Here you will find data about conferences and journals in the field of geographical information science (GIScience). The data are used to generate www.giscience.net.
Please feel welcome to contribute to the website by adding more conferences and journals. For doing so, you create a merge request, and the data will appear soon on the website.
The data are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Please feel free to reuse them. The contributors would be happy if you would not forget to give the appropriate credit.
The files are formatted in YAML, a language that is designed to be human readable and easy to understand. In the following, you will find some information about the internal format of these files. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Franz-Benjamin Mocnik.
A typical conference looks like follows:
COSIT 2017:
count: 13th
start: 2015-09-04
end: 2015-09-08
place: L'Aquila, Italy
url: http://www.cosit2017.org
proceedings: http://drops.dagstuhl.de/opus/volltexte/lipics-complete/lipics-vol86-cosit2017-complete.pdf
proceedings2: http://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-63946-8
deadlineFullPaper: 2017-02-01
deadlineShortPaper: 2017-04-01If you do not know the exact start and end date, please only note the year in the corresponding fields.
The field proceedings refers to the main proceedings of the conference (e.g., long papers), while proceedings2 refers to additional proceedings (e.g., short papers and posters). If a doi is available, please use http://doi.org/... as a url.
Paper deadlines are only needed for current conferences. Deadlines of past conferences will not be shown.
Please add only conferences series that comply to the following rules:
- Only conference series, no single or one-time conferences.
- The conference is strongly related to and broadly accepted in the field of GIScience.
- The conference is mainly of scientific character, and it is not related to only one or two special examples or software/data products.
- Contributions to the conference are peer-reviewed.
- The conference has an international character. This excludes conferences that are of purely local character.
- Workshops are not counted as a conferences.
A typical journal looks like follows:
GSIS:
name: Geo-spatial Information Science
abbreviation: GSIS
url: http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/tgsi20/current
publisher: Taylor & Francis
open access: falseThe first line is only an internal abbreviation. If an official/widely-used abbreviation exists, it is used in the first line, and the first characters of the journal name otherwise (including capitals and lower case letters). If a name only consisting of one word shall be abbreviated, the internal abbreviation equals the name.
Please order the journals by the internal abbreviation (first line)!
The abbreviation shall only be provided if an official or a widely-used abbreviation exists. The url of the journal is essential. For Taylor & Francis journals, please provide a link of the form http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/***/current. The publisher needs to be provided in short form.
If a journal does not provide open access by default, it shall be marked as open access: false. Only purely open access journals shall be marked as open access: true.
Please add only journals that comply to the following rules:
- The journal is strongly related to and broadly accepted in the field of GIScience. This is the case for all journals that have GIS or GIScience in their name or in their description.
- The journal is of scientific character.
- Contributions to the journal are peer-reviewed.
- The journal has an international character. This excludes journals that are of purely local character.
The data are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Please feel free to reuse them. The contributors would be happy if you would not forget to give the appropriate credit.