[Infovis] CHIIR 2020 Call for Workshop Proposals

CHIIR 2020 Program Co-Chairs chiir2020program at gmail.com
Tue Jun 18 00:59:01 CEST 2019


CHIIR 2020, 14–18 March, 2020 • Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

CHIIR 2020 is pleased to invite proposals for satellite workshops to be
held in conjunction with the main conference.

http://sigir.org/chiir2020/call-workshop-proposals.html

CHIIR 2020 workshops will provide a platform for presenting novel ideas and
emerging areas in Interactive IR, Information Seeking or Interfaces for
Information Access in a less formal and potentially more focused way than
the conference itself. Workshop topics typically match those identified in
the CHIIR 2020 general call for contributions, but proposals related to
other areas of Interactive IR are welcome as well. The format of each
workshop is to be determined by the organisers and can be either full-day
or half-day. We encourage workshops that foster collaboration, discussion,
group problem-solving and community building initiatives. Workshops that
only revolve around the presentation of papers in a “mini conference”
format are discouraged.

Researchers and practitioners from IR, Information Science or any related
discipline are invited to submit proposals for review. The organisers of
approved workshops will be expected to define the workshop’s focus, gather
and review submissions, and decide upon the final program content. At least
two organizers are expected to attend the entire workshop.


* PROPOSAL FORMAT AND SUBMISSION

The tutorial proposal should be a PDF document no more than 4 pages long
(including references), submitted by e-mail to workshops.chiir2020 at gmail.com
and organised as follows:

Title:

Format: half/full day

Brief description
  Please indicate the main topics/issues of the workshop. We welcome
workshops that address important issues, discuss potential solutions,
integrate various approaches, and offer innovative perspectives within the
themes of the conference and have strong potential to contribute to the
evolution of research and development of Human Computer Interaction and
Information Retrieval.

Significance and relevance to CHIIR
  Please indicate here why the workshop is significant and relevant to
CHIIR.

Provisional plan
  Please describe the type of activities you intend to carry out during the
event. Successful
workshop proposals will show a high proportion of interactive elements.

Organisers
  (contact person) Name Surname – http://your.web.page.comyour at email.com
  Name Surname – http://your.web.page.comyour at email.com
  …

Part of a series
  If the workshop is part of a series please state it here, refer to the
past editions and explain in what way the proposed workshop brings genuine
novelty.


* EVALUATION CRITERIA

Tutorial proposals will be reviewed according to: (1) novelty of the
topics, (2) relevance for CHIIR community, (3) quality of workshop planning
(4) potential to generate future research output. Reviewers will be
selected by the workshop chairs from the pool of Senior Programme Committee
Members.


* IMPORTANT DATES

Workshop proposal submission deadline: Tuesday October 1, 2019

Workshop proposal notification: Tuesday October 23, 2019

Camera-ready Workshop summary deadline: Monday January 13, 2020

Workshop date: Saturday March 14, 2020

Deadlines refer to 23:59 (11:59pm) in the AoE (Anywhere on Earth) time zone.


* WORKSHOP CHAIRS

David Elsweiler,  University of Regensburg, Germany

Markus Kattenbeck, TU Vienna, Austria


Please contact the chairs at workshops.chiir2020 at gmail.com if you have any
questions.
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ACM SIGIR Conference on Human Information Interaction & Retrieval (CHIIR
2020)
Program Co-Chairs
Orland Hoeber, University of Regina
Ioannis Arapakis, Telefonica I+D
Irene Lopatovska, Pratt Institute

Conference website: http://sigir.org/chiir2020/
Call for papers: http://sigir.org/chiir2020/calls.html
Important deadlines: Oct 1, 15, and 29
Oct 1 (workshop and tutorial proposals)
Oct 15 (full and perspective papers)
Oct 29 (short papers, demos, and doctoral consortium proposals)


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