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One hundred years of data

Cyberinfrastructure for public health

Spatiotemporal analysis of 9-1-1 call stream data

Political e-identity: campaign funding data and beyond

Research issues related to exchanging information from heterogeneous data sources

Should e-government design for citizen participation?: stealth democracy and deliberation

GeoCollaborative crisis management: designing technologies to meet real-world needs

When opinion leaders blog: new forms of citizen interaction

Water models and water politics: design, deliberation, and virtual accountability

Time-critical information services: analysis and workshop findings on technology, organizational, and policy dimensions to emergency response and related e-governmental services

The fully mobile city government project (MCity)

eGOVERNET: an European eGovernment Research funding agency Network

Multidimensional text analysis for eRulemaking

Transitioning from e-Government to e-Governance in the knowledge society: the role of the legal framework for enabling the process in the European union's countries

The social relations of e-government diffusion in developing countries: the case of Rwanda

Locating related regulations using a comparative analysis approach

Secure-CITI Critical Information-Technology Infrastructure

Developing a youth-services information system for city and county government: experiments in user-designer collaboration

Building a state government digital preservation community: lessons on interorganizational collaboration

Voting prediction using new spatiotemporal interpolation methods

Lynx: an open architecture for catalyzing the deployment of interactive digital government workflow-based systems

Federal agencies and the evolution of web governance

Accelerated indexing in a domain-specific digital library

DURIAN: a demo for near-duplicate detection

Constituent-centric municipal government coalition portal

Interdisciplinary analysis of digital government work

Academic and business partnerships to enhance digital government research

U.S. National Science Foundation program managers: perspectives on sustaining digital government research

A temporal based forensic analysis of electronic communication

A project to assess voting technology and ballot design

Integrated criminal justice: ARJIS case study

Converting online public legal information into knowledge: "ABC del Diritto" an Italian e-Government citizen-oriented service

Indexing and searching handwritten medical forms

Bringing an informed public into policy debates through online deliberation: the healthcare dialogue project

Organic development: a top-down and bottom-up approach to design of public sector information systems

Secure interoperation for effective data mining in border control and homeland security applications

UrbanSim: interaction and participation in integrated urban land use, transportation, and environmental modeling

Multidisciplinary e-government research and education as a catalyst for effective information technology transfer to regional governments

Automatically labeling hierarchical clusters

A National Center for Digital Government program on networked governance: project highlights, dg.o 2006 NSF grant # 0131923

e-Governance in Africa, from theory to action: a practical-oriented research and case studies on ICTs for local governance

Next steps in near-duplicate detection for eRulemaking

E-government and the preparation of citizens for disasters

Policy through software defaults

Robust technologies for automated ingestion and long-term preservation of digital information

Scalable data collection and retrieval infrastructure for digital government applications

Argos: dynamic composition of web services for goods movement analysis and planning

Data confidentiality, data quality and data integration for federal databases

LOG-IN Africa local governance and ICTs research network for Africa

webADIS: a flexible web-based environment for the Automated Dental Identification System

Semantics-based threat structure mining

E-government measurement and evaluation

Eco-informatics and decision making managing our natural resources

Using semantic components to facilitate access to domain-specific documents in government settings

E-voting in the 2005 local elections in Estonia and the broader impact for future e-voting projects

COPLINK center: social network analysis and identity deception detection for law enforcement and homeland security intelligence and security informatics: a crime data mining approach to developing border safe research

Web portal implementation to support public participation in transportation decision making

Digital governance and hotspot geoinformatics for monitoring, etiology, early warning, and management around the world

Decoding political discourse networks

Project highlights: multiple agency and jurisdiction organized response (M.A.J.O.R.) disaster research (NSF award # 428216)

Simulating impact of light rail on urban growth in Phoenix: an application of urbansim modeling environment

Challenges in eGovernment technology transfer

Using natural language processing to improve eRulemaking: project highlight

Connecting to Congress

Automated classification of congressional legislation

Progress in language processing technology for electronic rulemaking

Experimental application of process technology to the creation and adoption of online dispute resolution

Building a demonstration prototype for the preservation of large-scale multimedia collections

Automatic alignment of vector data and orthoimagery for the national map

Data processing workflows in the social sciences: representation and automatic generation

Integrating data and interfaces to enhance understanding of government statistics: toward the national statistical knowledge network project briefing

Building efficiency through ICT utilization in the government of Japan

Living on the edge with the Oregon coastal atlas

Automated dental identification system (ADIS)

XML for web site management in government: state of the art and future research

Sustaining an international DG/E-Gov research community

Intelligent cities

COSPA (consortium for studying, evaluating, and supporting the introduction of open source software and open data standards in the public administration)

Digital deliberation: searching and deciding about how to vote

DIGARCH project highlights multi-institutional testbed for scalable digital archiving

National large-scale Urban True Orthophoto Mapping and its standard initiative

Integrating information technology and social science research for effective government: MOST policy research tool

An empirical study on e-government readiness: the roles of institutional efficiency and interpersonal trust

e-Governance as a global knowledge-enabling platform

Integration of GIS and educational achievement data for education policy analysis and decision-making

The BioPortal project: a national center of excellence for infectious disease informatics

Using system dynamics for theory building in digital government research: exploring the dynamics of digital government evolution

A process-driven tool to support online dispute resolution

Understanding the adoption and diffusion of innovative information technology curricula: a case application to master of public administration programs

Citizen Relationship Management: understanding, challenges and impact

Supporting humanitarian relief logistics operations through online geocollaborative knowledge management

Quality evaluation of e-Government digital services

Opus (the Open Platform for Urban Simulation) and UrbanSim 4

The role of public return on investment assessment in government IT projects

Eco-informatics and natural resource management

Overview: building a sustainable international digital government research community

Technology adoption and institutional change in the United States senate: an analysis of web site content

eGovernment for business across the Atlantic: from cases to models

SGER: project summary - CAPWIN

Improving the workflow while reducing the costs: using XML for web site content management in government agencies

Enacting inter-organizational e-government in the Mexican federal government

Estimating freight flows for metropolitan highway networks using secondary data sources

Time-critical information services: update on exploratory analysis of emergency response and related e-governmental services

Entity consolidation and alignment in semi-structured data sources

UNeGov.net: community of practice for electronic governance

Unraveling shared services using simulation

Modeling and forecasting of e-Vilnius development

Modeling online participation in local governance

Target vehicle identification for border safety with modified mutual information

Friends, foes, and fringe: norms and structure in political discussion networks

Electronic government capacity and federal program performance: an analysis of OMB's part scores and executive branch management scorecard

Research and development for innovative government: a national agenda for renewal

A distributed information management framework (REGNET) for environmental laws and regulations

Citizen centric analysis of anti/counter-terrorism e-government services

Periodic association mining in a geospatial decision support system

Digitalization of coastal management and decision making supported by multi-dimensional geospatial information and analysis

Locating online government information: a comparison of FirstGov, Google, and Yahoo

Interactive design best practices for the public sector

Multi-institution testbed for scalable digital archiving

Repository replication using SMTP and NNTP

Matching and integration across heterogeneous data sources

The impacts of digital government on civic engagement: a typology of information technology use

Building regulatory compliant storage systems

Regionalizing integrated watershed management: a strategic vision

Distributed higher-order text mining: theory and practice

Scalable and secure data collection: incentives considerations

Elements of social science engagement in information infrastructure design

Effective citizen relationship management: Hurricane Wilma and Miami-Dade County 311

What can e-Commerce and e-Government learn from each other?

Virtualization technologies in transnational DG

An electronic social network to market topics of public interest: Net@INA

A performance ratings framework for the evaluation of electronic voting systems: project highlights: exploratory research

A probabilistic model for approximate identity matching

Semantic web technologies to automate searching for geospatial data

Design principles for public safety response mobilization

University Information System RUSSIA: data, knowledge products and services for social research

Connected kids: designing a youth-services information system for local government

Accuracy improvement of urban true orthoimage generation using 3D R-tree-based urban model

Proceedings of the 2006 international conference on Digital government research (dg.o '06)

Content Provider	ACM Digital Library
Editor	Fortes, José A. B. Horan, Thomas Borning, Alan Giuliano, Genevieve Macintosh, Ann Wagenaar, Rene Delcambre, Lois Cresswell, Anthony Dawes, Sharon S. Kesan, Jay Scholl, Hans J Jochen Shulman, Stuart Luna Reyes, Luis F. Fountain, Jane Nielsen, Marianne Lykke Steinberg, Laura Zappen, James P. Fortes, José Ambite, José Luis Callan, Jamie Philpot, Andrew Gil-Garcia, J. Ramon Harrison, Teresa
Copyright Year	2006
Abstract	It is our pleasure to welcome you to dg.o 2006, The Seventh Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research. Dg.o 2006 is unique in bringing together computer and social science researchers, government officials and representatives of industry to investigate how information and communication technologies can be used to make government information, processes and services better and more conveniently and securely available to all stakeholders.The conference has grown considerably over the last six years - beginning as a national conference for U.S. researchers to a truly international conference attracting participants worldwide. Last year saw the successful introduction of International Research Workshops and Tutorials; this year we offer these again on a number of topics of shared interest to digital government researchers in different countries.We are also extremely fortunate to have three distinguished keynote speakers. Dr. Fran Berman, San Diego Supercomputer Center Professor and High Performance Computing Endowed Chair at UC San Diego, will deliver a conference keynote on Monday morning focusing on the past one hundred years of data and the challenges facing data management in the foreseeable future. On Tuesday morning, participants of dg.o 2006 and ISI 2006 will come together to hear from Dr. John R. Phillips the Chief Scientist for the Central Intelligence Agency. Dr. Philips will focus on information technology research for national security. Then on Tuesday afternoon, Kimberly Nelson, Executive Director eGovernment at Microsoft Corporation, will consider the importance of academic and business partnerships that have the potential to enhance digital government research.Dg.o 2006 is a forum for the presentation and discussion of interdisciplinary research on digital government and its applications in diverse domains. In addition to refereed research papers, we will also have panel discussions on key issues, system demonstrations, poster sessions, tutorials, and Birds-of-a-Feather roundtables. This year, 58 research paper submissions were received, 51 of which were complete and sent to reviewers. Of those 51, 20 were accepted as research papers for the conference. In addition to research papers, 60 project highlights will be presented at the conference, some as posters or system demonstrations and some as short research presentations. In addition we have 45 research posters, and 8 system demonstrations.Above all the conference aims to bring together researchers and developers from a wide range of academic, research, governmental, and industrial backgrounds. Delegates will have the opportunity to discuss their ideas and problems with researchers working at the leading edge of digital government developments and with government officials and technological developers with experience in the practical issues of getting systems into operation. We have arranged for breaks and common lunches and evening sessions to facilitate collaboration in the development of great new ideas. We expect to see the results of these at dg.o2007 and other future digital government conferences!The conference is generously supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation, and is organized by the Digital Government Research Center. DGRC is a joint center of the USC Information Sciences Institute and Columbia University.
Language	English
Publisher	Digital Government Society of North America
Publisher Date	2006-05-21
Access Restriction	Subscribed
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Conference Proceedings

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