[hpc-announce] Call for technical Sessions -- FedCSIS 2021

[Marcin Paprzycki]

Call for Technical Sessions
16th Conference on Computer Science and Intelligence Systems
(FedCSIS 2021)

Sofia, Bulgaria, 6-9 September 2020
www.fedcsis.org


The 16th Conference on Computer Science and Intelligence Systems 
(FedCSIS 2021) cordially invites you to contribute a Technical Session 
(symposium, workshop, consortium meeting, project dissemination meeting, 
special session, etc.). The FedCSIS conferences consist of five Tracks 
that contain Technical Sessions. Many of them are recurring yearly 
events, but we solicit and welcome proposals for new Technical Sessions, 
until January 21, 2021. Moreover, existing events that would like to 
join the FedCSIS conference series, are also welcome. The Technical 
Sessions can run over any span of time within the conference dates; from 
half-day to three days.

FedCSIS is a large rigorous scientific conference staged across Europe. 
Annually, it attracts ~300 submissions from ~30 countries from around 
the world. Papers are accepted in three categories: regular (full and 
short), position, and communication. All regular, presented, papers are 
submitted to IEEE Xplore Digital Library, and many are offered 
post-publication opportunities (journals, Springer volumes, etc.) after 
appropriate extensions and changes. Position and communication papers 
are published in separate volumes of the Annals of Computer Science and 
Information systems series. All papers are published with ISBN, ISSN and 
DOI numbers, and submitted to, and indexed in, most influential indexing 
services. Since 2012, FedCSIS Proceedings are indexed in SCOPUS and Web 
of Science.

Any newly proposed Technical Session will be evaluated on the basis of 
scientific/technical interest and/or its relevance to practitioners in 
its topics, the clarity of the proposal in addressing the requested 
information, the innovativeness of the topics, and a “value-added” to 
the denoted FedCSIS track, i.e.:
* Artificial Intelligence and Applications
* Computer Science and Systems
* Network Systems and Applications
* Information Technology for Management, Business & Society
* Software and Systems Development

Call for Papers, for Technical Sessions, will be announced by three 
means: (1) by FedCSIS Chairs in generic Calls for Conference Papers, to 
reach out to the computer science and information system researchers at 
large; (2)  by Track Chairs in Calls for Track Papers, to reach out to 
the researchers specifically interested in track topics; (3) by 
Technical Session Chairs in Calls for Technical Session Papers, to reach 
out to the professional communities involved in research addressed by 
the Technical Session. All papers will have to be submitted to the 
FedCSIS Conference System. However, in all cases, paper submitters will 
have to select a Technical Session (event) within which their paper will 
be reviewed for acceptance.

Technical Session proposals should include the following information (3 
pages maximum):
1. The nature of the Technical Session (symposium, workshop, consortium 
meeting, project dissemination meeting, special session, etc.).
2. The title and acronym of the Technical Session, and a list of topics.
3. A brief explanation of why the proposed session will fit into the 
FedCSIS aims and program.
3. The contact information of the Technical Session chairs, including a 
link to their personal websites, and an overview of previous experiences 
with organization of scientific events.
4. Preliminary list of PC members who have agreed (or are likely to 
agree) to join.
5. Indication of the expected number of papers/attendees.
6. Information of expected post-publications of extended and revised 
papers in high-quality journals, edited volumes, etc.

Technical Session organizers should email their proposals (in a single 
pdf file) by January 21, 2021 to the FedCSIS Secretariat at: 
secretariat at fedcsis.org

More information concerning FedCSIS and its scientific, organization and 
financial rules can be found at: https://www.fedcsis.org



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