Workshop Proposals

Note: For submissions of position papers to individual workshops, please consider the corresponding website of the workshop as you find it in the list of accepted workshops.

Important Dates

• Submission deadline: May 25, 2015
• Notification: June 2, 2015
• Camera-ready: August 3, 2015

Quick Facts

• Submission template: ACM SIGCHI two-column format (LaTeX template, Word template)
• Submission format: 4 pages
• Submissions are not anonymous and should include all author names, affiliations, and contact information
• Submissions: by e-mail to workshops ('at') auto-ui 'Dot' org
• Chairs: Alexander Meschtscherjakov and Peter Fröhlich
• Contact by e-mail: workshops ('at') auto-ui 'Dot' org
• At the Conference: 1/2 day workshops.
• After the Conference: Proceedings published online via the conference website

Message from the Workshop Chairs

For the past 4 years, the workshop day has been highly successful and we will continue with this submission category for 2015. Amongst others, we had workshops on natural user interfaces, electric vehicles, cognitive workload, and autonomous vehicles in 2014. We are happy to see old and new topics that can move the field forward and suggest promising new research directions in the automotive domain. Send us your proposal!

We accept proposals for half day (3-4 hours, morning or afternoon) workshops. If the proposal is accepted, the workshop is publicized online as part of the conference. The program and contents of workshops is to be defined by the workshop proposers in the workshop proposal. This can encompass the organization of paper calls, hands- on demos and practice sessions, group discussions, or panel discussions.

Workshop participation is open to attendees registered for the main conference (workshop participation itself is free of charge!).

Workshop proposals should be submitted as 4 page (maximum) manuscripts. Please format your abstract according to the ACM SIGCHI 2016 format: LaTeX template, Word template

Proposals must contain the following:

• Goal and topics of the workshop
• Outcome of the workshop
• Proposal for the schedule
• Organizer biographies

Upon proposal acceptance, organizers should set up an external web page delivering all the necessary information for interested participants.

For further information, please contact the workshop chairs at workshops ('at') auto-ui 'Dot' org.

AutomotiveUI 2015 Workshop Co-Chairs

• Alexander Meschtscherjakov, University of Salzburg
• Peter Fröhlich, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology

Contact: info ('at') auto-ui 'Dot' org