WORKSHOP: Joint Doctoral Colloquium at the UbiComp 2017 and ISWC 2017 Conferences

这笔资金用于部分支持一个由来自美国和海外的大约24名有前途的博士生(最多2名国际参与者将得到NSF支持)参加的联合博士研究座谈会(研讨会)，该研讨会将通过同行审查程序选出，以及来自学术和工业实验室的两个由4名受邀杰出研究人员组成的小组。此次活动将与第19届ACM普适计算国际联席会议(UbiComp)和第21届ACM可穿戴计算国际研讨会(ISWC)一起举行，该研讨会将于9月11日至15日在夏威夷毛伊岛举行，由计算机械协会赞助。ACM普适和普适计算国际联席会议(UbiComp)是该领域领先的国际研究人员、设计师、开发人员和实践者展示和讨论普适和普适计算各个方面的新成果的主要跨学科场所。这包括设计、开发和部署无处不在和无处不在的计算技术，以及理解这些技术促进的人类体验和社会影响。相关研究课题包括但不限于系统和基础设施、设备和技术、应用程序和经验、方法和工具以及理论和模型。欲了解更多有关这次会议的信息，请访问http://www.ubicomp.org/ubicomp2017/.。ISWC是一个致力于可穿戴技术尖端研究的会议，也是可穿戴计算以及与身体和穿戴移动技术相关的问题的主要论坛。每年，ISWC都会将研究人员、产品供应商、时尚设计师、纺织品制造商、用户和相关专业人士聚集在一起，分享可穿戴计算方面的信息和进展。会议通常包括专门的研讨会、评审团设计竞赛、生动的小玩意展，以及展示可穿戴计算最新进展的高质量论文演示会议。欲了解更多有关这次会议的信息，请访问http://www.iswc.net/iswc17/.。ISWC/UbiComp联合博士座谈会将有助于扩大与普适计算相关的各个领域正在攻读研究生课程的年轻研究人员的参与，使他们有机会在社区中更广泛地接触他们的创新工作，并从研究界的高级成员那里获得反馈和指导。它将进一步帮助培养这些年轻研究人员的社区意识，使他们能够在自己之间以及与处于专业发展关键阶段的资深研究人员建立一个社交网络。自那以后，UbiComp博士联盟的许多参与者都进入了备受瞩目的研究生涯。活动组织者致力于实现学生参与者的多样性，包括性别和种族方面的多样性。ISWC/UbiComp联合博士生座谈会的目标是：提供一个论坛，允许高级博士生参加ISWC/UbiComp会议并参与该计划，并鼓励他们在未来进一步参与；让新兴的ISWC和UbiComp研究人员有机会展示他们的工作，并从他们可能无法在本国机构接触到的受人尊敬的研究人员那里获得反馈、指导和鼓励；为高级博士生提供讨论的机会，让他们接触到各自领域和密切相关领域的新视角；促进建立研究关系，使学生在职业发展过程中继续受益；并向UbiComp/ISWC社区展示初级研究人员在该领域开展的研究的多样性和深度。为此，博士座谈会的形式将促进下一代可穿戴和泛在计算研究人员和该领域知名顶尖研究人员之间的思想开放交流和深入讨论。座谈会将以联合会议开始，所有参与者将展示他们1分钟的研究报告。随后，与会者将在两个平行轨道上进行深入介绍，由各自的会议小组出席。学生将被鼓励在课程之间自由移动，根据他们的兴趣参加演讲。座谈会将以联合职业发展小组结束。用餐和休息时间将共享。演讲将安排充足的时间，以提问和从小组和其他学生参与者那里获得建设性的反馈。将特别强调这样的主题，如聚焦研究问题和确保研究活动适当地解决研究问题，根据工作的预期贡献选择和应用合适和正确的方法，以及对结果、结果和贡献进行适当的分析、框架和交流。在华盛顿特区的午餐和晚餐活动期间，将有更多非正式讨论和联系的机会。来自DC的扩展摘要将在会议的补充会议记录中分发给所有与会者，并在ACM和IEEE数字图书馆中编制索引，提供进一步的曝光。最后，专题讨论会的与会者还将被要求编写一份海报，作为主要会议的一部分，用于国际空间委员会/UbiComp DC联合海报会议。

This is funding to partially support a joint doctoral research colloquium (workshop) of about 24 promising doctoral students from the United States and abroad (up to 2 international participants to be supported by NSF), to be selected through a peer review process, along with two panels of 4 invited outstanding researchers from both academic and industrial labs. The event will take place in conjunction with the 19th ACM International Joint Conference on Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing (UbiComp) and the 21st ACM International Symposium on Wearable Computing (ISWC), to be collocated in Maui, Hawaii on September 11-15, and sponsored by the Association for Computing Machinery. The ACM International Joint Conference on Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing (UbiComp) is the premier interdisciplinary venue in which leading international researchers, designers, developers, and practitioners in the field present and discuss novel results in all aspects of ubiquitous and pervasive computing. This includes the design, development, and deployment of ubiquitous and pervasive computing technologies and the understanding of human experiences and social impacts that these technologies facilitate. Relevant research topics include, but are not limited to, systems and infrastructures, devices and techniques, applications and experiences, methodologies and tools, and theories and models. More information about the conference may be found at http://www.ubicomp.org/ubicomp2017/. ISWC is a conference dedicated to cutting-edge research in wearable technologies, and is the premier forum for wearable computing and issues related to on-body and worn mobile technologies. Every year, ISWC brings together researchers, product vendors, fashion designers, textile manufacturers, users, and related professionals to share information and advances in wearable computing. The conference typically includes dedicated workshops, a juried design competition, a lively gadget show, and high-quality paper presentation sessions revealing the latest in wearable computing progress. More information about this conference may be found at http://www.iswc.net/iswc17/. The joint ISWC/UbiComp Doctoral Colloquium will help expand the participation of young researchers pursuing graduate studies in the various fields associated with ubiquitous computing, by affording them an opportunity to gain wider exposure in the community for their innovative work and to obtain feedback and guidance from senior members of the research community. It will further help foster a sense of community among these young researchers, by allowing them to create a social network both among themselves and with senior researchers at a critical stage in their professional development. Many participants in past UbiComp doctoral consortia have since gone on to high profile research careers. The event organizers are committed to achieving diversity among the student participants, including in terms of gender and ethnicity. To further support diversity, no more than 2 students will be accepted from any one institution.The goals of the joint ISWC/UbiComp Doctoral Colloquium are: to provide a forum that will allow senior-level doctoral students to attend the ISWC/UbiComp conferences and take part as contributors to the program, as well as encourage further participation in the future; to give emerging ISWC and UbiComp researchers the opportunity to present their work and receive feedback, guidance, and encouragement from respected researchers to whom they may not have ready access at their home institutions; to provide opportunities for discussion among senior-level doctoral students to expose them to new perspectives on their field and in closely related fields; to foster the building of research relationships that will continue to benefit the students as they progress in their careers; and to expose the diversity and depth of research in the field as being undertaken by junior researchers to the greater UbiComp/ISWC community. To these ends, the format of the doctoral colloquium will facilitate the open exchange of ideas and in-depth discussion among members of the next generation of wearable and ubiquitous computing researchers and established top researchers in the area. The colloquium will begin with a joint session in which all participants will present a 1-minute version of their research. Subsequently, participants will present in-depth in two parallel tracks, attended by the respective conference panels. Students will be encouraged to move freely between the sessions, attending presentations according to their interests. The colloquium will close with a joint career development panel. Meals and breaks will be shared. Presentations will be scheduled with ample time allotted for questions and constructive feedback from the panel and from the other student participants. Particular emphasis will be given to such topics as focusing research questions and ensuring that research activities appropriately address the research questions, the selection and application of fitting and correct methods given the intended contributions of the work, and the appropriate analysis, framing, and communication of findings, results, and contributions. Additional opportunities for more informal discussion and networking will be during the DC lunch and dinner events. Extended abstracts from the DC will be distributed in the conference's supplemental proceedings to all conference attendees, and indexed in the ACM and IEEE digital libraries, offering further exposure. Finally, colloquium participants will also be asked to prepare a poster for a joint ISWC/UbiComp DC poster session as part of the main conference.