16th AGILE Conference on Geographic Information Science
Geographic Information Science at the Heart of Europe
14-17 May 2013, Leuven, Belgium
Mai postánkból. Danny Vandenbroucke főtitkár írja:
"On behalf of the AGILE council, we would like to invite you to participate at the 16th AGILE International Conference on Geographic Information Science, scheduled to take place between 14 and 17 May 2013 in Leuven, Belgium, which is situated at the heart of Europe. This years’ conference will pay special attention to the role Geographic Information Science & Technology can play to help resolving the societal challenges we are facing, and to support European policy making in particular.
Call for Papers
The program will offer pre‐conference workshops, keynote sessions, parallel paper presentation sessions and a poster session to share your ideas, and to explore on‐going research & future developments, including state‐of‐the‐art applications. The conference will also allow you to network with other professionals from academia, industry and government who are interested in promoting GI teaching and research activities at the European level.
Potential contributors to this conference are invited to submit:
Full papers: maximum 6000‐words manuscript of original and unpublished scientific research. High‐quality scientific submissions will be accepted for presentation at the conference and will be published in the series Springer Lecture Notes in Geoinformation and Cartography. We especially encourage PhD students to submit full papers. Papers must be written in correct English according to the Springer formatting guidelines. Short papers: 2000 to 3000‐words manuscript of original and unpublished research work. High‐quality scientific and strategic (industrial and governmental) submissions will be accepted for presentation at the conference and will be published online as separate proceedings (with separate ISBN number). Papers must be written in correct English according to the submission template and formatting guidelines. Poster submission: 500 to 1000‐words manuscript of original scientific and strategic research work. High‐quality submissions will be accepted for poster presentations at the conference, which will provide the exceptional opportunity to stimulate scientific discussions and exchange novel ideas. Posters proposals must be written in correct English according to the submission template and formatting guidelines. Note: AGILE 2013 is running a double-blind review process. In preparing your manuscript, do not include any information which could reveal your identity, or that of your co-authors. The title section of your manuscript should not contain any author names, email addresses, or affiliation status. In the body of your submission, you should eliminate all direct references to your own previous work. That is, avoid phrases such as "this contribution generalizes our results for XYZ". Also, please do not disproportionately cite your own previous work. In other words, make your submission as anonymous as possible. We need your cooperation in our effort to maintain a fair, double-blind reviewing process. Authors’ instructions are available on the web site of the conference. All submissions must be sent in electronically via the online conference manager (coming soon). Conference Topics Contributors are invited to submit papers and abstracts on all topics within the fields of Geographic Information Science, including (but not limited to): · Perception and Representation of Geographic Phenomena, Spatial Cognition, Space Appropriation · Cognitive Aspects of Human-Computer Interaction for Geographic Information Systems · Spatial and Spatiotemporal Data Modelling, Reasoning and Analysis · 3D Modelling, Analysis and Visualization · Visualization, Virtual Globe and Augmented Reality · Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery · Uncertainty and Error Propagation · Spatial Semantics and Spatiotemporal Ontologies · Semantic and Ubiquitous Web & GIS · Web Services, Geospatial Systems and Real-time Applications · Location Based Services and Mobile GI Applications · Geospatial Decision Support Systems · Crowdsourcing and Volunteered Geographic Information · Geosensors Networks · Geodesign and Simulation · Demographic and Socioeconomic Modelling · Smart Cities, Smart Grid and Smart Location · Environmental/Ecological and Urban/Regional Modelling · Health and Medical Informatics · Natural Resources Management and Monitoring · Disaster and Risk Management · Spatial Data Infrastructures: Data & Service Sharing Concepts and Policies · Socio-Economic Impact Assessment of Geographic Information · GIScience and Technology Education and Training · Earth Observation Systems: Algorithms and Applications Pre-conference workshops The pre-conference workshops will be held on Tuesday, May 14th and are a complementary forum to the main conference, encouraging the presentation and discussion of work in progress, and facilitating a dialogue on emerging topics in small groups. A more detailed call for workshop proposals will follow later.
Grants available The AGILE Grant Program will allocate grants (scholarships) to AGILE 2013 attendees, with priority given to PhD students. An applicant must have submitted a paper or a poster. The estimated value of each grant is approximately 500 Euro (covering full conference registration and a maximum of 4 nights in a hotel chosen by the conference organizers). The call for the grants will be published on the conference web site.
Important Dates and Deadlines 9 November 2012 Full paper submission 16 November 2012 Pre-conference workshop proposal 17 December 2012 Notification of workshop acceptance 21 December 2012 Notification of full paper acceptance 18 January 2013 Camera-ready full paper copies due 31 January 2013 Short paper and poster submission 15 February Grant application 8 March 2013 Notification of short paper and poster acceptance 15 March 2013 Notification grant application acceptance 1 April 2013 Camera-ready short paper copies due 1 April 2013 Early-bird registration 14 May 2013 Pre-conference workshops 15-17 May 2013 Conference Danny Vandenbroucke Secretary AGILE Council Association of Geographic Information Laboratories in Europe http://www.agile-online.org Spatial Applications Division (SADL), K.U.Leuven R&D Celestijnenlaan 200 E 3001 Leuven Tel.: +32-16-329731 Fax: +32-16-329724 Mobile: +32-486-713573 danny.vandenbroucke@SADL.kuleuven.be http://www.sadl.kuleuven.be"
Mai postánkból. Danny Vandenbroucke főtitkár írja:
Full papers: maximum 6000‐words manuscript of original and unpublished scientific research. High‐quality scientific submissions will be accepted for presentation at the conference and will be published in the series Springer Lecture Notes in Geoinformation and Cartography. We especially encourage PhD students to submit full papers. Papers must be written in correct English according to the Springer formatting guidelines. Short papers: 2000 to 3000‐words manuscript of original and unpublished research work. High‐quality scientific and strategic (industrial and governmental) submissions will be accepted for presentation at the conference and will be published online as separate proceedings (with separate ISBN number). Papers must be written in correct English according to the submission template and formatting guidelines. Poster submission: 500 to 1000‐words manuscript of original scientific and strategic research work. High‐quality submissions will be accepted for poster presentations at the conference, which will provide the exceptional opportunity to stimulate scientific discussions and exchange novel ideas. Posters proposals must be written in correct English according to the submission template and formatting guidelines. Note: AGILE 2013 is running a double-blind review process. In preparing your manuscript, do not include any information which could reveal your identity, or that of your co-authors. The title section of your manuscript should not contain any author names, email addresses, or affiliation status. In the body of your submission, you should eliminate all direct references to your own previous work. That is, avoid phrases such as "this contribution generalizes our results for XYZ". Also, please do not disproportionately cite your own previous work. In other words, make your submission as anonymous as possible. We need your cooperation in our effort to maintain a fair, double-blind reviewing process. Authors’ instructions are available on the web site of the conference. All submissions must be sent in electronically via the online conference manager (coming soon). Conference Topics Contributors are invited to submit papers and abstracts on all topics within the fields of Geographic Information Science, including (but not limited to): · Perception and Representation of Geographic Phenomena, Spatial Cognition, Space Appropriation · Cognitive Aspects of Human-Computer Interaction for Geographic Information Systems · Spatial and Spatiotemporal Data Modelling, Reasoning and Analysis · 3D Modelling, Analysis and Visualization · Visualization, Virtual Globe and Augmented Reality · Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery · Uncertainty and Error Propagation · Spatial Semantics and Spatiotemporal Ontologies · Semantic and Ubiquitous Web & GIS · Web Services, Geospatial Systems and Real-time Applications · Location Based Services and Mobile GI Applications · Geospatial Decision Support Systems · Crowdsourcing and Volunteered Geographic Information · Geosensors Networks · Geodesign and Simulation · Demographic and Socioeconomic Modelling · Smart Cities, Smart Grid and Smart Location · Environmental/Ecological and Urban/Regional Modelling · Health and Medical Informatics · Natural Resources Management and Monitoring · Disaster and Risk Management · Spatial Data Infrastructures: Data & Service Sharing Concepts and Policies · Socio-Economic Impact Assessment of Geographic Information · GIScience and Technology Education and Training · Earth Observation Systems: Algorithms and Applications Pre-conference workshops The pre-conference workshops will be held on Tuesday, May 14th and are a complementary forum to the main conference, encouraging the presentation and discussion of work in progress, and facilitating a dialogue on emerging topics in small groups. A more detailed call for workshop proposals will follow later.
Grants available The AGILE Grant Program will allocate grants (scholarships) to AGILE 2013 attendees, with priority given to PhD students. An applicant must have submitted a paper or a poster. The estimated value of each grant is approximately 500 Euro (covering full conference registration and a maximum of 4 nights in a hotel chosen by the conference organizers). The call for the grants will be published on the conference web site.
Important Dates and Deadlines 9 November 2012 Full paper submission 16 November 2012 Pre-conference workshop proposal 17 December 2012 Notification of workshop acceptance 21 December 2012 Notification of full paper acceptance 18 January 2013 Camera-ready full paper copies due 31 January 2013 Short paper and poster submission 15 February Grant application 8 March 2013 Notification of short paper and poster acceptance 15 March 2013 Notification grant application acceptance 1 April 2013 Camera-ready short paper copies due 1 April 2013 Early-bird registration 14 May 2013 Pre-conference workshops 15-17 May 2013 Conference Danny Vandenbroucke Secretary AGILE Council Association of Geographic Information Laboratories in Europe http://www.agile-online.org Spatial Applications Division (SADL), K.U.Leuven R&D Celestijnenlaan 200 E 3001 Leuven Tel.: +32-16-329731 Fax: +32-16-329724 Mobile: +32-486-713573 danny.vandenbroucke@SADL.kuleuven.be http://www.sadl.kuleuven.be"
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