Accepted ICDM 2011 Demos

ID	Demo	Authors
SO001	BeTracker: A System for Finding Behavioral Patterns from Contextual Sensor and Social Data	Hsun-Ping Hsieh (National Taiwan University) Cheng-Te Li (National Taiwan University)
SO002	TeamExp: Top-k Team Formation in Social Networks	Mehdi Kargar (York University) Aijun An (York University)
SO003	SentiCorr: Multilingual Sentiment Analysis of Personal Correspondence	Erik Tromp (Eindhoven University of Technology) Mykola Pechenizkiy (Eindhoven University of Technology)
SO004	Route Discovery from Mining Uncertain Trajectories	Hechen Liu (University of Florida) Ling-Yin Wei (National Chiao Tung University) Yu Zheng (Microsoft Research) Markus Schneider (University of Florida) Wen-Chih Peng (National Chiao Tung University)
SO005	NetDriller: A Powerful Social Network Analysis Tool	Negar Koochakzadeh (University of Calgary) Atieh Sarraf University of Calgary) Keivan Kianmehr (University of Western Ontario) Jon Rokne (University of Calgary) Reda Alhajj (University of Calgary, Global University)
SO006	AskUs: an Opinion Search Engine	Shamita Pisal (Aruba Networks) Japinder Singh (Google Inc) Magdalini Eirinaki (San Jose State University)
SO007	BioGraph: Knowledge Discovery and Exploration in the Biomedical domain	Jeroen De Knijf (Antwerp University) Anthony Liekens (Antwerp University) Walter Daelemans (Antwerp University) Peter De Rijk (Antwerp University) Jurgen Del-Favero (Antwerp University) Bart Goethals (Antwerp University)

IEEE ICDM 2011 Call for Exhibits and Demos

ICDM '11: The 11th IEEE International Conference on Data Mining

Sponsored by the IEEE Computer Society
December 11-14, 2011, Vancouver, Canada 

Important Dates

August 9, 2011: Exhibit and Demo Proposal submission deadline (11:59pm Hawaii time) 
September 16, 2011: Exhibit and Demo Proposal Notification date 

The ICDM 2011 Exhibit and Demo sections will consist of an Exhibit Session and a Demo Session. The Exhibit Session will offer opportunities to distribute product, service, and company literature, give demonstrations and carry out recruitment activities. The Demo Session will provide data mining researchers and practitioners an exciting and highly interactive way to explore new ideas and results. Accepted demo papers will be published in the ICDM 2011 Workshops Proceedings. 

Exhibits

General exhibitors will be supplied with a standard table (180cm x 60cm) with fees.

• The first table will be charged US$1,000 and subsequent tables will be charged $500 each.
• These fees are valid only if payment is received by 23 Sept 2011. After 23 Sept 2011 the fees will increase by 20%.
• Exhibitors will be responsible for any other equipment including all hardware and software required for their exhibits.

Benefits for an Exhibitor

• One company logo at the conference web-site (in the exhibit & demo section)
• Option to include flyers or CD in conference bag for an additional fee of $200 per item
• Complimentary coffee breaks
• Discounted registration fee for all team members manning the exhibit

Exhibit proposals will be submitted to the Exhibit and Demo chairs by email. Please contact the Exhibit and Demo chairs for questions or proposals (contact information is below). 

Demos

• A demo is for:
  • demonstrating data mining software systems and libraries closely related to the area of data mining and knowledge discovery
  • showing new technological advances in applying data mining techniques.
• The demo proposal needs to describe:
  • the motivation for the demonstrated concepts
  • the design
  • the development and functionality of the work in an interactive setting
  • the significance of the contribution.

Preparing Your Demo Submissions

The demonstration submissions must be within four pages in IEEE proceedings style (double-column pages) and should include:

• Title
• Authors (name, affiliation, email, address, phone and fax)
• Corresponding author with her/his email address
• Abstract (max. 150 words)
• Keywords
• Category of the submission
• URL for the demo software (if available)
• Paper ID if the demo is related to a paper at the main conference
• Equipment you will bring (e.g., laptop, projector)
• Equipment you will need (e.g., table, poster board, power sockets)
• Special requirements (e.g., extra space and if so how much, video projector)
• Discussion of the present state of your demo (e.g., ready to demonstrate now, but if not, include a realistic estimate for conclusion and what remains to be done before you have a demonstrable system)

Selection Criteria

• Relevance to ICDM
• Novelty of the application domain
• Technical advances and challenges
• Quality and soundness of the underlying technology
• Potential for public interaction
• Overall attractiveness of the demonstrated system

Submit your demo proposals to ICDM 2011 

Demo and Exhibit Chairs

• Ming Hua, Facebook Inc., USA (arceehua@fb.com)
• Alex Thomo, University of Victoria, Canada (thomo@cs.uvic.ca)