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Notice
AISB event Bulletin Item
Call for Contributions and Participation: AmI 09, Ambient Intelligence, Demos&Posters/ Industrial Case Studies/Visions
3rd European Conference on Ambient Intelligence AmI-09: Roots for the Future of Ambient Intelligence November 18th-21st, Salzburg, Austria http://www.ami-09.org AmI-09 will bring keynotes, technical papers, workshops, industrial case studies, posters & demos and panels. As new categories this year we feature landscapes and ambient visions to review the current status and to look into the next decade of Ambient Intelligence. Next Important Dates: Workshop Position Papers: September 18th, 2009 (please refer to http://www.ami-09.org/programme/workshops for further information regarding workshop topics) Early conference registration: Oct 5th, 2009 Posters & Demos: Oct 5th, 2009 Industrial Case Studies: Oct 5th, 2009 Visions: Oct 5th, 2009 Posters, Demos as well as Industrial Cases Studies are a perfect opportunity to present ongoing work or results from projects (e.g. EU-projects). We are happy to announce the following Keynote Speakers: Prof. Emile Aarts (Philips Research) Prof. Matt Jones (Swansea University) Preliminary Conference Programme Information is already available online. Accepted Papers: http://www.ami-09.org/programme/acceptedfullpapers Accepted Short Papers: http://www.ami-09.org/programme/acceptedshortpapers Accepted Landscapes: http://www.ami-09.org/programme/acceptedlandscapes AmI-09 will feature a 10 years anniversary since the term Ambient Intelligence started to fly around. We explicitly intend to look back what has been achieved, review existing solutions and identify what will come. The conference should provide a forum to establish new roads for the future of Ambient Intelligence. Special Issues will appear for selected papers from the conference which will be invited to be published in an extended version after the conference. Please visit the website for up to date information on this. Conference Committee: Manfred Tscheligi, Boris de Ruyter (Conference Co-Chairs & Paper Co-Chairs) Panos Markopoulos, Reiner Wichert (Short Paper Co-Chairs) John Soldatos, Alexander Meschtscherjakov (Poster & Demo Co-Chairs) Emile Aarts, Albrecht Schmidt (Visions Co-Chairs) Cristina Buiza, Wolfgang > Reitberger (Workshops Co-Chairs) Maddy Janse, Marianna Obrist (Industrial Case Study Co-Chairs) Norbert Streitz (Landscapes Chair) The conference is hosted and organized at the University of Salzburg, HCI & Usability Unit, ICT&S Center. For up to date information and further details please visit: http://www.ami-09.org We are looking forward to your contributions! Manfred Tscheligi & Boris de Ruyter (Conference Chairs) |



