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LAST CALL FOR PAPERS
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ACM MMSys 2019 Research Track and Special Sessions
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Important Dates
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— Submission deadline: November 11, 2018 (Final)
— Acceptance notification: December 31, 2018
— Camera-ready deadline: January 31, 2019
— Online submission: https://mmsys19.hotcrp.com/
— Submission format: 6-12 pages, using ACM style format (double-blind)
— Reproducibility: Obtain an ACM reproducibility badge by
making datasets and code available (Authors will be contacted to make
their artifacts available after paper acceptance)
Program Chairs
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— Ali C. Begen (Ozyegin University and Networked Media, Turkey)
— Laura Toni (University College London, UK)
Further Information
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— Webpage: http://www.mmsys2019.org/participation/research-track/
— Email: [log in to unmask]
Call for Submissions
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The ACM Multimedia Systems Conference (MMSys) provides a forum for
researchers to present and share their latest research findings in
multimedia systems. While research about specific aspects of multimedia
systems are regularly published in the various proceedings and
transactions of the networking, operating systems, real-time systems,
databases, mobile computing, distributed systems, computer vision, and
middleware communities, MMSys aims to cut across these domains in the
context of multimedia data types. This provides a unique opportunity to
investigate the intersections and the interplay of the various
approaches and solutions developed across these domains to deal with
multimedia data types.
MMSys is a venue for researchers who explore:
— Complete multimedia systems that provide a new kind of multimedia
experience or system whose overall performance improves the
state-of-the-art through new research results in more than one component, or
— Enhancements to one or more system components that provide a
documented improvement over the state-of-the-art for handling continuous
media or time-dependent services.
Such individual system components include:
— Operating systems
— Distributed architectures and protocols
— Domain languages, development tools and abstraction layers
— Using new architectures or computing resources for multimedia
— New or improved I/O architectures or I/O devices, innovative uses, and
algorithms for their operation
— Representation of continuous or time-dependent media
— Metrics and measurement tools to assess performance
This touches aspects of many hot topics including but not limited to:
content preparation and delivery systems, HDR, games,
virtual/augmented/mixed reality, 3D video, immersive systems,
plenoptics, 360° video, volumetric video delivery, multimedia IoT, multi
and many-core, GPGPUs, mobile multimedia and 5G, wearable multimedia,
P2P, cloud-based multimedia, cyber-physical systems, multi-sensory
experiences, smart cities, QoE.
Special Sessions
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— Machine learning and statistical modeling for video streaming
— Real-time video at the edge
— Advanced transport protocols for video
— Volumetric media: from capture to consumption
Refer to the Web site for more info. Submission, notification and
camera-ready dates will be the same as for the research track.
Submission Information
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Papers should be between 6-12 pages long (in PDF format) prepared in the
ACM style and written in English. MMSys papers enable authors to present
entire multimedia systems or research work that builds on considerable
amounts of earlier work in a self-contained manner. MMSys papers are
published in the ACM Digital Library. The papers are double-blind reviewed.
All submissions will be peer-reviewed by at least three TPC members. All
papers will be evaluated for their scientific quality. Authors will have
a chance to submit their rebuttals before online discussions among the
TPC members.
ACM SIGMM has a tradition of publishing open datasets (MMSys) and open
source projects (ACM Multimedia). MMSys 2019 will continue to support
scientific reproducibility, by implementing the ACM reproducibility
badge system. All accepted papers will be contacted by the
Reproducibility Chair, inviting the authors to make their dataset and
code available, and thus, obtaining an ACM badge (visible at the ACM
DL). The additional material will be published as Appendixes, with no
effect on the final page count for papers.
Sponsors
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Adobe, Netflix, Bitmovin, Comcast, DASH-IF.
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