Plenary lectures
Full length lectures that open a theme and set the tone for the sessions that follow, delivered by senior researchers and practitioners.
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Programme
The ACODS programme mixes invited lectures with parallel oral sessions, poster viewing and a workshop track. The published schedule lets delegates plan travel and choose sessions in advance.
Structure
How the days are organised
Sessions are grouped so that related work sits together. Delegates can move between parallel tracks and still follow a theme across the meeting.
Semi plenary talks
Shorter invited talks that bridge academia and industry, often focused on deployment and application experience.
Oral sessions
Parallel tracks of accepted papers, each with a chair and co chair who guide questions and select the best presentation.
Poster viewing
Dedicated time to discuss work in progress directly with authors, in a relaxed setting between sessions.
Special sessions
Narrower tracks proposed by the community that gather a cluster of work around one problem or method.
Workshop track
A hands on track held alongside the meeting for delegates who want to build practical skills.
Order of events
The shape of a conference day
Across the meeting, the sequence below repeats so that delegates know what to expect.
- Registration deskDelegates collect badges and the printed programme and settle any accommodation dues.
- Welcome and openingThe organising committee opens the meeting and introduces the host institution.
- Invited lecturesPlenary and semi plenary talks anchor the morning and afternoon blocks.
- Parallel sessionsContributed oral papers run in tracks, with poster viewing at the breaks.
- Awards and closeStudent paper prizes and best presentation awards are announced before the close.
Records
Schedule and proceedings
Programme at a glance
The overview sheet lists the session blocks and the invited lectures for each day, so delegates can pick a route through the meeting.
Open the brochureDetailed programme
The detailed version lists every paper, its session, its track and its time, together with room assignments.
Delegate informationProceedings
Accepted papers are collected into a proceedings volume made available to registered participants.
About IFACBest presentation award. One paper in each session receives a best presentation award. The decision rests with the session chair and co chair and is final. Selected papers are recommended to partner international journals.