2022 IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium (IV) has been posted to the IEEE Xplore digital library effective 2022-07-19.

Along with publication in IEEE Xplore, IEEE assures wide distribution of conference proceedings by providing abstracting and indexing information of all individual conference papers to worldwide databases. IEEE makes every reasonable attempt to ensure that abstracts and index entries of content accepted into the program are included in databases provided by independent abstracting and indexing services. Each abstracting and indexing partner makes its own editorial decision on what content to include.

If you have an accepted paper please note the following requirements:

Presentation

IEEE IV symposium is historically a single-track meeting dominated by poster presentations to maximize interaction between attendees.

This year, IV will be held simultaneously for on-site and remote participants. This hybrid format requires preparation that differs from earlier IVs. We therefore ask you to carefully read and follow the information below.

Oral presentations will be 15 minutes + 5 minutes for questions (strict 20 minutes total). All Oral presenters should check their presentation in the lecture hall at least 1 hour before the presentation. We recommend to do this even a day before your presentation.

Note: You cannot use your own laptop computer as IV22 is a hybrid conference, i.e. your talk will be visible in the Europa Hall but at the same time, we transfer it to remote participants. Bring a pdf or pptx file on a memory stick. Name the main file starting with your session code (e.g. Tu-Or1S.1). Make sure, to embed or pack all external files (video, sound, etc.). Links could change after copying to other folders. Powerpoint offers to pack by the command export-> pack presentation on CD>. Screen size is 16:9.

Your presentation will be streamed live, recorded and then only made available in the event app. This way, even our participants who are in a different time zone can watch your presentation later.

IF YOU HAVE AN ORAL PRESENTATION BUT CANNOT ATTEND THE SESSION IN PERSON – PRESENTATION VIDEOS

Please send your presentation as a video of a duration of no longer that 15 min to be uploaded until May 31st. Write an email to iv22@ika.rwth-aachen.de with the words “remote oral” and your session code (e.g. Tu-PO1S.1) in the title to get an upload link. At the day and time of your presentation (Conference Program is in German time zone) login to the IV22 15 min before your session starts. We will check technical issues with you, then at the presentation time play the video and afterwards you can personally answer questions remotely.

Posters in Interactive Session

For each interactive poster IV22 will offer a Full HD (1.920 pixel wide x 1.080 pixel high) Monitor. The size of the monitors is 48 inches. Note that the format is landscape, i.e. wider that tall. This will allow you to activate your poster by including animations, videos, etc. To use that you need to bring your own laptop with your poster, e.g. in pptx or pdf format. Monitors will offer HDMI and Displayport interfaces. It is best to bring your own adapter. There will also be a limited number of adapter sets available, if for example you use Apple and USB C ports or have tablets with mini HDMI ports. Make sure your laptop is compatible with one of those.

In order to have your interactive poster available in the conference app, we additionally encourage you to upload your presentation in the Interactive Session as a PDF or pptx file at https://data.fka.de/index.php/s/jLA24rmtbQDpJZy. Please note that the placement code in the program (e.g. Tu-Po1S.1) is included in the title. We will post this in our conference app so that participants attending online can also view your presentation and contact you if they are interested.

ORGANIZING YOUR INTERACTIVE POSTER:

Interactive posters offer to make your presentation more attractive by animation and by including videos, e.g. in the results section. Nevertheless, do not use this option excessively as animation may distract spectators from your main message. The basic message of the poster should always stay visible.

The title of your poster should appear at the top in large letters. Below the title, put the author(s)’ name(s) and affiliation(s). The flow of your poster should be from the top left to the bottom right. Use arrows to lead your viewer through the poster. Use color for highlighting and to make your poster more attractive. Use videos, pictures, diagrams, cartoons, figures, etc., rather than text wherever possible. Try to state your main result in 6 lines or less, in pronounced lettering so that people can read from a distance. Make your presentation as self-explanatory as possible. This will help to focus technical discussions.

Please check your laptop connection to the monitor before the session. You will have only a short time to connect your laptop to the monitor when the actual session starts. Your place for the poster is indicated with a number corresponding to the number of your paper in the session. A presenter should be present at your poster during the entirety of the session. If possible, more than one author should attend the session to aid in presentations and discussions, and to provide the presenters with the chance to rest or briefly view other posters.

In order to get the most interaction with other scientists, we recommend that you prepare an elevator talk of 100 sec to explain the main ideas and results to a colleague in the field. Additionally to this fast pitch, you will explain your methods in more detail to those who are interested. Inserting interactive buttons may be a good idea for some details. At the same time, the basic idea should stay visible for those who just walk by your poster and want to understand its basic idea.

IF YOU CANNOT ATTEND THE INTERACTIVE POSTER SESSION IN PERSON
– PRESENTATION VIDEOS

The IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium is about interaction among scientists and thus we are really happy that current German Covid regulations fully enable physical participation at IV. We are excited to see that so far the vast majority of participants has registered for on-site participation. Nevertheless, to allow participation from countries with severe Covid restrictions, we do allow poster presentations being replaced by a presentation video.

Presentation videos should have a duration of no longer that 15 min and may be uploaded until May 31^st. All IV participants will have access to those videos. Write an email to iv22@ika.rwth-aachen.de with the words “remote Poster” and your session code (e.g. Tu-PO1S.1) in the title to get an upload link.

NO SHOWS

No-shows are extremely annoying to any conference and the participants. Papers of authors who fail to provide any presentation at all will be removed from the conference proceedings.

If you have received positive feedback, please register as a participant here.

Our regulations and FAQ can be found here.