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We strongly encourage authors to submit the original contributions where innovative ideas, implementations, and empirical studies are described. The technological contributions can highlight applications, systems, and methodological issues on the development and/or implementation of collaborative systems in healthcare. The social, organizational, and behavioral contributions can report the outcome of empirical studies on technology mediated collaboration in healthcare. Selected papers from this mini-track will be fast tracked to a special issue of International Journal of Bio-medical Engineering and Technology. The use of collaborative technology in healthcare is an emerging area of research on computer supported cooperative work (CSCW). A major topic of CSCW 2008 conference was âComputer Supported Cooperative Care/Health.â We offered a mini-track on âCollaboration Systems and Technologies in Healthcare Teamsâ at HICSS-43. We had one session on the mini-track in which the proposed ontology was discussed. The audience understood the possibility of using the ontology to study the diverse types of technology mediated collaborations in healthcare. Thus, we have expanded the scope of the mini-track and are soliciting papers from a variety of researchers studying these types of collaborations. Mini-Track Co-chairs: Souren Paul College of Staten Island City University of New York 2800 Victory Boulevard Staten Island, NY 10314 (718) 982-2938 Fax: (718) 982-2965 Souren.paul@csi.cuny.edu Arkalgud Ramaprasad University of Illinois at Chicago 2209 University Hall 601 South Morgan Street, MC 294 Chicago, IL 60607-7124 (312) 996-9260 Fax (312) 413-0385 prasad@uic.edu Submission Process: Full paper submissions must be made electronically through the HICSS on-line submission system at http://www.hicss.hawaii.edu/hicss_44/apahome44.htm , by June 15, 2010. Papers should not exceed ten pages and the initial submission will not have author names. Key Dates: Full Papers Due: June 15, 2010 (midnight Hawaii Time) Notification of Acceptance: August 15, 2010 Final Paper Due: September 15, 2010 (11:59 PM Pacific time zone). At least one author of each paper should register by this date. This is the Early Registration fee deadline. You may seek more information at http://www.hicss.hawaii.edu/hicss_44/apahome44.htm or by contacting the mini-track chairs. Page 52 of 154
JUNE 26, 2010, 11:51 AM Urban Forager | Finding Life in Dead Horse Bay By AVA CHIN Photographs by Ava Chin for The New York Times Spreading a net in Dead Horse Bay, you never know what will turn up. “They don’t call it Dead Horse Bay for nothing,” said Jarad Astin, walking across the bottle-strewn beach in flip-flops with a seine net over his shoulder. We were there for BioBlitz, a 24-hour survey of Jamaica Bay on June 11 and 12 by scientists, professors, amateur naturalists and families. The goal of the field study, sponsored by Brooklyn College and the National Park Service, was to collect and identify as many species of animal, plant and marine life as possible. Our group, one of many working throughout the area, was attempting an accurate assessment of marine creatures, but at the beach of Dead Horse Bay, near Gerritsen Inlet, all we saw were discarded wine, juice and syrup bottles, mugs, film reels and other assorted trash. The three of us — Tumpa Mira and Beni Mfitidi, two Brooklyn College juniors, and me — marveled at the former landfill as we followed Mr. Astin, our leader and the live animal coordinator for the Brooklyn Children’s Museum. Under Mr. Astin’s direction, Ms. Mira disappeared with a dragnet toward a patch of water-grown grasses, while Ms. Mfitidi helped him unroll the 25-foot-long seine net. “It’s like standing on a mattress,” Mr. Astin said, making his way thigh-deep into the waters of Dead Horse Bay, holding one end of the net, while Ms. Mfitidi held the other. “O.K., hold it nice and tight,” Mr. Astin instructed. “Ready 1, 2, 3 — go, go, go!” They dragged the net toward the shore, and in a final scooping motion, lifted it out of the water. The first attempts brought up only seaweed, but on the third try, there were bits of comb jelly, a few mud snails and several tiny Atlantic silversides in the net. Good morning, little green crab. I fished out a piece of sea lettuce (a k a Ulva lactuca) about the size of a square of origami paper, floating in the water like a piece of green cellophane. “Is this edible” I asked. “Most kelp and seaweed is edible,” Mr. Astin said. “But you wouldn’t want to consume any from around here.” Jamaica Bay houses four wastewater treatment sites, and the Department of Page 53 of 154
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