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Data Intelligence Journal CfP: Special Issue on “Metadata as Data Intelligence”

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    Mingfang Wu
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    Greetings All:
    Please accept our apologies for multiple postings
    Please forward the CfP to interested colleagues
    Most of all
    Please consider submitting a paper
    Thanks!!
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    *Call for papers*:
    Data Intelligence , an MIT Press Direct open
    access journal, seeks contributions for a special issue on Metadata as Data
    Intelligence
    .
    *Important dates*
    – Submission Deadline: Oct. 31 2021
    – Notification of acceptance: Dec. 31, 2021
    – Revised/final manuscripts due: Feb. 10, 2022
    – Publication of special issue: March 2022
    *Aim and Scope*
    Metadata, as a type of data, describes content, provides context, documents
    transactions, and situates data. As AI activities accelerate, so has the
    interest in how metadata can be leveraged for machine learning and related
    activities. The growing interest stems from the fact that metadata is
    intelligent data and essential to both FAIR (findable, accessible,
    interoperable and reusable) data and AI ready applications. As part of this
    trend, researchers across nearly every discipline as well as front-line
    data stewards have been advancing metadata approaches, applications, and
    overall metadata-related operations.
    This special issue of *Data Intelligence* invites submission from
    researchers and practitioners across all disciplines and sectors (academia,
    industry, government, etc.) to report on metadata practices, innovations,
    and work under development addressing metadata as data intelligence. Data
    intelligence is viewed widely, and encompasses metadata standards and
    processes, addressing areas such as knowledge organization, ontology and
    semantic web development, machine learning, deep learning, linked-data
    analysis, knowledge graphs, data visualisation and other related areas. We
    welcome submissions of the following three types:
    – *Research articles* presenting novel or state-of-the-art research
    findings on the latest developments, up-to-date issues, or challenges
    covering metadata generation, metadata analysis, metadata interoperability,
    metadata integration, FAIR metadata, data discovery, dataset quality
    information and related topics.
    – *Practice/implementation articles* reporting on the implementation of
    metadata standards, vocabulary services, community of practices, FAIR
    metadata, and any applications that utilize metadata.
    – *Opinion/vision articles* discussing current practices, research
    trends, or technologies, or providing a perspective on future directions
    for metadata development and utilization.
    *Data Intelligence* (DI) on *Metadata for
    Data Intelligence*. DI is an open-access, metadata-centric journal
    intended for data creators, curators, stewards, policymakers, and domain
    scientists/researchers as well as communities interested in sharing data.
    DI informs industry leaders, researchers, and scientists engaged in sharing
    and reusing data, metadata, knowledge bases, and data visualization tools.
    In addition to traditional articles addressing methodologies and/or
    resources, the journal also publishes “data articles” in the form of
    knowledge graphs, ontologies, and linked datasets.
    *Co-editors for the special issue*:
    Prof. Jane Greenberg (Drexel University, USA)
    Dr. Mingfang Wu (Australian Research Data Commons, Australia)
    More information is available in the full call for papers
    .
    ——————–
    Kind regards,
    Jane & Mingfang

    Dr Mingfang Wu
    *Australian Research Data Commons * T: +61 3 9902
    4646 | E: ***@***.*** | O:0000-0003-1206-3431
    Physical address: Monash University, Building T, Ground Floor, 100 Sir John
    Monash Drive, Caulfield East, VIC 3145

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