Program

Overall program of DTUC’20

Day	Time	Track	Activity
Monday, October 5 until Friday, October 16, 2020	On demand	WS.3 2020 | Web Studies, in-cooperation with ACM SIGWEB	Access to video presentations from the website: http://www.digitaluses-congress.univ-paris8.fr/Web-Studies-3
Friday, October 16, 2020	5pm to 6pm (Paris) 10am to 11am (Mexico) 11am to Noon (Boston)		Live Q&A session over Zoom with the authors
Monday, October 5 until Friday, October 16, 2020	On demand	DDH 2020 | Data and Digital Humanities	Access to video presentations from the website: https://ddh20.sciencesconf.org
Thursday, October 15, 2020	10am to 12am (Paris) 2pm to 4pm (Paris)		Live Q&A session over Zoom with the authors
Friday, October 16, 2020	2pm to 4pm (Paris)		Live French Q&A session over Zoom with the authors
Monday, October 5 until Friday, October 16, 2020	On demand	AI & BIG DATA 2020	Access to video presentations from the website: https://aibigdata20.sciencesconf.org/
Friday, October 16, 2020	4:30pm to 5pm (Paris) 3:30pm to 4pm (Tunis)		Keynote Presentation (Live) with Pr. Dario Collazo (Pais-Dauphine University)
Friday, October 16, 2020	5pm to 6pm (Paris) 4pm to 5pm (Tunis)		Live Q&A session over Zoom with the authors of the AI and Big Data conference
Friday, October 16, 2020	6pm to 7pm (Paris) 5pm to 6pm (Tunis)	All Tracks	Closing Session - Get together of all tracks

Program of the WS.3 | Web Studies track:
We opted for a simple scheme where oral presentations are recorded in advance and we get together during a one-hour meeting for Q&A on Friday, 16 October, from 5 pm to 6 pm (Paris time).

Web Studies Conference Track
Session	Speaker
Introduction	Everardo Reyes
Keynote presentation "Tracing a Platformed Media System Across Language Lines and Hyperlinks"	Bernhard Rieder (University of Amsterdam)
Invited talk "In Spite Of Ourselves"	Mark Bernstein (Eastgate Systems)
Long paper "Translating a Web-based Work of Digital Literature into Several Languages: Issues and Feedback"	Serge Bouchardon (Université de technologie de Compiègne) and Nohelia Meza (University of Leeds)
Long paper "Considering the Web as a Digital Public Space"	Colette Tron (Alphabetville / Ars industrialis)
Short paper "Web-based 3D HSV Color Data Gathering and Visualization for Applied Cinemetrics"	Carlos Isaac González (UNAM Mexico)
Short paper "Protocols of immersive web WebXR APIs and the AR Cloud"	Federico Biggio (University of Turin)

Please register to attend the program.

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Program of the Data and Digital Humanities Conference DDH20 Track:
We opted for a simple scheme where oral presentations are recorded in advance and we get together during several two-hours meetings for Q&A on :

• Thursday, 15 October from 10 am to 12 am (Paris time)
• Thursday, 15 October from 2 pm to 4 pm (Paris time)
• Friday, 16 October, from 2 pm to 4 pm: french-speaking session (Paris time).

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Data and Digital Humanities Conference Track
Session	Authors
Introduction	Gérald Kembellec (Live session)
"Applied humanities in a data-enabled society" Keynote presentation (live)	Eveline Wandl-vogt (Austrian Academy of Sciences)
Long paper "Use cases of virtual reality to visualize a database, how useful is VR for archaeology researchers?"	Bernard Quinio & al. (Université Paris Nanterre, France), Pauline de Pechpeyrou (Université Paris Est Créteil, France) and Baptiste Kotras (Université Paris Nanterre, France)
Long paper "Standardizing linguistic data: method and tools for annotating (pre-orthographic) French"	Simon Gabay (Universités de Neuchâtel et de Genève, Switzerland), Alexandre Bartz (École des Chartes, Paris, France) and Yohann Deguin (Université de Rennes, France)
Long paper "CORPUS 17: a philological French corpus for the 17th century"	Simon Gabay (Universités de Neuchâtel et de Genève), Thibault Clérice and Jean-Baptiste Camps (École des Chartes, Paris, France), Jean-Baptiste Tanguy (Sorbonne Université, Paris, France) and Matthias Gille-Levenson (École normale supérieure de Lyon, France)
Short paper "Long term preservation of TEI Corpora"	Nicolas Larrousse and Michel Jacobson (Huma-Num / CNRS, Paris, France)
Long paper "Creating and questioning research-oriented digital outputs to manuscript metadata: A case-based methodological investigation"	Diandra M. Cristache (Centre d’Études Supérieures de la Renaissance, Tours, France)
Short paper "Data Lakes for Digital Humanities"	Jérôme Darmont, Cécile Favre, Sabine Loudcher and Camille Noûs (Université de Lyon, Bron, France)
Short paper "Interoperability and discursive process about categories"	Orélie Desfriches-Doria (Université Paris 8, Saint-Denis, France), Josquin Debaz and Waldir Lisboa Rocha Filho (EHESS, Paris, France)
Short paper "Towards Big Religious Data : RESILIENCE Research Infrastructure for Data on Religion in the Digital Age"	Marco Büchler (Institut für Angewandte Informatik, Leipzig, Germany), Sarah Riegert (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany), Federico Alpi and Francesca Cadeddu (Fondazione per le scienze religiose, Bologna, Italy).
Short paper "Du registre au numérique : 100 ans de recherche sur la répression de la sorcellerie autour d’Ac 29"	Gwendolin Ortega (Université de Saint-Gall and Université de Lausanne, Switzerland).
Long paper "L’Impact des Humanités Numériques dans la Cohérence d’un entrepôt numérique : une triangulaire entre chercheurs, spécialistes de l’IST et informaticiens"	Frédérique Peguiron-Demoulin (Université de Lorraine, Nancy, France).

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Program of the AI and Big Data Conference | AIBIG2020 Track:
We opted for a simple scheme where oral presentations are recorded, and where only the keynote speech and the Q&A sessions are live.

• Friday, 16 October, from 4:30 pm to 5 pm (Paris time): Keynote Presentation by Dario Collazo (Paris-Dauphine University).
• Friday, 16 October, from 5 pm to 6 pm (Paris time): Q&A session with AI and Big Data authors.
• Friday, 16 October, from 6 pm to 7 pm (Paris time): Get together and closing session of the congress.

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AI and Big Data Conference Track
Session	Authors
Presentation of the Track	Fatma Siala and Lilia Sfaxi
Keynote presentation	Dario Collazo (Paris-Dauphine University): Schemas And Types For JSON Data: From Theory to Practice
Long paper "A cooperative agent-based Workflow-Level distributed Data Placement Strategy for Scientific Cloud Workflows"	Rihab Derouiche, Faculty of Sciences of Tunis - Brahmi Zaki, Taibah University
Long paper "Decisional Architectures from Business Intelligence to Big Data: Challenges and Opportunities"	Mohamed Mehdi Ben Aissa, Ecole Polytechnique de Tunisie - Lilia Sfaxi and Riadh ROBBANA Institut National des Sciences Appliquées et de Technologie - Carthage
Long paper "Composed clustering of non-relational data with mixed types using K-Modes and K-Prototypes algorithms"	Makrem Jannadi and Khaled Bendriss, Department of Research and Development WEVIOO
Long paper "Using Quantum Evolutionary Based Algorithm to Solve Materialized View Selection Problem"	Raouf Mayata & Abdelmadjid Boukra: University of Sciences and Technology Houari Boumediene, Algeria
Short paper "AdRobot: A Smart segmentation application for automated & personalized marketing campaigns"	Fahd Chargui & Yassine Houes & Ahmed Kerkeni & Mounib Ben Rhouma, ESPRIT, Tunisia
Long paper "A multimodal biometric identification system based on ECG and PPG signals"	Chayma Yaakoubi & Rym Besrour & Zied Lachiri: Ecole Nationale d’Ingénieurs de Tunis (ENIT), Tunisia
Short paper "A Distributed Intelligent Agent Based Intrusion Detection System using Deep Learning Algorithms"	Sami MEZGHANI & Farah BARIKA KTATA, Higher Institute of Applied Sciences and Technologies of Sousse
Short paper "Un générateur intelligent de circuits personnalisés pour une meilleure visite du patrimoine"	Ines Hassoumi: Laboratoire SOIE Cosmos, Tunisia; Alia Belkaid: Unité M2A, Tunisia
Long paper "A survey of big data in finance: recent applications and challenges"	Syrine El feki & Balkiss Tekaya & Tasnim Tekaya & Hela Masri: Tunis Business School, Université de Tunis
Short paper "Machine learning for optimized buildings morphosis"	Khaoula Raboudi, Univ Manouba, ISAMM & M2A Team, ENAU, Tunisi & ; Abdelkader Ben Saci: Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, School of Architecture, AAU-CRESSON, France
Poster "Depth Insight for Data Scientist with RapidMiner « An Innovative Tool for AI and Big Data towards Medical Applications»"	Mohamed Bjaoui, SETIT-ENIS & Houneida Sakly: RIADI-ENSI University of Manouba-Tunisia & Mourad Said, Radiology and Medical Imaging Unit International Center Carthage Medical Monastir-Tunisia & Naoufel Kraiem, RIADI-ENSI & Mohamed Salim Bouhlel, SETIT-ENIS
Long Paper "Towards a recommendation system for children’s animated movies based on chromatic features"	Mohamed Heni Frikha & Tarek Zlitni & Nadia Bouassida: MIRACL LABORATORY

Latest news

28 July 2020: DTU Congress has gone virtual
This is a tough decision, but we believe it is the safest option given the health context due to COVID-19.

The edition of the proceedings remains unchanged. Your financial participation will helps us with the publication process and online logistics

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20 June 2020: Registration is now open:

Authors, presenters, and participants can register using this form.

About

Extending the scientific purpose of its first edition (celebrated in 2018 at MSH Paris Nord), the Digital Tools & Uses Congress 2020 brings together researchers and specialists in the field of computer science, information, communication, and humanities in order to reflect about the uses and impact of digital artifacts in our society. Indeed, the fast pace at which our digital objects of study are transformed nowadays calls for an interdisciplinary dissection of our hypermediated world. From connected objects, to big data, to artificial intelligence, to digital culture and ideology, we need to develop novel approaches to understand our present networks, infrastructures, institutions, and representation models projected into our digital tools.

Consistent to its initial format, the DTUC’20 is organized in five different but interrelated tracks that facilitate discussion between participants. Thus, speakers and presenters are welcome to attend sessions and events organized by any track. Such format proved useful and fostered interdisciplinary collaboration in the first edition. We hope it will contribute to the advancement of human uses of computing from the Mediterranean, North African, and European context.

Topics

DTUC’20 welcomes original submissions covering human aspects of information and communication technology: uses, models, methods, experiences, systems critique. Special attention will be put in interdisciplinary proposal that establish connections between the conference tracks and topics: Internet of Things, Big Data, Digital Libraries, Web-based and Web-oriented studies.

Submission Categories and Process

DTUC’20 invites submissions in the following categories:
• Long Papers: dedicated to long and mid-term research and experiences. The extension ranges from 4 to 6 pages.
• Short Papers: ongoing projects, simulations, tests, experiments, self-critique and reflection. Extension: 2 to 4 pages.
• Posters: innovative discoveries, new systems and approaches. Extension: 2-page description.
• Demos: interactive systems, novel interfaces, emergent approaches to human-computer interaction. Extension: 2-page description.

Submission Format

Please use the ACM Master Template to prepare your proposal.

Important: At the first step you are required to submit as anonymous author for peer-reviewing. That is, leave in blank the Author and Affiliation text of the template. If your proposal is accepted, you will then prepare a final version with your full name and contact details.

Evaluation Process

• All the proposals submitted to any of the five tracks follow a rigorous double-blind evaluation process. This means that both submitters and reviewers are anonymized during the reviewing process.
• The reviewing team consists of members of the scientific committee, whose composition includes scholars, engineers, technicians, specialists, and artists, depending on the track.
• Any submitted paper that includes affiliation information will be automatically discarded for review.
• Instead of submitting initial abstracts, proposals must be sent in a ready-to-print format from the beginning of the evaluation process. This allows to concentrate directly on the content, the research results, the scientific argumentation and methodology.
• The paper review criteria is based on originality, accordance to the theme and topics, scientific/technical contribution, and clarity of presentation.
• Accepted submissions will have the opportunity to make amendments and corrections suggested by the reviewers. Only at this phase, papers are allowed to display affiliation information.

Registration and Publication

• At least one author of accepted proposals is expected to register for the conference.
• Accepted submissions will be published in the DTUC’20 book of proceedings.

Registration is now open:
Authors, presenters, and participants can register using this form.

ACM will publish the proceedings of DTUC’20 in the ACM Digital Library within its International Conference Proceedings Series.

Accepted authors will be sent the ACM rights management form and complete instructions.

All rights management forms must be submitted and approved four weeks prior to DTUC’20. After completing their rights management form, authors will be emailed the correct rights text and bibliographic strip to place within their paper. Authors must enter the text into their final paper.

The book of proceedings will be available at the moment of the conference through the ACM Digital Library.

Last edition proceedings:

DTUC ’18. Digital Tools & Uses Congress.
ISBN 978-1-4503-6451-5/18/10
Edited by E. Reyes, S. Szoniecky, A. Mkadmi, G. Kembellec, R. Fournier-S’niehotta, F. Siala-Kallel, M. Ammi & S. Labelle

WS.2 2018. International conference on Web Studies
ISBN 978-1-4503-6438-6/18/10
Edited by E. Reyes, M. Bernstein, G. Ruffo & I. Saleh

A selection of best papers will be invited to publish extended versions in form of book chapters under the series Digital Tools & Uses at ISTE & Wiley (indexed by Wiley Online Library).

 

Important dates

Deadlines for authors:
• Paper Submission: June 7, 2020 (new date)
• Notification to authors: June 29, 2020
• Camera-ready papers due : July 20, 2020
• Early registration for authors: August 20, 2020
• Late registration for authors: September 20, 2020
• Congress: 15, 16 and 17 October 2020

General Scientific Committee

Abderrazak Mkadmi : ISD, Université de la Manouba, Tunisie
Aris Ouksel : University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
Azzedine Bouderbane : Institut de Bibliothéconomie, Université Constantine 2, Algeria
Basma Makhlouf-Shabou : Haute école de gestion de Genève, Switzerland
Benkhelifa Elhadj : Staffordshire University, UK
Claire Clivaz : Digital Humanities+, Swiss institute of bioinformatics, Switzerland
Djamal Benslimane : Université de Lyon 1, France
Esma Aimeur : Groupes: HERON, GRITI, Université de Montréal, Canada
Eveline Wandl-Vogt : Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria
Faiez Gargouri : University of Sfax, Tunisia
Fatma Siala Kallel : COSMOS-SOIE, ENSI, université de la Manouba, Tunisia
Gerald Kembellec : INTD, Laboratoire Dicen-IdF, CNAM Paris, France
Hatem Ben Sta : University Of Tunis El Manar, Tunisia
Imad Saleh : Director of Paragraphe Lab, Universities Paris 8 & Cergy Pontoise, France
Jalel Rouissi : Middle East College, Oman
Jamel Feki : University of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Johanna Drucker : Professor of Information Studies, UCLA, USA
José López-Huertas Pérez Maria : Universidad de Granada, Spain
Laure Berti-Equille : University of Aix-Marseille, France
Malek Ghenima : Ecole Supérieure de Commerce, Tunis, Tunisie
Mamadou Diara : EBAD, Senegal
Marija Dalbello : Rutgers School of Information and Communication, United States
Mark Bernstein : Chief scientist of Eastgate, Boston, USA
Mokhtar Amami : Royal Military College, Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Nozha Ibn Lkhayat : American University of Leadership, Morroco
Pierre Lévy : Chair in Collective Intelligence, Ottawa, Canada
Raja Fenniche : ISD, Université de la Manouba, Tunisie
René Schneider : HEG-SO of Genève, Switzerland
Renée Bourassa : Ecole de Design, Université Laval, Canada
Serge Miranda : Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis, Nice, France
Sihem Amer-Yahia : CNRS, France
Solberg Søilen Klaus : School of Business, Engineering and Science , Halmstad University , Sweden
Wahid Gdoura : ISD, Université de la Manouba, Tunisie

Local Organizing Committee

Abderrazak Mkadmi : ISD, Université de la Manouba, Tunisie
Fatma Siala Kallel : COSMOS-SOIE, ENSI, université de la Manouba, Tunisia
Malek Ghenima : Ecole Supérieure de Commerce, Tunis, Tunisie