Workshops - Call for Proposals
Program
Program - Call for Contributions and Papers
12-15 June 2007 (Tuesday - Friday)
Each day will feature plenary and parallel (breakout) sessions to cover areas of broad interests as well as the opportunity for detailed discussions. Time is allowed for posters, breaks to facilitate interactions amongst the worldwide VO community.
Subject/Topic Areas
History and Background of VOs
Science Requirements of VOs and Use Cases
Discipline-specific VxOs and Interdisciplinary VOs
Vocabularies and Semantics
Interoperability and Standards
Security, Resource Control and Policies
Marketing Your VO To Your Community
Detailed Architecture of VOs
Best Practices
11 June 2007 (Monday)
This day is available for one-day or half-day workshops (up to 5) hosted by the conference. We have two workshops scheduled so far. If you would like to convene a half- or one-day workshop, please contact the Chair of the Scientific Organizing Committee. Some of these workshops will be invitation only, others will be open to all conference participants for a nominal additional registration fee. Please watch the Registration page for details of workshops.
2007 Important Dates
Today
25 May
25 May
1 June
4 June
5 June
11 June
12-15 June
27 July
28 September
26 October
1 January 2008
Workshop Proposal Deadline
Accommodation Deadline for Conference Rate/Room Reservation Block
Cancellation Deadline
Abstract Deadline (abstracts past deadline may be presented as posters)
Poster Deadline
Workshops
Conference
Paper Submission
Reviewed papers returned to authors
Author Response, manuscript revision
Intended publication date
Branding and Attribution
Provenance and Derivation
Redefining the Roles of VOs and Data Providers
Educational Uses
Tools and Applications
Knowledge and Skill Sets for VO Developers
Data Quality, Data Citation, Preservation and Stewardship
VOs In Developing Countries
Conference Venue:
Presentation Guidelines
Oral Presentations
Presentations will range from 20 to 45 minutes, depending on the session, contributed or invited, and are expected to be electronic presentations displayed on a Windows Linux or Macintosh computer via an LCD projector. The VOiG wiki can be used to upload your talk as well as look at and contribute to the wiki forum that goes with each presentation - this interaction can occur before, during, and after the conference.
Posters
Posters will be available the entire meeting with several poster sessions. Posters should be 48in x48in (122cm x 122cm) or smaller, either in one or multiple pieces/pages, and be mountable on a free standing poster board using push pins. Authors are expected to be present for at least one full poster session to present the content to interested attendees.
The VOiG wiki can be used to upload your poster and indicate when presenters will be at the poster, as well as looking at and contributing to the wiki forum that goes with each poster - this interaction can occur before, during, and after the conference.
