[Gfgi] 2nd Call for Papers: Link-VGI: LINKing and analyzing Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) across different platforms, AGILE 2016, 14.06.16. Helsinki, Deadline:25.04.2016

[Alexander Zipf]

apologize for cross-posting; reminder:



*2nd CALL FOR PAPERS*


*AGILE 2016 Pre-Conference Workshop*

*Link-VGI: LINKing and analyzing Volunteered Geographic Information
(VGI) across different platforms*



<http://www.geog.uni-heidelberg.de/gis/link_vgi.html>http://www.geog.uni-heidelberg.de/gis/link_vgi.html



*WORKSHOP OVERVIEW *

The number of Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) and social media
platforms is continuously growing, providing massive datasets of
georeferenced content that is either actively contributed (e.g. adding
data to OSM, Mapillary, or Flickr) or collected through more passive
modes (e.g. enabling geolocation in Twitter feeds). Whereas
contribution behavior for individual crowdsourcing applications has
already been analyzed in the literature, it is less understood if and
how users participate in several crowd sourcing activities. Hence
several research questions relevant to a better understanding of
community involvement in data contributions have evolved. These include
for example, whether activity spaces in different sources are spatially
co-located or spatially distinct for individual contributors, or whether
contributor communities evolve across platforms.
As an example, users started to cross-link data from different
platforms, e.g. by mapping OSM point of interests (POIs) and
street features (e.g. street lamps, sidewalk information) based on
Mapillary  photographs, or by tagging Flickr pictures with OSM tags.


This workshop provides an opportunity for interested researchers to
share ideas and findings on cross-platform data contributions. One
portion in the workshop is dedicated to a hands-on session. In this
session, basics of spatial data access through selected APIs and the
extraction of summary statistics of the results will be illustrated.



*TOPICS*

The workshop shall focus, but is not limited to, the following topics
and areas of research:



●      User contribution patterns and data sharing across multiple VGI
and social media platforms

●      Accessing and visualization of VGI data from various platforms

●      Understand differences in spatial/temporal coverage of
contributions to different platforms

●      Understanding how data are linked across different VGI/social
media platforms

●      What types of communities are evolving and emerging from
VGI/social media platforms

●      Investigating how cross-linked data are used in real-world
applications

●      Describing the effects of the growing number of VGI and social
media on data quality and user behavior

●      Assess the quality of cross-linked VGI

●      Identifying current research questions and an emerging research
agenda

*IMPORTANT DATES*

January 22st 2016     - Call for short papers opens.

/April 25th 2016           - Call for short papers ends./**Review
process begins*.*

May 9th 2016             - Review process ends

- Program committee decides on selected papers - authors notified.

/May 23rd 2016/           - /Camera ready copies/ due

May 30th 2016           - Abstracts of selected papers available on the
Link-VGI Website

June 14th 2016          - Link-VGI Workshop





*DETAILS OF PAPER SUBMISSION. *

Submissions are welcome in the AGILE 2016 Conference short paper format
for which templates are available from the conference Website

(<http://www.agile-online.org/index.php/conference/conference-2016?layout=edit&id=284>http://www.agile-online.org/index.php/conference/conference-2016?layout=edit&id=284)
or
<http://www.geog.uni-heidelberg.de/gis/link_vgi.html>http://www.geog.uni-heidelberg.de/gis/link_vgi.html



*HOW TO SUBMIT*

Submissions should be emailed as a PDF document to
agile at uni-heidelberg.de <mailto:agile at uni-heidelberg.de>



*REGISTRATION*

Register for this workshop through the conference Website.




*BEYOND THE WORKSHOP*

Accepted workshop papers will be published on the workshop Website.
Furthermore it is anticipated that a collaborative summary paper will be
written summarizing the outcomes of the workshop. Depending on interest
amongst participants the feasibility of a special interest journal will
be investigated.




*PROGRAMME COMMITTEE*

• Vyron (Byron) Antoniou, University College London, UK

• Jamal Jokar Arsanjani, Heidelberg University, Germany

• Padraig Corcoran, Cardiff University, UK

• Hongchao Fan, Heidelberg University, Germany

• Georg Gartner, TU Vienna, Austria

• Brent Hecht, University of Minnesota, United States

• Hartwig Hochmair, University of Florida, United States

• David Jonitz, Heidelberg University, Germany

• Peter Mooney, Maynooth University, Ireland

• Dieter Pfoser, George Mason University, United States

• Ross Purves, University of Zurich, Switzerland

• Bernd Resch, University of Salzburg, Austria

• Adam Rousell, Heidelberg University, Germany

• Enrico Steiger, Heidelberg University, Germany

• Alexander Zipf, Heidelberg University, Germany


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