Call for Presentations
We are really happy to invite you to the 3rd Workshop on Graph-based Technologies and Applications (Graph-TA). After a very successful first and second editions, with more than thirty and sixty international attendees and many engaging presentations and posters, we are organizing a third edition. This edition will follow a similar format, with short presentations and poster sessions with a lot of discussions and networking.
Graph-TA, organized by the DAMA-UPC (Data Management) group of Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya – BarcelonaTech, aims at encouraging researchers to present their current work and interact in an informal set up in order to foster collaboration with other colleagues. Thus, the workshop will provide a forum for presenting and discussing research results and applications in the domain of graphs from different communities, i.e. computer science researchers working in the fields of database and management technologies, pattern recognition, graph algorithms, etc., practitioners using graphs to model their field of application, researchers in mathematics and physical sciences, representing, for instance, the graph theory and complex systems fields, etc.
The scope of Graph-TA 2015 is very broad and includes, but it is not limited to, the following topics:
Graph technologies and databases
Transactionality, languages and algebras for graph management
Graph matching
Use of graph technologies with other management technologies
Graph based learning and clustering
Social network analysis
Complex networks
Data mining with graphs
Mathematics of graphs
Benchmarking graph and RDF technologies
RDF and graph reasoning
Linked and Open Data
Applications of graph technologies and theory
Graph-TA 2015 will be a one-day single-track workshop and will be held in Barcelona on 18.03.2015. The workshop will be very structured but informal at the same time. Thus, we expect to have three sessions, two in the morning and one after lunch. In each session we expect to have several brief presentations (less than 6 minutes), followed by poster sessions of the presentations, including other not orally presented posters, allowing all the participants to discuss and interact providing their thoughts and suggestions on the presentations.
We encourage all participants to prepare a title and abstract (~300 words) and send it to damaris@ac.upc.edu before 20.02.2015 delayed until 2nd March. In the event of too many presentation proposals, we reserve the right to restrict them to one per research group attending, although we will allow the rest of contributions to be presented as a poster. Before 04.03.2015 we will tell you whether your abstract becomes a presentation with poster or only a poster. After the workshop, all the presentations (both oral and poster) will be included in the Graph-TA web page if the authors authorise us to do so.
The registration fee to the workshop is 90€ and will cover the organization expenses, which include:
Online access to the workshop presentations (upon author permission)
Coffee breaks
Lunch
Workshop venue
We will kindly ask you to confirm your attendance before 07.03.2015 delayed until 11.03.2015 in order to facilitate the organising tasks, by sending an e-mail to damaris@ac.upc.edu
Graph-TA, organized by the DAMA-UPC (Data Management) group of Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya – BarcelonaTech, aims at encouraging researchers to present their current work and interact in an informal set up in order to foster collaboration with other colleagues. Thus, the workshop will provide a forum for presenting and discussing research results and applications in the domain of graphs from different communities, i.e. computer science researchers working in the fields of database and management technologies, pattern recognition, graph algorithms, etc., practitioners using graphs to model their field of application, researchers in mathematics and physical sciences, representing, for instance, the graph theory and complex systems fields, etc.
Scope and participation details
The scope of Graph-TA 2015 is very broad and includes, but it is not limited to, the following topics:
Graph technologies and databases
Transactionality, languages and algebras for graph management
Graph matching
Use of graph technologies with other management technologies
Graph based learning and clustering
Social network analysis
Complex networks
Data mining with graphs
Mathematics of graphs
Benchmarking graph and RDF technologies
RDF and graph reasoning
Linked and Open Data
Applications of graph technologies and theory
Graph-TA 2015 will be a one-day single-track workshop and will be held in Barcelona on 18.03.2015. The workshop will be very structured but informal at the same time. Thus, we expect to have three sessions, two in the morning and one after lunch. In each session we expect to have several brief presentations (less than 6 minutes), followed by poster sessions of the presentations, including other not orally presented posters, allowing all the participants to discuss and interact providing their thoughts and suggestions on the presentations.
We encourage all participants to prepare a title and abstract (~300 words) and send it to damaris@ac.upc.edu before 20.02.2015 delayed until 2nd March. In the event of too many presentation proposals, we reserve the right to restrict them to one per research group attending, although we will allow the rest of contributions to be presented as a poster. Before 04.03.2015 we will tell you whether your abstract becomes a presentation with poster or only a poster. After the workshop, all the presentations (both oral and poster) will be included in the Graph-TA web page if the authors authorise us to do so.
Registration
The registration fee to the workshop is 90€ and will cover the organization expenses, which include:
Online access to the workshop presentations (upon author permission)
Coffee breaks
Lunch
Workshop venue
We will kindly ask you to confirm your attendance before 07.03.2015 delayed until 11.03.2015 in order to facilitate the organising tasks, by sending an e-mail to damaris@ac.upc.edu
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