DG.O 2007: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Policy and adoption I

• Rajiv C. Shah, Jay P. Kesan:
  Open standards and the role of politics. 3-12
  
• John Rohrbaugh:
  Managerial openness and the adoption of distributed group support systems: the case of WebWide participation. 13-18
  
• Stuart Shapiro, Cary Coglianese:
  First generation e-rulemaking: an assessment of regulatory agency websites. 19-25
  

Diffusion and usage

• David Lazer, Ines Mergel, Curt Ziniel, Kevin Esterling, Michael Neblo:
  Members of congress websites: diffusion at the tip of the iceberg. 26-34
  
• Doria Pilling, Heike Boeltzig:
  Moving toward e-government: effective strategies for increasing access and use of the internet among non-internet users in the U.S. and U.K. 35-46
  
• Luis F. Luna-Reyes, David F. Andersen, George P. Richardson, Theresa A. Pardo, Anthony M. Cresswell:
  Emergence of the governance structure for information integration across governmental agencies: a system dynamics approach. 47-56
  

Control and integrity

• Sangchul Song, Joseph JáJá:
  New techniques for ensuring the long term integrity of digital archives. 57-65
  
• Vera Kartseva, Joris Hulstijn, Jaap Gordijn, Yao-Hua Tan:
  Control patterns in a healthcare network. 66-75
  

Advances in technology

• Namhee Kwon, Liang Zhou, Eduard H. Hovy, Stuart W. Shulman:
  Identifying and classifying subjective claims. 76-81
  
• José Luis Ambite, Dipsy Kapoor:
  Automatic generation of data processing workflows for transportation modeling. 82-91
  
• Jaime Arguello, Jamie Callan:
  A bootstrapping approach for identifying stakeholders in public-comment corpora. 92-101
  

Information sharing

• Seema Degwekar, Jeff DePree, Howard W. Beck, Carla S. Thomas, Stanley Y. W. Su:
  Event-triggered data and knowledge sharing among collaborating government organizations. 102-111
  
• Andréa M. Matsunaga, Maurício O. Tsugawa, José A. B. Fortes:
  Integration of text-based applications into service-oriented architectures for transnational digital government. 112-121
  
• Anthony M. Cresswell, Theresa A. Pardo, Shahidul Hassan:
  Assessing capability for justice information sharing. 122-130
  

Policy and adoption II

• Raya Fidel, Hans Jochen Scholl, Shuhua (Monica) Liu, Kristene Unsworth:
  Mobile government fieldwork: a preliminary study of technological, organizational, and social challenges. 131-139
  
• Noor Huijboom:
  Social capital and ICT adoption in the public sector. 140-147
  

Crisis management

• Hector Jasso, Tony Fountain, Chaitan Baru, William S. Hodgkiss, Don Reich, Kurt Warner:
  Prediction of 9-1-1 call volumes for emergency event detection. 148-154
  
• JinKyu Lee, H. Raghav Rao:
  Exploring the causes and effects of inter-agency information sharing systems adoption in the anti/counter-terrorism and disaster management domains. 155-163
  
• Benjamin L. Schooley, Michael J. Marich, Thomas A. Horan:
  Devising an architecture for time-critical information services: inter-organizational performance data components for emergency medical service (EMS). 164-172
  

Services

• Willem Pieterson, Jan van Dijk:
  Channel choice determinants; an exploration of the factors that determine the choice of a service channel in citizen initiated contacts. 173-182
  
• Peter Salhofer, David Ferbas:
  A pragmatic approach to the introduction of e-government. 183-189
  
• Giovanni Maria Sacco:
  Interactive exploration and discovery of e-government services. 190-197
  

Student papers

• Lei Zheng:
  Cross-national information policy conflict regarding access to information: building a conceptual framework. 201-211
  
• Jeongsoo Kim:
  The impact of e-government on child support enforcement policy outcomes. 212-221
  
• K. Sham Bhat:
  A toolbox for the choice of indicator classes for ranking of watersheds. 222-231
  

System demonstrations and posters

• Fan Jing, Zhang Pengzhu:
  A case study of G2G information sharing in the Chinese context. 234-235
  
• Seema Degwekar, Jeff DePree, Stanley Y. W. Su, Howard W. Beck:
  A distributed event-triggered knowledge sharing system. 236-237
  
• Nikos Loutas, Sotirios K. Goudos, Vassilios Peristeras, Konstantinos A. Tarabanis:
  A public administration reference domain ontology in the web service modeling language. 238-239
  
• Steve Sawyer, Jane Fedorowicz, Michael Tyworth, M. Lynne Markus, Christine B. Williams:
  A taxonomy for public safety networks. 240-241
  
• Sungsoo Hwang:
  Advancing e-governance at the community level with neighborhood information systems. 242-243
  
• Anthony M. Cresswell, Theresa A. Pardo, G. Brian Burke, Lucy Dadayan:
  Advancing return on investment analysis for government information technology. 244-245
  
• José Luis Ambite, Genevieve Giuliano, Peter Gordon:
  ARGOS: dynamic composition of web services for goods movement analysis and planning (project highlights 2007). 246-247
  
• Hany H. Ammar, Mohamed Abdel-Mottaleb, Anil K. Jain:
  Automated dental identification system (ADIS). 248-249
  
• Ayman Abaza, Usman Qureshi, Ali Bahu, Eyad Haj-Said, Diaa Eldin M. Nassar, Hany H. Ammar:
  Automated dental identification system (ADIS) in testing mode. 250-251
  
• José Luis Ambite, Dipsy Kapoor:
  Argos: a framework for automatically generating data processing workflows. 252-253
  
• Sharon S. Dawes, Natalie Helbig:
  Building government IT workforce capacity: a competency framework. 254-255
  
• Noshir S. Contractor, Harold D. Green:
  Cyberinfrastructure knowledge networks on the web a recommender system for locating resources in a knowledge network. 256-257
  
• JinKyu Lee, H. Raghav Rao:
  Citizen centric analysis of anti/counter-terrorism e-government services. 258-259
  
• K. Jo Min, John Jackman, Sarah Ryan, Patrick Patterson, Kent Bailey, Ann Wingerter, Gayle Trede:
  Citizen-based assessment and improvement of e-government services for small and medium-sized communities. 260-261
  
• Kevin Esterling, Michael Neblo, David Lazer:
  Connecting to congress: improving deliberation in the information age. 262-263
  
• Patrick Pantel, Andrew Philpot, Eduard H. Hovy:
  Data integration in the wild: from instances to concept catalogs. 264-265
  
• Mifan Careem, Chamindra de Silva, Ravindra De Silva, Louiqa Raschid, Sanjiva Weerawarana:
  Demonstration of Sahana: free and open source disaster management. 266-267
  
• William M. Pottenger:
  D-HOTM: distributed higher order text mining. 268-269
  
• Walter T. de Vries:
  eGov and SDI: the common grounds and missing links. 270-271
  
• Judith Bayard Cushing, Anne Fiala, Nalini Nadkarni, Lee Zeman, Lois M. L. Delcambre, David Maier, Fred Martin, Aaron Crosland:
  From measurement to management: evidence-based practice in natural resource management. 272-273
  
• G. P. Patil, K. Sham Bhat, Raj Acharya, S. W. Joshi:
  Geoinformatic surveillance of hotspot detection, prioritization and early warning for digital governance. 274-275
  
• Rajiv C. Shah, Jay P. Kesan:
  Governing with information technologies. 276-277
  
• Vincent Price, Joseph N. Cappella:
  Healthcare dialogue: project highlights. 278-279
  
• Venu Govindaraju, Huaigu Cao:
  Indexing and retrieval of handwritten medical forms. 280-281
  
• Marijn Janssen:
  Intermediaries orchestrating public service networks. 282-283
  
• Hanan Samet, Adam Phillippy, Jagan Sankaranarayanan:
  Knowledge discovery using the sand spatial browser. 284-285
  
• Soon Ae Chun, Nabil R. Adam, Vijay Atluri:
  MENVIS: mobile environmental information system. 286-287
  
• Efthimios Tambouris, Naoum Liotas, Dimitrios Kaliviotis, Konstantinos A. Tarabanis:
  A framework for scoping eParticipation. 288-289
  
• Siddharth Kaza, Daning Hu, Homa Atabakhsh, Hsinchun Chen:
  Predicting criminal relationships using multivariate survival analysis. 290-291
  
• Tomasz Janowski, Adegboyega K. Ojo, Elsa Estevez:
  Rapid development of electronic public services: a case study in electronic licensing service. 292-293
  
• Tomasz Janowski, Adegboyega K. Ojo, Elsa Estevez:
  Rapid development of electronic public services: software infrastructure and software process. 294-295
  
• Marijn Janssen, Patrick van der Duin, René W. Wagenaar, Melanie Bicking, Maria Wimmer:
  Scenario building for e-government in 2020. 296-297
  
• Nancy Wiegand:
  Semantic web for geospatial e-government portals. 298-299
  
• Hanan Samet, Michael D. Lieberman, Jagan Sankaranarayanan, Jon Sperling:
  STEWARD: demo of spatio-textual extraction on the web aiding the retrieval of documents. 300-301
  
• G. P. Patil, K. Sham Bhat, S. W. Joshi:
  Surveillance geoinformatics of hotspot detection and prioritization for monitoring, etiology, early warning and sustainable management. 302-303
  
• G. Alan Wang, Siddharth Kaza, Shailesh Joshi, Kris Chang, Chunju Tseng, Homa Atabakhsh, Hsinchun Chen:
  The Arizona IDMatcher: developing an identity matching tool for law enforcement. 304-305
  
• Hans Jochen Scholl, Raya Fidel:
  The fully mobile city government project (mCity). 306-307
  
• Mireya Estrada-Marroquín, Víctor M. Morán-Rodríguez, José Ramón Gil-García, Luis F. Luna-Reyes:
  The impact of institutions on interorganizational IT projects in the Mexican federal government. 308-309
  
• Lori A. Clarke, Alan Gaitenby, Ethan Katsh, Matthew Marzilli, Leon J. Osterweil, Daniel Rainey, Borislava I. Simidchieva, Norman K. Sondheimer, Leah Wing, Alexander E. Wise:
  Using process definitions to drive user interactions with digital government systems. 310-311
  
• Barbara Mirel, Peter Goldsmith, Richard Brath, Brian Cort:
  Visual analytics for model-based policy analysis: exploring rapid changes in commodities markets. 312-313
  
• Manuel A. Pérez-Quiñones, Andrea L. Kavanaugh, Uma Murthy, Philip L. Isenhour, Jaideep Godara, Spencer J. Lee, Alain Fabian:
  VizBlog: a discovery tool for the blogosphere. 314-315
  
• José Ramón Gil-García, Natalie Helbig, Theresa A. Pardo, Luis F. Luna-Reyes, Celene Navarrete:
  Working group on comparative and transnational digital government in North America. 316-317
  

Panels

• Dominique Bachelet, Richard P. Hooper, Judith Bayard Cushing, Peter van Puijenbroek, Barbara A. Eckman, Robert C. Worrest:
  Global climate change implications for digital government research: keynote panel. 321-322
  
• Gabriella Cattaneo, Cristiano Codagnone, Pál Gáspár, Patrick Wauters, Karsten Gareis:
  Benchmarking and measuring digital government: lessons from the EU experience. 323-327
  
• Ethan Katsh, Alan Gaitenby, Norman K. Sondheimer:
  Law and governance and virtual worlds. 328-330
  
• Valerie Gregg, Sharon S. Dawes:
  Building a sustainable international digital government research community. 331-332
  
• Louiqa Raschid:
  Information integration and dissemination for disaster data management. 333-335
  
• Eduard H. Hovy:
  Government perspective: panel: international developments in digital government. 336
  
• Eduard H. Hovy:
  Research perspective: panel: international developments in digital government. 337-338
  
• Theresa A. Pardo:
  Building a relevant digital government curriculum. 339
  

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