ADMA2024 Call for Tutorials

The 20th International Conference on Advanced Data Mining and Applications (ADMA2024) will be held in Sydney, Australia during 3rd ~ 5th December 2024. ADMA2024 aims at bringing together the experts on data mining from around the world and providing a leading international forum for the dissemination of original research findings in data mining, spanning applications, algorithms, software, and systems, as well as different applied disciplines with potential in data mining.

It is our great pleasure to invite you to participate in this premier annual event through delivering courses and tutorials that focus on cutting-edge research directions and initiatives that are closely related to research and applications of data mining. Technically, each tutorial should give a comprehensive overview of a specific topic that covers state-of-the-art scientific research, development, and applications in data mining, and will stimulate our future work as well.

Expected inspiring tutorials should be educational rather than a simple technical survey. We encourage tutorials to focus on interdisciplinary, novel, or fast-growing directions and significant applications relevant to data mining. As part of our efforts to support the data mining community, we highly encourage application-oriented tutorials that motivate attendees to learn particular tools, open-source software, and applications, which can further promote the data mining community. A preferred tutorial should be organised as a half-day course. Longer course, e.g., a full-day course, is also possible if the topic is anticipated to attract widespread research attention. All the speakers of an accepted tutorial must register in full and attend the conference to deliver the tutorial, otherwise the tutorial will not be included in the conference program.

Tutorial Proposal Submission

The tutorial proposal submission portal: https://cmt3.research.microsoft.com/ADMA2024.

When creating a tutorial proposal submission, the proposer should select the "Proposal & Abstract Track" first. After populating the submission form with information like title, abstract, and authors, the proposer should tick the "Tutorial Proposal" option under "SUBJECT AREAS". Following this step correctly is important to ensure that the proposal go the Tutorial Chairs for review.

Important Dates

  Tutorial Proposal Deadline
1st November, 2024 (AoE) (Friday)

  Tutorial Notification Date
Within 2 weeks after submission

Submission Guidelines

Proposal Submission Guidelines

ADMA Tutorial Proposals should be in PDF format of at most three pages (excluding biographies and references) and provide the following information in an organised and informative way:

  • Speaker Team: Provide a list of speakers of the submitted tutorial, with nominating at least one of them being the primary contact person(s). Specific information required for each speaker:

    • Names

    • Affiliations

    • Country

    • Short bio (including relevant event organisation experience)

    • Primary contact person or not.

    • E-mail

    • Homepage (if any)

  • The presentation has max 3 speakers (half-day, about 2.5 hours) or 5 speakers (full-day, about 5 hours). Please provide a brief justification if the number of speakers exceeds the limit.

  • Title: title of the tutorial.

  • Abstract: up to 200 words, to allow conference attendees to understand the topic and the focus of the tutorial.

  • Suitability: Explain and justify why this tutorial can attract great interest or show the significance of the data mining and application community. Clarify whether there are any related or similar courses/tutorials in other venues.

  • Course description (less than 1 page): A simple outline of the tutorial in the form of an itemised list with the estimated time for each topic; A list of topics to be covered, along with a brief outline and essential details; A description of how this proposal relates to the themes of ADMA.

  • Expected target audience and prerequisites: Figure out an estimated number of participants.

  • Preference for a half- or full-day course (the latter needs a brief justification).

  • A list of important references should be covered in this tutorial (but less than 30).

  • If a panel discussion is necessary at the end of the tutorial session, the organization details (duration, number of panellists) must be included in the tutorial proposal.

Enquiries

All enquiries about tutorial proposals should be emailed to the Tutorial Chairs via adma2024@mq.edu.au, with a subject starting with "[ADMA2024 Tutorial]".

Special Session Track Chairs

  • Dr Yipeng Zhou, Macquarie University, Australia
  • Dr. Guansong Pang, Singapore Management University, Singapore
  • Dr. Ye Zhu, Deakin University, Australia