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Topics relevant to the symposium include (but are not limited to):
Modeling and Representation: • Document representation and standards including interchange standards, markup languages (inc. SGML), style sheets, type representation, multimedia (incl. HTML-5, MPEG, SMIL, SVG), eBook standards (ePub) • Metadata creation and standards, use of semantic web technologies • Hypertext/hypermedia, distributed documents, blogs, wikis • Linking techniques and standards, integration with other digital artifacts Generation, Manipulation, and Presentation: • Document authoring tools and systems • Document presentation (typography, formatting, layout) algorithms and systems (TeX, browsers) • Automatically generated documents, automated layout and composition, variable data printing • Adaptive, responsive documents, content customization • Mobile platforms and documents • Document transformation and rich-web-client models Collections, Systems, and Management: • Collections databases and repositories, storage, indexing, retrieval, versioning, deduplication • Enterprise content management: models and standards (CMIS), scale and performance, platforms and applications • Digital libraries and archives, preservation systems • Document system components: security, APIs (SAX, DOM), versioning, synchronization • Document systems and workflows Document Analysis: • Structure and representation analysis (layout, OCR, visual analysis) • Linguistic and semantic (content) analysis, categorization, classification Internationalization: • Document internationalization, multilingual representations • Multi-lingual and cross-lingual indexing and search User Experience: • Navigation, search • Usability, accessibility, readability and aesthetics • Collaborative authoring and editing, curation and annotation • Workflows, integration and interaction between human and automated processes Applications: • Digital humanities, digital preservation and archiving • eBooks and digital publishing • and all other application areas |
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