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2015 4
th
IEEE International Symposium on
Emerging Trends and Technologies
in Libraries and Information
Services
[ETTLIS 2015]
January 6-8, 2015
Organized by
Jaypee Institute of Information Technology
Noida, Uttar Pradesh
In association with
Kings College, London
In Technical Collaboration with
IEEE UP Section
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Introduction
The unprecedented developments in the field of Information and Communication Technology and the rapid advancements in
the internet technologies and services have a transformative influence on how information is accessed and disseminated
throughout the world. The current transformation has facilitated access to enormous amount of information and a wide variety
of services to enhance the use and delivery of such information. This has resulted in a disparity of information overload at one
hand and information scarcity on the other especially because of the inability to exploit the advancements of technology. As
new technologies and services emerge, new challenges start surfacing. These new challenges have pushed the library and the
information professionals to be well equipped to tackle these challenges. While acknowledging the changes taking place in the
mode and service of information delivery and usage, it is important that the library profession rediscover the need of the
industry and the nation so that it can re-evaluate its services, revitalize the users and reinvigorate the library professional. The
future of the libraries and information centres depend on the information professionals to have an in-depth understanding of
these emerging changes and equip them accordingly. In particular, they need to learn skills that allow them to find, manage,
share and use information and knowledge. They need information literacy to supplement their information and management
skills in order to upgrade their libraries and information centers as per the modern day.
In this conjecture Emerging Trends and Technologies in Libraries and Information Services (ETTLIS) emerged as a platform to
bring together the current generation librarian with future generation librarian to discover new avenues of the library and
information services. To achieve this objective ETTLIS is holding its regular events from time to time.
Background of ETTLIS
The First ETTLIS (2008) was held during December 18-20, 2008 at JIIT Noida. There were more than 300 participants from
12 countries including India. 87 research papers were presented and the proceedings were published as a peer-reviewed
conference volume. The Second ETTLIS (2010) was organized at JUIT, Solon, during June 3-5, 2010. There were more than
400 participants from 20 different countries participated and166 presented their papers. Once again the conference papers
were published as conference volume. The Third ETTLIS 2012 was organised from October 26-27, 2012 at JUET Guna.
More than 200 LIS professionals from across globe participated in the symposium and 121 papers were presented. Once again
the conference papers were published as conference volume.
The Fourth ETTLIS 2015 will take place at Jaypee Institute Information Technology Noida UP India in Association
of Kings College London and technically sponsored by IEEE during January 6-8, 2015. Once again, we anticipate over
400-500 participants from around the globe, with a large proportion from Asia, presenting their research findings and
deliberating on the emerging trends in Information Science. Keeping in your expertise and published work in scholarly journals
and international conferences, I take this opportunity to extend an invitation to participate and share your rich
experience and knowledge in the form of a research paper. Accepted papers will be published by IEEE Explore online.
Objective of the Symposium
The aim of this symposium is to provide a common platform for researchers, academicians, industry leaders, information
providers and policy makers to share their experiences, innovative ideas and research findings more specially the emerging
trends and technologies in the field of Information science, knowledge resource centres and information services. In this
endeavour ETTLIS in the past has always partnered with likeminded institutions especially partners who are eager to promote
the development activities in the field of Libraries and Information Services and Information Science.
About the Host (to be added by Dr Sanjay)
Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, Noida was established in the year 2001 and has been declared as a Deemed to
be University under Section 3 of UGC Act 1956. The undergraduate programs of the University have been accredited by the
National Board of Accreditation of AICTE.
JIITs state-of-the-art, environmentally conditioned campus comprises smart buildings with Wi-Fi connectivity covering the
Academic Block, Business School cum Research Block, Faculty Residences, Student Hostels and Annapurna. Well equipped
modern laboratories and an intellectually stocked Learning Resource Centre with over 43750 books and 1.7 lacs E-Resources
and resources provide a pleasant and stimulating ambience.
Call for Papers
The theme of the symposium is Emerging Trends and Technologies in Libraries and Information Services.
The article, case studies, proposals and any relevant writing are invited from the potential authors on following
themes but not limited to:
Theme 1: Emerging Technologies in Libraries and
Information Services
Artificial Intelligence and Decision Support Systems
Cloud Computing and Library Services
Digital Libraries and Future
Distributed and Collaborative Information spaces
E-Resources Management
Information Retrieval and Access
Integration of Information Resources
Interoperability in Digital Libraries
Knowledge Organization and Ontologies in Digital Library
Metadata, Metadata standards and protocols
Mobile Technology and Its Application in Library Services
Resource Description and Access
Second Life in Library Services
Security of Library Resources
Theme 2: Global Best Practice in Libraries and Information
Services
Cultural Archives
Cultural Repositories
Data and Information Security
Data Warehouses and Data Mining
Digital Content Management System
Digital Library in Cultural Heritage
Digital Preservation/Archives
Federated Search Engine
International Standards and Library Systems
Knowledge Management
Librarians' perceptions of marketing services and resources
Quality Assurance in Scholarly Communication
Research Data Management, Managing Big Data
Search Optimization and Information Retrieval
Theme 3: Changing Dimensions of Libraries in Internet Era
Content Management System
Generations of Internet Technology
Information Clustering
Information Ranking
Semantic Web
Social media analytics, Social Networks, Networked
Information
Social Media and Applications in Libraries
Social media, architecture, and applications
Text Mining
Video Search and Video Mining
Visualization of large-scale information environments
Web 2.0 Technologies and its Applications
Web Archiving and Preservation
Web Mining including Web Intelligence and Web 3.0
Web Services


Theme 4: User Expectation, Experience in Virtual Library
System: Case studies
Adoption of Virtual Media and Virtual Worlds by Librarians
Data and Information Management in Virtual Organizations
e-Business
E-Commerce
E-Governance and Libraries
Electronic Learning
Enterprise Information Services by Libraries
Information Literacy, Meta-Literacy, Transliteracy
Studies of human factors in networked information
User Awareness Services
User Mobility and Context awareness in Information Access
User Studies and Evaluation of Digital Library Systems and
Applications
Virtual Reference Service
Theme 5: Perception Change in Librarianship
Consortia and Networks
Content Aggregation and Information Delivery
Customer Relation Management
Delivery and Exchange of Service
Emotional Intelligence and Librarianship
Evidence Based Acquisition System
Government and Private Partnership
Leadership in Library and Information System
Library Assessment Activities : ISO
Library Personnel and Skill Development
Performance Measurement
Personal digital information management
Resource Discovery System and platforms
Team Building
Electronic Information System
Theme 6: Socio Legal perspective in Library and Information
Services
Content License Agreement
Copyright Issues
Cyber infrastructure architectures, applications, and
deployments
Digital Right Management
E-Copyright Management
Ethics and Values
Information Content Security
Information Policy and Copyright Law
Intellectual Property Right
Open Access Licensing Issue
Patent Information System
Plagiarism Quality Assurance and Best Practices in Digital
Scholarship



Paper Submission
The potential authors are invited to submit their research work, case studies, and agenda in
the form of paper or poster to ettlis2015@gmail.com. The paper can also be submitted online
through easy chair submission gateway
https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=ettlis2015.
The guidelines and paper formatting template can be found at
http://www.jiit.ac.in/lrcjiit/ettlis-2015-paper-submission.
All the paper submitted must be according to IEEE conference paper submission template.
The selected papers will be uploaded on IEEE Xplore Digital Library. All papers shall go
through rigorous review process including content verification though Plagiarism checking
software. Zero tolerance for plagiarised content.
Registration Details can be found at
http://www.jiit.ac.in/lrcjiit/ettlis-2015-registration
Important Dates
Events Date
Last date of paper Submission 31
st
August 2014
Notification 30
th
September 2014
Early Bird Registration 31
ST
October 2014
Camera Ready Paper 30
Th
November 2014
Last Date of Registration 30
TH
November 2014
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Contact
Organizing Secretary
ETTLIS2015
Jaypee Institute of Information Technology
A-10, Sector 62, Noida, Uttar Pradesh
Email: ettlis2015@gmail.com