If you are an author of an abstract already accepted to the conference, follow the Guidelines for accepted abstracts
If you are a new author who wants to submit a new abstract, follow the Guidelines for new abstracts
If you are an author of an abstract already accepted to the conference, follow the Guidelines for accepted abstracts
If you are a new author who wants to submit a new abstract, follow the Guidelines for new abstracts
All accepted submissions for the ATEE Spring 2020 are considered as valid for the ATEE Conference hosted online in October 2021. If your abstract was accepted to the conference and you want to submit the extended abstract, follow the guidelines below. The extended abstracts will be published in a book of abstracts with ISBN.
The extended abstracts have to be written in the abstract template:
Abstracts have to be submitted in a doc file.
Presentation Formats and extended abstracts
Individual Papers
Extended abstracts for individual papers should be submitted using the Template for Individual Papers. The abstract must be no more than four pages (including references) and should include the following sections:
Symposia
The organiser of the symposium should submit a symposium extended abstract using the Template for Symposia including all of the following elements:
Workshops
A workshop session (60 minutes) consists of a presentation and discussion of an ongoing or completed research project with the active participations of the attendants. Extended abstracts for workshops should be submitted using the Template for Workshops. An abstract for a workshop must be no more than four pages (including references) and should include:
Conference Programme Limit
An individual may be a presenting author no more than twice in the conference programme. The presenting author must be identified in the abstract submission process for each paper.
Conference Proceedings
The platform is now open to submit the full paper of your accepted abstract for the Conference Proceedings published by Springer Communications in Computer and Information Science. Since the paper will undergo to a new blind peer-review process, we kindly ask you to change the title of your full paper to ensure anonymity before the submission. Only accepted full papers will be included in the Conference Proceedings.
Please, use the following template and guidelines to write your full paper (no longer than 12 pages): https://www.springer.com/gp/authors-editors/conference-proceedings/conference-proceedings-guidelines
The deadline to submit full papers is 8th November, 2021. Please reply to this email to inform us of your intention to submit the full paper as soon as possible. Submit your paper here (registration is needed): https://ocs.springer.com/ocs/home/ATEE_SpringConference2020-2021
Proceedings will be published in 2022.
How to submit
The platform for submitting the extended abstracts will be opened on 15th March.
Click here to submit your abstract
You are invited to submit an abstract for an individual paper, a symposium or a workshop in one of the three topics:
Proposals have to be written in the abstract template:
Abstracts have to be submitted in a pdf file.
Presentation Formats
Individual Papers
Proposals for individual papers should be submitted using the Template for Individual Papers. The abstract must be no more than four pages (including references) and should include the following sections:
The time frame of each paper presentation is 20 minutes including discussion. Usually 3-4 papers are included in a session. Individual papers with a similar focus will be assembled into a single session by the programme committee.
Symposia
A symposium session (60 minutes) builds on a theme and is proposed and planned by a symposium organiser. The papers (max. 4) focus on a common theme. A symposium has a chair (often the organiser) and a discussant, who has read the papers in advance. Some symposia will overlap more than one session. The symposium organiser will decide how the symposium is to be organised and the time allotment for each presentation. It is recommended that at least two different countries/national perspectives must be represented in the symposium.
The organiser of the symposium should submit the symposium proposal (as organiser’s text) using the Template for Simposia including all of the following elements:
Workshops
A workshop session (60 minutes) consists of a presentation and discussion of an ongoing or completed research project with the active participations of the attendants. Extended abstracts for workshops should be submitted using the Template for Workshops. An abstract for a workshop must be no more than four pages (including references) and should include:
Conference Programme Limit
An individual may be a presenting author no more than twice in the conference programme. The presenting author must be identified in the abstract submission process for each paper.
Review Criteria for Proposals
The following criteria will be used to review the abstracts:
Conference Proceedings
The platform is now open to submit the full paper of your accepted abstract for the Conference Proceedings published by Springer Communications in Computer and Information Science. Since the paper will undergo to a new blind peer-review process, we kindly ask you to change the title of your full paper to ensure anonymity before the submission. Only accepted full papers will be included in the Conference Proceedings.
Please, use the following template and guidelines to write your full paper (no longer than 12 pages): https://www.springer.com/gp/authors-editors/conference-proceedings/conference-proceedings-guidelines
The deadline to submit full papers is 8th November, 2021. Please reply to this email to inform us of your intention to submit the full paper as soon as possible. Submit your paper here (registration is needed): https://ocs.springer.com/ocs/home/ATEE_SpringConference2020-2021
Proceedings will be published in 2022.
How to submit
The platform for submitting the extended abstracts will be opened on 15th March.
Click here to submit your abstract