[ecoop-info] CfP: IEEE eScience Environmental Computing Workshop (ECW) - Oct 24 - 27, Auckland, New Zealand

[Matti Heikkurinen/LMU]

Call for Papers: Environmental Computing Workshop (ECW)
Organised in conjunction with eScience 2017 conference
October 24 - 27 2017 Auckland, New Zealand

   http://www.envcomp.eu/eScience2017

This workshop will bring together practitioners, policymakers, and
environmental modelling experts to present the latest developments in
Environmental Computing. Submissions by groups and individuals working on
related – or potentially related – fields are also encouraged in order to
uncover new opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration.

The topics of interest include:
• Case studies in environmental computing related domains
• Environmental modelling and optimisation techniques
• Novel environmental computing applications
• Multi-scale, multi-model and multi-physics systems
• Civil protection and related engineering challenges
• Scalability of environmental HPC and Big Data applications
• Risk analysis, assessment, management, and mitigation
• Interdisciplinary and stakeholder collaboration
• Dynamic multi-directional model coupling approaches
• Multifaceted data and metadata frameworks
• Urgent computing and probabilistic models
• Data visualisation and interactive analysis
• Uncertainty quantification and visualisation


BACKGROUND

Already today, many domain- or problem-specific areas – such as meteorology
or seismic analysis –use multi-model, multi-data, and multi-scale
approaches to analyse and study environmental phenomena and their impact.
However, a more generalised approach to producing actionable knowledge from
different environmental data sources is needed to build more comprehensive
multi-model systems that can more readily support various decision making
processes. The topic is of acute interest due to environment-related
societal challenges that require generalising, productising and maturing
today’s environmental modelling solutions. Imminent application areas of
environmental computing include managing disasters and disaster risks,
supporting prompt political decision making, and many other similar domains.


PAPER AND ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

The contributions can be traditional papers (maximum 10 pages), experience
papers (short papers or annotated slide sets of maximum 15 slides) or
presentations abstracts. Contributions should be submitted at

    https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=ecw2017

by June 30th. Please consult the conference call for papers page (
http://escience2017.org.nz/submissions/call-for-papers/) for information
about templates and submission types.

IMPORTANT DATES

Paper Submission:  June 30, 2017
Notification of Acceptance:  July 28, 2017
Camera-Ready:  August 11, 2017
Conference:  October 23 – 27, 2017 (Auckland, New Zealand)


ORGANISATION AND CONTACT

Dieter Kranzlmüller, LMU & LRZ Munich, Germany
Sam Dean, NIWA, New Zealand
Matti Heikkurinen, LMU Munich

http://www.envcomp.eu/eScience2017 - info at envcomp.eu


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Matti Heikkurinen - LMU
heikku at nm.ifi.lmu.de - +41 76 716 05 31