You probably will have more look searching databases provided by your local
library. If your local University has a data librarian they might be able to
help find sources of data (if they even exist). A reference librarian can
show you how to search various databases of scholarly research to see if
anyone has done any surveys etc. and published their findings. I'd start
with IEEE Explore and the ACM Digital Library. The National Criminal Justice
Reference Service *might* be able to provide some guidance as well.
--
Michael McDonnell, GCIA
EuroSec explicitly encourages members of the systems community
to explore leading-edge topics and ideas before they are presented at
a major conference. All submissions will be reviewed by the Program
Committee. Only papers with original, novel work and results will be
considered for publication. Accepted papers will be published in the
proceedings of EuroSec in the ACM Digital Library
Important dates:
Paper submission: 15 Feb 2008
Acceptance notification: March 1 2008
topic at the forefront of security research.
A workshop must be one full day in length. Proceedings of all
workshops will be available (on a CD) to the workshop attendees. Each
workshop will also have on-line proceedings through ACM Digital
Library, with a separate ISBN.
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Important Dates
* Submission deadline: February 15, 2010
> You probably will have more look searching databases provided by your local
> library. If your local University has a data librarian they might be able to
> help find sources of data (if they even exist). A reference librarian can
> show you how to search various databases of scholarly research to see if
> anyone has done any surveys etc. and published their findings. I'd start
> with IEEE Explore and the ACM Digital Library. The National Criminal Justice
> Reference Service *might* be able to provide some guidance as well.
>
>
> --
> Michael McDonnell, GCIA
> You probably will have more look searching databases provided by your local
> library. If your local University has a data librarian they might be able to
> help find sources of data (if they even exist). A reference librarian can
> show you how to search various databases of scholarly research to see if
> anyone has done any surveys etc. and published their findings. I'd start
> with IEEE Explore and the ACM Digital Library. The National Criminal Justice
> Reference Service *might* be able to provide some guidance as well.
>
>
> --
> Michael McDonnell, GCIA
EuroSec explicitly encourages members of the systems community
to explore leading-edge topics and ideas before they are presented at
a major conference. All submissions will be reviewed by the Program
Committee. Only papers with original, novel work and results will be
considered for publication. Accepted papers will be published in the
proceedings of EuroSec in the ACM Digital Library
Important dates:
Paper submission: 15 Feb 2008
Acceptance notification: March 1 2008
can
> show you how to search various databases of scholarly research to see
if
> anyone has done any surveys etc. and published their findings. I'd
start
> with IEEE Explore and the ACM Digital Library. The National Criminal
Justice
> Reference Service *might* be able to provide some guidance as well.
>
>
> --
ACM CCS 2009. Each workshop provides a forum to address a specific
topic at the forefront of security research.
A workshop must be a full day in length. Proceedings of all workshops
will be available (on a CD) to the workshop attendees. Each workshop
will also offer on-line proceedings through ACM Digital Library, with
a separate ISBN.
Workshop Proposal Submission
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