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AGENDA
08:30 Registration Opens
9:00am – 10:30am
Session 1:
The DESI challenge
Chair: Simon
Attfield
- Welcome - Ann Blandford, UCL Interaction Centre
- Keynote - Jeane A Thomas, Crowell & Moring
- Discussant - Mark Sanderson, Univ. of Sheffield
- E-discovery Research at TREC – Douglas W Oard,
Univ. of Maryland
- US Caselaw Update - Jason R Baron, US National
Archives and Records Administration
- New Challenges Require New Solutions &
Sedona International Working Group Update - Reza Alexander, DLA Piper,
UK
- Moderated discussion (goals for the day)
10:30
Coffee
11:00 – 12:30
Session
2: Papers
Chair:
Doug Oard
- Towards
an Expanded Model of Litigation, Vitorio
Benedetti, Stefania Castellani, Antonietta Grasso, Dave Martin and
Jacki
O’Neill, Xerox Research Centre Europe
(XRCE)
- "One Size Fits All” Software Does Not Fit in
the Legal
Sector, Kelly
KJ Kuchta, Forensics Consulting
Solutions, LLC
- Strange
Bedfellows? Keyword and Conceptual Search Unite to Make Sense of
Relevant ESI
in Electronic Discovery, Ian
Black, Autonomy Group and Deborah
Baron, Autonomy ZANTAZ
- Term Testing: A Case Study, Angela Reeves and Chris
May, IE Discovery, Inc.
- Automated
Legal Sensemaking: The Centrality of Relevance and Intentionality,
Robert
S. Bauer, Teresa Jade, Bruce Hedin and Chris Hogan, H5
- Discussant
- Craig Carpenter, Recommind
- Moderated
discussion
12:30 – 13:45
Lunch
Proposed
discussion groups (with moderators)
Language processing
(Yunhyong Kim, Univ. of Glasgow), Information retrieval
(Mark Sanderson), Sensemaking (Ian Ruthven, Univ. of
Strathclyde), Vendors (Reza Alexander), Barristers
(Jeane Thomas)
13:45 – 15:20
Session
3: Papers
Chair: Jason Baron
- E-discovery
Viewed as Integrated Human-Computer Sensemaking: The Challenge of
‘Frames’, Simon
Attfield and Ann Blandford, UCL Interaction
Centre
- Jigsaw:
Investigative Analysis on Text Document Collections through
Visualization, Carsten Görg and
John Stasko, Georgia Institute of Technology
- Reconstructing Financial Statements,
Frank
Bennett, Jr.,
Faculty of Law, Nagoya
University
- Conceptual Search – ESI, Litigation and the
Issue of
Language, David T. Chaplin, Kroll
Ontrack
- CaseMap Issue Linking in UK
Civil Proceedings, Chris
Dale, The e-Disclosure Information Project
- Discussant
- Mounia Lalmas, Queen Mary, Univ. of London
- Moderated
discussion
15:20 Coffee
15:50 –
17:00
Session 4:
The Way Ahead
Chair: Doug Oard
- Lunch table report panel
Yunhyong Kim, Mark Sanderson, Ian Ruthven,
Reza Alexander, Jeane Thomas
- Moderated discussion
- Wrap up
18:00
No-host reception &
dinner at: Paradiso,
35 Store Street London, WC1E 7BS (020 7255 2554)
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