On 31 Oct 2023, at 15:17, José Proença
<jose.proenca(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Mieke et al.,
I agree with the core of the call. Good work by the PC chairs.
Personally, I tend to prefer the names “Long/Short/Tool/Survey paper” (without the
“regular”), but I’m fine with any of the proposed alternatives. I would also swap the
order of submission types, leaving “tool papers” for last, since they have the longest
description (and may be perceived as more orthogonal).
Other minor doubts/suggestions:
• There is not too much information about artefact submissions - only in the
important dates. Maybe it should be clarified:
• if they are mandatory for n papers;
• possible rules for submitting artefacts (e.g., in Zenodo or similar,
source-code optional, but it should be possible to replicate results);
• In case we plan to assign badges, as Emilio mentioned, these rules should be
mentioned (and maybe an evaluation committee).
• Maybe it is possible to improve the description of tool papers, avoiding so much
content inside parenthesis.
Best,
José
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On 31 Oct 2023 at 04:38 +0000, Emilio Tuosto <emilio.tuosto(a)gssi.it>it>, wrote:
dear Mieke
overall I think the call is fine.
Re the terminology I prefer "Long papers", "Short papers" and
"Tool
papers" (although obvious, I'd add 'original/unpublished/not submitted
elsewhere' to the description of the papers).
Re badges: is the concern related to the discussion we had in Lisbon
about tools vs artefacts?
Thanks & Bye
eM
On 30/10/2023 21:23, Simon Bliudze wrote:
> Dear Mieke, all,
>
> W.r.t. Alberto's comment, I'd say the terms could be clearer if the
> words were inverted to be "Long regular papers (7-15 pages)" and
"Short
> regular papers (4-6 pages)". In other words, "regular", here, stands
in
> opposition to "tool" and, as such, makes sense to me. However, I would
> also be fine with "Long papers", "Short papers" and "Tool
papers".
>
> This being said, the idea that one should not seek to fill the paper to
> the maximum size unless that is necessary is valid independently of the
> above and can be stated explicitly.
>
> More important than that — in my view, at least — is the complementary
> point: if the paper is (roughly) 16 pages and would loose significantly
> in clarity when shortened to 15, I would recommend that the PC be
> flexible and tolerate the overflow. This might save a sleepless night
> for the authors and a headache for the reviewers. I do not remember
> whether we have implemented that policy with Laura in 2020 but we have
> definitely had it in place for FormaliSE 2021 and it went perfectly
> fine. *We did actually announce the flexibility in the CfP and had
> reminded the PC at the start of the reviewing process.*
>
> Last but not least, unless I have miscounted the proposed PC has an
> 11/23 female-to-male ratio, which is kind of underwhelming. True, this
> is very close to the ratio we had in 2020 (9/18) but last year it was
> already 12/17, which is much better.
>
> (For the SC, we are 9/17, which is better but only slightly ;-) )
>
> All the best,
>
> Simon
>
> On 30/10/2023 15:40, Alberto Lluch Lafuente wrote:
>>
>> Thanks Mieke.
>>
>> The draft CFP looks good to me.
>>
>>
>> I have a comment on regular papers: the used of term “long” sounds
>> strange to me. Most conferences just call them “regular papers”;
>> calling them “long” may be confusing. Additionally, I am not sure I
>> understand (or recall) the rational behind the long range of pages
>> (7-15 ). I guess it has something to do with “don’t fill 15 pages if
>> what you have to say can be done succinctly in less pages”. Should
>> this be explained in the call?
>>
>> Something not related to this specific CfP: The steering committee has
>> 26 members (almost the size of the PC).
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Alberto
>>
>>
>>
>>> On 30 Oct 2023, at 15.19, Mieke Massink <mieke.massink(a)isti.cnr.it>
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Dear Steering Committee members,
>>>
>>> Below please find a letter by the PC Chairs of Coordination 2024 in
>> which they present their proposal for the Programme Committee as part
>> of a draft CfP. The draft CfP including the PC list are attached to
>> this email.
>>>
>>> There is one point that should be made more clear, I think, which
>> concerns the procedure and aim of Artifact Badging. However, in order
>> not to delay the submission of the draft to you all I decided to
>> circulate the draft as it is now and ask you for possible further
>> suggestions to be communicated to the PC Chairs.
>>>
>>> It would be great if you could let me know your observations by
>> friday, November 3, at latest. As usual, I'll collect your suggestions
>> and pass them on to the PC Chairs in anonymised form.
>>>
>>> Many thanks,
>>>
>>> Mieke
>>>
>>>
>>> ==== Letter by Francesco and Ilaria:
>>>
>>>> Dear Mieke,
>>>> we have prepared a first (partial) draft of the CfP, including
>> proposals for the AE chair and PC .
>>>>
>>>> More specifically, we have:
>>>> - left the Scope section unchanged;
>>>> - slightly revised/extended the list of Main Topics;
>>>> - indicated the invited speaker (we are happy to inform you that
>> Marieke Huisman accepted our invitation 😀 );
>>>> - slightly revised the paper categories (in particular, we propose
>> to merge short and long tool papers in a single category);
>>>> - revised the timeline (in particular, we propose to have two
>> submission windows for artefacts: the idea is that artefacts
>> associated to tool papers play a crucial role for that kind of papers,
>> hence we would like to require to submit such artefacts together with
>> the tool paper submission; instead, artefacts associated to accepted
>> papers of other categories would be submitted after the camera-ready,
>> so as not to rush the authors to submit the artefacts while they are
>> finalizing the paper);
>>>> - agreed with LMCS the organisation of a joint COORDINATION/FORTE
>> special issue;
>>>> - indicated Saverio Giallorenzo as Publicity Chair (we propose a
>> new Publicity Chair since Giorgio Audrito has been promoted as member
>> of the PC);
>>>> - slightly revised/extended the list of PC members;
>>>> - proposed Rumyana Neykova as Artefact Evaluation Committee chair.
>>>>
>>>> Please let us know if you think the draft is fine for the
>> evaluation by the SC.
>>>>
>>>> Best regards,
>>>> Francesco & Ilaria
>>>
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