Organizers of CSABID 2017 conference solicit high-quality original research papers in the closely related areas of solar and stellar astronomy big data. Innovative data mining techniques in these fields are poised to address open research questions ranging from solar weather predictability to our place in the Universe.
Complex Space Weather Applications in Science, Engineering, Education, Navigation, Telecommunication and Power Grids for
Government, Public and Private Sectors
New Real-life Big Data-Driven Case Studies and Their Implications for Decision Making
Solar and Stellar Astronomy Data and Knowledge Distribution in the Social Networks
New Models and Scientific Standards for Storage
Processing and Retrieval of Astronomy Data
Evaluation of Information Quality of Data coming from Telescopes and Derived Data Products
Integration of Heterogeneous Information from Multiple Data Repositories
Information Retrieval Architectures, their Scalability, Real-life Usefulness and Benefits to Science
Telecommunication and Power Grids for Government
Helioseismology and Asteroseismology
Identifying Transient or Periodic Events from Data (e.g. Flares, Exoplanets and Supernovae)
Solar and Stellar Dynamo Modeling
Dec 11
2017
Dec 14
2017
Draft paper submission deadline
Draft Paper Acceptance Notification
Final Paper Deadline
Registration deadline
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