ecai logo ECAI Congress of Cultural Atlases III
Time & Space in Eurasia
May 28 - June 1, 2007
Moscow, Russsia
 

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The ECAI Congress will be held at the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, in conjunction with the
7th International Conference of the Historical Sources of Eurasian and North African Civilisations: Computer Approaches

ECAI meetings will be held May 28, 2007
Conference plenary, workshops and sessions will be held May 29 - June 1, 2007

ECAI invites submissions for papers, sessions and posters on:

  • Digital Cultural Atlases: projects and prototypes
  • Cultural Atlas Components: gazetteers, time-periods,
    biography and social networks, thesauri, technical infrastructure,
    content sources and display models
  • Humanities GIS
  • Visualization in the Humanities
  • National and Trans-National Historical Geographical Information Systems

Important Dates
 10 March, 2007 - deadline for submitting abstracts 
for individual papers and poster/demo presentations
~ See CFP for details.

23 March, 2007 - deadline for conference registration
The registration cost is 80Euro, or approximately 100USD
~ See conference web site for registration, visa support, hotels, and contact information.

The registration deadline reflects the time taken for the Russian authorities to process visa applications. 
Travel to Russia requires an entry visa.  All visa applications must be supported by an official letter of invitation. 

Registration for this conference is a two step process:
1. Register for the conference
2. Request a letter of invitation

The letter of invitation is intended to support your visa application. The letter will be sent from the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs directly to you so that you can submit it with your visa application. The process can take as long as 50 days, hence the March 23 deadline for registering.  

Information about obtaining a visa for Russia in the U.S. can be found at:http://www.russianembassy.org/

Contact: Kimberly Carl, kcarl@berkeley.edu