Papers are solicited in the above workshop theme, including (but not limited to) the following topics, covering the general scope of social multimedia computing:
• Theoretical underpinnings and computational infrastructure of social multimedia computing;
• Multimedia social network analysis, in particular on large-scale datasets;
• Social multimedia search, especially the search and ranking algorithms from collaboratively tagged images, and online user-generated videos;
• Social multimedia mining and learning from user data (e.g., users’ behaviors, preferences, or interests), social context (e.g., social network, structure and relationships) and socially collected data (e.g., metadata from social activity, collaboratively tagged data, and vlogs); multimedia communication and networking by utilizing multimedia social network analysis;
• The design and development of new multimedia social interaction tools;
• Privacy and copyright issues over social multimedia data;
• Distributed/parallel algorithms and paradigms for large-scale social multimedia computing;
• Novel and challenging applications of social multimedia (e.g., interactive services and entertainment, social services and security applications).