REGISTRATION

Reistration is now available from the following REGISTRATION PORTAL

REGISTRATION FEES

ICMR'16 adopts an 'all-in-one' registration fee, which will cover your attendance to all events. The fee schedule is as follows:

Early registration (Deadline: May 20, 2016)	------------------	Regular registration (Deadline: June 3, 2016)	---------------	Onsite registration ---------	--------
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ACM/SIG Members	$625	ACM/SIG Members	$725	ACM/SIG Members	$775
Non-ACM/SIG Members	$725	Non-ACM/SIG Members	$825	Non-ACM/SIG Members	$875
Student Members	$225	Student Members	$325	Student Members	$375

REGISTRATION POLICY

Each paper will need to be covered by a UNIQUE full registration. Multiple papers (e.g., full, short, demo) will each need a corresponding full registration. Note that student registrations are NOT considered as full registrations. For ACM Member registration, you will need to provide your valid ACM membership number on the next page. For student registration, you MUST be a full-time student at the time of the conference in June 2016 (not the time of paper submission). To verify your student status, please present your student ID at the registration desk when picking up your badge at the conference.

REFUND POLICY

There is a full refund minus a $100 fee if you cancel on or before May 25, 2016. Refunds will not be offered after May 25, 2016. To cancel a registration, please email [email protected] and include the registration ID and the email address.

VISA INFORMATION

For those who need a VISA to travel to the United States, we can issue an invitation letter for your visa application. Visa application process varies at the US embassies/consulates in different countries, and the requirements may even vary for your different personal situations. Please consult with the US embassy/consulate where you are going to apply for the visa, if possible.

INVITATION LETTER

This is issued by the conference organization committee, which is an ordinary conference invitation letter. This is a quick and easy method, and the experiences indicate that this is good enough for most situations and most locations for applying for the visa.

You may request this invitation letter by sending an email to [email protected] , including the following information:

- Your name

- If you are an author of a paper accepted for the conference or a workshop, please provide the workshop name (if relevant), paper ID and the title

- Your email address

- Your date of birth, gender, and passport number

PRESENTATION GUIDELINES

Presenters are requested to prepare their presentations as follows. Please carefully refer to the program to check the presentation date, time, and type. For workshops, please follow the instructions from the workshop organizers.

Oral Presentations

Each paper in an oral session is allocated 25 minutes. This includes time required for the introduction of the speaker, as well as time for questions from the audience. Therefore authors are advised to prepare a 20-minute talk and leave time for questions at the end. Presenters are requested to be present at the podium at least 15 minutes before the start of their session and introduce themselves to the session chair as soon as they arrive. The room is equipped with PC projectors with a standard VGA connector. Presenters are requested to bring their own PC for the presentation. We strongly recommend presenters to check the compatibility of their PC and the projector before the session starts.

Poster Presentations

Each paper in a poster session will be provided with a board (36 inches height by 48 inches width). The poster board size is a hard limit, overflow space cannot be guaranteed. A presenting author is expected to be available in front of the poster for the entire duration of the poster session.

Demo Presentations

Each demonstrator will be provided with a table, a power outlet, and wireless internet access. If your demo has special requirements that exceed this, please contact the Demo Chairs as soon as possible. Each demo should be set-up before the session (e.g., during the coffee break) and removed after the session. Demonstrators must be in the demo space and present their demonstrations during the session-time.

STUDENT GRANTS AWARDEES

We are pleased to announce that SIGMM has provided resources to support a selected number of students to attend ICMR 2016. The student conference grants will be a contribution toward travel conference expenses, with amount depending on the number of grants awarded.

We are pleased to release the list of students who have been awardeed the 2016 ICMR travel grants (awardees will be contacted via personal email about the details of the award):

- Shilun Lin (Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications)

- Amaia Salvador (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya)

- Eva Mohedano Robles (Insight Centre for Data Analytics)

- P Vidyadhar Rao (IIIT Hyderabad, India)

- Rajiv Ratn SHAH (National University of Singapore)

- Venkatesh N. Murthy (University of Massachusetts, Amherst)

- Qing Li (University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei)

- Jiyang Gao (University of Southern California)

- Victor de Abreu Campos (State University of São Paulo UNESP)

- Hengliang Zhu (Shanghai Jiao Tong University)

- Baohan Xu (Fudan University)

- Jianfei Xue (Kobe University, Japan)

- Xi Wang (Fudan University)

CONFERENCE VENUE