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Dear colleagues,

We are pleased to send Call for Workshop Proposals of Ubicomp again 
for your reminder.

Our apologies if you have received multiple copies of this call.
Kindly forward this email to interested Colleagues, Researchers and Scholars.

** Important Datas **
1. Submission deadline: March 28, 2015
2. Notification of acceptance: April 11, 2015
3. Distribution of all accepted workshop CFPs: April 18, 2015
4. Camera-ready version of workshop and all workshop papers due: 
 July 17, 2015
5. Workshops: September 7-8, 2015
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          Call for Workshop Proposals

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            Workshop of UBICOMP 2015

       http://www.ubicomp.org
       http://ubicomp.org/ubicomp2015/calls/workshops.php

       September 7-11, 2015, Osaka, Japan


Ubicomp 2015 invites proposals for the workshop program of 
the 2015 ACM International Joint Conference on Pervasive and 
Ubiquitous Computing. Workshops provide a forum for attendees with 
common interests and are a great opportunity for community building. 
They can be one or two days in length, and vary in size and format 
depending on their objectives. All workshops will be held on Monday, 
September 7, 2015 and Tuesday,September 8, 2015 before the main 
conference.

We are soliciting workshop proposals on any topic of relevance to 
Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing. There are many ways in which 
workshops can enrich a conference, and we are aiming to accommodate 
diverse opportunities for the Ubicomp community to engage. 
This includes, but is not limited to:

- Workshops that provide a forum to share advances in an area of
special interest to the community. Such workshops would typically
solicit original research contributions and involve a peer-review 
process for submitted papers, but would be open to wider attendance. 
ALL accepted workshop papers will be included in the ACM digital 
library and the supplemental proceedings.

- Workshops that aim to gather a group of researchers for a focused 
activity, such as hands-on prototyping, or joint development of 
a cross-disciplinary research agenda. Such workshops typically
involve a selection process for attendance, but not necessarily 
a solicitation of material for publication.

== Pre-proposal Submission Inquiries ==

Should you wish to discuss ideas for a workshop proposal prior to 
the submission deadline, feel free to contact the Chairs of 
the Workshops Program at ** [log in to unmask] **.

== Workshop Proposal Content ==

1. The proposal should be prepared as a document of no more than 
 4 pages in SIGCHI papers format, and must in addition include 
 a CfP (Call for Papers, or Call for Participation). 
 It must describe the topic, rationale and objectives for 
 the workshop, the organizers’ backgrounds, an estimate of expected 
 attendance (and whether participation will be limited), and a 
 detailed plan for conducting the workshop (including any plans for 
 pre-workshop preparation and/or post-workshop follow up). Upon 
 acceptance, the workshop description is expected to be revised 
 and adapted for inclusion in the supplemental proceedings.

2. All workshops have the option to solicit contributions for 
 inclusion in the ACM Digital Library and supplemental proceedings 
 of the conference. Workshop organizers must clearly describe in 
 their proposal whether they wish to have workshop contributions 
 published in this way. Organizers can specify page numbers for 
 papers they solicit, but all workshop papers must be in the SIGCHI 
 non-archival format, and be ready for inclusion into ACM digital 
 library and the supplementary proceedings by ** July 17, 2015 **.

== Workshop Selection Process ==

Workshops will be reviewed by a jury of experts who will evaluate the 
work based on how compelling they expect it to be to Ubicomp 
attendees. The jury will consider several factors during the selection 
process, including:

1. The potential for the topic of the workshop to generate stimulating 
 discussions and useful results.
2. The expected interest level in the topic in the community.
3. The organizers’ ability to demonstrate in the proposal a 
 well-organized process and plan for the workshop.
4. The overall balance of topics in the Workshops program. If multiple 
 submissions are received on the same or similar topics, 
 the organizers may be encouraged to merge them.

== Workshop Organizers' Responsibilities ==

The organizers of each workshop are expected to:

1. Publicize the workshop with a call for participation via 
 the Ubicomp website and email
2. Set up a web site for the workshop containing more details on 
 the workshop, including CFP, workshop format, plans for publication 
 (if any), participants, program, etc. In particular, the CFP should 
 clearly specify that accepted papers must be in the SIGCHI Extended 
 Abstract format) (Word, LaTeX) and will be published in the Ubicomp 
 2015 adjunct proceedings.
3. Encourage potential participants to submit papers
4. Work with the Ubicomp Publication Chairs to include workshop papers 
 in the ACM digital library and the adjunct proceedings
5. Work with the Ubicomp Workshop Chairs to arrange the workshop
6. Actively run the workshop

Note that workshops are an integral part of the Ubicomp conference. 
Hence, workshop organizers and attendees are expected to register 
for the workshop in addition to the conference.

== Submitting Your Proposal ==

Please email your proposal directly to the workshop chairs at 
** [log in to unmask] **. The deadline for submission is 
** March 28, 2015 **. The submission should be a single PDF file, 
including both the proposal (max. 4 pages) and an appended CFP. 
Please download and use the required templates to prepare 
the proposal.

== Workshop Chairs ==

1. Paul Lukowicz, DFKI
2. Kazushige Ouchi, Toshiba Corporation

If you have any further inquiries, please contact 
** [log in to unmask] **.

== Important Dates == 

1. Submission deadline: March 28, 2015
2. Notification of acceptance: April 11, 2015
3. Distribution of all accepted workshop CFPs: April 18, 2015
4. Camera-ready version of workshop and all workshop papers due: 
 July 17, 2015
5. Workshops: September 7-8, 2015

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