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CALL FOR PAPERS [apologies for cross-posting]

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International Joint Conference on Ambient Intelligence (AmI-11)

'Shaping the Next Decade'

November 16-18, 2011 - Amsterdam, The Netherlands, www.ami-11.org
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Ambient Intelligence (AmI) represents a vision of the future in which
products and services will be responsive to the user context, offering a
rich variety of applications in the professional and consumer domains.
AmI combines concepts of ubiquitous technology, intelligent systems and
advanced user interface design putting the humans in the centre of
technological developments.

Starting as the European Symposium on Ambient Intelligence in 2003 the
event has grown to an annual international conference that brings
together researchers and serves as a forum to discuss the latest trends
and solutions.

Following the publication of early scenarios on Ambient Intelligence in
2001 by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre, the theme of
AmI-11 will focus on the "The Road Ahead, Shaping the Next 10 Years"

Authors are invited to submit manuscripts of original, unpublished work
in all areas related to AmI. The contributions can be research papers,
landscape sessions, late-breaking result posters, demonstrations and
workshops, describing significant advances in AmI on the following themes:

-Multimodal / Tangible Interaction / Natural User Interfaces
-Smart Spaces / Social Intelligence / Context Awareness
-Embedded User Interfaces
-Prototyping / Tools
-Design Methods / Evaluation
-Smart Input / Display / Vision
-Security / Privacy / Trust
-Business Models
-Knowledge Systems / Computational Intelligence / Pattern Detection
-Autonomic Systems / Agents
-Robots


Contributions are welcomed for the following conference tracks:
-- FULL PAPERS (10 pages): Original, high quality research contributions
advancing the state of the art in AmI. Work reflecting various
interdisciplinary aspects of AmI research with clear results.

-- LANDSCAPES (5 pages): These provide a forum for presenting ongoing
work and new initiatives and activities, overviews of significant
projects, testbeds, organizations and laboratories in the field of AmI.

-- WORKSHOPS: An opportunity to meet in the context of the conference
and to discuss emerging and future areas in a field of interest.
Organized as full day workshops (6 hours per day) and half-day workshops
(3 hours per day).

-- LATE BREAKING PAPERS (5 pages): Results based on scientific evidence
toward novel and valuable contributions in the field of AmI. Work of
high potential and well positioned in the state of the art.

-- DEMOS & POSTERS : Ongoing work with a high potential to attract
interest and to create discussions with other conference participants.
Submissions include a 4-page extended abstract laying out research
approach, contributions and results.


PUBLICATION AND SUBMISSIONS
The conference proceedings will be published by Springer. Authors are
invited to submit original papers, not previously submitted to other
conferences or journals, of not more than 10 pages for full papers and 5
pages for late breaking/landscape papers in single-column, single-spaced
text following the Springer LNCS manuscript guidelines
(http://www.springer.com/computer/lncs?SGWID=0-164-6-793341-0).

Full and short paper submissions must be anonymised to facilitate blind
review. Instructions for manuscripts preparation and paper submission
will be found on the conference web site www.ami-11.org.


IMPORTANT DATES
Workshop proposals due: March 7, 2011
Papers submission due: May 20, 2011
Late breaking papers submission due: July 13, 2011


HONORARY CHAIR
Emile Aarts, Philips Research, Netherlands

GENERAL CHAIR
Ben Kröse, University of Amsterdam and Amsterdam University of Applied
Sciences, Netherlands

GENERAL CO-CHAIR
Hamid Aghajan, Stanford University, USA

PROGRAM CHAIRS
David Keyson, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
Mary Lou Maher, University of Maryland, USA

LATE BREAKING RESULTS PAPER CHAIRS
Norbert Streitz, Smart Future Initiative, Germany
Adrian Cheok, Keio University and National University Singapore

LANDSCAPE CHAIR
Juan Carlos Augusto, University of Ulster, UK

DOCTORAL COLLOQUIUM CHAIR
Nathalia Romero, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
Agnieszka Szóstek, Institute for Information Processing, Poland

PUBLICATIONS CHAIR
Gwenn Englebienne, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Marije Kanis, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands

PUBLICITY CHAIR
Albert Ali Salah, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands

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