Call for Workshop

CONTEXT & SCOPE

Proposals for workshops should be submitted in PDF format, must not exceed 2 pages in length and contain the following information.

  1. Title and brief technical description of the workshop, specifying the goals and the technical issues that will be the focus of the workshop.

  2. A brief description of why and to whom the workshop is of interest.

  3. A list of related workshops or similar events held in the last 3 years, or to be held in 2025.

  4. The names and contact information (web page, email address) of the proposed technical program committee. This international committee should consist of at least 10 people knowledgeable about the technical issues to be addressed, with a balanced background and preferably not more than two members of the same institution.

  5. A description of the qualifications of the organizers (who would be the workshop chairs) with respect to organizing this workshop. This can include papers published in the proposed topic area, previous workshop organization, and other relevant information. There should be at least two organizers from distinct institutions and countries.

Submit your workshop proposal by e-mail to the chairs: daniel.balouek@inria.fr, guillaume.rosinosky@imt-atlantique.fr

IMPORTANT DATES

Note: Workshops may be approved and announced early based on the quality of the proposal and track record of previous editions.

TOPICS OF INTEREST

We encourage workshops on both established research topics to promote newly developed ideas as well as workshops on emerging topics with sufficient body of research being carried out cross-cutting into big data, data analytics and ML/AI research. Topics of interest include but are not limited to:

RESPONSIBILITIES

Workshop organizers will be responsible for:

The BDCAT 2025 Conference Organizing Committee will be responsible for:

ADDITIONAL NOTES

  1. If the workshop does not attract enough submissions, the BDCAT 2025 Organizing Committee may merge it with another workshop or cancel it.

  2. Workshop organizers must ensure high-quality reviews with at least 3 reviews per paper and an acceptance rate no higher than 50%.

  3. Workshops are not automatically endorsed by IEEE or ACM and should not use these organizations’ names in their titles.