ODRL Logo ODRL International Workshop 2005
Workshop Hosts Call for Participation  

Adetti

ISCTE

Workshop Sponsors

LEW

NICTA

The ODRL International Workshop topics of interest include, but are not restricted to, the following aspects:

  • Implementations of ODRL or subsets of ODRL
  • Processing of ODRL instances in applications
  • Language concepts and semantics of ODRL
  • Technical and Semantics Extensions to ODRL
  • Industry and Research Experiences with ODRL
  • Domain Specific Vocabularies and Profiles of ODRL
  • Deploying ODRL for Rights Expressions and Contract Modelling
  • Potential applications for the use of Rights Expression Languages

General Chair

Renato Iannella Chief Scientist, Live Events, Australia

Program Chairs

Carlos Serrão Vice-President, Adetti, Lisbon, Portugal
Susanne Guth Post Doctoral Researcher, Vienna University of Economics and BA, Austria

Organisation Committee

Carlos Serrão Vice-President, Adetti, Lisbon, Portugal
Miguel Salles Dias President, Adetti, Lisbon, Portugal

Program Committee

Jaime Delgado Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain
Stephane van Hardeveld VirtuosoMedia, The Netherlands
Eckhart Koeppen Nokia, Finland
Magda Mourad IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, USA
Xavier Orri Octalis S.A., Belgium
Olli Pitkanen Helsinki Institute for Information Technology, Finland
Steve Probets Loughborough University, UK
Mark Strembeck Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration, Austria

Submissions

Submissions should be sent via email to the program chairs at <workshop-chairsatodrl.net>

Submissions can take the form of:

  • Papers - Research and industry papers on experiences with ODRL. The submitted paper should not be more than 20 pages in total. Acceptable file formats include: PDF, XHTML, and Postscript. For the paper format we prefer the IEEE paper format. Please find various templates (word, latex, ..) on the IEEE information pages for authors.
  • Demonstrations - Presentations on implementations of ODRL and the outcomes generated. The submission should include a title, authors, technical requirements, and up to 500 word abstract describing the ODRL project and demonstration outcomes.

All submissions to this workshop will be peer reviewed by at least two members of the International Program Committee. Acceptance will be based primarily on timeliness and technical detail. Paper submissions must not have been previously published (or be under consideration for publication elsewhere) in part or in full.

Procedures for Accepted Submissions

The paper submissions will be formally published (with ISBN) in the Workshop Proceedings as a digital publication.

Further details TBA.

Important Dates

1st, April 2005Submissions Due
1st, May 2005Acceptance Notification
1st, June 2005Final Submissions
1st, June 2005Registration Deadline
Thursday, 7th and Friday, 8th July 2005Workshop in Lisbon, Portugal

 

 
     

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Last Updated on 2004-11-05