日本データベース学会の皆様
（重複して受け取られた場合はご容赦下さい）
広島大学の森本です．
12月にインドのMysoreにて開催される
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON BIG DATA ANALYTICS(BDA 2013)
の最終投稿案内です．
アブストラクト締切6/30 論文締切7/7
となっております．是非，ご投稿をご検討ください．
森本康彦＠広島大学
SECOND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
BIG DATA ANALYTICS(BDA 2013)
Mysore, India
December 16--18 2013
http://www.bda2013.net/
GENERAL CALL FOR PAPERS
Submission: https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=bda2013.
Detailed CFP: http://www.bda2013.net/
Program Committee: http://www.bda2013.net/committees
Big Data Analytics conference is a peer reviewed conference which provides a
leading forum
for disseminating the latest research in big data applications, development
and research.
The first BDA conference was successfully held in Delhi, India, in December
2012.
The enthusiastic response to this event prompted the decision to make
the BDA conference as an annual event. BDA 2013 will be held in
the city of Mysore, India in December 2013.
Authors are asked to submit original, unpublished works that are not being
considered for publication in any other forum. For preparing the manuscript,
please see instructions for authors by Springer in the Lecture Notes
in Computer Science (LNCS) series
(http://www.springer.com/computer/lncs?SGWID=0-164-6-793341-0)
Research track submissions must not exceed 20 pages in length in the LNCS
format.
Industry track submissions must not exceed 8 pages in length in the LNCS
format.
Papers must have deep insights, both technical and business. However,
marketing
or product promotions submissions are discouraged. Industry track papers
will
be part of the main conference proceedings.
PhD symposium submissions must not exceed 8 pages in length in the LNCS
format.
PhD Symposium papers should be single-author papers that describe a synopsis
of
the proposed PhD thesis. The supervisor name should be indicated below the
author name.
PhD Symposium submissions should describe theses that are in an advanced
stage;
preliminary research directions are not encouraged. The deadline for PhD
Symposium
submissions is 31 August 2013, 23:59 PST.
PhD Symposium papers will not be part of the main conference proceedings.
Tutorial proposals should be no more than 3 pages in length using the LNCS
format.
Each proposal should clearly specify the subject matter, a detailed outline
of
the major topics covered, goals of the tutorial and the intended audience.
At least one author is required to attend the conference and present the
paper.
Submissions will be judged on correctness, originality, significance,
quality
of presentation, and relevance to the convention.
Important Dates (Research, Tutorial, Industry):
Abstract submission deadline: June 30 2013
Paper submission deadline: July 7 2013
Notification to authors: August 23 2013
Camera ready submission: September 4 2013
Important Dates (PhD Symposium)
Paper Submission deadline: 31 August 2013
Notification to authors: 1 October 2013
Camera-ready papers: 15 October 2013
Conference start: 16 December 2013
日本データベース学会の皆様、
以下の講演会が6月17日(月)・東大生研にて行われます。
ふるってご参加ください。
東京大学生研
中野美由紀
☆☆☆ 6月17日(月) 講演会のご案内 ☆☆☆
主催 最先端研究開発支援プログラム（FIRST）: 超巨大データベース時代に
向けた最高速データベースエンジンの開発と当該エンジンを核とする
戦略的社会サービスの実証・評価
後援 電子情報通信学会 データ工学研究専門委員会
後援 ACM SIGMOD Japan Chapter
日時 6月17日（月） 午後6時15分〜7時45分
場所 東京大学生産技術研究所 E棟 5階 会議室Ａ／Ｂ（Ew-501, 502）
http://www.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp/map/index.html
18:15-19:00
Speaker : Prof. Ling Liu (Georgia Tech)
Title: Semantic Hash Partitioning for Parallel Processing of
Heterogeneous Graphs
19:00-19:45
Speaker: Prof. Calton Pu (Georgia Institute of Technology)
Title: Big Data, IoT, and Clouds: Research Opportunities in Disaster
Management
参加費 無料
皆様のご参加をお待ちしております。
FIRST : 研究代表者 喜連川 優
電子情報通信学会データ工学研究会 委員長
木俵 豊
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To: first_lecture(a)tkl.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp
講演会 参加申し込み
6月17日（月）の講演会に参加
・名前
・ご所属
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プログラム
18:15 - 19:00
Speaker : Prof. Ling Liu (Georgia Institute of Technology)
Title: Semantic Hash Partitioning for Parallel Processing of
Heterogeneous Graphs
Abstract:
As the size and variety of information networks continue to grow in many
scientific and engineering domains, we wit- ness a growing demand for
efficient processing of large heterogeneous graphs using a cluster of
compute nodes in the Cloud. One open issue is how to effectively
partition a large graph to process complex graph operations efficiently.
In this paper, we present VB-Partitioner ? a distributed data
partitioning model and algorithms for efficient processing of graph
operations over large-scale graphs in the Cloud. Our VB-Partitioner has
three salient features. First, it introduces vertex blocks (VBs) and
extended vertex blocks (EVBs) as the building blocks for semantic
partitioning of large graphs. Second, VB-Partitioner utilizes vertex
block grouping algorithms to place those vertex blocks that have high
correlation in graph structure into the same partition. Third,
VB-Partitioner employs a VB-partition guided query partitioning model to
speed up the parallel processing of graph pattern queries by reducing
the amount of inter-partition query processing. We conduct extensive
experiments on several real-world graphs with millions of vertices and
billions of edges. Our results show that VB-Partitioner significantly
outperforms the popular random block-based data partitioner in terms of
query latency and scalability over large-scale graphs.
19:00-19:45
Speaker: Prof. Calton Pu, Georgia Institute of Technology
Title: Big Data, IoT, and Clouds: Research Opportunities in Disaster
Management
Abstract:
The ongoing convergence of evolution of devices (Internet of Things),
deployment of large shared infrastructures (computing clouds), and
accumulation of Big Data (sensors and social networks) has created
exciting new research challenges. We will describe some of these
challenges in the three phases of disaster management: preparedness
beforehand, emergency response, and recovery afterwards. With concrete
scenarios, e.g., using Twitter for effective information exchange during
emergencies, we will discuss the research challenges in quality of
service (e.g., real-time response time, high availability and robustness
despite widespread failures), and quality of information (e.g.,
security, privacy, and robustness despite misinformation). These
research challenges require integration and synthesis of results from
several related areas, e.g., sensor networks and social networks as Big
Data producers, and sophisticated models running on clouds as Big Data
consumers. Such integration of heterogeneous and open data sources will
require automated methods for reconciling syntactic and semantic
differences among semi-structured sources as well as filtering out
noises and misinformation in order to achieve the quality of service and
quality of information requirements of a mission-critical application
such as disaster management. We will use a concrete multi-hazard
scenario (landslides) to illustrate these research challenges and some
promising solutions.
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中野 美由紀 東京大学 生産技術研究所 戦略情報融合国際研究センタ
Miyuki NAKANO Institute of Industrial Science, Univ. of Tokyo
Center for Information Fusion
miyuki(a)tkl.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp
日本データベース学会の皆様，
甲南大学の灘本と申します．
11月25-27日に京大で行われます，SocInfo2013のWorkshopとTutorialのProposal
募集です．
7月1日が締め切りとなっております．（あと2週間強です！）
また，WorkshopとTutorialは11月25日を予定しております．
皆様，是非ともWorkshopとTutorialのプロポーザルをご提案下さいませ．
提案書提出及び問い合わせは灘本(nadamoto(a)konan-u.ac.xn--jp)-u63ba8a7fxc8czmg14103a
す．日本語でかまいません．
どうぞよろしくお願いいたします．
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Call for Workshop and Tutorial Proposals
The Fifth International Conference on Social Informatics (SocInfo2013)
25-27 November 2013, Kyoto
http://www.socinfo2013.org
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The Fifth International Conference on Social Informatics (SocInfo2013) is an interdisciplinary venue for researchers from informatics and the social & management sciences to come together to share ideas and opinions, and to present original research work. The goal is to create an opportunity for the dissemination of knowledge between the two communities, as well as to enable mutual critical discussion of current research.
The conference solicits original research and experience-based case study papers, as well as proposals for demonstrations. It welcomes interdisciplinary papers on methods from the social sciences in the study of information systems, applying information technology in the study of social phenomena, or applying social concepts in the design of information systems.
Important Dates
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- Workshop/Tutorial proposals due: July 1, 2013 (tentative)
- Workshop/Tutorial notification: July 5, 2013 (tentative)
- Workshop/Tutorial day: Nov. 25, 2013 (tentative)
Submissions for Workshop/Tutorial Proposals
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The workshops and tutorial day is Nov. 25, 2013(tentative).
All workshops and tutorial is basically half day.
Please submit your proposal (at most 3 pages, in pdf) via e-mail to the Workshop/Tutorial Co-chair, A.Nadamoto (nadamoto(a)konan-u.ac.jp)
A proposal should include:
***** Workshop proposals*****
A brief description of the workshop, including:
* Title of the workshop
* Topic
* A short summary of the technical issues in the focus of the workshop.
* Names, affiliations, e-mail addresses, and brief bios of the workshop organizers. Please mark the primary contact person.
* List of PC members with their affiliations (ones who already agreed or are expected to agree)
* The expected number of papers, and the type of papers (full, short, posters).
* Short information on previous editions of the workshop series (if applicable), including:
- conference it was co-located with,
- number of attendants,
- number of submissions,
- number of accepted/invited papers,
- length of camera ready papers, and
- any other information you feel is relevant.
***** Tutorial proposals*****
A brief description of the tutorial, including:
* Title of the tutorial
* Topic
* A short summary of the technical issues in the focus of the tutorial.
* Names, affiliations, e-mail addresses, and brief bios of the tutorial organizers. Please mark the primary contact person.
* Names, affiliations, e-mail addresses, and brief bios of all presenters.
Workshop/Tutorial Co-Chairs:
- Akiyo Nadamoto (Konan University, Japan)
- Jochen Leidner (Thomson Reuters, Switzerland)
