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Final Paper Submission
• Final Video Submission |
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IMPORTANT
DATES |
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Notification of
paper and video acceptance |
June 4, 2006 |
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Submission of
final papers and videos |
July 10, 2006 |
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Registration deadline
for authors of accepted papers and videos |
July 15, 2006 |
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To evaluate the conference software systems
employed for the conferences sponsored by the IEEE Robotics and
Automation Society, we request your help by filling out a
web-based questionnaire regarding the software used by IROS
2006. Please take a few minutes to complete the
IROS 2006 Conference Software Questionnaire. Thank you
for your assistance.
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Final Paper
Submission |
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Authors must submit their accepted papers in Portable
Document Format (PDF), electronically through the conference
website
http://www.iros2006.org.
In order to include your paper in the IROS 2006 Proceedings, it
is essential that you follow the final paper submission
instructions below closely! Papers failing to meet the final format
requirements may be rejected.
>> Final Paper Submission Instructions:
Modify your submitted paper
based on its review comments (you can find paper reviews in your IROS 2006 notification email).
IMPORTANT: Do not use special characters such as ", or ' or
two-byte characters in the title, abstract, and author
information.
Generate the IEEE Xplore-compliant PDF File of Your Paper to meet the format requirements. Since the papers will be archived in the
IEEE Xplore® system, your paper must comply with the
IEEE rules.
The most important issue that every author shall pay
attention to is to make sure
All fonts used in your papers are EMBEDDED and SUBSETTED.
Paper size is set to the "US Letter" size (8.5" by 11")
with proper margins.
The PDF file size of the paper should not exceed 2
MBytes.
Check Your PDF
File Using IEEE PDF eXpress. You should also submit
the PDF eXpress
compliance email (received by the IEEE PDF eXpress server) that
verifies that your paper is compliant as a *.txt file. A sample
compliance email is: Sample
PDF Compliance File (TXT). A paper
which does not comply will not be published in the Proceedings.
Submit an
one-page digest in Microsoft PowerPoint format (PPT).
No other formats are accepted. The paper digest must be prepared
and submitted as per the IROS 2006
Digest Template (PPT).
The IEEE Copyright Form (PDF,
Word) must
be submitted as a PDF file. Please sign it, scan it as a
PDF file, and submit it along with your paper.
The most important issue that every author shall pay
attention to is to make sure
Do not forget to sign the form.
Do not forget to fill the Paper Number field on
the top right of the form.
Extra
page charge. A total of six (6) camera-ready pages, including
figures, are allowed for each paper. A maximum of two (2)
additional pages is permitted at an extra charge (US$200 per
page). In case that you have more than six pages, please fill
out the
Extra Page Charge Payment Form (PDF,
Word)
and mail or fax it to IROS 2006 (address on the form). Lengthy papers that do not clear
payment will not be included.
If a paper is accepted, at least one of
the authors is required to
register for the conference by July 15, 2006. Otherwise,
the paper will not be included in the conference proceedings.
Papers must be submitted via Web upload. Please follow
the link "Click Here to Submit Your Final Paper, PDF
Compliance File, Digest, and
Copyright Form" below to enter the Web
upload system. There you will find detailed instructions on the
submission procedure. In order to avoid the last minute crunch,
it is highly recommended to submit as early as you can. No
other means of paper submission is available.
Please do not send paper submissions by email.
» Click Here to Submit Your Final Paper, PDF Compliance
File, Digest, and Copyright Form.
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Final Video
Submission |
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Authors must submit their accepted videos electronically through
the conference website. In order to include your videos in the IROS 2006
DVD Proceedings, it
is essential that you follow the final video submission
instructions below closely! Videos failing to meet the format
requirements may be rejected. Under these requirements, you
are encouraged to create high quality videos suitable for DVD
production. Please note that the video file size limit has been
increased to 40 Megabytes to allow you to improve video quality.
>> Final Video Submission Instructions:
Video Format: Final videos
must be submitted in WMV (Windows Media) or MOV
(QuickTime) file formats only. IROS 2006 will not accept video
clips requiring a specific computing platform or additional
software (codec) to play. Please follow the guidelines below
to create videos suitable for IROS 2006 DVD.
Guidelines:
If you are Microsoft Windows XP users, we highly recommend .wmv
file format for your final video submissions. You can easily
create .wmv video files using Windows Movie Maker, which is a
video editing software included with Windows XP. Here is a
step-by-step guideline to create WMV files. If you are Apple Mac OS X users, we highly
recommend .mov file format for your final video submissions. You
can easily create .mov video files using iMovie, which is a
video editing software included with Mac OS X. Here is a
step-by-step guideline to create MOV files.
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Display Size: Final videos must be created to display
at 720×480 (in pixels).
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Frame Rate: 30 frames per second.
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Video Length: Final videos must be at 1.5 ~ 3 minutes
in length.
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File Size: The maximum size for each video file
is 40 Megabytes.
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Narration and Audio: Narration with
your video is required, without which the video will be
rejected. Please note that audio quality is as important as
image quality to the overall impact of your video. It is
generally better to add voice-over in a closed and quiet room.
This helps eliminate excess noise. Please also make sure that
the narration is synchronized with the action on the screen.
NOTE: If you add any background music, please make sure that it
is either in the public domain or that you have rights to use
the music.
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Title: A descriptive title slide for
the video is required, which should only contain the title
of your video, author names and affiliations. Please DO NOT
insert audio over your title slide.
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Content and Independence: Your video
should be understandable by itself. You should not assume that
the viewer has read your printed abstract. Therefore, it is
important to add a voice-over that explains what the viewer is
seeing to help the video stand on its own.
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Abstract: An abstract of 125 words or
less should be provided with each video briefly describing the
motivation for, approach towards, and results of the research
and highlighting key aspects of the video. It should be
submitted in ASCII text and it will accompany the video on the
final DVD. You will be requested to provide the abstract in the
final video submission page.
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Copyright: The IEEE Copyright Form (PDF,
Word)
must be submitted as a PDF file. Please sign it, scan it as a
PDF file, and send it in an email to
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Please note the subject line of your email must read "Copyright
of Video ID: ###" (Replace ### with your video ID number).
The most important issue that every author shall pay attention
to is to make sure
• Do not forget to sign the form.
• Do not forget to fill the Video Number field on the top
right of the form.
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If a video is accepted, at least one of the
authors is required to register for the conference by July 15,
2006. Otherwise, the video will not be included in the
conference proceedings.
Videos must be submitted via Web upload.
Before uploading, please perform thoroughly testing of your
video to ensure that your video file will play on a variety of
computers. If you are ready, please follow
the link "Click Here to Submit Your Final Video" below to enter the Web
upload system. There you will find detailed instructions on the
submission procedure. Please make sure you do not have
two-byte characters in your file name and file path for
uploading. Two-byte characters cause problems in
uploading. In order to avoid the last minute crunch,
it is highly recommended to submit as early as you can.
» Click Here to Submit Your Final Video.
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