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https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-2277/preface.pdf
Preface
In 2018 the International Conference “Data Analytics and Management in Data Intensive
Domains” (DAMDID/RCDL’2018) takes place on October 9-12 in the Lomonosov Moscow
State University at the department of Computational Mathematics and Cybernetics. The
conference is dedicated to the memory of its founder, Leonid Kalinichenko, who passed away on
July 17, 2018.
By tradition the “Data Analytics and Management in Data Intensive Domains”
conference (DAMDID) is planned as a multidisciplinary forum of researchers and practitioners
from various domains of science and research, promoting cooperation and exchange of ideas in
the area of data analysis and management in domains driven by data intensive research.
Approaches to data analysis and management being developed in specific data intensive domains
(DID) of X-informatics (such as X = astro, bio, chemo, geo, med, neuro, physics, chemistry,
material science etc.), social sciences, as well as in various branches of informatics, industry,
new technologies, finance and business are expected to contribute to the conference content.
The program of the DAMDID/RCDL’2018, as it was at the previous editions of these
conferences, alongside with the traditional data management topics reflects a rapid move into the
direction of data science and data intensive analytics. The program of this year includes carefully
selected invited keynote talks related to the fast developed DID. The respective plenary sessions
are also aimed at attracting an attention of researchers in the selected DID to the conference.
Workshop on FAIR Data and European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) constituting the
first day of the conference on October 9 includes four sessions. The first session devoted to
FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) data principles in the realm of open
science includes invited talks by Michel Schouppe (European Commission, Directorate-General
for Research and Innovation) and Simon Hodson (Executive Director of CODATA). Michel
Schouppe considers relevance of EOSC and FAIR and phases of implementing the EOSC,
Simon Hodson overviews FAIR Data, FAIR Services and the FAIR data action plan. The second
section devoted to FAIR platforms and interoperability includes invited talks by Ari Asmi
(Integrated Carbon Observation System ERIC), Sergey Stupnikov (FRCCSC RAS) and Nikolay
Skvortsov (FRCCSC RAS). Ari Asmi discusses building FAIR environmental services platforms
in Europe, Sergey Stupnikov presents FAIR data based on extensible unifying data model
development, Nikolay Skvortsov considers data interoperability and reuse among heterogeneous
scientific communities. The third session devoted to FAIR implementation issues and activities
includes invited talks by Peter Wittenburg (Max Planck Computing and Data Facility), Erik
Schultes (Leiden University Medical Centre, GO FAIR International Support and Coordination
Office) and Damien Lecarpentier (CSC-IT Center for Science). Peter Wittenburg discusses
digital objects as concept to help implementing FAIR and EOSC, Erik Schultes considers
accelerating convergence to an internet of FAIR data and services, Damien Lecarpentier
overviews FAIR activities within the various EOSC funded initiatives. The fourth session is a
panel on data access challenges for data intensive research in Russia and EOSC where experts
from different regions and disciplines take the chance to discuss state and future of the FAIR
action plan and the EOSC initiative, bring in their views and enrichments, and discuss active
participation.
The conference Program Committee has reviewed 54 submissions for the conference and
8 submissions for the PhD workshop. For the workshop 7 papers were accepted and 1 were
rejected. For the conference 24 submissions were accepted as full papers, 18 as short papers, 5 as
posters, whereas 12 submissions were rejected. According to the conference program, these 47
oral presentations are structured into 14 sessions including Internet of Things and Cognitive
Systems, Data Integration and Data Analysis, Knowledge Representation, Ontologies and
Applications, Data Analysis and Applications, Conceptual and Data Models, Advanced Data
Analysis Methods, Data Analysis in Astronomy, Text Search and Processing, Distributed
Computing and Applications of Machine Learning, Research Data Infrastructures, Information
Extraction from Text.
Though most of the presentations are dedicated to the results of researches conducted in
the research organizations located on the territory of the Russian Federation including
Chelyabinsk, Ekaterinburg, Kazan, Moscow, Novosibirsk, Obninsk, St.-Petersburg, Tomsk,
Tver, Ulyanovsk, the conference acquires features of internationalization. This move is
witnessed by 13 talks (6 of them are invited) prepared by the notable foreign researchers from
such countries as Armenia (Yerevan), Belgium (Brussels), Germany (Munich, Hamburg, Kiel),
Great Britain (Harwell), Hungary (Budapest), Finland (Espoo, Helsinki), France (Paris),
Kazakhstan (Almaty), Netherlands (Leiden).
The chairs of the Program Committee and Organizing Committee of
DAMDID/RCDL’2018 express their gratitude to Nikolay Skvortsov for providing of the
effective interactions by the CMT system with the authors of submissions and with the PC
members reviewing the submissions, as well as for his contribution into the editing of the
conference proceedings during the process of its publishing. The chairs of PC also express their
gratitude to the PC members for carrying out the reviewing of the submissions and selection of
the papers for presentation, as well as to Dmitry Briukhov for keeping of the up-to-date content
of the conference site at all stages of the conference preparation.
The chairs of the Organizing Committee and Program Committee of
DAMDID/RCDL’2018 express their gratitude to the authors of the submissions as well as to the
Russian Foundation for Basic Research and the Fund “League online media” for the financial
support to the Conference.
Co-chairs of the Program committee Co-chair of the Organizing committee
Leonid Kalinichenko Victor Zakharov
(FRC CSC RAS) (FRC CSC RAS)
Yannis Manolopoulos
(Aristotle University, Thessaloniki)