Chris, it should get to New York sooner or later.

2004: San Antonio, TX
2005 Washington, DC
2006: Ottawa, ON, Canada
2007: Arlington, VA
2008: Bern, Switzerland
2009: Arlington, VA
2010: Den Haag, Netherlands
2011: Salt Lake City, UT
2012: Copenhagen, Denmark
2013: Washington, DC
2014: Berlin, Germany
2015: Los Angeles, CA

They've tried to keep it pretty international because IS&T is an international organization. However, I think that they found, as we did in ISO standards work, that Federal employees have been pretty severely restricted in travel. For years, we tried to hold every other meeting (ANSI IT9 or ISO TC42/WG5) meeting in the Washington area to allow easier attendance by Federal employees. It also doesn't hurt that IS&T is in Springfield, VA so they can serve as their own "local arrangements" committee in the Washington area. I served for a few years on the Archiving program committee.

-Doug
Douglas Nishimura
Image Permanence Institute
Rochester Institute of Technology



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Subject: Re: call for papers - Archiving 2015

LA? Why not New York?

Chris Flynn
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On Mon, Nov 17, 2014 at 2:58 PM, Frederic Grevin <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> CONFERENCE DATES: May 19 - 22, 2015
> LOCATION: The Getty Center in Los Angeles, California
>
> ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE: December 8, 2014 FINAL MANUSCRIPTS 
> DEADLINE: March 31, 2015
>
> PROPOSED PROGRAM TOPICS
> Prospective authors are invited to submit abstracts describing 
> original work for presentation at the 2015 conference in technical 
> areas related to digital archiving, including:
>
> •      Digital Preservation: Infrastructure, Repositories, Web Harvesting
> and Archiving
>
> •      Creating and Preserving Dynamic Media: Sound, Film, Digital Art
>
> •      Imaging Technology: Including digital documentation and forensic
> analysis of art
>
> •      Using Tools, Systems, and Services: Quality Assurance, Managing
> file formats including image compression and Digital Forensics
>
> •      Managing Content and Digital Curation: Policies, processes, metrics
> for services, illustrating value and ROI, and systems; Access rights 
> management; Data privacy and PII (personally identifiable information)
>
> •      Share Economies and Partnerships
>
> •      Innovative Software, Projects, and Services
> All submitted proposals will be peer reviewed by the program committee 
> to assure that the program provides significant, timely, and 
> authoritative information.
>
> SHORT COURSE PROPOSALS SOUGHT
> A full short course program is scheduled for the May 2015 meeting with 
> several courses held. Please send proposals by December 8, 2014 for 
> short courses to Short Course Michael Horsley at 
> [log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]> with SC 
> Proposal in re line. Topics are encouraged from all areas related to the program.
>
> SUBMISSION PROCEDURES FOR DECEMBER 8, 2014 DEADLINE Abstract 
> submissions must
>
> •      use the template found on the website and feature a total length of
> 1-2 pages
>
> •      clearly identify the technical content of the paper, including
> information explaining how the material is new or distinct from 
> previously presented/published work on the same topic
>
> •      include name of author and all co-authors, and supply a maximum
> 50-word bio for each
>
> •      provide complete contact info (address, phone, fax, e-mail) for the
> primary author, and indicate the format preference (oral or interactive).
> A web-based form and instructions for submitting a proposal are at 
> www.imaging.org/archiving<http://www.imaging.org/archiving>. Use of 
> this process is strongly encouraged, although submissions will be 
> accepted via e-mail at [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>. 
> Please put your LAST NAME and ARCH15 SUBMISSION in the subject line.
>
>
> CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
>
> General Chair:  David Walls, US Government Printing Office
>
> Program Chair:  Kari Smith, MIT Institute Archives and Special 
> Collections
>
> Short Course Chair:  Michael Horsley, National Archives and Records 
> Administration
>
> Steering Committee:
> Suzanne E. Grinnan, IS&T
> Christoph Voges, consultant
> David Walls, US Government Printing Office Kate Zwaard, US Library of 
> Congress
>
> Technical Program Committee:
> Michael Bennett, University of Connecticut Peter Burns, Burns Digital 
> Imaging Kathrine Hougaard Edsen Johansen, Danish National Archives 
> Mikko Lampi, Mikkeli University of Applied Sciences Erik Landsberg, 
> Museum of Modern Art Volker Märgner, Technische Universität 
> Braunschweig Phil Michel, US Library of Congress
>
> Questions?  Please send all submission questions to 
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>
> Society for Imaging Science and Technology
> 7003 Kilworth LN, Springfield, VA 22151
> (703) 642-9090 | (703) 642-9094 (fax)
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