[open-government] Call for Proposals: International Open Government Data Conference 2012, data.gov / World Bank, July 10-12, DC

Wed May 2 18:18:47 UTC 2012

Y'all:

I would like know the deadline for the CFP as well. I am in DC for IEEE ISI 2012 that week so it would be a good fit.

Regards,

Jan Kallberg, PhD

Cyber Security Research and Education Center, 
Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science,
The University of Texas at Dallas,
P.O. Box 830688 M/S EC-31,
800 W. Campbell Road,
Richardson, TX 75083-0688

Email: jkallberg at utdallas.edu
Phone: (646) 825-6011
Personal homepage: http://www.cyberdefense.com

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From: "Jose M. Alonso" <josema at webfoundation.org>
To: tkhokhar at worldbank.org
Cc: open-government at lists.okfn.org
Sent: Wednesday, May 2, 2012 1:00:43 PM
Subject: Re: [open-government] Call for Proposals: International Open	Government Data Conference 2012, data.gov / World Bank,	July 10-12, DC

Hi Tariq, 

Thanks for forwarding this to the list. One practical question though, what's the proposal submission deadline? 

Cheers, 
Josema. 

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Jose M. Alonso 
Program Manager, Open Data 
World Wide Web Foundation 
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skype: josema.alonso 
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El 01/05/2012, a las 22:59, tkhokhar at worldbank.org escribió: 

Colleagues, 

Please note the call for session and talk proposals for the International Open Government Data Conference 2012 to be held on July 10-12th in Washington DC and co-hosted by the World Bank and the US Government's Data.gov team: 

http://www.data.gov/communities/conference (follow link to "Call for Sessions/Papers") 

With both an "Open Government" and "Open Development" perspective, the theme of the conference is "Putting Data to Work". We're looking for practical, technology and policy focussed contributions that address key questions like: 

- What is the story of open government data over the last two years and how are we seeing the data put to work? 
- Are Open Development and Open Government really social and economic opportunities? 
- How do we avoid the trap of focusing just on compliance rather than the full potential of Open Data? 
- What are successful applications involving citizen-generated data and it's combination with official sources? 
- How to manage your government data assets with the same rigor and consideration as any piece of public infrastructure? Should we be investing in open data at a time of fiscal austerity? 
- What open data related standards and policies are most useful? 
- What is the intersection of Big Data and Open Data? What role does cloud computing have to play? 

This will be a high-level event with international government, private sector and civil society participation and although the number of formal session slots is limited, there will be other opportunities to participate and network, including lightning talks and an un-conference / open space. 

Look forward to hearing from you! 

Tariq 
<21095828.jpg> 		Tariq Khokhar 
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