[AISWorld] ICWE 2017, Call for Demos, Deadline March 10,2017

[Michael Sheng]

Call for Demos

The ICWE 2017 demonstration track provides a forum for researchers and practitioners working in any area of Web Engineering to showcase demonstrators of Web engineering tools, innovative Web architectures, and experimental software prototypes. The ICWE 2017 Demo track provides an excellent way of showcasing prototypes and discuss the applicability of your research.

We seek demos in all areas of Web Engineering related to the ICWE 2017 topics:
?       Semantic Web applications
?       Web of Things applications
?       Web application modeling and engineering
?       Crowdsourcing and Human computation
?       Web applications composition and mashup
?       Social Web applications
?       Big data

We encourage short and interactive demos with which the audience can engage, possibly with their own devices. This year, we would also particularly welcome submissions on innovative industrial products that apply Web engineering practices and techniques.

Award
An award will be given to the best demo and the best demo presented by a student.

Submission Evaluation Criteria
Demo submissions should describe the innovative aspects of the work they present, highlighting the contributions and major differences to the authors’ previous as well as related work. A significant part of the submission must describe the software implementation and architectural aspects, as well as the level of maturity of the proposed system. Submissions will be peer-reviewed by members of the Demo Program Committee, who will judge the originality, significance, quality, and clarity of each submission. Authors of accepted demos will present their work in a special session within the main conference program.

It is highly recommendable that Demo submissions clearly describe what will be demonstrated and how the contributions will be illustrated interactively. Ideally, submissions should include a URL that points to a preliminary version of the demo (e.g., screenshots, videos, or a running system).

Note that authors of accepted Demos submissions will also be given the opportunity to display a poster and give a one minute pitch about their demo in a plenary session of the conference.

Submission Instructions

Length: Papers must not be longer than 4 (four) pages including abstract and references. Demo submission must include an Appendix of that clearly describes how the authors plan to conduct the demo. This Appendix will not be part of the 4-pages camera-ready version.

Format: Paper submissions should be formatted according to the Springer LNCS guidelines. Authors should use the ICWE 2017 Demo submission site at https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=icwe2017  (select the demo track) for the submission of their demo proposals.


Important Dates
?       submission: 10 March 2017
?       notification: 31 March 2017
?       camera ready: 7 April 2017

Poster Chairs
Contact: demochair.icwe2017 at webengineering.org
?       Erik Wilde, CA Technologies, Switzerland
?       Santiago Meliá, Universidad de Alicante, Spain