ECAI 2010 |
Ambiance |
Staff & Volunteers |
Plenary Sessions |
Opening & Welcome |
ECAI 2010 Banquet |
Organization |
PAIS Call for Papers |
Submission Instructions |
PAIS Papers Accepted |
PAIS Program Committee |
PAIS Program |
Organization |
STAIRS Call for Papers |
STAIRS Papers Accepted |
STAIRS Program Committee |
STAIRS Program |
Workshops List |
Call for Workshop Proposals |
The nineteenth biennial European Conference on Artificial Intelligence (ECAI 2010) will take place on 16-20 August 2010 in Lisbon, Portugal. We invite proposals for workshops to be held during the first two days of the conference. (Download the ECAI 2010 Call for Workshop Proposals as a text file.) Workshops @ ECAI 2010 Workshop proposals by all members of the international AI community are welcome. There is no restriction regarding topics, as long as there is clear relevance to ECAI. Most workshops will follow the classical format of presentations of peer-reviewed papers followed by discussion, but other formats (e.g., AI competitions) and entirely new ideas are also welcome. Whatever the format, all workshops should be interactive events and ample time should be allocated to discussion. The typical duration for a workshop is one full day, but two-day workshops can also be accommodated. If you are considering to propose a workshop or if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch with the ECAI 2010 Workshop Chair, Ulle Endriss ( This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it ). Important Dates for Workshops
The paper submission and notification deadlines are suggestions only. However, the paper deadline must be after the ECAI notification date (30 April 2010) and the notifications must be sent before the ECAI early registration deadline (15 June 2010). How To Propose a Workshop Please submit your proposal as a single PDF file via Easychair: http://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=ecai2010ws Each proposal should include the following information:
Further Information for Workshop OrganizersProceedingsInformal proceedings will be printed by the ECAI 2010 local organisers. The workshop organisers should deliver a single PDF with the proceedings by the deadline. The default expectation is that proceedings will be no more than 200 pages, but exceptions (e.g., in case of large workshops) are possible. Please contact the workshop chair early on to request any such extensions. RegistrationTo avoid misunderstandings, please note that all workshop participants, including the organisers, are required to register for both the workshop and the main conference. However, we can arrange for a free workshop (not conference) registration for an invited speaker or similar. CancellationsPlease understand that we may have to cancel a workshop if not enough participants register or if deadlines are not met. |