DocEng 2016 - ACM Symposium on Document Engineering 2016

Topics relevant to the symposium include (but are not limited to):
Modeling and Representation
Document models and structures (multimedia, graphs, trees, streams, adaptive and responsive documents, probabilistic documents)
Document representation and standards (interchange standards, markup languages, style sheets, document type representation, metadata)
Distributed documents
Collaborative documents and sharing economy
Document internationalization, multilingual representations
Generation, Manipulation, and Presentation
Document authoring tools and systems
Document presentation (typography, formatting, layout) algorithms and systems
Automatically generated documents, content customization, variable printing
Documents for mobile devices
Document transformation
Web Document Processing and Interaction
Rich web applications
Systems and algorithms for safe and efficient document processing
Scalable distributed document processing
Linked data and semantics enrichment, linking techniques and standards
Automatic tagging and semantic linking
Collections, Systems, and Management
Document repositories, storage, indexing, retrieval, deduplication, cleansing
Massive collections of documents, large-scale processing
Enterprise content management: models and standards, scale and performance
Digital libraries and archives, preservation systems
Document system components, versioning, synchronization
Document systems and workflows
Security
Documents and privacy
Secure document workflows, including policy and access
Security printing, including document identification, tagging and meta-data
Cyber-physical document workflows, especially electronic/print options
Document access, workflow and security for mobile and printing devices
User Experience
Navigation, search
Usability, accessibility, readability and aesthetics
Collaborative authoring and editing, curation and annotation
Workflows, integration and interaction between human and automated processes
Culture-dependent layouts
Applications
Web applications and systems
Mobile applications
Social networks
Education
Digital humanities
Document analysis
eBooks and digital publishing