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Steering Committee of the UbiComp Conference Series
The steering committee is
composed of the general and program chairs from the past five UbiComp
conferences who are active in the ubicomp community.
Current members of the steering committee:
- Sumi Helal, University of
Florida, USA
- Hans Gellersen, Lancaster
University, UK
- Sunny Consolvo,
Intel Research, USA
- Hee Yong Youn, Sungkyunkwan
University, Korea
- We-Duke Cho, Ajou University, Korea
- Joe McCarthy, Strands Labs Seattle,
USA
- James Scott,
Microsoft Research Cambridge, UK (chair)
- Woontack Woo,
GIST, Korea
- Thomas Strang, University
of Innsbruck and German Aerospace Center. Germany
- John Krumm,
Microsoft Research, USA
- Gregory Abowd, Georgia Tech,
USA
- Aruna Seneviratne,
NICTA, Australia
- Crista Lopes, University of
California, Irvine, USA
- Paul Dourish, University of
California, Irvine, USA
- Adrian Friday, Lancaster
University, UK
- Hideyuki Tokuda,
Keio University, Japan
- Stephen Intille, MIT, USA
- Michael Beigl, University of
Karlsruhe, Germany
- Jun Rekimoto,
Sony, Japan
Call for Proposals for Hosting Future UbiComp
conferences
As of 2009, UbiComp is an ACM
conference, co-sponsored by ACM SIGCHI and ACM
SIGMOBILE. The Steering Committee welcomes proposals for hosting and
organizing future UbiComp conferences from active members of the ubicomp
community. We are dedicated to being an international conference series, and
generally like to rotate the venues for the UbiComp conference between Europe,
North America and Asia / Pacific. The conference is typically held in late
September or early October, and care should be taken to avoid date conflicts
(with regard to the conference and submission deadlines) with the following
international conferences: CHI, INTERACT, Wearables Conference (ISWC), UIST and
MobileHCI.
Proposals should be as
detailed as possible. Prospective hosts are encouraged to review the ACM Conference Organizers Manual.
Please include the following information in a proposal:
- proposed location and details about a
possible venue
- potential time(s) when the conference can
be held
- overall concept for the conference
(technical program, workshops, demos, student volunteers, etc.)
- information about the people organizing
and chairing the conference and their relation to the ubicomp community
- budget overview and anticipated financial
model (see ACM Conference Financial Management)
- local organization
- supporting organizations
The steering committee is
happy to advise prospective hosts before the proposal is submitted.
If you are interested in
hosting UbiComp 2011, please submit a proposal not later than Jan 30,
2010. We will review the proposals and have a decision by March 1,
2010. Given the current rotation, the Steering Committee would have a
preference for UbiComp 2011 sites in Asia / Pacific.
Contact and Questions
If you have further
questions about the UbiComp Conference Series please feel free to contact James
Scott (jws@microsoft.com), Steering Committee Chair, or
another member of the steering committee.
(last change
by jws, 2009-10-09)