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Important Dates

Last date for full Submission Deadline:

July 20, 2022

Last date for full Notification of Acceptance:

July 25, 2022

Last date for full Camera Ready Submission:

July 31, 2022

Contact Us

Conference Secretary: Ms. Li

Mobile: +86-15617773013

Email:contact@icsmmp.org

Working Hours: Monday to Friday
09:00-18:00 (GMT+8)

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

The detailed conference schedule is to be available online in July 2022. For your convenience, schedule at a glance is given below.

August 11, 2022

10:00-17:00

Onsite registration

15:00-17:00

Committee conference

August 12, 2022

09:00-9:10

Opening ceremony

09:10-12:00

Keynote speeches

13:30-18:00

Oral & poster presentation

18:20-20:00

Dinner banquet and award presentation

August 13, 2022

09:00-12:00

Round table discussion

13:30-18:00

City tour

 

ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION

SMMP2022 will consist of interactive round-tables for all participants of the conference. These have always been a fantastic occasion to share opinion and knowledge about different topics in Cyber Security and Information Engineering, that we all, one way or another, get to face. Each round table will be facilitated by a moderator, allowing the participants to engage, share their experiences and be inspired by the learning's and challenges of other.

The round-tables will give everyone a chance to meet new people and interact with the attendees at each of the tables to address new topics. Participants are encouraged to select their table according to their interest.

Round Table Agenda

▪ Welcome and the introduction by the moderator (5min)

▪ Briefly introducing participants in the table (5min)

▪ Identifying areas of common interest in the topic while brainstorming. (15min)

▪ Each member shares ideas and suggestions or experiences that relate to the topic. (60 min)

▪ Present the discussion points and the outcome of each round table by the moderator to all audience in the Hall. (10min)

PANEL DISCUSSION

Panels are an interactive, discussion oriented forum in which audience members are participants in the discussion. Panelists are strongly encouraged to propose topics likely to be of broad interest in the SMMP community and interactive sessions that will engage both the panelists and the audience in creative ways. Panels should not be a series of short talks, akin to a papers session.

Panels differ from Papers in that panels do not need to contain original research. They differ from other venues like Demonstrations in that they do not need to present a system or service. Panels are distinctive in their focus on:

1) Discussing topics of interest to the SMMP community;

2) Focusing on audience interaction with the panelists.

Panels will be included in the conference program, and will have a 90-minute slot in parallel with other sessions. The panel topic, moderator and panelists will be announced soon.