Brazilian Symposium on Multimedia and Web
WebMedia - 2022
- URL: https://webmedia.org.br/2022/en/
- Event Date: 2022-11-07 ~ 2022-11-11
- Location: Curitiba, Brazil
The Brazilian Symposium on Multimedia and Web (WebMedia) is the main scientific event of the theme in Brazil and an excellent opportunity for scientific and technical exchange among students, researchers and professionals in the areas of Multimedia, Hypermedia and Web. In 2022, we will celebrate the 28th. edition of WebMedia in Curitiba-PR, Brazil, from November 7th to 11th, 2022. The symposium will be organized this year by the Federal University of Technology – Paraná.
We invite the research community to share research experiences and results by submitting technical papers that describe solutions to advance the state-of-the-art in Multimedia, Hypermedia and Web. Submitted papers will be evaluated in terms of originality, technical quality, relevance, presentation (organization, style, and clarity) and suitability of references to works in the state-of-the-art of the approached themes.
Each (full or short) paper will be revised by a minimum of three Program Committee members and invited specialists. The presentation of each accepted paper will be made in person in Curitiba – PR, Brazil. ..
***Instructions for Authors***
Authors may submit full or short papers. Full papers, limited to 13 pages without considering references, shall report substantial research based on fully developed results. Short papers (up to 6 pages excluding references), may describe ongoing efforts, containing partial results.
Papers must present their main contribution in the areas of multimedia, hypermedia and the Web, and may be related, among others, to the following topics of interest:
Accessibility
Content Adaptation and Personalization
Immersive Applications
Multi-Device Applications
Authoring and Annotation
Content Characterization, Analysis, Search and Retrieval
Characterization, Analysis and Modeling of User Behavior of Multimedia and Web Systems
Media Encoding and Processing
Electronic Commerce, Digital Economy and Monetization
Affective Computing
Mobile and Wearable Computing
Ubiquitous and Pervasive Computing
Trust, Justice, Bias Analysis and Ethical Aspects
Context Awareness
Crowdsourcing and Crowdsensing
Linked Data and Semantic Annotations
Misinformation, Hate Speech and Online Toxicity
Multimedia Distribution, Streaming and Sharing
Document, Model and Language Engineering
web engineering
User Experience and QoE
Explanability and Interpretability of Models
AI, Machine Learning and Deep Learning
Multi-User Interaction
Multimodal Interaction
Internet of Things (IoT)
Middleware and Distributed Infrastructure
Data Mining of Multimedia and Web Systems
Ontologies, Metadata and Semantic Web
Technical Standards and Norms
Natural Language Processing
Online radicalization
Human Activity Recognition, Gesture Recognition and Sign Language
Learning Resources
Social Networks and Social Media
Digital Health and Assistive Technologies
Security and Privacy
Synchronization and Multimedia Presentation
Multisensory Systems and Applications
Recommender Systems
Application Testing and Validation
Digital TV and IPTV
Papers can be written in Portuguese or English. Papers written in Portuguese should have both the title and abstract in English and, optionally, the abstract in Portuguese. This is a requirement of ACM, so even if it is written in Portuguese, the paper must have a title and abstract in English.
Papers should be written to allow double-blind review. Thus authors’ identifications must be replaced by “removed for double-blind review” both at the beginning of the article and in any references to their previous work.
Authors are encouraged to review previous WebMedia publications to see if their theme fits the symposium’s lines of interest. Also, consider the pertinence of including references to related works presented in previous editions of WebMedia, to assist the reviewers in evaluating the contribution, in particular, in the scope of WebMedia.
The event proceedings, containing full and short articles, will be published in the ACM Digital Library.
For more information, visit the website
We invite the research community to share research experiences and results by submitting technical papers that describe solutions to advance the state-of-the-art in Multimedia, Hypermedia and Web. Submitted papers will be evaluated in terms of originality, technical quality, relevance, presentation (organization, style, and clarity) and suitability of references to works in the state-of-the-art of the approached themes.
Each (full or short) paper will be revised by a minimum of three Program Committee members and invited specialists. The presentation of each accepted paper will be made in person in Curitiba – PR, Brazil. ..
***Instructions for Authors***
Authors may submit full or short papers. Full papers, limited to 13 pages without considering references, shall report substantial research based on fully developed results. Short papers (up to 6 pages excluding references), may describe ongoing efforts, containing partial results.
Papers must present their main contribution in the areas of multimedia, hypermedia and the Web, and may be related, among others, to the following topics of interest:
Accessibility
Content Adaptation and Personalization
Immersive Applications
Multi-Device Applications
Authoring and Annotation
Content Characterization, Analysis, Search and Retrieval
Characterization, Analysis and Modeling of User Behavior of Multimedia and Web Systems
Media Encoding and Processing
Electronic Commerce, Digital Economy and Monetization
Affective Computing
Mobile and Wearable Computing
Ubiquitous and Pervasive Computing
Trust, Justice, Bias Analysis and Ethical Aspects
Context Awareness
Crowdsourcing and Crowdsensing
Linked Data and Semantic Annotations
Misinformation, Hate Speech and Online Toxicity
Multimedia Distribution, Streaming and Sharing
Document, Model and Language Engineering
web engineering
User Experience and QoE
Explanability and Interpretability of Models
AI, Machine Learning and Deep Learning
Multi-User Interaction
Multimodal Interaction
Internet of Things (IoT)
Middleware and Distributed Infrastructure
Data Mining of Multimedia and Web Systems
Ontologies, Metadata and Semantic Web
Technical Standards and Norms
Natural Language Processing
Online radicalization
Human Activity Recognition, Gesture Recognition and Sign Language
Learning Resources
Social Networks and Social Media
Digital Health and Assistive Technologies
Security and Privacy
Synchronization and Multimedia Presentation
Multisensory Systems and Applications
Recommender Systems
Application Testing and Validation
Digital TV and IPTV
Papers can be written in Portuguese or English. Papers written in Portuguese should have both the title and abstract in English and, optionally, the abstract in Portuguese. This is a requirement of ACM, so even if it is written in Portuguese, the paper must have a title and abstract in English.
Papers should be written to allow double-blind review. Thus authors’ identifications must be replaced by “removed for double-blind review” both at the beginning of the article and in any references to their previous work.
Authors are encouraged to review previous WebMedia publications to see if their theme fits the symposium’s lines of interest. Also, consider the pertinence of including references to related works presented in previous editions of WebMedia, to assist the reviewers in evaluating the contribution, in particular, in the scope of WebMedia.
The event proceedings, containing full and short articles, will be published in the ACM Digital Library.
For more information, visit the website
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