論文募集：SocInfo2013Workshop QMC2013 Kyoto

[Akiyo Nadamoto <nadamoto [at] konan-u.ac.jp>]

日本データベース学会の皆様，
 
甲南大学の灘本と申します．

11月25-27日に開催されますSocInfo2013のワークショップの論文募集をお送りい
たします．

1st Workshop of Quality, Motivation and Coordination of Open Collaboration (QMC'13)
（http://qmc2013.socinfo.eu/home/）

締切は10月30日です．
論文集はPostProceedingsとなり，Springerから出版されます．

このWorkshopは11月25日に京大で開かれます．

是非ともご投稿の程，よろしくお願いいたします．


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1st Workshop of Quality, Motivation and Coordination of Open Collaboration (QMC'13)

Open Collaboration over the Internet ranges from simple tasks, such as used in crowdsourcing on Amazon Mechanical Turk, to more complex ones, such as writing articles on Wikipedia, writing open source software (F/OSS), or solving scientific problems (Innocentive).

All Open Collaboration projects and applications have the following common characteristics: they require adequate motivation of users to succeed; they need a method for managing the quality of contributions, and they are coordinated efforts.

The required coordination increases with the increasing complexity of the collaborative task: for Amazon Mechanical Turk, the coordination is simple, while for writing F/OSS software, it is much more complex.

The understanding of motivation for contributions to Open Collaboration projects requires interdisciplinary research that combines expertise from computer and social science, as well as the law, management science and economics.

The goal of the workshop is to gather ideas and research experience from diverse areas of research, such as research on crowdsourcing, on F/OSS software or on the Wikipedia knowledge community.

This workshop solicits research papers on new algorithms or methods that would aim to achieve any or all of three objectives: 

Improve the quality of open collaboration

Increase the motivation of open collaboration or reduce the cost of financial motivation

Decrease the time needed to finish collaborative tasks, for example through better coordination

The performance of such algorithms should be verified through real experiments with crowdsourcing platforms, analysis of trace data from real platforms or through social simulation.

Submissions should be original and should be submitted in English in pdf format. They should be formatted according to Springer LNCS format. The length of the research papers should not exceed 14 pages. Each paper will be reviewed by at least three reviewers from the program committee. Paper review is double-blind. E-mail your submissions to: adamw [at] pjwstk.edu.pl

 

Important dates:

Paper submission deadline: October, 30th

Notification of acceptance: November, 15th

Submission of final version: November, 22nd

Post-Proceedings Publication: Springer LNCS


Workshop Chair
Adam Wierzbicki, Polish-Japanese Institute of Information Technology, Poland ( adamw [at-nospam] pjwstk.edu.pl )

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