[CODATA-international] Extended deadline: North American DDI conference Call for Proposals

[Jared Lyle]

*North American DDI 2019 conference: Call for Proposals Deadline Extended!*
The Call for Proposals for the 7th Annual North American Data Documentation
Initiative Conference (NADDI) <http://naddiconf.org/2019/> has been
extended to January 21, 2019.  The Data Documentation Initiative (DDI) is
an international standard for describing the data produced by surveys and
other observational methods in the social, behavioral, economic, and health
sciences.

*NADDI 2019 Theme*
The conference theme is "Benefits of Describing Statistical Production and
Variables," which emphasizes the benefits of using metadata to drive
efficiencies in a research data lifecycle, as well as promotes subsequent
re-use of end data products, especially those generated by federal
and national statistical agencies.  The keynote speaker will be Anil Arora,
Chief Statistician of Canada.

Aimed at individuals working in and around data and metadata, NADDI 2019
seeks submissions of presentations and posters that highlight the use
of DDI and
other metadata standards within research projects, official statistics,
survey operations, academic libraries, and data archives.

Proposals can include:

   - Presentations
   - Panels
   - Posters
   - Workshops or Tutorials

*Important Information*

   - *January 21*: Deadline for conference proposals
   - *January 28*: Notification of acceptance
   - *March 29*: Early rate registration deadline
   - *Conference Dates*: April 24-26, 2019
   - *Conference Location*: Statistics Canada in Ottawa, Canada

*How to Submit*
Submissions may be made through the conference web site
<http://naddiconf.org/2019/#present>.  The proposal deadline is January 21,
2019.

*Sent on behalf of the NADDI 2019 Organizing Committee*

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