ArtifactsACSOS 2022
Wed 21 SepDisplayed time zone: (UTC) Coordinated Universal Time change
19:15 - 20:45 | |||
19:15 90mPoster | Towards Adaptive, Real-time Monitoring of Food Quality Using Smart Sensors Posters and Demos Elia Henrichs University of Hohenheim, Germany, Christian Krupitzer University of Hohenheim, Germany File Attached | ||
19:15 90mPoster | Specifying Reactive Robotic Applications With Reference Attribute Motion Grammars Posters and Demos Johannes Mey Technische Universität Dresden, René Schöne Technische Universität Dresden, Ariel Podlubne , Uwe Aßmann TU Dresden, Germany Pre-print File Attached | ||
19:15 90mPoster | Towards Resilient Execution of Adaptation in Decentralized Self-Adaptive Software Systems Posters and Demos Daniel Matusek TU Dresden | ||
19:15 90mOther | ML-DEECo: a Machine-Learning-Enabled Framework for Self-organizing Components Artifacts Michal Töpfer Charles University, Milad Abdullah Charles University, Martin Kruliš Charles University, Tomas Bures Charles University, Czech Republic, Petr Hnětynka Charles University | ||
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Accepted Artifacts
Call for Artifacts
Important Dates
Paper Submission Deadline: July 7th, 2022
Notification to Authors: July 28th, 2022
Camera Ready: August 18th, 2022 (extended)
All times in Anywhere on Earth (AoE) timezone.
Artifact Submission
Submission site: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=acsos2022
Traditionally, ACSOS only called for research papers. This year, for the first time, we also call for artifacts: software or data, which can be reused by the ACSOS community to evaluate novel approaches or to analyze interesting phenomena. Thus, in particular we solicit the submission of two types of artifacts: multi-agent simulators or comparable software and data sets. Our goal is to establish a collection of reusable evaluation setups and case studies.
For this, artifact submissions need to fulfill the following criteria:
- The code or data needs to be publicly available for download under an open source license (e.g., on GitHub under GPL).
- There has to be a readme file with detailed instructions on how to install, run and configure the artifact.
- If an installation is required, scripts have to be provided, which automate the build and install process.
- The code should run on all three major platforms (Mac, Win, Linux) either natively or using Docker or a VM.
Alongside the code or data, a short paper summarizing the artifact has to be submitted. This paper has to fulfill the following criteria:
- Page limit: 2-4 pages
- The paper has to adhere to the template used for conference papers as it will be published in the proceedings of the conference
- Besides a summary of the artifact itself, the paper has to point out how it can be reused by the community in the future.
Submitted artifacts will be thoroughly evaluated by multiple reviewers according to the following artifact evaluation process (AEP):
- Initial Review: Each artifact will be tested by at least three artifact PC members and is evaluated according to the following criteria: operationality (does it work), ease of setup, configurability, quality of documentation, potential for reusability, and quality of code.
- Artifact revision: Authors will be notified whether their artifact is accepted as is or if minor revisions have to be done prior to publication.
- Artifact publication: Accepted artifacts will be listed on a special ACSOS artifact website, which shall serve as primary source for case studies and evaluation setups in the future, and the accompanying short papers will be published within the proceedings of the conference.
The key benefit of investing the considerable work required to get an artifact published at ACSOS is the constant reuse of it by the community, which leads to continuously growing citations of the accompanying paper.
Camera Ready Submissions
Camera Ready Submission for Companion Proceedings
STEP 1: Important Dates
- At least one author per paper must early pay the registration fee by August 5, 2022.
- Failure to register will result in your paper not being included in the proceedings.
- Final camera-ready
manuscripts must be submitted by
August 5, 2022August 18, 2022.
STEP 2: Page Limits
Your final paper must follow the page limits listed in the following table:
|
Paper Type |
ID prefix |
Page Limit (including References) |
|
Workshop Papers |
W_eCAS |
6 |
|
W_SISSY | ||
|
W_SPS |
||
|
Doctoral Symposium Abstracts |
D |
2 for Text + 1 for Refs |
|
ACSOS-in-Practice Extended Abstracts |
AIP |
2 |
|
Poster/Demo Extended Abstracts |
P |
2 |
|
Tutorial/Dialogue Extended Abstracts |
T |
2 |
|
Special Event Extended Abstracts |
SPE |
2 |
|
Artifact Papers |
A |
4 |
|
Artifact Extended Abstracts |
A |
2 |
Please note: Extra pages are not accepted.
STEP 3: Formatting Your Paper
- Submitted abstracts should not exceed 200 words.
- Final submissions to ACSOS 2022 must be formatted in US-LETTER page size, must use the two-column IEEE conference proceedings format, and must be prepared in PDF format. Microsoft Word and LaTeX templates are available at the IEEE “Author Submission Site” HERE. The templates are available on the left-hand-side tab “Formatting Your Paper”.
- Please, DO NOT include headers/footers or page numbers in the final submission.
STEP 4: Submitting Your Final Version
- Once the format of your paper has been verified and validated, you may submit your final version.
- All papers should be submitted using the submission system provided by IEEE “Author Submission Site” HERE.
- After you login to the IEEE “Author Submission Site”, please, follow the instructions as you click the “Next” button on the top right corner of the site. Please, enter the following information exactly as appeared on your paper:
1) Paper ID (ID Code from the above table + Paper ID from EasyChair, e.g., W_eCAS_1234, D_1234, AIP_1234, P_1234, T_1234, SPE_1234, A_1234),
2) Names of authors, affiliations, countries, E-mail addresses,
3) Titles, and abstracts.
- To submit your final manuscript click HERE.
STEP 5: Submitting a Signed Copyright Release Form
- ACSOS 2022 requires users to submit a fully digital version of the electronic IEEE Copyright-release Form (eCF). eCF is provided at the IEEE “Author Submission Site”.
- Follow the instructions in the IEEE “Author Submission Site” to properly fill-out, and submit the IEEE Copyright-release Form (eCF), including:
1) Paper's full title
2) All authors names
3) Conference title: 2022 IEEE International Conference on Autonomic Computing and Self-Organizing Systems Companion (ACSOS-C)
4) Signature (on appropriate line)
- The signed IEEE Copyright-release Form (eCF) should be submitted together with your camera-ready manuscripts on August 18, 2022.
If you have any questions about the above procedures, please contact the Proceedings Chair Roberto Casadei (roby.casadei@unibo.it) and Gianluca Aguzzi (gianluca.aguzzi@unibo.it).
Note: Please complete each of the above steps - the conference organizers will not be responsible if your paper is omitted from the proceedings, is not available online on IEEE Xplore, or is subject to additional processing costs, if these steps are not performed.
| Thu 18 Aug 2022 Camera Ready Version |
| Thu 28 Jul 2022 Notification to Authors |
| Thu 7 Jul 2022 Paper Submission |
