The International Conference on Social Informatics (SocInfo17) is an interdisciplinary venue that brings together researchers from the computational and social sciences to help fill the gap between the two communities. The goal of the conference is to provide a forum to help practitioners from the two disciplines define common research objectives and explore methodologies. The organizers welcome a broad range of contributions, from those that apply methods from the social sciences to the study of socio-technical systems, to the application of computational methods to the study of complex social processes and the use of social concepts in the design of information systems.
New theories, methods and objectives in computational social science
Computational models of social phenomena, including behavior modeling
Dynamics of social collaborative systems
Social network analysis and mining
Mining big social data
Social influence and social contagions
Web mining and its social interpretations
Quantifying offline phenomena through online data
Rich representations of social ties
Security, privacy, trust, reputation, and incentive issues
Opinion mining and social media analytics
Credibility of online content
Health informatics
Social Media and Health behaviors
Algorithms and protocols inspired by human societies
Equity in social and information systems
Social choice mechanisms in the e-society
Social applications of the semantic Web
Social psychology and personality
Virtual communities (e.g., open-source, multiplayer gaming, etc.)
Impact of technology on socio-economic, security, defense aspects
Urban informatics
Forecasting of social phenomena
Socio-economic systems and applications
Collective intelligence and social cognition
Information about Submission
We solicit submission of two types of contribution
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