Saturday,
28 September
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Saturday
Workshops and Tutorials |
0900 - 1200
and
1300 - 1600 |
CODATA Course on Information
Visualization
At Delta Centre-Ville Hotel, 777 University Street, Montréal,
Québec, Canada H3C 327
Instructors
Nahum Gershon, MITRE, USA, E-mail : gershon@mitre.org
John Dill, Simon Fraser University, USA, E-mail : dill@cs.sfu.ca
Jean-Jacques Royer, CNRS, Nancy, France, E-mail : royer@crpg.cnrs-nancy.fr
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1400 - 1800
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CODATA
Course on Heterogeneous Information Database & Data
Warehousing
At Delta Centre-Ville Hotel, 777 University Street, Montréal,
Québec, Canada H3C 327
Instructors
Hélène Bestougeff, Université of
Marne-La-Vallée, Paris, France
Jean-Jacques Royer, CNRS, Nancy, France
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Sunday,
29 September
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09:00
- 17:00
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Registration
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10:00 - 17:00
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Sunday
Workshops and Tutorials
Environmental
Information in Satellite Imagery and Numerical Classification
A CODATA Workshop on September 29, 2002 sponsored by the Task
Group on Data Management and Virtual Laboratories and convened
by Alexei D. Gvishiani (Russia) and Herbert W. Kroehl (USA)
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13:00
- 17:00
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Task
Group Meetings
|
17:30
- 18:30
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CODATA
Opening Ceremony (Régence C)
Chair: Gordon Wood, Chair, Canadian National
Committee for CODATA and International Scientific Program
Committee Co-Chair
John Rumble, President of CODATA
Dr. Arthur Carty, President of National Research Council
of Canada
|
18:30
- 20:30
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CODATA
Opening Reception (Régence C)
Sponsored by National Research Council of Canada
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Monday,
30 September
|
08:30
- 13:00
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Registration
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Keynote
Speakers
08:45 - 10:30 Monday
Location: B&C
Chair: John Rumble, President, CODATA
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08:45
- 10:30 |
Invited
Keynote 1: Preservation and Archiving of Scientific and
Technical Data
Trends In Archiving
Digital Data
Kevin Ashley
University of London Computer Center, UK
Invited
Keynote 2:
Legal Issues in Using and Sharing Scientific and Technical
Data
Preserving
the Positive Functions of the Public Domain in Science
Pamela Samuelson
Berkeley Center for Law and Technology, University of California
at Berkeley, USA
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10:30
- 11:00 |
Coffee |
Invited Cross Disciplinary Session Speakers
11:00 - 13:00 Monday
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Invited
Speakers Theme 1: Preservation and Archiving of Scientific
and Technical Data
Location: Régence C
Chair: Kevin Ashley, University of London, UK
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11:00 |
1.
The Challenge of Archiving and Preserving Remotely Sensed
Data
John L. Faundeen
US Geological Survey, EROS Data Center, Sioux Falls, SD 57198-0001
2.
The Virtual Observatory: The Future of Data and Information
Management in Astrophysics
David Schade
Canadian
Astronomy Data Centre, Herzberg Institute of Astrophysics,
National Research Council, Canada
3.
Towards a New Knowledge of Global Climate Changes: Meteorological
Data Archiving and Processing Aspects
Alexander M. Sterin
All-Russian Research Institute of Hydrometeorological Information,
Russia
4.
Strategies for Selection and Appraisal of Scientific Data
for Preservation
Seamus Ross, University of
Glasgow and Principal Director ERPANET, UK
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Invited
Speakers Theme 2: Legal Issues in Using and Sharing Scientific
and Technical Data
Location: Régence B
Chair: Pamela Samuelson
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11:00 |
1.
Search for Balance: Legal Protection for Data Compilations
in the U.S.
Steven Tepp
US Copyright Office, Library of Congress, USA
2.
Legal (dis)incentives for creating, disseminating, utilizing
and sharing data for scientific and technical purposes
Kenji Naemura
Keio University, Shonan-Fujisawa Campus, Japan
3.
Scientific and Technical Data Policy and Management in China
Sun Honglie
Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China
4. A Contractually
Reconstructed Research Commons for Scientific Data in a Highly
Protectionist Intellectual Property Environment
J.H. Reichman, Duke University School of Law, Durham, NC,
USA
and Paul F. Uhlir, The National
Academies, Washington, DC, USA
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13:00
- 14:00 |
Lunch |
Data
Issues Within Scientific Specialties
14:00 - 16:00 Monday
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Track
I-C-1:
Advances in Handling Physico-Chemical Data in the Internet
Era (Part 1)
Location: Régence C
Chairs:
William Haynes and Peter Linstrom, National Institute of Standards
and Technology, USA
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1.
The Handling of Crystallographic Data
Brian McMahon, International Union of Crystallography,
England
2.
Development of KDB (Korea Thermophysical Properties Databank)
and Proper Use of Data and Models in Computer Aided Process
Engineering Applications
Jeong Won Kang, CAPEC, Technical University of Denmark,
Denmark
Rafiqul Gani, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
Chul Soo Lee, Korea University, Korea
Ki-Pung Yoo, Sogang University, Korea
3.
Reliability of Uncertainty Assignments in Generating Recommended
Data from a Large Set of Experimental Physicochemical
Data
Qian Dong, National Institute of Standards and Technology,
Boulder, CO, USA
4.
Dortmund Data Bank (DDB)- Status, Accessibility and Future
Plans
Jürgen Rarey and Jürgen Gmehling, University
of Oldenburg, Germany
|
Track
I-C-2:
Integrated Science for Environmental Decision-making: The
Challenge for Biodiversity and Ecosystems Informatics
Location: Régence B
Chairs:
Gladys Cotter, US Geological
Survey, USA and
Bonnie Carroll,
Information International Associates, USA
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Track
I-C-3:
Frameworks for Sharing Geographic Data
Location: St Laurent
Chair: Michael Goodchild, National Center for Geographic Information
and Analysis and University of California, USA
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1. Frameworks for
Sustainability of GIS Development in Low Income Countries
Gilberto Camara, Director of Earth Observation, INPE, Brazil
2. The Geography
Network
Clint Brown, ESRI, USA
3. Geospatial Information
One-Stop
M. Robinson, Federal Geographic Data Committee, USA
4. The National
Map - Sharing Geospatial Data in the 21st Century
Barbara J. Ryan, U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia,
USA
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Track
I-C-4:
Government as a Driver in Database Development in the Behavioral
Sciences
Location: Les Courants
Chair: David Johnson, Building Engineering and Science Talent,
USA
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1.
Sharing data collection and sharing collected data: The NICHD
Study of Early Child Care and Youth Development
Sarah L. Friedman, The NICHD Study of Early Child Care
and Youth Development, USA
2.
Data Sharing at NIH and NIA
Miriam F. Kelty, National Institute on Aging, Office of
Extramural Activities, USA
3. Data Archiving for
Animal Cognition Research: The NIMH Experience
Howard S. Kurtzman, Cognitive Science Program, National
Institute of Mental Health, USA
4.
Data Sharing and the Social and Behavioral Sciences at the
National Science Foundation
Philip Rubin, Division of Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences,
USA
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Track
I-C-5:
Data Archiving
Location: Auditorium
Chair:
Seamus Ross
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1.
Report of Activities of the CODATA Working Group on Archiving
Scientific Data
William Anderson, Praxis101, Rye, NY, USA
Steve Rossouw, South African National Committee for CODATA
Co-organizers: CODATA Working Group on Archiving Scientifc
Data
2.
The NIST Data Gateway: Providing Easy Access to NIST Data
Resources
Dorothy M. Blakeslee, Angela Y. Lee, and Alec J. Belsky, National
Institute of Standards and Technology, USA
3.
Long Term Data Storage: Are We Getting Closer to a Solution?
A. Stander and N. Van der Merwe, Department of Information
Systems, University of Cape Town, South Africa
Steve F. Rossouw, South Africa National Committee for CODATA,
South Africa
4.
Prototype of TRC Integrated Information System for Physicochemical
Properties of Organic Compounds: Evaluated Data, Models, and
Knowledge
Xinjian Yan, Thermodynamics Research Center (TRC), National
Institute of Standards and Technology, USA
Qian Dong, Xiangrong Hong, Robert D. Chirico and Michael Frenkel
5.
An Introduction of CODATA-China Physical and Chemical Database
Information System
Xiao Yun, Secretary General, Chinese National Committee
for CODATA, China
Yan Baoping, Director, Computer Network Information Center,
CAS, China
Zhang Hui, Secretary, Chinese National Committee for CODATA,
China
Jin Huanian, Engineer, Computer Network Information Center,
CAS, China
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Track
I-C-6:
Ingénierie de la veille technologique et de l'intelligence
économique
(Data for Competitive Technical and Economic Intelligence)
Location: St Charles
Chair: Clément Paoli, Université MLV, France
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1. Ingénierie
de la veille pédagogique et gestion des connaissances
en enseignement supérieur (Data for competitive
pedagogy and knowledge management in higher education)
Jean-Paul Pinte, Université Marne La Vallée,
France
2. L'analyse des mots associés
pour l'information non scientifique
(Co-Word analysis for non scientific information)
Bertrand Delecroix
and Renaud Eppstein, ISIS/CESD, Université de Marne
La Vallée, France
3. Stratégies du
partenariat scientifique entre les pays de l' UE et les pays
en développement : indicateurs bibliométriques
P.L. Rossi , IRD, Centre d'Ile de France, Bondy, France
4. La fusion analytique
Data/Texte : nouvel enjeu de l'analyse avancée de l'information
(The merging of structured and unstructured data : the
new challenge of advanced information analytics)
J.F. Marcotorchino, Kalima Group
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16:00
- 16:30 |
Coffee |
Data
Issues Within Scientific Specialties
16:30 - 18:30 Monday
|
Track
I-D-1:
Data On Gas Hydrates (this session to go from 16:30 - 18:50)
Location: Régence B
Chair: Fedor Kuznetsov, Institute of Inorganic Chemistry,
Novosibirsk, Russia
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Track
I-D-2:
The US National Library of Medicine's Visible Human Project®
Data Sets
Location: Régence C
Chair: Michael J. Ackerman, National Library of Medicine,
National Institutes of Health, USA
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Track
I-D-3:
Land Remote Sensing - Landsat Today and Tomorrow
Location: St Laurent
Chairs: Hedy Rossmeissl
and John Faundeen, U.S.
Geological Survey, USA
|
|
1.
Tasking, Archiving & Dissemination of Landsat Data
Thomas J. Feehan, Canada Centre for Remote Sensing, Natural
Resources Canada, Canada
2.
The Work of the U.S. National Satellite Land Remote Sensing
Data Archive Committee: 1998 - 2000
Joanne Irene Gabrynowicz, National Remote Sensing and Space
Law Center, University of Mississippi School of Law, USA
3.
An Overview of the Landsat Data Continuity Mission (LDCM)
Bruce K. Quirk and Darla M. Duval*, U.S. Geological Survey
EROS Data Center, USA
Jeffrey G. Masek, Douglas McCuistion, James Irons, NASA Goddard
Space Flight Center, USA
4. Current Applications
of Landsat 7 Data in Texas
Gordon L. Wells, Center for Space Research, The University
of Texas at Austin, USA
5.
Development of Land Cover Database of East Asia
Wang Zhengxing, Zhao Bingru, Liu Chuang, Global Change Information
and Research Center, Institute of Geography and Natural Resource
Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
|
Track
I-D-4:
The Public Domain in Scientific and Technical Data: A Review
of Recent Initiatives and Emerging Issues
Location: Auditorium
Chair: Paul F. Uhlir, The
National Academy of Sciences, USA
|
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1.
International Access to Data and Information
Ferris Webster, University of Delaware, USA
2. The OECD Follow up
Group on Issues of Access to Publicly Funded Research Data:
A Summary of the Interim Report
Peter Arzberger, University of California at San Diego, USA
3.
An Overview of Draft UNESCO Policy Guidelines for the Development
and Promotion of Public-Domain Information
John B. Rose, UNESCO, Paris, FRANCE
Paul F. Uhlir, The National
Academies, Washington, DC, USA
4.
Emerging
Models for Maintaining the Public Commons in Scientific Data
Harlan Onsrud, University of Maine, USA
5. Progress, Challenges
and Opportunities for Public-Domain S&T Data Policy Reform
in China
Liu Chuang, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China
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Track
I-D-5:
Data Science
Location: Les Courants
Chair:
Jacques-Emile Dubois, ITODYS, Université de Paris VII
- France and Past-President, CODATA
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1.
Quality Control of Data in Data-Sharing Practices and Regulations
Paul Wouters and Anne Beaulieu, Networked Research and Digital
Information (Nerdi), NIWI-KNAW, The Royal Netherlands Academy
of Arts and Sciences, The Netherlands
2.
Distributed Oriented Massive Data Management: Progressive
Algorithms and Data Structures
Rita Borgo, Visual Computing Group, Consiglio Nazionale delle
Ricerche (C.N.R.), Italy
Valerio Pascucci, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL),
USA
3. Knowledge Management
in Physicochemical Property Databases - Knowledge Recovery
and Retrieval of NIST/TRC Source Data System
Qian Dong, Thermodynamics Research Center (TRC), National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), USA
Xinjian Yan, Robert D. Chirico, Randolph C. Wilhoit, Michael
Frenkel
4.
Multi-Aspect Evaluation of Data Quality in Scientific Databases
Juliusz L. Kulikowski, Institute of Biocybernetics and Biomedical
Engineering c/o the Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland
5.
Modeling the Earth's Subsurface Temperature Distribution From
a Stochastic Point of View
Kirti Srivastava, National Geophysical Research Institute,
India
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Track
I-D-6:
Database Innovation in the Behavioral Sciences and the
Debate Over What Should Be Stored
Location: St Charles
Session organizer: US National Committee for the International
Union of Psychological Sciences, National Academy of Sciences,
Washington, D.C., USA
Chair: Merry Bullock,
American Psychological Association
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1.
Acquisition Criteria at the Murray Research Center: A Center
for the Study of Lives
Jacquelyn B. James, Murray Research Center
2.
What Functional Neuroimaging Data is 'Worth' Sharing and the
Scope of Large-Scale Study Data Archiving
John Darrell Van Horn, The fMRI Data Center, Dartmouth College,
USA
3.
Accession and Sharing of Geographic Information
Michael F. Goodchild, University of California, Santa Barbara,
USA
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Poster
Sessions and Sponsor Reception
18:30 - 20:30 Monday
Location: Foyer
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Poster
Number |
Presenter/Authors |
Poster Title
|
P-1 |
Harish
Bahadur |
Hydrozyl
Impurities in Quartz Crystals and Their Radiation-Induced
Dynamics |
P-2 |
T.V.
Golashvili |
International
Chart of the Nuclides - 2001 |
P-3 |
Harshvadan
R. Panchal,
Dinesh K. Kanchan
|
Electrical
Conduction Mechanism in Potassium Boro-Vanadate Iron
Glass System
|
P-4 |
Duck-Hyun
Cho,
Won-Kyung Cho,
Jae-Yon Chung,
Hyung-Seon Park,
Bu-Young Ahn,
Kang-Ryul Shon
|
Database
of Korean Mushrooms |
P-5 |
Soo-won
Cho,
Hyung-Seon Park |
Reference
Database of Korean Insect Diversity |
P-6 |
Micah
Krichevsky,
Paul De Vos,
Surang Dejsirilert,
Deborah Henry,
Jorge Lalucat,
Edward Moore,
Masoumeh Sikaroodi,
Jane Tang,
Sue Whitehead,
Hans Yu,
Yuguang Zhou |
Cooperative
Double Blind Study of Pseudomonads and Related Organisms |
P-7 |
Hong-Gi
Jang,
Sang-Uk Chon,
Byoung-Sik Pyo,
Sun-Min Kim,
Sook-Young Lee,
Hyung-Seon Park |
Factual
Database of Native Flora Seeds in the Korean Peninsula |
P-8 |
Dong-Jun
Lee,
Chan-Seob Shim,
Hyung-Seon Park |
Construction
of Antibody Database |
P-9 |
Oh
Hyoung Lee,
Hyung Dae Koh,
Soon Young Park,
Hyung-Seon Park,
Kye Jun Lee |
Database
Construction for the Collective List of Descriptions of
Bacterial Isolates from Korea |
P-10 |
K.T.
Park,
J.S. Lee,
J.Y. Kim,
K.J. Lee, |
Factual
Database of Noctuid Moths (Insecta, Lepidoptera) in Korea |
P-11 |
Young
Sook Ahn,
Bo Sik Han,
Kyung Jin Sim,
Du Jong Song,
Bu Young Ahn, |
The
Date Conversion DB Between Luni-Solar and Solar Calendar
in Korea |
P-12 |
A. Burtsev,
A.D.-Gvishiani,
M.N.-Zhizhin
|
Algorithm "Skeleton,
Segments, Trace" (SST) for digitizing the analog
geophysical records |
P-13 |
Robert
W. Crawford |
The
Mackenzie GEWEX Study Data Archive: An Enhanced Dataset
for Climate modelling |
P-14 |
B. R. Shah,
H. Rahaman
|
Background
Radiation Level at Thinbhangle (Nepal) |
P-16 |
Yong-Sam
Lee,
Min-Soo Lee,
Sang-Hyuk Kim,
Yong-Bok Lee,
Bu-Young Ahn |
Multimedia
Data Processing and Construction of Database for Ancient
Astronomical Heritages of Korea |
P-17 |
Bu-Young
Ahn,
Hyung-Seon Park,
Ji-Young Kim,
Kang-Ryul Shon
|
Construction
of Factual Database Based Virtual Science Museum |
P-18 |
Daniel
Crichton,
J. Steven Hughes,
Gregory Downing,
Sudhir Srivastava |
Enabling
Collaborative Science Communities Through Data Interoperability |
P-19 |
Mitsunae
Fujita,
Takayoshi Kasugai,
Akira Okada,
Junichi Kinugawa |
New
Welding Information System on Internet |
P-20 |
Hua
Ouyang |
An
Integrated Web Resource for CERN's Ecosystem Data |
P-21 |
Zbigniew
Kierzkowski |
The
Virtual Organization Environment Engineering |
P-22 |
Li
Jianhui |
Metadata
Standard Research and Development for the Scientific Databases
System |
P-23 |
Hua
Ouyang |
Enabling
Collaborative Science Communities Through Data Interoperability |
P-24 |
Rukasih
Dardjat |
Data
Base of Research, Science and Technology (dbriptek) in
Indonesia |
P-25 |
Shuyu
Zhao |
Establishment
and Role of the Database of Scientists and Engineers in
CAS |
P-26 |
A.Bensaid,
Z.Smahi,
T. Iftene |
The
use of the relative and absolute models to the calibration
of Landsat TM data. Application to the semi-arid land
of Laghouat (Algeria) |
P-27 |
D.
R. Yusupov |
Provision
of the Operating Access to the Legal Information at the
Libraries of the Institutions of Higher Education in Uzbekistan |
P-28 |
Xinyue Huang,
Jun Shen,
Yongbin Zheng |
Data
Integration in a Data Acquisition System for Material
Property Database |
P-29 |
Mingyuan
Huo,
Song Chen |
The
Computational Methodology of Multiple Data Analysis for
Inorganic Origin Oil and Gas--A Case Study in Qiangtang
Basin of Tibet |
P-30 |
Xiao
Yun |
Scientific
Database and Its Application System of CAS |
P-31 |
Conrad
Sebego |
Ensuring
sustainability access to data—value based approach |
P-32 |
P.K.
Sidhu,
N.K. Dhand |
ADRES: An online reporting system for veterinary hospitals
|
P-33 |
N.K.
Dhand |
PAU_Epi~AID:
A relational database for epidemiological, clinical and
laboratory data management |
P-34 |
F.
J. Smith |
New CODATA Journal |
P-35 |
Douglas Hughes,
Jason Hyon,
Sanda Mandutianu,
Kathya Zamora |
A Model for Live Mission
Data Systems Using the OAIS Reference Model |
P-36 |
Robert A. Dragoset,
Barry N. Taylor,
Michael J. McLay |
Units Markup Language - An
XML Schema for Scientific Units
|
|
Tuesday,
1 October
|
08:30
- 13:00
|
Registration
|
Keynote
Speakers
08:45 - 10:30 Tuesday
Location: B&C
Chair: Gordon Wood, National Research Council Canada
|
08:45
- 10:30 |
Invited
Keynote 3: Interoperability and Data Integration
Integrating
Bioinformatics Data into Science: From Molecules to Biodiversity
Robert Robbins
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, WA, USA
Invited
Keynote 4: Information Economics for Scientific and Technical
Data
Economics
of information services for scientific and technical data
in the information age: The view from a national data center
in Japan
Masamitsu
Negishi
NII (National Institute of Informatics), Japan
|
10:30
- 11:00 |
Coffee |
Invited
Cross Disciplinary Session Speakers
11:00 - 13:00 Tuesday
|
Invited
Speakers Theme 3: Interoperability and Data Integration
Location: Régence C
Chair: Robert Robbins
|
11:00 |
1.
Interoperability in Geospatial Web Services
Jeff de La Beaujardiere
NASA Goddard
Space Flight Center, USA
2.
Expanding Spatial Data Infrastructure Capabilities to Optimize
Use and Sharing of Geographic Data: A Developing World Perspective
Harlan Onsrud, University of Maine, USA
3.
Interoperability of Biological Data Resources
Hideaki Sugawara, National Institute of Genetics, Japan
4.
The Open Archives Initiative: A low-barrier framework for
interoperability
Carl
Lagoze
Department of Computer Science, Cornell University, USA
|
Invited
Speakers Theme 4: Information Economics for Scientific
and Technical Data
Location: Régence B
Chair: Masanitsu Negishi
|
11:00 |
1.
Legal Protection of Databases and Science in the "European
Research Area": Economic Policy and IPR Practice in the
Wake of the 1996 EC Directive
Paul
A. David
Stanford University and All Souls College, Oxford
2.
Studies on the Economic Impact of the Intellectual Property
Protection of Non-Original Databases
Helga Tabuchi
Copyright Law Division, WIPO, Geneva, Switzerland
3.
The Digital National Framework: Underpinning the Knowledge
Economy
Keith Murray
Geographic Information Strategy, Ordinance Survey, UK
4.
Borders in Cyberspace: Conflicting Public Sector Information
Policies and their Economic Impacts
Peter Weiss
Strategic
Planning and Policy Office, National Weather Service, National
Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), USA
|
13:00
- 14:00 |
Lunch |
CODATA
2015
14:00 - 16:00 Tuesday
Location: B&C
Chair:
John Rodgers, Toth Information Systems, Canada
|
|
1.
Scholarly Information Architecture
Paul Ginsparg
Cornell University, USA
2.
The role of scientific data in a complex world
Werner Martienssen
Physikalisches
Institut der Universitaet, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
3. Life Sciences
Research in 2015
David Y. Thomas, Biochemistry
Department, McGill University, Montreal, Canada
|
16:00
- 16:30 |
Coffee |
Roundtable,
Technical Demonstrations
16:30 - 18:30 Tuesday
|
Track
II-D-1:
Roundtable Discussion
on Preservation and Archiving of Scientific and Technical
Data in Developing Countries
Location: Auditorium
Chair: William Anderson, Praxis101, Rye, NY, USA
|
|
Session Organizers:
William Anderson, US National Committee for CODATA
Steve Rossouw, South African National Committee for CODATA
Liu Chuang, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China
Paul F. Uhlir, US National
Committee for CODATA
No prepared talks.
|
Track
II-D-2:
Technical Demonstrations
Location: St Laurent
Chairs: Richard
Chinman, University Corporation for Atmospheric Research,
Boulder, CO, USA and Robert
S. Chen, CIESIN, Columbia University, USA
|
|
1.
World Wide Web Mirroring Technology of the World Data Center
System
David M. Clark, World Data Center Panel, NOAA/NESDIS, USA
2.
Natural Language Knowledge Discovery: Cluster Grouping Optimization
Robert J. Watts, U.S. Army Tank-automotive and Armaments
Command, National Automotive Center, USA
Alan L. Porter, Search Technology, Inc. and Georgia Tech,
USA
Donghua Zhu, Beijing Institute of Technology, China
3. ADRES: An online
reporting system for veterinary hospitals
P.K. Sidhu and N.K. Dhand, Punjab Agricultural University,
India
4. PAU_Epi~AID: A relational
database for epidemiological, clinical and laboratory data
management
N.K. Dhand, Punjab Agricultural University, India
5. Archiving Technology
for Natural Resources and Environmental Data in Developing
Countries, A Case Study in China
Wang Zhengxing, Chen Wenbo, Liu Chuang, Ding Xiaoqiang, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, China
6. Delivering interdisciplinary
spatial data online: The Ramsar Wetland Data Gateway
Greg Yetman and Robert S. Chen, Columbia University, USA
|
Poster
Sessions [continued]
18:30 - 19:30 Tuesday
Location: Foyer
|
|
Poster Sessions
[continued]
Poster abstracts
|
Public
Lectures
19:30 - 21:30 Tuesday
Location: B&C
Chair:
Michel Sabourin, Université de Montréal, Canada
|
19:30
- 20:30 |
Biodiversité
- quelles sont les espèces, où se trouvent-elles?
Guy Baillargeon, Agriculture
and Agri-Food Canada
Presentation is in
French, English title is:
Biodiversity - what are the species, where are they?
|
20:30
- 21:30 |
Visualizations
of Our Planet's Atmosphere, Land & Oceans
Fritz Hasler
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, USA
|
Wednesday,
2 October
|
08:30
- 13:00
|
Registration
|
Keynote
Speakers
08:45 - 10:30 Wednesday
Location: B&C
Chair:
Harlan Onsrud, University of Maine, USA
|
08:45
- 10:30 |
Invited
Keynote 5: Emerging Tools and Techniques for Data Handling
Text
Mining - the Technology to Convert Text into Knowledge?
Stan Matwin
School of Information
Technology and Engineering, University
of Ottawa, Canada
Invited
Keynote 6: Ethics in the Creation and use of Scientific
and Technical Data
Ethics in the Creation
and Use of Scientific and Technical Data
M.G.K. Menon
Dr. Vikram Sarabhai Distinguished Professor of Department
of Space and
President, LEAD, India
|
10:30
- 11:00 |
Coffee |
Invited
Cross Disciplinary Session Speakers
11:00 - 13:00 Wednesday
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Invited
Speakers Theme 5: Emerging Tools and Techniques for Data
Handling
Location: Régence C
Chair: Stan Matwin
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11:00 |
1.
From GeoSpatial to BioSpatial: Managing Three-dimensional
Structure Data in the Sciences
Xavier R. Lopez, Oracle Corporation
2.
Benefits and Limitations of Mega-Analysis Illustrated Using
the WAIS
John L.
Horn, Department of Psychology, University of Southern California,
USA
David Johnson, Building Engineering and Science Talent, USA
3.
Publication, Retrieval and Exchange of Data: an Emerging Web-based
Global Solution
Henry Kehiaian
Institut de Topologie et de Dynamique des Systèmes,
Université Denis Diderot, France
4.
Creating Knowledge from Computed Data for the Design of Materials
Erich Wimmer
Materials
Design s.a.r.l., France and USA
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Invited
Speakers Theme 6: Ethics in the Creation and Use of Scientific
and Technical Data
Location: Régence B
Chair: M.G.K. Menon
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11:00 |
1.
Ethics and Values Relating to Scientific & Technical Data:
Lessons from Chaos Theory
Joan E. Sieber,
NSF
2. Understanding
and improving comparative data on science and technology
Denise Lievesley, UNESCO Institute for Statistics
3.
Ethics - An Engineers' View
Horst Kremers, Comp. Sci., Berlin, Germany
4.
Ethics in Scientific and Technical Communication
Hemanthi Ranasinghe, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Sri
Lanka
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13:00
- 14:00 |
Lunch |
Data
Issues Within Scientific Specialties
14:00 - 16:00 Wednesday
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Track
III-C-1:
Materials Databases
Location: Les Courants
Chair: Huang Xinyue
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1.
Molten Salt Database Project: Building Information and Predicting
Properties
Marcelle Gaune-Escard, Ecole Polytechnique, France
2.
Development of Knowledge Base System Linked to Material Database
Yoshiyuki Kaji, Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute (JAERI),
Japan
Hirokazu Tsuji, Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute (JAERI),
Japan
Mitsutane Fujita and Junichi Kinugawa, National Institute
for Materials Science, Japan
Kenji Yoshida and Kazuki Shimura, Japan Science and Technology
Corporation, Japan
Shinichi Mashiko and Shunichi Miyagawa, Japan Nuclear Cycle
Development Institute, Japan
Shuichi Iwata, University of Tokyo, Japan
3.
Activity on Materials Databases in the Society of Materials
Science, Japan
Tatsuo Sakai, Ritsumeikan University, Japan
Izuru Nishikawa, Osaka University, Japan
Atsushi Sugeta, Osaka University, Japan
Toshio Shuto, Mitsubishi Research Institute Inc., Japan
Masao Sakane, Ritsumeikan University, Japan
Tatsuo Inoue, Kyoto University Sakyo-ku, Japan
4.
Role of MITS-NIMS to Development of Materials database
Y. Xu, J. Kinugawa and K. Yagi, National Institute for
Materials Science (NIMS), Japan
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Track
III-C-2:
Proteome Database
Location: Régence B
Chair: Akira Tsugita, Proteomics Research Laboratory, Tsukuba,
Japan
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1.
A Proteomic Approach to the Study of Cancer
Julio E Celis, Institute of Cancer Biology, Danish Cancer
Society and Danish Centre for Human Genome Research, Denmark
2.
A Proposition of XML Format for Proteomics Database
Kenichi Kamijo, T. Yamazaki and A. Tsugita, Proteomics Reseach
Center, NEC Corporation, Japan
3.
Proteomics : An Important Post-genomic Tool for Understanding
Gene Function
Richard J. Simpson, L. M. Connolly, D. F. Frecklington,
H. Ji, G. E. Reid, M. J. Layton, and R. L. Moritz, Joint ProteomicS
Laboratory (JPSL), Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research and
Walter & Eliza Hall Institute for Medical Research, Melbourne,
Australia
4.
Human Kidney Glomerulus Proteome and proposition of a method
for native protein profiling
Akira Tsugita, K. Miyazaki, Y. Yoshida and T. Yamamoto,
NEC Proteomics Reseach Center and Niigata Univ. Medical Faculty,
Japan
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Track
III-C-3:
Earth and Environmental Data
Location: St Laurent
Chair: Liu Chuang, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China
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2.
Results of a Workshop on Scientific Data for Decision
Making Toward Sustainable Development: Senegal River Basin
Case Study
Paul F. Uhlir, U.S. National
Committee for CODATA, National Research Council, USA
Abdoulaye Gaye, Senegalese National Committee for CODATA,
Senegal
Julie Esanu, U.S. National Committee for CODATA, National
Research Council, USA
3. Study on
Spatial Databases of Chinese Ecosystems
Yue Yan-zhen, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
4.
Development of the Global Map: National and Cross-National
Coordination
Robert A. O'Neil, Natural Resources Canada, Ottawa, Canada
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Track
III-C-4:
Attaining Data Interoperabilty
Location: Régence C
Chair: Richard Chinman, University Corporation for Atmospheric
Research, Boulder, CO, USA
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1.
Interoperability in a Distributed, Heterogeneous Data Environment:
The OPeNDAP Example
Peter Cornillon, Graduate School of Oceanography, University
of Rhode Island, USA
2.
Interoperable data delivery in solar-terrestrial applications:
adopting and evolving OpENDAP
Peter Fox, Jose Garcia, Patrick West, National Center
for Atmospheric Research, USA
3. The Earth System
Grid: Turning Climate Datasets Into Community Resources
Don Middleton, NCAR, Boulder, CO, USA
Ethan Alpert, NCAR, Boulder, CO, USA
David Bernholdt, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,
TN, USA
David Brown, NCAR, Boulder, CO, USA
Kasidit Chancio, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,
TN, USA
Ann Chervenak, USC/ISI, Marina del Ray, CA, USA
Luca Cinquini, NCAR, Boulder, CO, USA
Bob Drach, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore,
CA, USA
Ian Foster, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA
Peter Fox, NCAR, Boulder, CO, USA
Jose Garcia, NCAR, Boulder, CO, USA
Carl Kesselman, USC/ISI, Marina del Ray, CA, USA
Veronika Nefedova, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL,
USA
Line Pouchard, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN,
USA
Arie Shoshani, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley,
CA, USA
Alex Sim, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley,
CA, USA
Gary Strand, NCAR, Boulder, CO, USA
Dean Williams, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore,
CA, USA
4.
Geoscientific Data Amalgamation: A Computer Science Approach
N. L. Mohan, Osmania University, India
5.
The US National Virtual Observatory: Developing Information
Infrastructure in Astronomy
D. De Young, National Optical Astronomy Observatory, USA
A. Szalay, Johns Hopkins Univ, USA
R. Hanisch, Space Telescope Science Inst, USA
G. Helou, Cal Tech/IPAC, USA
R. Moore, San Diego Supercomputer Center, USA
E. Schreier, Space Telescope Science Inst, USA
R. Williams, Cal Tech/CACR, USA
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Track
III-C-5:
Emerging tools and techniques for data handling in developing
countries
Location: Auditorium
Chair: Julia Royall, Chief, International Programs, and Director,
Malaria Research Telecommunications Network, for the National
Library of Medicine, USA
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1.
Field Data Collection for the Malaria Research Network in
Kenya
Allen Hightower, Centers for Disease Control, USA
2.
Eye witness account: the role of IT and data management in
expansion and change at a remote research unit in Kenya
Tom Oluoch, KEMRI-Wellcome Trust, Kenya
3.
CDC in Zimbabwe: strengthening regional surveillance and laboratory
measures, supporting infrastructure development and promoting
technology transfer
Robert Mayes, CDC AIDS Program, Zimbabwe
4.
Complex Data From Health Research
Themba Mohoto, Reproductive Research Unit, Chris Hani
Baragwanath Hospital, Soweto
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Track
III-C-6:
Data Centers
Location: St Charles
Chair: David Clark, NOAA National Geophysical Data Center,
USA
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2.
The 'Centre de Données de la Physique des Plasmas'
(CDPP, Plasma Physics Data Centre), a new generation of
Data Centre
M. Nonon-Latapie, C.C. Harvey, Centre National d'Etudes
Spatiales, France
3.
A Space Physics Archive Search Engine (SPASE) for Data
Finding, Comparison, and Retrieval
James R. Thieman, National Space Science Data Center,
NASA/GSFC, USA
Stephen Hughes and Daniel Crichton, NASA Jet Propulsion
Laboratory, USA
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16:00
- 16:30 |
Coffee |
Data
Issues Within Scientific Specialties
16:30 - 18:30 Wednesday
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Track
III-D-1:
Physical/Chemical Data Issues
Location: St Laurent
Chair: Marcelle Gaune-Escard, Ecole Polytechnique, France
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1.
Thermodynamic Properties and Equations of State at High Energy
Densities
V. E. Fortov, Institute for High Energy Densities, Russian
Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
2.
Internet Chemical Directory ChIN Helps Access to Variety of
Chemical - Databases on Internet
Li Xiaoxia, Institute of Process Engineering (formerly Institute
of Chemical Metallurgy), Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Li Guo, Hongwei Yang, Fengguang Nie, Zhangyuan Yang &
Zhihong Xu
3.
Graph-Theoretical Concepts and Physicochemical Data
Lionello Pogliani, Dipartimento di Chimica, Università
della Calabria, Italy
4.
Progress in the Development of Combustion Kinetics Databases
for Liquid Fuels
Wing Tsang, National Institute of Standards and Technology,
USA
5.
Database of Geochemical Kinetics of Minerals and Rocks
Ronghua Zhang, Shumin Hu, Xuetong Zhang and Yong Wang
Open Research Laboratory of Geochemical Kinetics, Chinese
Academy of Geological Sciences, Institute of Mineral Resources,
China
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Track
III-D-2:
Genetic Data Issues
Location: Les Courants
Chair: H. Sugawara
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1.
Genetic diversity in food legumes of Pakistan as revealed
through characterization, evaluation and biochemical markers
Abdul Ghafoor and Asif Javaid, Plant Genetic Resources Institute,
National Agricultural Research Center, Islamabad, Pakistan
2.
Visualization and Correction of Prokaryotic Taxonomy Using
Techniques from Exploratory Data Analysis
T. G. Lilburn, American Type Culture Collection, USA
G. M. Garrity, Bergey’s Manual Trust and Department of
Microbiology and Molecular Genetics, Michigan State University,
USA
3. Towards T-cell
Epitope Design
Pandjassarame Kangueane, Meena K Sakharkar, Liew K. Meow,
Nanyang Centre for Supercomputing and Visualisation, MPE,
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
4.
Intronless Genes in Eukaryotes
Meena Kishore Sakharkar and Pandjassarame Kangueane,
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
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Track
III-D-4:
The Use of Artificial Intelligence and Telematics
in Environmental and Earth Sciences
Location: Auditorium
Chairs: Jacques-Octave Dubois, France and Alexei Gvishiani,
Russia
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3.
Satellite Imagery As a Multi-Disciplinary Tool for Environmental
Applications
Herbert W. Kroehl, NOAA/NGDC, USA
Eric A. Kihn, NOAA/NGDC, USA
Alexei Gvishiani, RAS/CGDS, Russia
Mikhail N. Zhizhin, RAS/CGDS, Russia
4.
Development of the Space Physics Interactive Data Resource-
II (SPIDR II) Experiences Working in a Virtual Laboratory
Environment
Eric
A. Kihn, NOAA/NGDC, USA
Mikhail
Zhizhin, RAS/CGDS, Russia
Alexei
Gvishiani, RAS/CGDS, Russia
Herbert
W. Kroehl, NOAA/NGDC, USA
5.
An Automatic Analysis of Long Geoelectromagnetic Time
Series: Determination of the Volcanic Activity Precursors
J. Zlotnicki, Observatorie de Physique du Globe de Clermont-Ferrand,
France
J-L. LeMouel, Director of the department of Geomagnetism,
Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris, France
S.Agayan, Center of Geophysical Data Studies and Telematics
Applications IPE RAS, Russia
Sh. Bogoutdinov, Center of Geophysical Data Studies and
Telematics Applications IPE RAS, Russia
A. Gvishiani, Director of the Center of Geophysical Data
Studies and Telematics Applications, IPE RAS, Russia
V. Mikhailov, Institute for the Physics of the Earth RAS,
Russia
S. Tikhotsky, Institute for the Physics of the Earth RAS,
Russia
6. Application
of telematics approaches for solving the problems of distributed
environmental monitoring
M. Zgurovsky, A. Novikov, National Technical University
of Ukraine, Kiev Polytechnic Institute
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Track
III-D-5:
Information Management Systems
Location: Régence B
Chair: Glen Newton, CISTI, National Research Council of Canada,
Canada
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1.
Informatics Based Design Of Materials
Krishna Rajan, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, USA
2.
XML-Based Factual Databases: A Case Study of Insect and Terrestrial
Arthropod Animals
Taehee Kim Ph.D., School of Multimedia Engineering, Youngsan
University, South Korea
Kang-Hyuk Lee, Ph.D., Department of Multimedia Engineering,
Tongmyung University of Information Technology, South Korea
3. A comprehensive
and efficient "OAIS compliant" data center based
on standardized XML technologies
Thierry Levoir and Marco Freschi, Centre National d'Etudes
Spatiales, France
4.
XML-based Metadata Management for INPA's Biological Data
J. L. Campos dos Santos, International Institute for
Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation - ITC, The Netherlands
and The National Institute for Amazon Research - INPA, Brazil
R. A. de By, International Institute for Geo-Information Science
and Earth Observation - ITC, The Netherlands
5.
Incorporation of Meta-Data in Content Management & e-Learning
Horst Bögel, Robert Spiske and Thurid Moenke, Department
of Chemistry of the Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg,
Germany
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Track
III-D-6:
Données & Santé : utilisations et enjeux
(Data and Health: Usage and Issues)
Location: St Charles
Chair: Daniel Laurent, Université MLV, France ; Jean-Pierre
Caliste UTC, France
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3.
Etude d'un système d'aide à la gestion
de l'information dans la santé —Appliqué
au domaine cardiovasculaire
Elisabeth Scarbonchi, Daniel Laurent, Christian
Recchia, Université de Marne-la-Vallée,
Institut Francilien d'Ingénierie des Services
(I.F.I.S.), France
4.
Données et santé : propriété,
accès, protection, transmission. Les enjeux des
réseaux de santé
Christian Bourret, Université de Marne-la-Vallée,
France
Serge Chambaud, Institut National de la Propriété
Industrielle (I.N.P.I.), France
Elisabeth Scarbonchi, Université de Marne-la-Vallée,
France
Daniel Laurent, Université de Marne-la-Vallée,
France
5. Les réseaux
de santé : une expérimentation française
centrée sur le partage de l'information
Gabriella Salzano, Université de Marne-la-Vallée,
France
Christian Bourret, Université de Marne-la-Vallée,
France
Jean-Pierre Caliste, Université de Technologie
de Compiègne (UTC), France
Daniel Laurent, Université de Marne-la-Vallée,
France
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CODATA
Prize Award
and
CODATA Banquet
19:00 - 21:00 Wednesday
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19:00 - 20:00
20:00
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CODATA Prize Award (Location:
Régence C)
CODATA
Banquet (Location:
Régence A)
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Thursday,
3 October
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08:30
- 09:30
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Registration
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Data
Issues Within Scientific Specialties
08:30 - 10:00 Thursday
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Track
IV-A-1:
Current Trends and Challenges in Development of Engineering
Materials Databases
Location: Régence C
Chair: Aleksandr Jovanovic, MPA Stuttgart, Germany
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1.
Development of a Large System of Clustered Engineering Databases
for Risk-Based Life Management
A. S. Jovanovic, MPA Stuttgart
2.
Open Corrosion Expertise Access Network
W.F. Bogaerts, University of Leuven - Materials Information
Processing & Corrosion Engineering Labs, Belgium
H.A. Arents, Information Architects group, Flemish Regional
Government, Belgium
J.H. Zheng, University of Leuven - Materials Information Processing
& Corrosion Engineering Labs, Belgium
J. Hubrecht, University of Leuven - Materials Information
Processing & Corrosion Engineering Labs, Belgium
R. Cottis, UMIST - Corrosion and Protection Centre, UK
3.
Use of Database Technology for Saving and Rescuing of Perishing
Engineering Data and Information In Eastern Europe
L. Tóth,
Bay Zoltán Institute for Logistics and Production Systems,
Hungary
4.
The Background and Development of MatML, a Markup Language
for Materials Property Data
E.F. Begley and Charles Sturrock, National Institute of Standards
and Technology, USA
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Track
IV-A-2: (NOTE: This track begins at 0815)
Biodiversity II
Location: Les Courants
Chair: Ji Liqiang, Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, China
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1.
Shell Biodiversity Using Animation Technology
Sung-Soo Hong, Hoseo University, Korea
Bu-Young Ahn, Kye-Jun Lee and Ji-Young Kim, Bio-Resources
Informatics Department, Korea
2.
Building the Frog Contents System Using an Animation Technology
Sung-Soo Hong, Hoseo University, Korea
Bu-Young Ahn, Korea Institute of Science & Technology
Information, Korea
3. Biodiversity
of Autotrophic Cryptogams in Antarctica
Asif Javaid, Abdul Ghafoor and Rashid Anwar, Plant Genetic
Resources Institute, National Agricultural Research Center,
Islamabad, Pakistan
4.
Automatic Mapping and Monitoring of Invasive Alien Plant Species,
the South African Experience
J. M. K. Kandeh, J. L. Campos dos Santos and L. Kumar, International
Institute for Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation,
The Netherlands
5. An Introduction of Chinese Biodiversity Information
System
Ji Liqiang, Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences,
China
6.
Biodiversity Issues in Taiwan
Shang-Shyng Yang and Jong-Ching Su, National Committee
for CODATA/Taiwan and Department of Agricultural Chemistry,
National Taiwan University, Taiwan
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Track
IV-A-3:
Spatial Data Issues
Location: St Laurent
Chair: Harlan Onsrud, University of Maine, USA
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1.
Spatio-Temporal Database Support for Long-Range Scientific
Data
Martin Breunig, Institute of Environmental Sciences, University
of Vechta, Germany
Serge Shumilov, Institute of Computer Science III, University
of Bonn, Germany
2.
Web Visualization for Spatio-Temporal Referenced Multimedia
Data
Paule-Annick Davoine and Hervé Martin, Laboratoire
LSR-IMAG, Equipe SIGMA, France
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Track
IV-A-4:
Confidentiality Preservation Techniques in the Behavioral,
Medical and Social Sciences
Location: Auditorium
Chairs: D. Johnson, Building Engineering and Science
Talent, San Diego, CA, USA
John L. Horn, Department of Psychology, University of Southern
California, USA
Julie Kaneshiro, National Institutes of Health, USA
Kurt Pawlik, Psychologisches Institut
I, Universität Hamburg, Germany
Michel Sabourin, Université de
Montréal, Canada
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1.
Issues in Accessing and Sharing Confidential Survey and Social
Science Data
Virginia A. de Wolf, USA
2. Contemporary Statistical
Techniques for Closing the "Confidentiality Gap"
in Behavioral Science Research
John L. Horn, Department of Psychology, University of
Southern California, USA
3.
NASA Aviation Safety Reporting System (ASRS)
Linda J. Connell, NASA Ames Research Center, USA
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Track
IV-A-5:
Information Infrastructure for Science and Technology
Location: Régence B
Chair: Horst Kremers, Eng., Comp. Sci., Berlin, Germany
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1.
Exchange Of Heterogeneous Information Concepts And Systems
Hélène Bestougeff, CODATA - France
Jacques-Emile Dubois, ITODYS, Université de Paris VII
- France and Past-President, CODATA
2. Information Infrastructure:
The Dynamic Mosaic
Horst Kremers, Eng., Comp. Sci., Berlin, Germany
3.
Cooperative Canadian/US Project: An Experiment in Sharing
Geospatial Data Cross-Border
Milo Robinson, US Federal Geographic Data Committee, USA
Marc Lemaire, Natural Resources Canada, Canada
4.
Current Trends in the Global Spatial Data Infrastructure:
Evolution from National to Global Focus
Alan R. Stevens, Global Spatial Data Infrastructure (GSDI)
Secretariat, USA
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Track
IV-A-6:
Application 2D et 3D de systèmes SIG. Transopérabilité
de gestion intégrée de bases à composantes
cartographiques
(2D and 3D Applications of GIS Systems: Interoperability of
Integrated Cartographic Database Management)
Location: St Charles
Chairs: Jacques Segoufin, Institut de Physique du Globe, Paris,
France et
Alexei Novikov, National Technical University of Ukraine,
Kiev Polytechnic Institute, Ukraine
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1. Application
of methods of space-distributed systems modeling in ecology
M. Zgurovsky, Alexei Novikov, National Technical University
of Ukraine, Kiev Polytechnic Institute
2. Une mission
géographique et ethnopharmacologique sur les plantes
toxiques de l'Ile Maurice
A. Fakim-Gurib, Université de l'Ile Maurice
P. van Brandt, Université catholique de Louvain Bruxelles
Belgique
3.
Carte structurale de l'océan indien
J. Segoufin, Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris, France
4.
Passerelle d'information sur les collections, spécimens
et observations biologiques (ICSOB)
Guy Baillargeon, Agriculture
and Agri-Food Canada
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10:00
- 10:30 |
Coffee |
Data
Issues Within Scientific Specialties
10:30 - 12:00 Thursday
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Track
IV-B-1:
Toward Interoperable Materials Data Systems
Location: Régence C
Chair: Yoshio Monma, Kochi University of Technology, Japan
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1.
Requirements for Access to Technical Data -- An Industrial
Perspective
Timothy M. King, LSC Group, Tamworth, UK
2. The Platform System
for Federation of Materials' Data by Use of XML
Toshio Shuto, Yutaka Oyatsu, Kohmei Halada, and Hiroshi Yoshizu,
Mitsubishi Research Institute, Inc., Japan
3.
XML data-description for data-sharing of material databases
Kohmei Halada, Director of Ecomaterials Center, National Institute
for Materials Science, Japan
Hiroshi Yoshizu, Ecomaterilas Center, National Institute for
Materials Science, Japan
Toshio Shuto, Science and Technology Research Division, Mitsubishi
Research Institute, Japan
Yoshio Monma, Kochi University of Technology, Japan
4.
A Prototyping of Interoperable System for Data Evaluation
of Creep and Fatigue Data
Tetsuya
Tsujikami, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Ryukoku University,
Japan
Hiroshi Fujiwara, Dept. of Environmental Systems Engineering,
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Yoshio Monma, Dept. of Environmental Systems Engineering,
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Takeshi Horikawa, Professor and Vice President, Ryukoku University,
Japan
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Track
IV-B-2:
Bioinformatics
Location: Régence B
Chair: Takashi Kunisawa, Science University of Tokyo, Japan
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Track
IV-B-3:
Data Portals
Location: Les Courants
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1.
Information Society Technologies Promotion for New Independent
States
A.D. Gvishiani, Director of the Center of Geophysical Data
Studies and Telematics Applications IPE RAS, Russia
J. Babot, Head of the E Work Sector in European Commission,
Belguim
J.Bonnin, Institut de Physique du Globe de Strasbourg, France
2.
Data, Information, and Knowledge Management of a Solar UV
Data Network for Coating Materials
Lawrence J. Kaetzel, K-Systems, Prescott, Arizona, USA
and
Jonathan W. Martin, National Institute of Standards and Technology,
Gaithersburg, MD, USA
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Track
IV-B-4:
Emerging Concepts of Data-Information-Knowledge Sharing
Location: St Charles
Chairs: Henri Dou, Université Aix Marseille III,
Marseille, France, and
Clément Paoli, Université of Marne la Vallée
UMLV, Champ sur Marne, France
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1.
Data Integration and Knowledge Discovery in Biomedical Databases.
A Case Study
Arnold Mitnitski, Department of Medicine, Dalhousie University,
Halifax, Canada
Alexander Mogilner, Montreal, Canada
Chris MacKnight, Division of Geriatric Medicine, Dalhousie
University, Halifax, Canada
Kenneth Rockwood, Division of Geriatric Medicine, Dalhousie
University, Halifax, Canada.
2. A Framework for
Semantic Context Representation of Multimedia Resources
Weihong Huang , Yannick Prié , Pierre-Antoine Champin,
Alain Mille, LISI, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1,
France
3. Passer de la représentation
du présent à la vision prospective du futur
- Du Technology Forecast au Technology Foresight
Henri Dou, CRRM, Université Aix Marseille III,
Centre Scientifique de Saint Jérôme, France
Jin Zhouiyng, Institute of Techno-Economics, Chinese Academy
of Social Science (CASS), China
4. Mise en place d'un
système dynamique et interactif de gestion d'activité
et de connaissances d'un laboratoire
Mylène Leitzelman : Intelligence Process SAS, France
Valérie Léveillé : Case 422 Centre Scientifique
de Saint-Jérôme, France
Jacky Kister : UMR 6171 S.C.C - Faculté des Sciences
et Techniques de St Jérôme, France
5. La dimension éthique
de la relation pédagogique dans la formation à
distance
M. Lebreton, C. Riffaut, H. Dou, Faculté des sciences
et techniques de Marseille Saint-Jérôme (CRRM),
France
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Track
IV-B-5:
Seismic Data Issues
Location: St Laurent
Chair: A. Gvishiani, Director of the Center of Geophysical
Data Studies and Telematics Applications IPE RAS, Russia
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1.
Clustering of Geophysical Data by New Fuzzy Logic Based
Algorithms
S.Agayan, Center of Geophysical Data Studies and Telematics
Applications IPE RAS, Russia
Sh. Bogoutdinov, Center of Geophysical Data Studies and
Telematics Applications IPE RAS, Russia
A. Gvishiani, Director of the Center of Geophysical Data
Studies and Telematics Applications IPE RAS, Russia
M. Diament, Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris (IPGP),
France
V.Mikhailov, Institute for the Physics of the Earth RAS,
Russia
C. Widiwijayanti, Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris
(IPGP), France
2.
Artificial Intelligence Methods in the Analysis of Large
Geophysical Data Bases
A. Gvishiani, Director of the Center of Geophysical Data
Studies and Telematics Applications IPE RAS, Russia
J.Bonnin, Institut de Physique du Globe de Strasbourg,
France
3.
Geo- Environmental Assessment of Flash Flood Hazard of
the Safaga Terrain, Egypt, Using Remote Sensing Imagary
Maged L. El Rakaiby, Nuclear Materials Authority, Egypt
Mohamed N. Hegazy, National Authority for Remote Sensing
and Space Sciences, Egypt
Menas Kafatos, Center for Earth Observing and Space Research,
GMU, USA
4.
On the Modeling of Fast Variations of the Mode of Deformation
of Lithospheric Plates
M. Diament, Organization Institut de Physique du Globe
de Paris (IPGP), France
Dubois J.-O., Organization Institut de Physique du Globe
(IPGP), France
Kedrov E., Center of Center of Geophysical Data Studies
and Telematics Applications IPE RAS, Russia
M. Kovalenko, The State Research Institute of Aviation
Systems, Russia
Mikhailov V., Institute for the Physics of the Earth RAS,
Russia
Murakami Yu., Geological Siurvey of Japan, Japan
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Track
IV-B-6:
Advances
in Handling Physico-Chemical Data in the Internet Era (Part
2)
Location: Auditorium
Chairs:
William Haynes and Peter Linstrom, National Institute of Standards
and Technology, USA
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Overview
and Grand Challenges
12:00 - 13:00 Thursday
Location:
Régence C
Chair: Fedor Kuznetzov,
Institute of Inorganic Chemistry, Novosibirsk, Russia |
Preserving Scientific Data:
Supporting Discovery into the Future
John Rumble, CODATA President
Closing Remarks
Harlan Onsrud, Conference
Co-Chair and Chair of the U.S. National Committee for CODATA
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