[ANPPOM-Lista] AMIA 2014: call for proposals

[Carlos Palombini]

The AMIA Conference Committee invites proposal submissions for papers,
sessions and workshops for the 2014 Annual Conference in Savannah, Georgia.

The AMIA Conference Committee encourages papers, panels and posters on all
issues to do with audiovisual archives with particular emphasis in the
areas of problem solving, technical issues and the digital archive.

This year, the conference will include three curated streams of programs in
addition to proposals.  Each curated stream will include five sessions
during the conference. If your proposal is focused on one of these streams,
we encourage you to contact the curation team for that stream to avoid
duplicate effort.


A.       The open source digital preservation and access stream will
comprehensively address the use of open source software that is in current
significant use within digital preservation and access systems.  Curated in
collaboration with AMIA's Open Source Committee the stream will also cover
larger issues such as when it does or does not make sense to take the open
source approach, and how to navigate the complexities of copyright and
licensing.  Contact:  osdigstream em amiaconference.com



B.      Film in Transition.  As the portfolio of available film stocks
continues to decline and film labs continue to close worldwide, this stream
will discuss the concrete implications this evolution of the industry has
for archives and long-term content managers.    Contact:
evolstream em amiaconference.com



C.      Global Exchange.  Will bring together voices from regions from
around the world to share solutions and exchange ideas. Curated by AMIA's
International Outreach Committee, the emphasis will be on exchange,
innovation, and learning from colleagues near and far.  Contact:
iocstream em amiaconference.com

The goal of the Conference is to present a program that includes a wide
variety of topics and a balance of theory and practice, inviting new ideas
and concepts that may stimulate additional interest, involvement and
educational benefit. You are invited to submit a proposal and to attend the
conference October 8-11, 2014.

Information about the conference and the proposal process, go to
www.AMIAConference.com<http://www.amiaconference.com/>.

Proposal deadline is April 18, 2014.

We encourage you to read Tips for a Successful Proposal<
http://www.amiaconference.net/sample-page/tips-for-proposal-success/>.  It
explains the review process, and offers information and tips on what the
reviewers and the Conference Committee consider in the proposal process.
 If you have difficulty with the online submission process, please contact
us at amia em amianet.org<mailto:amia em amianet.org>.

-- 
carlos palombini
professor de musicologia ufmg
proibidao.org
ufmg.academia.edu/CarlosPalombini
scholar.google.com.br/citations?user=YLmXN7AAAAA<http://scholar.google.com.br/citations?user=YLmXN7AAAAAJ>
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