[ANN] XML Prague 2012 CFP & Preconference day

[Jim Fuller <jim.fuller@xmlprague.cz>]

The XML Prague conference will include two full days of single track
sessions. These will take
place on Saturday and Sunday (February 11-12, 2012).

   http://www.xmlprague.cz

XML Prague 2012 is now welcoming submissions for presentations on the
following topics:

    Is it a time to refactor XML? – MicroXML, XML5 and other approaches
    Semantics on the Web – Is there still place for XML in a minefield
full of microformats, microdata and RDFa?
    Converge or convert? – HTML5 vs. XHTML, JSON vs. XML, RDFa vs. microdata
    Managing, processing and analyzing “Big XML data”
    Syntax and power upgraded – new possibilities of XPath/XQuery/XSLT 3.0
    Current advances in XML

All proposals will be submitted for review by a peer review panel made up of
the XML Prague Program Committee. Submissions will be chosen based on
interest, applicability, technical merit, and technical correctness.

Accepted Papers will be included inside the published conference proceedings.

Important Dates:

    November 30th - End of CFP (extended abstract or full paper)
    December 20th - Notification of acceptance/rejection of paper to authors
      February 15th - Final paper

Up to date information on how to submit your proposal can be found here;

    http://www.xmlprague.cz/2012/call-for-papers.html

If you have any question regarding submission process please contact
Jirka Kosek at jirka.kosek@xmlprague.cz or myself.

In addition for CFP we are also inviting attendees to consider
participating in a variety of
ways this year, including a preconference day on Friday (February 10)
which will provide
space and time for groups wanting to meetup just before the conference.

   http://xmlprague.wordpress.com/2011/10/17/pre-conference-day/

Please do contact us if you have an Open Source group who would like to use the
facilities and give us time to help promote it. Currently we already
have a number of
groups interested, with confirmation from the eXist XML Database group
(organised by Adam Retter).

on behalf,
 XML Prague 2012 Committee