PROCEEDINGS
for the 19th International
CODATA Conference
THE INFORMATION SOCIETY:
NEW HORIZONS FOR SCIENCE
Berlin, Germany — 7-10 November 2004
The
Information Society:
New Horizons for Science
CODATA
2004 Proceedings Index
Keynotes
Plenaries
Data Archiving
Data Quality
Data Visualization
E-Learning
Environmental
Informatics
Gas Hydrates
Infoscience
Today
Interoperability
Knowledge
Discovery
Multi-disciplinary
Data Projects
Open Scientific Communications
Publication and
Citation of Scientific Data
Scientific
Data for Economic Development
Scientific Informatics
in EurAsia
World Summit on the Information
Society (WSIS)
Posters
Submission/Publication Guidelines
Organization Committees
The
International Scientific Program Committee
The Scientific Advisory Committee
The Local Organization Committee
Scientific Program
Program at a Glance
Final Detailed
Program Book [large pdf file - you may want to right-click and save
to your computer]
General Information About the
Program
Letter
from the Conference Co-Chairs
Virtually everything we do has been profoundly affected by the Information
Revolution: How we travel, how we shop, how we communicate, how we do
business. Computers, telecommunications and software have combined to
change human existence in every way imaginable. Indeed the changes are
so profound that two World Summits on Information Society are underway
- one in Geneva 2003 and one in Tunis in 2005.
CODATA
is officially a WSIS related thematic meeting
The World Summit on the Information Society has acknowledged CODATA 2004
as an event leading to Tunis 2005.
CODATA
2004 Prize Press Release
The 2004 CODATA Prize recipient is Professor Jean Bonnin, President of
the Association "Earth Data Network for Education and Scientific
Exchange" (EDNES).
Featured
Sessions
CODATA 2004 has a number of featured sessions, including keynotes, plenaries,
and selected special sessions such as Publication and Citation of Scientific
Informatiobn, Scientific Data Mark-Up Languages, Long-term preservation
of accurate and authentic digital data: The InterPARES project, and Environmental
Informatics.
Major
Topics
Where in the world can you find the latest information on how scientific
data is changing science and influencing society? Where can you learn
about the latest technology being used to collect, manage, assess the
quality of, disseminate, archive and preserve scientific data? Why is
scientific data so important, and what is happening in individual scientific
disciplines to take advantage of advances in modern data science? CODATA
2004, of course!
CODATA 2004 Sponsors
- Réalisé avec l'aide du Ministère chargé de la recherche, France
- UNESCO: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization