Important Dates

  • Submissions: 1st Aug 2014
  • Notifications: 18th Aug 2014
  • Camera Ready: 29th Aug 2014
  • Earlybird Reg: 31st Aug 2014
  • Workshop: 13th Sept 2014

 

Last Year's Workshop

The proceedings from the euroHCIR 2013 workshop are now online: http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-909/

 

Related Co-located Events

EuroHCIR2014 will be immediately after DL2014 (London, UK), and just before CLEF2014 (Sheffield, UK).

 

Twitter

We'll be using the #euroHCIR hashtag where possible

 

 

Call for Papers

In common with the wider HCIR community, but tailored to engage with the IR community, this workshop will be focused on submissions based on, but not limited to, the following topics:

  • Exploratory search and information discovery.
  • HCIR systems for large collections (e.g. digital libraries, patent retrieval, etc)
  • IR systems for extended sessions (e.g. holiday planning, entertainment, and casual browsing)
  • Applications of HCI techniques to IR needs in specific domains.
  • Modelling and evaluation of HCIR / IR.
  • Scale and efficiency considerations for HCIR systems.
  • Simulation of extended IR sessions and tasks
  • Novel interaction techniques for IR.
  • Relevance feedback / active learning approaches for IR.

Industry Submissions

The enterprise and web search experiences from professionals, such as UX designers etc, are a key part of understanding excellence in HCIR design. We are inviting case studies and position papers that go beyond a simple narrative to describe lessons learned for the community.

Industry submissions will be evaluated more in terms of their contributions to lessons learned than through pure academic merit.

Academia Submissions

From the research community, we are interested in late breaking results, or challenging, controversial, or insightful position papers that might shape the way the HCIR community thinks ahead.

Academic contributions will be evaluated in terms of their contribution to the thinking and discussion for the workshop and the community.

Submissions

Long Papers - 6-10 page anonymised ACM format PDFs, describing original and significant pieces of work, either notable case studies of industry projects, or detailed novel academic work.

Short Papers - 2-4 page anonymised ACM format PDFs, describing original case studies, small original contributions, demos, or well-argued position papers.

More details are in our submissions page.