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ACM DEV-4
4th Symposium on Computing for Development
Co-located with ICTD
December 6-7, 2013
Cape Town, South Africa
http://dev4.acmdev.org/

Call for Posters

Poster submissions for DEV-4 are due Sept 13, 2013 (extended deadline).
Posters are displayed during the Conference and are a great forum for
highlighting new or ongoing work of interest to the DEV community! Poster
submissions should be 2-page written abstracts in ACM format submitted as a
PDF via the posters submission site (http://posters.acmdev.org/). Any
full-length paper submission not accepted as full paper will be considered
as poster submission, with author permission. In that case, no additional
poster abstract submission is required. Posters accepted to the conference
will have a 2-page abstract summary indexed in the ACM Digital Library.

About ACM DEV-4

DEV-4 provides an international forum for research in the design and
implementation of information and communication technologies (ICTs) for
social and economic development. In particular, we focus on emerging
contexts where conventional computing solutions are often inappropriate due
to various contextual factors - including, but not limited to, cost,
language, literacy, and the availability of power and bandwidth.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

Networks/Systems/Security/Architecture

    Low-cost wireless connectivity
    Intermittent networks and systems
    Power-efficient systems
    Low-cost computing devices
    Mobile systems and applications
    Mixed networks, e.g., telephony and IP
    Special-purpose sensor systems
    Security challenges in developing regions

HCI/Applications

    User interfaces for low-literacy populations
    Multi-lingual computing
    User-interfaces for low-cost devices
    Participatory methods and user-centered design
    Accessibility to disabled populations in developing regions
    Design and evaluation of applications for health, microfinance,
education, agriculture, entertainment

AI/NLP/Data Mining/Speech/Vision

    Machine learning techniques for large-scale data analysis in
development contexts
    Adapting content and applications to local languages and education
levels
    Understanding social relationships and information flows in
disadvantaged societies
    Speech interfaces and speech recognition for low-resource languages
    Development of new AI-centric tools/solutions for development
    Computer vision challenges in development

We also welcome posters outside of these topics that address the DEV focus
on computing innovations supporting social and economic development.

For more information, see the webpage (http://dev4.acmdev.org/) or contact
the Program Co-Chairs (Margaret Martonosi, Princeton and Bhaskaran Raman,
IIT Bombay).
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