27-01-2017, 06:26 PM
>It is stated that the initial submission closes on Jan 29 while the final submission is due by April.
Yes. Please hand in your submission until Jan 29. The committee might accept later submissions in exceptional cases, but there's no guarantee.
>Do we have to sumbit only the title, the authors list and the short abstract by Jan 29 (which will leave us with three months still to prepare the paper)
Yes, this is the case. A one or two paragraph abstract is sufficient. You don't need to use LaTex for the initial submission.
>The submission fee is not currently dicslosed. Can you please advise on the expected order of the figures?
I hope, the participation fee will be below 100 Euros per person for the whole event (not including travel, hotel and food).
>do we understand correctly that the "10 page paper" format implies no presentation (just
>publication), while the "2 page extended abstract" implies presentation?
No.
If you hand in a proposal (1-2 paragraphs is sufficient), you're expected to write a 10 page paper until April and to give a presentation at the event. The "2 page extended abstract" is only necessary, if you want the committee to take a closer look at your content (e.g., because you're not sure if it makes sense to present it).
I'm looking forward to seeing some of you in Bratislava.
Klaus
Yes. Please hand in your submission until Jan 29. The committee might accept later submissions in exceptional cases, but there's no guarantee.
>Do we have to sumbit only the title, the authors list and the short abstract by Jan 29 (which will leave us with three months still to prepare the paper)
Yes, this is the case. A one or two paragraph abstract is sufficient. You don't need to use LaTex for the initial submission.
>The submission fee is not currently dicslosed. Can you please advise on the expected order of the figures?
I hope, the participation fee will be below 100 Euros per person for the whole event (not including travel, hotel and food).
>do we understand correctly that the "10 page paper" format implies no presentation (just
>publication), while the "2 page extended abstract" implies presentation?
No.
If you hand in a proposal (1-2 paragraphs is sufficient), you're expected to write a 10 page paper until April and to give a presentation at the event. The "2 page extended abstract" is only necessary, if you want the committee to take a closer look at your content (e.g., because you're not sure if it makes sense to present it).
I'm looking forward to seeing some of you in Bratislava.
Klaus
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