CALL FOR
PARTICIPATION: dg.o2005
The 6th Annual National Conference on Digital
Government Research convenes May 15-18, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A.
Home:
http://dgrc.org/dgo2005
Register: http://dgrc.org/register/start.jsp
Note:
Early-registration discounts end March 31. Register today!
Theme:
"Emerging Trends"
This year, we focus on:
* the
nature of digital government research as a new interdisciplinary field that
spans computer science and social science
* the unique
collaborations between university researchers and their government
partners
* the breadth and depth of current digital
government projects
* outcomes and impacts of digital
government research in the public sector
The 2005 National Conference on
Digital Government Research includes paper sessions, panels, live system
demonstrations, tutorials, International Workshops and poster sessions, and
field trips. The 2005 conference continues its tradition of showcasing exemplary
NSF digital government research projects through the project highlights
presentations. It continues the Birds-of-a-Feather sessions, which promote
informal discussions on emerging digital government topics. The conference also
includes a student-led mini-conference featuring research papers authored solely
by students and reviewed by a student program committee.
PLENARY
SESSIONS:
Keynote Address, May 16, 9 a.m.
"Digital Dreams: The Future
of E-Government" - Neil Eisner, U.S. Department of Transportation, Assistant
General Counsel
Bio: http://dgrc.org/dgo2005/program/eisner.jsp
Keynote
Panel, May 17, 8:30 a.m.
"Digital Government and the Academy" with:
Lois
Delcambre - Portland State University
Genevieve Giuliano - USC School of
Policy, Planning; Development; Digital Government Research Center
Judith
Klavans - University of Maryland
Jane Fountain - Harvard University
Kennedy School of Government; National Center for Digital Government
Lynn
Chronister - University of California at Davis
Keynote Address, May 18,
8:30 a.m.
"No Place to Hide" - Robert O'Harrow, Jr. - Washington Post,
Reporter; Center for Investigative Reporting, Associate
Bio: http://dgrc.org/dgo2005/program/oharrow.jsp
PRE-CONFERENCE
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOPS:
May 15, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
"E-Authentication
Infrastructures and their Interoperability: a corner-stone for the third
millennium society"
http://dgrc.org/dgo2005/program/workshops/nardelli_wrapped.jsp
Georgia
K. Marsh, Enrico Nardelli & Maurizio Talamo
May 15, 1 p.m - 5
p.m.
Digital Government Integration & Systems Evaluation
http://dgrc.org/dgo2005/program/workshops/macintosh_wrapped.jsp
Ann
Macintosh - International Teledemocracy Centre, Napier University, Scotland,
UK
TUTORIALS:
May 15, 9 a.m. - noon
Application of Social
Network Analysis in Digital Government Research
http://dgrc.org/dgo2005/program/tutorials/lazermergel_wrapped.jsp
David
Lazer & Ines Mergel - Harvard University Kennedy School of Government, the
National Center on Digital Government
May 15, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Managing
Interdisciplinary, Multi-Institutional Digital Government Research
http://dgrc.org/dgo2005/program/tutorials/pardocushing_wrapped.jsp
Theresa
Pardo & Judith B. Cushing - SUNY University at Albany and the Center for
Technology in Government; Evergreen State College, respectively
May 18,
1:30 p.m. - 5 p.m.:
Data Confidentiality and Statistical Dislosure
Limitation
http://dgrc.org/dgo2005/program/tutorials/karr_wrapped.jsp
Alan
Karr - National Institute of Statistical Sciences
May 18, 1:30 p.m. - 5
p.m.:
Building Working Partnerships: Government and the Academy
http://dgrc.org/dgo2005/program/tutorials/shulman_wrapped.jsp
Stuart
Shulman - University of Pittsburgh
May 18, 1:30 p.m. - 5
p.m.:
Scientific Metadata: Making Data More Valuable
http://dgrc.org/dgo2005/program/tutorials/hutchisonkutner_wrapped.jsp
Vivian
Hutchison & Lynn Kutner - National Biological Information Infrastructure;
NatureServe, respectively
FIELD TRIPS:
Field trips are being
arranged to the Georgia Transportation Management Center and other destinations
of interest.
TOPICS:
Research papers, project highlights, posters and
live system demonstrations in these topics:
IT-Enabled Government
Operations:
Service Integration; Long Term Preservation of Digital Government
Information, IT Tools for Government Planning, Alert Management; Collaboration
Tools, Community Information Systems, and Virtual Communities; e-Voting;
e-Rulemaking
IT Research:
Information Retrieval; Large Scale Data and
Information Acquisition and Management; Information Integration; Interoperable
Data, Networks and Architectures; Database Integration; Workflows; Geographic
Information Systems; Spatial Data; Web Services; Peer to Peer Networks; Scalable
Internet Applications; Modalities, HCI, and Usability; Digital
Libraries
Organization and Policy Issues:
Information Technology
Investment Management; Stakeholder Involvement; Computers and Social Policy;
Transparency and Usability; Networked Governance; e-Governance; e-Democracy;
Information Technology Evaluation; Information Technology
Adoption
Government Application Domains:
Environmental Management;
Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement; Crisis Management, Emergency Response,
Homeland Security; Federal Statistics; Tax and Finance; Health and Human
Services; Transportation Systems; Urban Planning
LINKS:
dg.o2005
is presented by the Digital Government Research Center:
http://dgrc.org
In cooperation with the
National Science Foundation's Digital Government Research Program:
http://digitalgovernment.org
Proceedings
will be published online with the Association for Computing Machinery
http://acm.org
For more information on the
conference venue and discount hotel rates, please visit:
http://dgrc.org/dgo2005/venue
dg.o2005
is presented in collaboration with the IEEE 3rd Symposium on Intelligence &
Security Informatics (ISI2005)
http://www.ecom.arizona.edu/ISI/
NOTE:
Registering for both conferences entitles you to a $100 discount on the
registration fee for each conference.
A complete program will be online
shortly at:
http://dgrc.org/dgo2005/program/
ORGANIZED
BY:
The Digital Government Research Center
http://dgrc.org
SPONSORED BY:
The
National Science Foundation's Digital Government Research Program
http://digitalgovernment.org
CONTACTS:
Conference
Co-Chairs:
Lois Delcambre
(Portland State University):
lmd@xxxxxxxxxx
Genevieve Giuliano
(USC School of Policy, Planning and
Development, and DGRC): giuliano@xxxxxxx
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