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FW: *** DFRWS 2004 Announced ***
- From: Howell, Paul
- Date: Tue Mar 16 12:24:43 2004
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From: forensics-return-2015-grue=merit.edu@securityfocus.com
[mailto:forensics-return-2015-grue=merit.edu@securityfocus.com] On Behalf Of
Gary L. Palmer
Sent: Monday, March 08, 2004 3:40 PM
To: Security Focus
Subject: *** DFRWS 2004 Announced ***
Hello All,
The 2004 Digital Forensic Research WorkShop is on for August in Baltimore,
Maryland, USA. In addition, the Call for Papers is ready for your review.
This year's event will address two major objectives:
- Start building wider community consensus for a digital
forensic/investigative framework in the field
- Explore the implications of varied response time needs in applying digital
forensics across domains
We invite all to take a look at the Call for Papers and consider submitting
your ideas in research, applications and analysis or come to participate in
the discussion and debate that promises, as always, to be lively and
informative. So come ready for dialog, exploration, collaboration and to
have some good times with other motivated professionals who share a common
purpose:
"Identifying facts in a virtual reality"
We look forward to seeing many of you this summer in Baltimore!
Details can be found at www.dfrws.org.
Gary
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