Camera
ready instructions for OTM'03
Accepted Posters and Workshop Papers
Posters and Workshop papers will appear in a separate Springer Verlag LNCS proceedings to the conference full papers.
The following instructions are for:
- Accepted papers of OTM'03 Workshops and
- Accepted posters for OTM'03 Conferences (DOA, CoopIS and ODBASE)
The list of workshops are:
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OTM Industry Program
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Workshop on Reliable and Secure Middlewares
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Workshop on Java Technologies for Real-Time and Embedded
Systems
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Workshop on Metadata for Security
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Workshop on Regulatory onto and modeling of complaint
regulations
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Workshop on Human Computer Interface for Semantic
Web and Web Applications
Maximum length for :
- OTM'03 Workshop accepted papers is 14 pages (Springer Verlag Format).
- OTM'03 Conference accepted posters is 2 pages (Springer Verlag Format).
Large easel will be available for putting up posters.
Each poster will have one 1m x 2m side of a two-side easel for the following times:
- DOA: Monday PM + Tuesday AM
- ODBASE: Tuesday PM + Wednesday AM
- CoopIS: Wednesday PM + Thursday AM
Authors of accepted papers (in OTM'03 workshops) and accepted posters (in OTM'03 conferences) must carefully follow ALL the instructions below.
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Step 1: Nominate Presenter
- Each paper or poster must be presented during the conference/workshop.
- Send an email to kwonlai@cs.rmit.edu.au by August 20th to indicate the name and
email of the presenter.
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Step 2: Camera Ready Preparation
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Posters and Workshop papers must follow Springer Verlag format.
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Author's instructions can be found at http://www.springer.de/comp/lncs/authors.html.
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Workshop papers should not exceed 14 pages in length.
At most 2 additional pages are allowed at a cost of 100.00 Euro per extra page.
The payement should be included with the registration.
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Posters should not exceed 2 pages in length.
At most 2 additional pages are allowed at a cost of $100.00 per extra page.
The payement should be included with the registration.
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Step 3: Register to the Conference
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For posters and workshop papers to be included in the proceedings, one of the presenting co-authors must register to the conference.
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Registration deadline: September 8, 2003
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Web site for conference registration:
http://starlab.vub.ac.be/fedconf
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Step 4: Submission of Camera Ready
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Deadine: August 30, 2003
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Camera-ready copies of posters and workshop papers must be submitted electronically to Kwong Lai (kwonlai@cs.rmit.edu.au).
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For each accepted paper or poster, Kwong Lai must receive a gzip tar file containing the following files:
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source (input) files, e.g. TeXfiles for the
TeX and PS or EPS files for the figures;
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RTF file, if authors have prepared their paper or poster using a word processing systems other LaTeX or TeX.
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Any style files, templates, and any special
fonts the authors may used;
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the final DVI file (for papers or posters prepared using
LaTeX or TeX);
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the final PS file;
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the final PDF file
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In the subject of your email, please indicate
:
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The name of the workshop (for workshop papers)
or the name of the conference (for posters), and
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The name of the first author
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Also indicate in the body of your email :
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A note to confirm you have registered according
to step 2.
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The title of your paper
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Names of all the authors
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Step 5: Fax signed copyright form
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Authors of accepted papers must fax the copyright
form to Zahir Tari (+61 3 9662
1617).
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Please clearly stating in the first page of
the fax the workshop name and the title of your paper.
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The form can be found at http://www.springer.de/comp/lncs/copyright.html.
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The Volume Editor field should be filled in
as "Robert Meersman and Zahir Tari et al."
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The Conference/Books field should be filled
in as "OTM 2003 Workshops"