ICIDS 2015: International Conference on Interactive Digital Storytelling
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Día de Entrega:
2015-07-06 Extended
Fecha de Notificación:
2015-08-21
Fecha de Conferencia:
2015-11-30
Ubicación:
Copenhagen, Denmark
Años:
8
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Solicitud de Artículos
ICIDS 2015 (International Conference on Interactive Digital Storytelling) is a CORE C / QUALIS B3 conference held in Copenhagen, Denmark on 2015-11-30. The paper submission deadline is 2015-07-06 (extended). Acceptance notifications are sent on 2015-08-21.
This year, the International Conference on Interactive Digital Storytelling (ICIDS 8) will take place in Denmark at Aalborg University’s campus in central Copenhagen.
ICIDS has its origin in a series of related international conferences that ran between 2001 and 2007 (http://www.icids.org/). Since 2008, ICIDS became the premier annual venue that gathers researchers, developers, practitioners and theorists to present and share the latest innovations, insights and techniques in the expanding field of interactive storytelling and the technologies that support it. The field re-groups a highly dynamic and interdisciplinary community, in which narrative studies, computer science, interactive and immersive technologies, the arts, and creativity converge to develop new expressive forms in a myriad of domains that include artistic projects, interactive documentaries, cinematic games, serious games, assistive technologies, edutainment, pedagogy, museum science, advertisement and entertainment, to mention a few. The conference has a long-standing tradition of bringing together academia, industry, designers, developers and artists into an interdisciplinary dialogue through a mix of keynote lectures, long and short article presentations, posters, workshops, and very lively demo sessions.
We welcome contributions from a large range of fields and disciplines related to interactive storytelling, including computational narrative, narratology, computer science, human-computer interaction, media studies and media production, game studies, game design and development, semiotics, museum science, edutainment, virtual and augmented reality, cognitive science, digital humanities, interactive arts and transmedia studies. We encourage original contributions in the forms of research papers, position papers, posters and demonstrations, presenting new scientific results, innovative theories, novel technological implementations, case studies and creative artistic projects in the field of Interactive Digital Storytelling and its possible applications in different domains. We particularly welcome research on topics in the following four areas:
THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS
Theories and aesthetics of interactive storytelling
Narratology for interactive media
Cognitive, conative and affective aspects of narrative interactive systems
Models of narrative logic
The role of the author/designer in interactive storytelling
TECHNICAL ADVANCES
Story/world generation and experience management
Virtual characters and virtual humans
Autonomous agents and multi-agent systems
Synthetic actors
Semantic knowledge representation and reasoning about stories
Natural language generation and understanding
Non-verbal interactive stories
User modelling and narrative user interfaces
Authoring modes and tools for interactive digital storytelling
Media, VR and game technologies for interactive storytelling
ANALYSES AND EVALUATION OF SYSTEMS
Methods for testing user experience in interactive storytelling
Evaluation of interactive storytelling applications
Reviews, critical and normative analysis of creative works
Case studies, post-mortems and best practices
CURRENT AND FUTURE USAGE SCENARIOS AND APPLICATIONS
Collaborative storytelling environments and multi-user systems
Social, ubiquitous and mobile storytelling
Interactive narratives in digital games
Interactive cinema and television
Interactive storyworlds
Interactive non-fiction and interactive documentaries
Interactive narratives as tools for learning in teaching, e-learning, training and edutainment
Interactive narratives used in health, rehabilitation and exercise
Interactive storytelling in roleplay, larps, theatre and improvisation
Collaborative authoring
Interactive narrative in the real world (live installations)
Interactive narratives in museums
Future applications
SUBMISSIONS
The review process for ICIDS will be double blind. Authors should remove all identifying information from their submissions. If you are uncertain as to how to anonymize your submission, the following guidelines are worth looking at: http://www.chi2005.org/cfp/anonymous.html
All submissions must follow the Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) format, available at: http://www.springer.com/computer/lncs?SGWID=0-164-6-793341-0. Papers must be written in English, and only electronic submissions in PDF format will be considered for review.Submissions that receive high ratings in the peer review process will be selected for publication by the program committee as Springer LNCS conference proceedings. For the final print-ready version, the submission of source files (Microsoft Word/LaTeX, TIF/EPS) and a signed copyright form will be required.
All submissions will be processed using the Easychair Online Conference System. Authors are advised to register a new account well in advance of the paper submission deadline:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=icids2015