Welcome to

ADIM2010

The 1st International Workshop on Advances in Data and Information Management

August 25, 2010 - Beijing, China

Managing large scale, distributed data and information in a user-centered approach has presented many challenges. Issues relating to data and information management include data center capacity dynamic growing, diverse data integration, heterogeneous data interoperability, and domain information & knowledge representation and retrieval, etc. that need to be addressed. It involves building appropriate cyberinfrastructure which include employing various computing paradigms, communication support infrastructures, and IT technologies, such as Grid / Cloud computing, mobile network, sensor network, wireless communication, SOA & Web service, collaborative computing & workflow, ontology, and domain specific information & knowledge model. In the past few years, worldwide e-Science, cyberinfrastructure, and Grid initiatives that exist have made significant contributions towards data and information management from the perspective such as acquisition, storage, discovery, quality assurance, integration, and analysis & visualization. The ADIM2010 workshop aims to provide a platform to bring together researchers, industrial practitioners, and developers for communication, discussion, and exchange of novel ideas and results, and provide an outlook for the next step, which will face additional challenging issues such as petascale data management, next generation computing paradigm, global e-infrastructure and advances in virtualization technologies.

Topics of interest include, but not limited to:

• e-Science Data, Information and Knowledge
• Large-scale Scientific Data Handlinig
• Data and Information Management in Grid /Cloud Computing (e.g. Data Grid, Cloud storage)
• Web Service and SOA in Data and Information Management
• Data Acquisition and Automatic Metadata Extraction
• Database Federation and Interoperation
• Data Mining, Data Modelling and Information Extraction
• Ontology and Semantic Web
• Data Process Workflow and Data Pipeline
• Data Fusion and Integration
• Data Visualization
• Data Transmission, Sensor Network and Wireless Communication
• Data Security and Privacy
• Data-centered Middleware, Application and Service

General Co-Chair(s)
Dr. Xiaoyu Yang , University of Southampton, UK
Prof. Baoping Yan, Chinese Academic of Sciences, Beijing

Program Co-Chair(s)
Dr. Ze Luo, Chinese Academic of Sciences, Beijing

• Paper submission due: April 30, 2010 (Extended)
• Acceptance notification: May 25, 2010
• Camera ready: June 15,2010

Manuscript Guideline
    Please follow the guideline of Authors's kit to prepare your manuscript, and the guideline to upload your manuscript. Should you have any query or concerns ASSYST please contact assyst@icst.org. .
     All submitted manuscripts will be peer reviewed. Accepted papers will be included in the ChinaCom 2010 Conference Proceeding, and made available in IEEExplore, and then indexed by EI(pending). Best papers will be selected for publication in a journal special issue.