The conference welcomes submissions of short papers describing early research or ongoing work, presenting new project ideas, initial results, open questions, and development plans, among others. The paper should potentially contribute to Digital Governance research and practice. Papers accepted for this Track will be presented at Paper Sessions and published in the conference proceedings. Additionally, the authors will be invited to develop an A1-sized poster that will be exhibited permanently during the conference for all participants. This will stimulate discussion, create research-practice and research-policy connections, provide feedback to the authors, and nourish opportunities for international, multi-disciplinary and cross-sectoral collaboration.
#1 - Question-based interaction with geolocated data for environmental surveillance by the Brazilian Federal Public Ministry | Raphael Bettio, Ana Melchiori, Andre Freire (Universidade Federal de Lavras, Brazil), Ana Carolina Albuquerque, Eduardo Aguiar (Ministério Público Federal, Brazil)
#2 - The role of private sector on developing smart cunder a quadruple helix approach | Carolina Lopes, Edimara Luciano (Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil)
#3 - Mapping urban emotions based on social networks data for detecting factors of well-being dynamics | Lyudmila Vidiasova, Michil Egorov (ITMO University, Russia); Anna Chizhik (Saint Petersburg State University, Russia)
#4 - From traditional governance to digital governance: a paradigm shift in public administration | Sara Soares, Pedro Oliveira (University of Minho, Portugal)[withdrawn on 1 August 2023 ]
