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SUM 2008
2nd International Conference on Scalable Uncertainty Management (SUM 2008)
Start October 1, 2008 (iCal)
End October 3, 2008
Homepage: Homepage
Location
City: Napoli
Country: Italy
Important dates
Abstracts due: May 29, 2008
Papers due: June 5, 2008
Notification: July 8, 2008
Camera ready due: July 18, 2008
Event in series SUM

SUM 2008 is the 2nd International Conference on Scalable Uncertainty Management

Originally, managing uncertainty and inconsistency has especially been explored in Artificial Intelligence. During the recent years, especially with the availability of massive amounts of data in different repositories and the possibility of integrating and exploiting these data, technologies for managing uncertainty and inconsistency have started to play a key role in databases and the Web. Some of the most prominent such technologies are probably the ranking algorithms standing behind web search engines. Techniques for handling uncertainty and inconsistency are expected to play a similarly important role in the context of the Semantic Web.

The annual International Conference on Scalable Uncertainty Management (SUM) has grown out of this very large interest on managing uncertainty and inconsistency in databases, the Web, the Semantic Web, and AI. It aims at bringing together all those interested in the management of large volumes of uncertainty and inconsistency, irrespective of whether they are in databases, the Web, the Semantic Web, or in AI.

The very successful First International Conference on Scalable Uncertainty Management (SUM 2007) was held in Washington DC, USA, Oct. 10-12, 2007. The Second International Conference on Scalable Uncertainty Management (SUM 2008) will be held in Napoli, Italy, Oct. 1-3, 2008.

Papers are solicited in all areas of massive uncertainty and inconsistency, including (but not restricted to) the topics listed below:

  1. probability logic
  2. fuzzy logic
  3. annotated logic
  4. Bayesian models
  5. Markov models
  6. possibilistic logic
  7. paraconsistent logic
  8. semantics of uncertain data
  9. formal models of uncertain data
  10. reasoning with uncertain and inconsistent information
  11. managing uncertain and imprecise information
  12. spatio-temporal uncertainty management
  13. probabilistic databases
  14. inconsistent databases
  15. uncertainty and inconsistency in the Web
  16. uncertainty and inconsistency in the Semantic Web
  17. uncertain database algebras
  18. query optimization with uncertainty
  19. query caching for uncertain databases
  20. indexing methods for uncertainty
  21. uncertain aggregate queries
  22. uncertainty in view management
  23. skyline query processing
  24. top-k queries and ranking
  25. approximate query processing
  26. uncertainty in data integration and exchange
  27. uncertainty in data streams
  28. uncertainty in information retrieval
  29. data sharing and uncertainty
  30. approximate schema and ontology mapping
  31. similarity in ontology languages
  32. similarity search and extraction
  33. information extraction
  34. data mining and machine learning
  35. vision and uncertainty
  36. audio processing and uncertainty
  37. multimedia and uncertainty
  38. text and uncertainty
  39. mobile systems and uncertainty
  40. image, speech, multimedia, and text information retrieval
  41. mining image, speech, multimedia, and text data
  42. personalization and user preferences
  43. mining in social networks
  44. uncertainty and trust issues
  45. ranking in information retrieval
  46. matchmaking and negotiation
  47. recommender systems
  48. implemented systems
  49. commercial systems
  50. novel applications

We especially want to encourage submissions from uncertainty and inconsistency management in databases, as well as from uncertainty and inconsistency handling in the Web and the Semantic Web. We seek both theoretical and practical works.

The proceedings will be published by Springer in the Lecture Notes in Computer Science/Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNCS/LNAI) series and will be available at the conference. After the conference, we are also planning to bring out a special issue of a journal with selected papers from the conference.

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