[open-science] We want your opinion on bibliometrics!

[Peter Kraker]

All submitted position papers will be published under a Creative Commons license with post-publication peer review and a community voting. Apologies for cross-posting!

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QUANTIFYING AND ANALYSING SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION ON THE WEB (ASCW'15):
WHAT CAN BIBLIOMETRICS DO FOR YOU? WHAT CAN YOU DO FOR BIBLIOMETRICS?

Workshop at Web Science conference 2015
June 30th, Oxford, UK

http://ascw.know-center.tugraz.at
#ascw15

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== SUMMARY ==

This workshop’s core aim is to advance methodologies for studying and quantifying scholarly communication on the Web by exchanging expertise from bibliometrics on the one hand and all disciplines interested in this domain on the other hand (such as but not limited to computer science, science and technology studies, economics, philosophy, library and information science, sociology).

In order to bring together interested scholars and facilitate fruitful discussions, we apply a roundtable format based on:

- position papers that clearly outline how different disciplines or use cases could profit from selected established approaches and experiences,
- direct responses to each paper by selected discussants (preferably from other disciplines than the position paper’s background) which will also be published,
- and a review process that involves expert reviewers as well as community voting.

For a more detailed description of the workshop organisation, please visit:
http://ascw.know-center.tugraz.at


== IMPORTANT DATES ==

Deadline for submissions: 30 April 2015

Notification of acceptance/invitations as discussant: 27 May 2015

Discussant responses due:  19 June 2015

Workshop date: 30 June 2015

Conference dates (WebSci15): 28 June to 1 July 2015


== SUBMISSIONS ==

As input, we welcome position papers of up to three pages in the ACM SIG Proceedings format. Each accepted paper will be given a ten minute timeslot for a lightning talk. After each talk, there will be time for discussion for up to 20 minutes.

Please submit your papers via Easychair: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=ascw15

Volunteers acting as discussants are also welcomed and are invited to contact the organizers.

== ORGANISERS ==

Peter Kraker, Know-Center (Mail: pkraker at know-center.at, Twitter: @PeterKraker)
Elisabeth Lex, Graz University of Technology (Mail: elisabeth.lex at tugraz.at, Twitter @elisab79)
Isabella Peters, ZBW Leibniz Information Centre for Economics & Kiel University (Mail: i.peters at zbw.eu, Twitter @Isabella83)
Katrin Weller, GESIS Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences (Mail: katrin.weller at gesis.org, Twitter @kwelle)