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THE FINAL PROGRAM OF IPIN 2023 IS NOW AVAILABLE!
We will start with the tutorials on Monday, 25th of September in the morning and, after lunch, the conference will start! IPIN will take place fully face-to-face!
The IPIN competition will take place on 23rd and 23th of September, see more information here<https://evaal.aaloa.org/2023/call-for-competition>.
Regular papers will be presented in oral sessions in 15 minutes (+3 minutes for questions), and work-in-progress will be presented as a poster during the poster session. The information about presentation guidelines can be checked in the author's guidelines for presenting<http://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_authorsguide.html>.
In addition, we will also have several social events:
* A welcome reception / ice-breaker on Monday evening (at the conference site).
* We have different sightseeing options<http://ipin-conference.org/2023/venue_sightseeing.html> on Tuesday.
* The gala dinner<http://ipin-conference.org/2023/venue_socialdinner.html> takes place on Wednesday.
If you still did not register, registrations are still open! Register here<http://ipin-conference.org/2023/registration_fees.html>.
We are excited to meet you in IPIN 2023!
On behalf of the IPIN 2023 Organizing Committees.
Several novelties to this call:
- a total of 8000€ worth of prizes is distributed
- a reduced fee is available for offsite competitors
- final dates for application deadline and offsite competition
Please spread the news.
* * * CALL FOR COMPETITION * * *
Tenth IPIN Competition
onsite and offsite Indoor Localization
<http://evaal.aaloa.org>
11-15 / 23-24 September 2023, Nuremberg (DE)
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The International conference on Indoor Positioning and Indoor Localization IPIN
is pleased to announce the tenth IPIN 2023 Indoor Localization Competition. The
competition is aimed at bringing together the academic and industrial research
communities for evaluating different approaches and envisioning new methods for
indoor and seamless localisation, an area where no generally accepted standards
exist yet.
The competition builds on the experience of previous competitions and is based
on the EvAAL framework, ensuring experience, solidity and a well-founded
scientific method. The IPIN 2023 Indoor Localization Competition consists of
three categories of contests: onsite, offsite-online, offsite-offline:
• Track 1: Smartphone (onsite)
• Track 3: Smartphone (offsite-online)
• Track 4: Foot-mounted IMU (offsite-online)
• Track 5: Smartphone (offsite-offline)
• Track 6: Smartphone on vehicle (offsite-online)
• Track 7: 5G CIR (offsite-online)
• Track 8: 5G ToF (offsite-online)
Results will be presented during dedicated sessions of the IPIN conference,
during which prizes will be awarded to the winners.
ONSITE TRACK
The competition will take place in Nuremberg, during the Sunday before the IPIN
conference. An actor carries the competing system by walking in in a predefined
area. Competing systems process data locally, without using any external aid,
and provide position estimates in real time. Survey of the area and system
calibration is restricted to Saturday. Prizes are awarded for a total worth of
2000€.
Track 1 - Smartphone: The actor walks carrying a smartphone which runs the
competing system, using the sensors available on the smartphones to identify the
user's position.
OFFSITE-ONLINE TRACKS
Competitors are provided with sensors data and use them to estimate the user
position. Competitors calibrate their algorithms in advance using ground truth
reference data (testing trials) and compete using new unreferenced data (scoring
trials). Competitors run their Trials through the EvaalAPI in the usual online
mode to emulate the causal, real-time behaviour of onsite Tracks. Scoring
trials are run on a Track-specific day. Prizes are awarded for a total worth of
1000€ per Track.
Track 3 - Smartphone: A pedestrian walking under realistic conditions in
buildings with possibly small outdoor parts, using data provided by a
conventional smartphone.
Track 4 – Foot-mounted IMU: A pedestrian carries ULISS (Ubiquituous Localization
with Inertial Sensors and Satellites), a state-of-the-art Inertial Navigation
System producing IMU magnetic and pressure readings plus GNSS data, without the
help of any maps, with possibly small outdoor parts.
Track 6 – Smartphone on vehicle: A smartphone affixed to a car dashboard records
sensors and impaired GNSS data on a partly outdoors, partly indoors route.
Track 7 – 5G CIR: A pedestrian with a smartphone moves through a warehouse-like
environment in LOS and NLOS conditions and observe Channel Impulse Response.
Track 8 – 5G ToF: People with a smartphone in hand or on a stick receive ToA
data in an open-plan office.
OFFSITE-OFFLINE TRACK
Competitors are provided with sensors data and use them to estimate the user
position. Competitors calibrate their algorithms in advance using ground truth
reference data (testing trials) and compete using new unreferenced data (scoring
trials). Competitors run their Trials through the EvaalAPI in the new offline
mode, where competitors download sensors data all at once and have a limited
time to upload all estimates at once. Prizes are awarded for a total worth of
1000€.
Track 5 - Smartphone: A pedestrian in a commercial facility records PDR and BLE
data provided by a smartphone for offline estimation of the walked path.
TECHNICAL COMPETITION DETAILS
The evaluation criteria for the competition, restrictions on the accepted
technologies, technical rules and a description of the benchmarks are detailed
in the technical annexes to this call. Possible refinements of the annexes,
even based on applicants' comments, will be distributed on the competition
discussion mailing list contest(a)evaal.aaloa.org and will appear on the EvAAL web
site <https://evaal.aaloa.org/>.
Competitors in offsite Tracks obtain sensor readings and submit position
estimates through the EvaalAPI web service <https://evaal.aaloa.org/evaalapi>.
For offsite-online Tracks, the aim is to emulate a causal process similar to the
data flow of an onsite Track: input data can be read only once and only in
sequence, and the timestamp of each submitted position estimate is the same as
the latest sensor reading. For offsite-offline Tracks, the aim is to emulate a
batch process with constrained computation timing.
All the data gathered by the competition committee during the competition,
including data produced by competing systems in offsite Tracks, will be
published after the competition for the purpose of research and comparison.
Winners of the competition are announced on the EvAAL and IPIN web sites and on
the contest mailing list. Scientific publishing opportunities will be offered
to competitors.
COMPETITOR ADMISSION PROCESS
A competitor can be any individual or group of individuals working as a single
team, associated to a single or a number of organizations, who wants to
participate in one or several tracks. Only one team from the same organisation
(laboratory) is allowed to compete.
Competitors apply for admission to the competition tracks at
https://evaal.aaloa.org/2023/application by providing a short (2 to 4 pages)
technical description of their localization system in PDF, which includes a
description of the algorithms and protocols used. The technical description
must be sent by e-mail to the chairs of the intended track, which is indicated
in the relative annex. Track chairs will accept or refuse the application in a
short time, based on technical feasibility and logistic constraints.
After acceptance of the competitor's technical description, one member of the
competing team is required to register on the IPIN conference site, specifying
that the registration is linked to a competition track. Full registration to
the conference covers participation in the competition process for one Track
(allotted time, support and space) and the submission of one paper describing
the system. Participation in a second Track can be added for an additional fee.
A reduced registration fee not including access to the conference is possible
for offsite Tracks. See http://ipin-conference.org/2023/registration_fees.html
Competitors who are authors of an accepted paper describing their system will be
allowed some days after the conference for updating it with competition data
before publication.
Competitors who wish to test their onsite system which does not fit any of the
onsite tracks may ask chairs of Track 1 to be admitted off-track, which will be
granted depending on organisational contraints.
Subscribe to the contest mailing list to get updated on the competition:
http://evaal.aaloa.org/mailman/listinfo/contest
IMPORTANT DATES
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Technical annexes published: April
Application opened: May
Test trials published: June
Application deadline: 31 August
Offsite competition: 11-15 September
Onsite competition: 23-24 September
Proclamation of winners: 28 September
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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Competition chair: Francesco Potortì – ISTI-CNR (IT)
Software chair: Michele Girolami – ISTI-CNR (IT)
Track chairs:
Track 1 Antonino Crivello – ISTI-CNR (IT)
Filippo Palumbo – ISTI-CNR (IT)
Track 3 Joaquín Torres-Sospedra – Universidade do Minho (PT)
Track 4 Miguel Ortiz – GEOLOC Team, University Gustave Eiffel (FR)
Ni Zhu – GEOLOC Team, University Gustave Eiffel (FR)
Track 5 Ryosuke Ichikari – AIST (JP)
Track 6 Wenchao Zhang – Academy of Opto-Electronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN)
Track 7 Maximilian Stahlke – Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits (DE)
Andreas Porada – Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits (DE)
Track 8 Wang Yi – Huawei Technologies (CN)
Cheng Li – Huawei Technologies (CN)
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ISTI - Area della ricerca CNR Skype: wnlabisti
via G. Moruzzi 1, I-56124 Pisa Web: http://fly.isti.cnr.it
(gate 20, 1st floor, room C71) ISPIN: https://ieee-jispin.org/
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REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!
The registration for the IPIN Conference 2023 is now open. You can find a summary of the fees at:
http://ipin-conference.org/2023/registration_fees.html
The early registration deadline is 31st July 2023.
On behalf of the IPIN 2023 Organizing Committees.
* * * CALL FOR COMPETITION * * *
Tenth IPIN Competition
onsite and offsite Indoor Localization
<http://evaal.aaloa.org>
23-24 September 2023, Nuremberg (DE)
================================================================================
The International conference on Indoor Positioning and Indoor Localization IPIN
is pleased to announce the tenth IPIN 2023 Indoor Localization Competition. The
competition is aimed at bringing together the academic and industrial research
communities for evaluating different approaches and envisioning new methods for
indoor and seamless localisation, an area where no generally accepted standards
exist yet.
The competition builds on the experience of previous competitions and is based
on the EvAAL framework, ensuring experience, solidity and a well-founded
scientific method. The IPIN 2023 Indoor Localization Competition consists of
three categories of contests: onsite, offsite-online, offsite-offline:
• Track 1: Smartphone (onsite)
• Track 3: Smartphone (offsite-online)
• Track 4: Foot-mounted IMU (offsite-online)
• Track 5: Smartphone (offsite-offline)
• Track 6: Smartphone on vehicle (offsite-online)
• Track 7: 5G CIR (offsite-online)
• Track 8: 5G ToF (offsite-online)
Results will be presented during dedicated sessions of the IPIN conference and
prizes will be awarded to the winners.
ONSITE TRACK
The competition will take place in Nuremberg, during the Sunday before the IPIN
conference. An actor carries the competing system by walking in in a predefined
area. Competing systems process data locally, without using any external aid,
and provide position estimates in real time. Survey of the area and system
calibration is restricted to Saturday.
Track 1 - Smartphone: The actor walks carrying a smartphone which runs the
competing system, using the sensors available on the smartphones to identify the
user's position.
OFFSITE-ONLINE TRACKS
Competitors are provided with sensors data and use them to estimate the user
position. Competitors calibrate their algorithms in advance using ground truth
reference data (testing trials) and compete using new unreferenced data (scoring
trials). Competitors run their Trials through the EvaalAPI in the usual online
mode to emulate the causal, real-time behaviour of onsite Tracks. Scoring
trials are run on a Track-specific day during the second week of September.
Track 3 - Smartphone: A pedestrian walking under realistic conditions in
buildings with possibly small outdoor parts, using data provided by a
conventional smartphone.
Track 4 – Foot-mounted IMU: A pedestrian carries ULISS (Ubiquituous Localization
with Inertial Sensors and Satellites), a state-of-the-art Inertial Navigation
System producing IMU magnetic and pressure readings plus GNSS data, without the
help of any maps, with possibly small outdoor parts.
Track 6 – Smartphone on vehicle: A smartphone affixed to a car dashboard records
sensors and impaired GNSS data on a partly outdoors, partly indoors route.
Track 7 – 5G CIR: A pedestrian with a smartphone moves through a warehouse-like
environment in LOS and NLOS conditions and observe Channel Impulse Response.
Track 8 – 5G ToF: People with a smartphone in hand or on a stick receive ToA
data in an open-plan office.
OFFSITE-OFFLINE TRACK
Competitors are provided with sensors data and use them to estimate the user
position. Competitors calibrate their algorithms in advance using ground truth
reference data (testing trials) and compete using new unreferenced data (scoring
trials). Competitors run their Trials through the EvaalAPI in the new offline
mode, where competitors download sensors data all at once and have a limited
time to upload all estimates at once. Scoring trials are run on a
Track-specific day during the second week of September.
Track 5 - Smartphone: A pedestrian in a commercial facility records PDR and BLE
data provided by a smartphone for offline estimation of the walked path.
TECHNICAL COMPETITION DETAILS
The evaluation criteria for the competition, restrictions on the accepted
technologies, technical rules and a description of the benchmarks are detailed
in the technical annexes to this call. Possible refinements of the annexes,
even based on applicants' comments, will be distributed on the competition
discussion mailing list contest(a)evaal.aaloa.org and will appear on the EvAAL web
site <https://evaal.aaloa.org/>.
Competitors in offsite Tracks obtain sensor readings and submit position
estimates through the EvaalAPI web service <https://evaal.aaloa.org/evaalapi>.
For offsite-online Tracks, the aim is to emulate a causal process similar to the
data flow of an onsite Track: input data can be read only once and only in
sequence, and the timestamp of each submitted position estimate is the same as
the latest sensor reading. For offsite-offline Tracks, the aim is to emulate a
batch process with constrained computation timing.
All the data gathered by the competition committee during the competition,
including data produced by competing systems in offsite Tracks, will be
published after the competition for the purpose of research and comparison.
Winners of the competition are announced on the EvAAL and IPIN web sites and on
the contest mailing list. Scientific publishing opportunities will be offered
to competitors.
COMPETITOR ADMISSION PROCESS
A competitor can be any individual or group of individuals working as a single
team, associated to a single or a number of organizations, who wants to
participate in one or several tracks. Only one team from the same organisation
(laboratory) is allowed to compete.
Competitors apply for admission to the competition tracks at
https://evaal.aaloa.org/2023/application by providing a short (2 to 4 pages)
technical description of their localization system in PDF, which includes a
description of the algorithms and protocols used. The technical description
must be sent by e-mail to the chairs of the intended track, which is indicated
in the relative annex. Track chairs will accept or refuse the application in a
short time, based on technical feasibility and logistic constraints.
After acceptance of the competitor's technical description, one member of the
competing team is required to register to the IPIN conference, specifying that
the registration is linked to a competition track. Full registration to the
conference covers participation in the competition process (allotted time,
support and space) and the submission of one paper describing the system.
Competitors who are authors of an accepted paper describing their system will be
allowed some days after the conference for updating it with competition data
before publication.
Competitors who wish to test their onsite system which does not fit any of the
onsite tracks may ask chairs of Track 1 to be admitted off-track, which will be
granted depending on organisational contraints.
Subscribe to the contest mailing list to get updated on the competition:
http://evaal.aaloa.org/mailman/listinfo/contest
IMPORTANT DATES
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Technical annexes published: April
Application opening: May
Test trials published: June
Submission of results: September
Proclamation of winners: during the conference
----------------------------------------------------
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Competition chair: Francesco Potortì – ISTI-CNR (IT)
Software chair: Michele Girolami – ISTI-CNR (IT)
Track chairs:
Track 1 Antonino Crivello – ISTI-CNR (IT)
Filippo Palumbo – ISTI-CNR (IT)
Track 3 Joaquín Torres-Sospedra – Universidade do Minho (PT)
Track 4 Miguel Ortiz – GEOLOC Team, University Gustave Eiffel (FR)
Track 5 Ryosuke Ichikari – AIST (JP)
Track 6 Wenchao Zhang – Academy of Opto-Electronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN)
Track 7 Maximilian Stahlke – Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits (DE)
Andreas Porada – Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits (DE)
Track 8 Wang Yi – Huawei Technologies (CN)
Cheng Li – Huawei Technologies (CN)
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Francesco Potortì (ricercatore) Mobile: +39.348.8283.107
ISTI - Area della ricerca CNR Skype: wnlabisti
via G. Moruzzi 1, I-56124 Pisa Web: http://fly.isti.cnr.it
(gate 20, 1st floor, room C71) ISPIN: https://ieee-jispin.org/
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CALL FOR PAPERS - 2ND DEADLINE EXTENSION (FIRM DEALINE!)
We received an overwhelming request for another small deadline extension. We decided to extend the paper submission deadline (for both regular papers and work-in-progress papers) for IPIN 2023 for another few days. The new deadline is 4 June 2023 (11:59 PM) AoE (anywhere on earth<https://www.timeanddate.com/time/zones/aoe>). Note that this is a hard deadline that will not further be extended!
More information is available here<http://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_papers.html>.
The authors of the best papers will be invited to submit an extended version of their work to be published on J-ISPIN<https://ieee-jispin.org/>. The extended versions will follow the regular review process and, if accepted, application processing charges will be entirely waived.
IMPORTANT DATES (AOE)
Call for Full / WiP Paper Submission 15.05.2023 31.05.2023 04.06.2023
Call for Measurement Slot Submission 26.05.2023
Notification of Paper´s Acceptance 21.06.2023
Call for Journal to Conference Track Submission 30.06.2023
Notification of JTCT´s Acceptance 30.07.2023
Notification of Measurement Slot Acceptance 30.07.2023
Competitions 23.09.2023 – 24.09.2023
Conference Date 25.09.2023 – 28.09.2023
IPIN 2023 SPECIALTIES (FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER)
* Journal to Conference Track, i.e., present J-ISPIN articles at IPIN conference (see details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_journaltoconference.html>)
* New IEEE Journal of Indoor and Seamless Positioning and Navigation (J-ISPIN)! Selected regular papers are invited to submit an extended version to J-ISPIN (see details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_journaltoconference.html>)
* Attention: Length of regular papers is limited to 6 pages (see details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_papers.html>)
CALL FOR JOURNAL TO CONFERENCE TRACK
Call for Journal to Conference Track is open! First time ever! As an initial experiment, this track will consider published articles from the IEEE Journal of Indoor and Seamless Positioning and Navigation (J-ISPIN), for presentation at IPIN 2023. See details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_journaltoconference.html>
CALL FOR MEASUREMENTS
Call for Measurements is open! A novelty of this years IPIN will be the unique opportunity to execute your own measurement campaign in the Fraunhofer IIS Test- & Applications Center L.I.N.K. See details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_measurements.html>
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On behalf of the IPIN 2023 Organizing Committees.
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CALL FOR PAPERS - DEADLINE EXTENSION
Due to numerous requests from authors, the paper submission deadline (for both regular papers and work-in-progress papers) for IPIN 2023 has been extended to 31 May 2023 AoE (anywhere on earth<https://www.timeanddate.com/time/zones/aoe>).
More information is available here<http://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_papers.html>.
The authors of the best papers will be invited to submit an extended version of their work to be published on J-ISPIN<https://ieee-jispin.org/>. The extended versions will follow the regular review process and, if accepted, application processing charges will be entirely waived.
IMPORTANT DATES (AOE)
Call for Full / WiP Paper Submission 15.05.2023 31.05.2023 AoE
Call for Measurement Slot Submission 26.05.2023
Notification of Paper´s Acceptance 21.06.2023
Call for Journal to Conference Track Submission 30.06.2023
Notification of JTCT´s Acceptance 30.07.2023
Notification of Measurement Slot Acceptance 30.07.2023
Competitions 23.09.2023 – 24.09.2023
Conference Date 25.09.2023 – 28.09.2023
IPIN 2023 SPECIALTIES (FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER)
* Journal to Conference Track, i.e., present J-ISPIN articles at IPIN conference (see details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_journaltoconference.html>)
* New IEEE Journal of Indoor and Seamless Positioning and Navigation (J-ISPIN)! Selected regular papers are invited to submit an extended version to J-ISPIN (see details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_journaltoconference.html>)
* Attention: Length of regular papers is limited to 6 pages (see details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_papers.html>)
CALL FOR JOURNAL TO CONFERENCE TRACK
Call for Journal to Conference Track is open! First time ever! As an initial experiment, this track will consider published articles from the IEEE Journal of Indoor and Seamless Positioning and Navigation (J-ISPIN), for presentation at IPIN 2023. See details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_journaltoconference.html>
CALL FOR MEASUREMENTS
Call for Measurements is open! A novelty of this years IPIN will be the unique opportunity to execute your own measurement campaign in the Fraunhofer IIS Test- & Applications Center L.I.N.K. See details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_measurements.html>
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On behalf of the IPIN 2023 Organizing Committees.
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CALL FOR MEASUREMENTS
This is a reminder that the deadline for getting a measurement slot at this year's IPIN facility is approaching. You can apply for one half day of measurements via ipin2023(a)iis.fraunhofer.de<mailto:ipin2023@iis.fraunhofer.de>. Please read the instructions<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_measurements.html> on information needed to apply. Do not miss this unique possibility for professional measurements for your research including:
* Access to precise reference systems for most localization experiments
* Access to unique robot placement systems, enabling time efficient experiment repetitions
* Multiple synchronization options (video, NTP, PTP, ...)
* Support by Fraunhofer staff
The submission deadline is 26th May 2023 - Get the data for your next impactful publication!
CALL FOR PAPERS - REMARKS ON THE PAGE LIMIT
This is a reminder that this year the page limit for research papers has been reduced to 6 pages strict (IEEE format) at the time of submission. After acceptance and successful revision, a full paper may be up to 8 pages long. However, please note that papers longer than 6 pages will incur additional page fees (per page) at the time of registration and final submission.
Please do not submit any paper longer than 6 pages for initial review.
The paper submission deadline is 15th May 2023
More information is available here<http://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_papers.html>.
The authors of the best papers will be invited to submit an extended version of their work to be published on J-ISPIN<https://ieee-jispin.org/>. The extended versions will follow the regular review process and, if accepted, application processing charges will be entirely waived.
IMPORTANT DATES (AOE)
Call for Full / WiP Paper Submission 15.05.2023
Call for Measurement Slot Submission 26.05.2023
Notification of Paper´s Acceptance 21.06.2023
Call for Journal to Conference Track Submission 30.06.2023
Notification of JTCT´s Acceptance 30.07.2023
Notification of Measurement Slot Acceptance 30.07.2023
Competitions 23.09.2023 – 24.09.2023
Conference Date 25.09.2023 – 28.09.2023
IPIN 2023 SPECIALTIES (FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER)
* Journal to Conference Track, i.e., present J-ISPIN articles at IPIN conference (see details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_journaltoconference.html>)
* New IEEE Journal of Indoor and Seamless Positioning and Navigation (J-ISPIN)! Selected regular papers are invited to submit an extended version to J-ISPIN (see details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_journaltoconference.html>)
* Attention: Length of regular papers is limited to 6 pages (see details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_papers.html>)
CALL FOR PAPERS
Call for Papers is open! See details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_specialsessions.html>. Deadline is 15th May, 2023!
CALL FOR JOURNAL TO CONFERENCE TRACK
Call for Journal to Conference Track is open! First time ever! As an initial experiment, this track will consider published articles from the IEEE Journal of Indoor and Seamless Positioning and Navigation (J-ISPIN), for presentation at IPIN 2023. See details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_journaltoconference.html>
CALL FOR MEASUREMENTS
Call for Measurements is open! A novelty of this years IPIN will be the unique opportunity to execute your own measurement campaign in the Fraunhofer IIS Test- & Applications Center L.I.N.K. See details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_measurements.html>
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CALL FOR PAPERS - DEADLINE APPROACHING!
This is a reminder that the paper submission deadline for research papers (6 pages, IEEE format) and work-in-progress (WiP) papers (5-16 pages CEUR-WS format) is approaching fast! More information is available here<http://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_papers.html>.
The paper submission deadline is 15th May 2021
Please have in mind that you can submit your paper to the general research track as well as one of our 8 special sessions<http://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_specialsessions.html>! The special session can be selected during the submission process.
The authors of the best papers will be invited to submit an extended version of their work to be published on J-ISPIN<https://ieee-jispin.org/>. The extended versions will follow the regular review process and, if accepted, application processing charges will be entirely waived.
We are looking forward to your contributions and are happy to welcome you in Nuremberg in September
IMPORTANT DATES (AOE)
Call for Full / WiP Paper Submission 15.05.2023
Call for Measurement Slot Submission 26.05.2023
Notification of Paper´s Acceptance 21.06.2023
Call for Journal to Conference Track Submission 30.06.2023
Notification of JTCT´s Acceptance 30.07.2023
Notification of Measurement Slot Acceptance 30.07.2023
Competitions 23.09.2023 – 24.09.2023
Conference Date 25.09.2023 – 28.09.2023
IPIN 2023 SPECIALTIES (FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER)
* Journal to Conference Track, i.e., present J-ISPIN articles at IPIN conference (see details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_journaltoconference.html>)
* New IEEE Journal of Indoor and Seamless Positioning and Navigation (J-ISPIN)! Selected regular papers are invited to submit an extended version to J-ISPIN (see details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_journaltoconference.html>)
* Attention: Length of regular papers is limited to 6 pages (see details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_papers.html>)
CALL FOR PAPERS
Call for Papers is open! See details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_specialsessions.html>. Deadline is 15th May, 2023!
CALL FOR JOURNAL TO CONFERENCE TRACK
Call for Journal to Conference Track is open! First time ever! As an initial experiment, this track will consider published articles from the IEEE Journal of Indoor and Seamless Positioning and Navigation (J-ISPIN), for presentation at IPIN 2023. See details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_journaltoconference.html>
CALL FOR MEASUREMENTS
Call for Measurements is open! A novelty of this years IPIN will be the unique opportunity to execute your own measurement campaign in the Fraunhofer IIS Test- & Applications Center L.I.N.K. See details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_measurements.html>
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On behalf of the IPIN 2023 Organizing Committees.
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IPIN 2023: SPECIAL SESSIONS & TUTORIALS AVAILABLE!
IPIN2023<http://ipin-conference.org/2023/> is getting closer and closer and we are pleased to announce two tutorials:
* Indoor Localization using Magnetic Fields (Gustaf Hendeby, Manon Kok, Isaac Skog)
* Pedestrian Inertial Navigation with ZUPTs: From History to Algorithmic Enhancements (Jörg F. Wagner)
The submission deadline for research and work-in-progress papers is set to 15th May, 2023.
Authors can send their paper to the regular event, or to one of the eight special sessions that have been proposed:
* Open Research Data and Reproducibility in Indoor Positioning Research
* Brain-inspired Positioning and Navigation
* Machine Learning for Localization and Navigation
* Experimental Evaluation of Photodiode-based Visible Light Positioning
* Localization and tracking for high-performance sport analysis
* Seamless Transition between localization systems
* Future 5G/GNSS High-precision Positioning for Mobile Terminals in Challenging Environments
* Wi-Fi CSI-Based Indoor Positioning
More information can be found here<http://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_specialsessions.html>.
The submission process for the special sessions is the same than for regular conference. The special session will be made available for selection during the submission process. The authors of the best papers will be invited to submit an extended version of their work to be published on J-ISPIN<https://ieee-jispin.org/>. The extended versions will follow the regular review process and, if accepted, application processing charges will be entirely waived.
We are waiting for your papers and hope to see you in Nuremberg in September!
IMPORTANT DATES (AOE)
Call for Special Sessions 02.04.2023
Call for Tutorials 21.03.2023
Call for Full / WiP Paper Submission 15.05.2023
Call for Measurement Slot Submission 26.05.2023
Notification of Paper´s Acceptance 21.06.2023
Call for Journal to Conference Track Submission 30.06.2023
Notification of JTCT´s Acceptance 30.07.2023
Notification of Measurement Slot Acceptance 30.07.2023
Competitions 23.09.2023 – 24.09.2023
Conference Date 25.09.2023 – 28.09.2023
IPIN 2023 SPECIALTIES (FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER)
* Journal to Conference Track, i.e., present J-ISPIN articles at IPIN conference (see details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_journaltoconference.html>)
* New IEEE Journal of Indoor and Seamless Positioning and Navigation (J-ISPIN)! Selected regular papers are invited to submit an extended version to J-ISPIN (see details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_journaltoconference.html>)
* Attention: Length of regular papers is limited to 6 pages (see details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_papers.html>)
CALL FOR PAPERS
Call for Papers is open! See details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_specialsessions.html>. Deadline is 15th May, 2023!
CALL FOR JOURNAL TO CONFERENCE TRACK
Call for Journal to Conference Track is open! First time ever! As an initial experiment, this track will consider published articles from the IEEE Journal of Indoor and Seamless Positioning and Navigation (J-ISPIN), for presentation at IPIN 2023. See details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_journaltoconference.html>
CALL FOR MEASUREMENTS
Call for Measurements is open! A novelty of this years IPIN will be the unique opportunity to execute your own measurement campaign in the Fraunhofer IIS Test- & Applications Center L.I.N.K. See details here<https://ipin-conference.org/2023/callfor_measurements.html>
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On behalf of the IPIN 2023 Organizing Committees.
* * * CALL FOR COMPETITION * * *
Tenth IPIN Competition
onsite and offsite Indoor Localization
<http://evaal.aaloa.org>
23-24 September 2023, Nuremberg (DE)
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The International conference on Indoor Positioning and Indoor Localization IPIN
is pleased to announce the tenth IPIN 2023 Indoor Localization Competition. The
competition is aimed at bringing together the academic and industrial research
communities for evaluating different approaches and envisioning new methods for
indoor and seamless localisation, an area where no generally accepted standards
exist yet.
The competition builds on the experience of previous competitions and is based
on the EvAAL framework, ensuring experience, solidity and a well-founded
scientific method. The IPIN 2023 Indoor Localization Competition consists of
three categories of contests: onsite, offsite-online, offsite-offline:
• Track 1: Smartphone (onsite)
• Track 3: Smartphone (offsite-online)
• Track 4: Foot-mounted IMU (offsite-online)
• Track 5: Smartphone (offsite-offline)
• Track 6: Smartphone on vehicle (offsite-online)
• Track 7: 5G CIR (offsite-online)
• Track 8: 5G ToF (offsite-online)
Results will be presented during dedicated sessions of the IPIN conference and
prizes will be awarded to the winners.
ONSITE TRACK
The competition will take place in Nuremberg, during the Sunday before the IPIN
conference. An actor carries the competing system by walking in in a predefined
area. Competing systems process data locally, without using any external aid,
and provide position estimates in real time. Survey of the area and system
calibration is restricted to Saturday.
Track 1 - Smartphone: The actor walks carrying a smartphone which runs the
competing system, using the sensors available on the smartphones to identify the
user's position.
OFFSITE-ONLINE TRACKS
Competitors are provided with sensors data and use them to estimate the user
position. Competitors calibrate their algorithms in advance using ground truth
reference data (testing trials) and compete using new unreferenced data (scoring
trials). Competitors run their Trials through the EvaalAPI in the usual online
mode to emulate the causal, real-time behaviour of onsite Tracks. Scoring
trials are run on a Track-specific day during the second week of September.
Track 3 - Smartphone: A pedestrian walking under realistic conditions in
buildings with possibly small outdoor parts, using data provided by a
conventional smartphone.
Track 4 – Foot-mounted IMU: A pedestrian carries ULISS (Ubiquituous Localization
with Inertial Sensors and Satellites), a state-of-the-art Inertial Navigation
System producing IMU magnetic and pressure readings plus GNSS data, without the
help of any maps, with possibly small outdoor parts.
Track 6 – Smartphone on vehicle: A smartphone affixed to a car dashboard records
sensors and impaired GNSS data on a partly outdoors, partly indoors route.
Track 7 – 5G CIR: A pedestrian with a smartphone moves through a warehouse-like
environment in LOS and NLOS conditions and observe Channel Impulse Response.
Track 8 – 5G ToF: People with a smartphone in hand or on a stick receive ToA
data in an open-plan office.
OFFSITE-OFFLINE TRACK
Competitors are provided with sensors data and use them to estimate the user
position. Competitors calibrate their algorithms in advance using ground truth
reference data (testing trials) and compete using new unreferenced data (scoring
trials). Competitors run their Trials through the EvaalAPI in the new offline
mode, where competitors download sensors data all at once and have a limited
time to upload all estimates at once. Scoring trials are run on a
Track-specific day during the second week of September.
Track 5 - Smartphone: A pedestrian in a commercial facility records PDR and BLE
data provided by a smartphone for offline estimation of the walked path.
TECHNICAL COMPETITION DETAILS
The evaluation criteria for the competition, restrictions on the accepted
technologies, technical rules and a description of the benchmarks are detailed
in the technical annexes to this call. Possible refinements of the annexes,
even based on applicants' comments, will be distributed on the competition
discussion mailing list contest(a)evaal.aaloa.org and will appear on the EvAAL web
site <https://evaal.aaloa.org/>.
Competitors in offsite Tracks obtain sensor readings and submit position
estimates through the EvaalAPI web service <https://evaal.aaloa.org/evaalapi>.
For offsite-online Tracks, the aim is to emulate a causal process similar to the
data flow of an onsite Track: input data can be read only once and only in
sequence, and the timestamp of each submitted position estimate is the same as
the latest sensor reading. For offsite-offline Tracks, the aim is to emulate a
batch process with constrained computation timing.
All the data gathered by the competition committee during the competition,
including data produced by competing systems in offsite Tracks, will be
published after the competition for the purpose of research and comparison.
Winners of the competition are announced on the EvAAL and IPIN web sites and on
the contest mailing list. Scientific publishing opportunities will be offered
to competitors.
COMPETITOR ADMISSION PROCESS (preliminary)
A competitor can be any individual or group of individuals working as a single
team, associated to a single or a number of organizations, who wants to
participate in one or several tracks. Only one team from the same organisation
(laboratory) is allowed to compete.
Competitors apply for admission to the competition tracks by providing a short
(2 to 4 pages) technical description of their localization system in PDF, which
includes a description of the algorithms and protocols used. The technical
description must be sent by e-mail to the chairs of the intended track, which is
indicated in the relative annex. Track chairs will accept or refuse the
application in a short time, based on technical feasibility and logistic
constraints.
After acceptance of the competitor's technical description, one member of the
competing team is required to register to the IPIN conference, specifying that
the registration is linked to a competition track. Full registration to the
conference covers participation in the competition process (allotted time,
support and space) and the submission of one paper describing the system. Note:
subscriptions related to competion allow for a single paper to be submitted,
rather than the two papers mentioned in the instructions for authors.
Competitors who are authors of an accepted paper will be allowed some time after
the conference for updating it before publication (to be confirmed).
Competitors who wish to test their onsite system which does not fit any of the
onsite tracks may ask chairs of Track 1 to be admitted off-track, which will be
granted depending on organisational contraints.
Subscribe to the contest mailing list to get updated on the competition:
http://evaal.aaloa.org/mailman/listinfo/contest
IMPORTANT DATES (tentative)
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Technical annexes published: April
Application: May
Test trials published: June
Submission of results: September
Proclamation of winners: during the conference
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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE (to be completed)
Competition chair Francesco Potortì – ISTI-CNR (IT)
Track 1 Antonino Crivello – ISTI-CNR (IT)
Filippo Palumbo – ISTI-CNR (IT)
Track 3 Joaquín Torres-Sospedra – Universidade do Minho (PT)
Track 4 Miguel Ortiz – GEOLOC Team, University Gustave Eiffel (FR)
Track 5 Ryosuke Ichikari – AIST (JP)
Track 6 Wenchao Zhang – Academy of Opto-Electronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN)
Track 7 Maximilian Stahlke – Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits (DE)
Track 8 Wang Yi – Huawei Technologies (CN)
Cheng Li – Huawei Technologies (CN)
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