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You should have the following main sections in your paper: Abstract. ... Introduction. ... Related Work. ... One or more sections describing your Solution. ... Experimental Results demonstrating/proving your solution. ... Conclusions & Future Directions for your work Conclude with the main ideas and results of your work. ... References.

You should have the following main sections in your paper: Abstract. ... Introduction. ... Related Work. ... One or more sections describing your Solution. ... Experimental Results demonstrating/proving your solution. ... Conclusions & Future Directions for your work Conclude with the main ideas and results of your work. ... References.

Demo papers should describe the intended audience, point out the innovative aspects of the system being presented, and explain how those aspects contribute to the state of the art in knowledge and information management.

Some conferences will invite you to submit “detailed abstracts or completed papers.” Since most conference presentations are 20 minutes in length, a completed paper will run about 2500 words in length. (Time yourself: typically you'll find that you read a formal essay at the rate of about 125 words/minute.)

Demo papers are part of a special event organized during the conference. Participants are given the opportunity to demonstrate their most recent progress or developments, and interact with the conference attendees in an informal way, such as a demo, mock-up, or any adapted format of their own choice.

Brief or short paper: Summary of your research (less than 4 pages) Full paper: Complete paper describing your research in full (6-8 pages)

You should have the following main sections in your paper: Abstract. ... Introduction. ... Related Work. ... One or more sections describing your Solution. ... Experimental Results demonstrating/proving your solution. ... Conclusions & Future Directions for your work Conclude with the main ideas and results of your work. ... References.

Short papers should be 2000-2500 words in length excluding abstract and references. Authors should directly address one of the conference themes available on the conference website (https://iasdr2021.org/) demonstrating a high-degree of academic scholarship or practical significance.

You should have the following main sections in your paper: Abstract. ... Introduction. ... Related Work. ... One or more sections describing your Solution. ... Experimental Results demonstrating/proving your solution. ... Conclusions & Future Directions for your work Conclude with the main ideas and results of your work. ... References.

A general rule of thumb is that one double-spaced page takes 2-2.5 minutes to read out loud. Thus an 8-10 page, double-spaced paper is often a good fit for a 15-20 minute presentation. Adhere to the time limit.

Demo papers should describe the intended audience, point out the innovative aspects of the system being presented, and explain how those aspects contribute to the state of the art in knowledge and information management.

Dos Be brief and concise. Focus on the subject. Attract attention; indicate interesting details. If possible, use relevant visual illustrations (pictures, maps, charts graphs, etc.). Use bullet points or numbers to structure the text. Make clear statements about the essence/results of the topic/research.

Some conferences will invite you to submit “detailed abstracts or completed papers.” Since most conference presentations are 20 minutes in length, a completed paper will run about 2500 words in length. (Time yourself: typically you'll find that you read a formal essay at the rate of about 125 words/minute.)

1 - Regular Paper The paper structure should follow the normal pattern, including an introduction, comparison with related work, research ideas and results, critical analysis, conclusions and references. A regular paper can be accepted as "full paper" or "short paper".

Demo papers are part of a special event organized during the conference. Participants are given the opportunity to demonstrate their most recent progress or developments, and interact with the conference attendees in an informal way, such as a demo, mock-up, or any adapted format of their own choice.

Brief or short paper: Summary of your research (less than 4 pages) Full paper: Complete paper describing your research in full (6-8 pages)

Short papers should be 2000-2500 words in length excluding abstract and references. Authors should directly address one of the conference themes available on the conference website (https://iasdr2021.org/) demonstrating a high-degree of academic scholarship or practical significance.

A general rule of thumb is that one double-spaced page takes 2-2.5 minutes to read out loud. Thus an 8-10 page, double-spaced paper is often a good fit for a 15-20 minute presentation. Adhere to the time limit.

Dos Be brief and concise. Focus on the subject. Attract attention; indicate interesting details. If possible, use relevant visual illustrations (pictures, maps, charts graphs, etc.). Use bullet points or numbers to structure the text. Make clear statements about the essence/results of the topic/research.

1 - Regular Paper The paper structure should follow the normal pattern, including an introduction, comparison with related work, research ideas and results, critical analysis, conclusions and references. A regular paper can be accepted as "full paper" or "short paper".