CHAMADA DE TRABALHOS - SBBD 2016 - 2nd Cycle - Call for Papers
Autor: Grinaldo Oliveira | Publicado: 2016-03-30T14:41:00-03:00

31th BRAZILIAN SYMPOSIUM ON DATABASES (SBBD 2016)    October 04 to 07, 2016    Salvador, Bahia, Brazil    http://www.sbbd2016.org         CALL FOR PAPERS – 2nd CYCLE         GENERAL  INFORMATION         SBBD is the official event on databases of the  Brazilian Computer Society (SBC). It is the largest venue in Latin America for  presentation and discussion of research results and applications in the database  domain. It usually gathers 400 attendees.          Along with technical sessions, the symposium includes  invited talks and tutorials given by distinguished speakers from the national  and international database research community. SBBD also promotes a Thesis  Workshop and a Demos (Tools) Session as co-located events.         For the 2016 edition, SBBD will accept JIDM Papers,  Full, Short and Vision Papers. SBBD will have two cycles for full paper  submissions. Each cycle involves two rounds of reviewing with rebuttal to allow  minor revisions.          IMPORTANT DATES          JIDM PAPERS    - Submission due:  continuously throughout the year  - Papers accepted until August 08th will be invited to be presented during SBBD  2016         FULL PAPERS    FIRST CYCLE  -  Abstracts due: February 29, 2016 - elapsed  - Submissions due: March 07, 2016 - elapsed  - Notification due: April 11, 2016  - Rebuttal due: April 18, 2016  - Final notification due: May 02, 2016  - Camera ready due: May 23, 2016    SECOND CYCLE  - Abstracts due: May 16, 2016  - Submissions due: May 23, 2016  - Notification due: July 04, 2016  - Rebuttal due: July 11, 2016  - Final notification due: July 25, 2016  - Camera ready due: August 15, 2016    SHORT AND VISION PAPERS  - Abstracts due: June 27, 2016  - Submissions due: July 04, 2016  - Notification due: August 08, 2016  - Camera ready due: August 19, 2016         TOPICS OF INTEREST    Topics of interest include,  but are not limited to the following:          ·        Access Methods, Indexing and New Hardware Devices    ·        Active Databases    ·        Algorithms and Techniques for Data Mining    ·        Authorization, Privacy and Security in Databases    ·        Collecting, Extracting and Indexing Web Data    ·        Complex Event and Stream-based Processing    ·        Concurrency Control and Recovery    ·        Data Analytics and Data Visualization    ·        Data Annotation and Provenance    ·        Data Management in Clouds    ·        Data Services for the Web    ·        Data Warehousing and OLAP    ·        Database Design and Data Semantics    ·        Database Techniques to support Data Mining    ·        Database Foundations for Data Mining    ·        Digital Libraries and Applications    ·        Document Management and Classification    ·        Heterogeneous, Mobile and Sensor Databases    ·        Information Integration and Interoperability    ·        Information Retrieval Models and Techniques    ·        Knowledge Bases and Modeling    ·        Linked Data and Ontologies    ·        Multidimensional and Temporal Databases    ·        Multimedia Databases    ·        NoSQL Databases    ·        Parallel and Distributed Algorithms for Data Mining    ·        Peer to peer, Parallel and Distributed Databases    ·        Performance Evaluation and Benchmarking    ·        Privacy and Security in Data Mining Algorithms    ·        Query Languages and Processing    ·        Recommender Systems    ·        Scientific and Statistical Databases    ·        Self-managed and Autonomic Databases    ·        Semantic Web, Semi-structured Data and XML    ·        Spatial Databases and Geographical Information Systems    ·        String Processing    ·        Workflow Applications and Databases         SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS         JIDM PAPERS    Submissions in this category should present new and  exciting research results in any of the SBBD topics of interest. JIDM papers should  describe complete research results. They  must not have been simultaneously submitted to any other forum (conference or  journal), nor should they have already been published elsewhere.          They must be written in English and formatted  according to the JIDM template. The templates for submission are available at http://bit.ly/1e77I6W. Papers must be submitted using the SEER submission  site (https://seer.lcc.ufmg.br/index.php/jidm). Submissions will be judged by the JIDM editorial  board. For this category, submissions are made continuously throughout the  year. Authors of papers that are accepted until August 8th will be invited to  present their paper during SBBD 2016  and the paper will be published in the Journal of Information and Data  Management (JIDM).         FULL PAPERS    Submissions in this category should present research  results and discussion in any of the SBBD topics of interest. They are mainly  targeted to the Brazilian DB community for research diffusion. Full papers submitted to SBBD must not have  been simultaneously submitted to any other forum (conference or journal), nor  should they have already been published elsewhere. The acceptance of a paper  implies that at least one of its authors will register for the symposium to  present it. Submitted papers will be reviewed based on originality, relevance,  technical soundness and clarity of presentation.         Full papers must be written in Portuguese or English  and not exceed 12 pages, according to the SBC template. The templates for  submission are available at http://bit.ly/1coeoWk. Papers must be submitted by  the deadline through EasyChair website at https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=sbbd20162ndcycle for submissions in the second cycle.         SHORT PAPERS    Submissions in this category should present initial  results or on-going work in any of the SBBD topics of interest. Short papers submitted to SBBD must not have  been simultaneously submitted to any other forum (conference or journal), nor  should they have already been published elsewhere.  The acceptance of a  paper implies that at least one of its authors will register for the symposium  to present it. Submitted papers will be reviewed based on originality,  relevance, technical soundness and clarity of presentation.         This category will also  accept industrial related papers, presenting innovative commercial data  management systems, solutions, and architectures, database implementations,  novel applications of database technology, and experience in applying recent  research advances to real-world problems.         Short papers must be written in Portuguese or English and not  exceed 6 pages, according to the SBC template. The templates for submission are  available at http://bit.ly/1coeoWk. Papers must be submitted by the deadline  through EasyChair website at https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=sbbd2016short         VISION PAPERS    Submissions in this category should describe visionary  ideas to be presented at the conference. Vision papers should present new  problems, new application domains, or new methodologies that are likely to stimulate  significant new research. Research results and experiment description are not  required in this type of submission. The  acceptance of a paper implies that at least one of its authors will register  for the symposium to present it.         They must be written in Portuguese or English, append  "Vision Paper:" to the title, and not exceed 6 pages, according to the SBC  template. The templates for submission are available at http://bit.ly/1coeoWk.  Papers must be submitted by the deadline through EasyChair website at https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=sbbd2016vision         OTHER  INFORMATION    The best papers submitted to SBBD in all categories will  be invited to submit an extended and revised version to the Journal of  Information and Data Management (JIDM).          Authors of accepted papers must register and present  their papers during the conference.          Brazilian students may apply for funding support to  attend SBBD.         VENUE    In its 31st edition, the symposium will be held in Salvador,  in the state of Bahia, Brazil, from October 04-07, 2016. Salvador's tropical  climate is enhanced by steady gentle breeze blowing in from the Atlantic Ocean  and the All Saints' Bay. With approximately 50km of beaches and one third of  the shores of the All Saints' Bay, Salvador is the ideal location for relaxing  seaside vacations and the practice of water sports. The particular traits of  each ethnic group that forms the city's population create original music, dance  and many other artistic and cultural expressions. SBBD 2016 will be organized by  Fraunhofer Project Center for Software and Systems Engineering of the  Universidade Federal da Bahia, Brazil.         STEERING COMMITTEE SBBD 2016    Altigran Silva, UFAM    Caetano  Traina Jr., USP    Carmem  Hara, UFPR    Cristina  Dutra de Aguiar Ciferri, USP    Javam  Machado, UFC    Mirella  M. Moro, UFMG     Vanessa Braganholo, UFF (Chair)         SYMPOSIUM  CHAIRS SBBD 2016    Program Chair: Javam C. Machado, UFC    Co-chair Short Papers: Carmem S. Hara, UFPR    Steering Committee Chair: Vanessa Braganholo, UFF    Local Chair: Vaninha Vieira, UFBA    Demos and Applications Chairs: Eduardo Cunha de  Almeida, UFPR    Short Courses: Eduardo  Ogasawara, CEFET-RJ    Thesis and Dissertation  Workshop Chairs: Sergio Lifschitz, PUC-Rio    Tutorials Chair: Marta  Mattoso, UFRJ              PROGRAM COMMITTEE         Agma Traina (ICMC/USP - BR)    Alexandre Plastino (UFF -  BR)    Alfredo Cuzzocrea (ICAR-CNR  - IT)    Altigran S. Da Silva (UFAM -  BR)    André Santanchè (Unicamp -  BR)    Amr El Abbadi (UCSB - USA)    Ana Carolina Salgado (UFPE -  BR)    André Carvalho (ICMC/USP -  BR)    Angelo Brayner (Unifor - BR)    Bernadette Loscio (UFPE -  BR)    Bruno Defude (TSP - FR)    Carina Dorneles (UFSC - BR)    Carmem Hara (UFPR - BR)    Chiara Renso (ISTI-CNR - IT)    Claudia Roncancio (Grenoble  Univ - FR)    Claudio De Souza Baptista  (UFCG - BR)    Clodoveu Davis (UFMG - BR)    Daniel de Oliveira (UFF -  BR)    Daniel Kaster (Univ Londrina  - BR)    Dennis Shasha (NYU - USA)    Duncan D. Ruiz (PUCRS - BR)    Edleno Silva de Moura (UFAM  - BR)    Eduardo Ogasawara (CEFET/RJ  - BR)    Elaine Sousa (ICMC/USP - BR)    Eli Cortez (Microsoft - USA)    Fabio Porto (LNCC - BR)    Javam Machado (UFC - BR)    Joao Eduardo Ferreira  (IME/USP - BR)    Jose Antonio Macedo (UFC -  BR)    Karin Becker (UFRGS - BR)    Leopoldo Bertossi (Carleton  Univ. - CA)    Luciano Barbosa (IBM  Research - BR)    Marcos Goncalves (UFMG - BR)    Maria Claudia Cavalcanti  (IME - BR)    Mario Nascimento (Univ.  Alberta - CA)    Mirella M. Moro (UFMG - BR)    Mirian Halfeld Ferrari  (Univ. d&#39;Orleans - FR)    Oscar Pastor Lopez (Univ.  Politécnica de Valencia - ES)    Pablo Barceló (Univ. de  Chile - CL)    Renata Galante (UFRGS - BR)    Ricardo Torres (IC/Unicamp -  BR)    Ronaldo Mello (UFSC - BR)    Theo Harder (TU  Kaiserslautern - DE)    Valeria Times (UFPE - BR)    Vanessa Braganholo (UFF -  BR)    Victor Almeida (Petrobras -  BR)    Vincent Oria (NJIT - USA)    Viviane P. Moreira (UFRGS -  BR)    Wagner Meira Jr. (UFMG - BR)    Yannis Papakonstantinou  (UCSD - USA)