Categorie : GSI 2027

Key deadlines

Key deadlines

Important dates:

    • CMT (Microsoft Research) opening: February 17th 2025 – 23:59 CEST (Paris time)
    • Deadline for 8 pages SPRINGER LNCS format: April 22nd 2025 – 23:59 CEST (Paris time)
    • Notification of acceptance: June 2nd 2025
    • Camera-ready submission: July 1st , 2025 – 23:59 CEST (Paris time)
    • Registration opening: August 4th , 2025 – 23:59 CEST (Paris time)
    • Registration deadline for hardcopy of proceedings : September 15th , 2025 – 23:59 CEST (Paris time)June 
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Authors instructions

Authors instructions

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Preparing Your Submission

Submissions to GSI’25 must adhere to the following requirements :

Language and Tools

  • Language: English
  • Word Processor: Microsoft Word or LaTeX
  • Paper Template: Use the provided template without modifications to font, font size, or line spacing.
  • Page Format: A4 size (21 cm x 29.7 cm).

Author Identification

  • Include affiliations and full addresses of all authors.
  • The corresponding author’s email must be specified.

Length and Format

  • Submissions are limited to 8 pages, including figures and bibliography.
  • Final camera-ready papers can extend to 10 pages (for refining explanations or improving style).
  • Page Numbering: Do not number pages.
  • Special Characters: Use “Insert Symbol” for any special characters (avoid numeric codes).

Paper Templates and Instructions

  • Templates are available in LaTeX and Microsoft Word formats:
  • Use Springer’s LNCS (Lecture Notes in Computer Science) guidelines for proceedings:
    • Guidelines and Licence to Publish
    • Instructions for Proceedings Authors (PDF, 191KB)

Eligibility

  • Previously Unpublished Work: Only papers not published in peer-reviewed venues are eligible. Preprints on arXiv or personal websites remain eligible.
  • Workshop Papers: Papers substantially enhanced (at least 30% new material) from workshop versions are eligible.

Submission Process

1. Paper Submission

  • Submissions open via CMT (Microsoft Research) on February 17, 2025 (see “submit” button bottom/right of the page)
  • Submit a title, abstract, and metadata via CMT.
  • Upload the full paper by April 22, 2025. – 23:59 CEST (Paris time)

2. Artifact Appendices (Optional)

  • Artifact Description (AD): A mandatory appendix explaining computational artifacts or their absence.
  • Artifact Evaluation (AE): An optional appendix detailing artifact evaluations. Appendices do not count towards the 8-page limit.

3. Review Process

  • Review is single-blind (Authors/affiliations are disclosed on submitted papers to reviewers but reviews are anonymous).
  • Appendices are optional and can be uploaded once the main paper has been submitted by clicking  « Upload Supplementary Material » on the author console.
  • Select either primary and secondary topics from the GSI sessions, or « General (free topic submission) » and « Others (miscellaneous) ».
  • Each paper will receive 3–4 peer reviews.
  • Authors will be invited to submit a rebuttal addressing reviewers’ comments.
  • Final decisions will be announced on June 16, 2025.

Camera-Ready Instructions for GSI’25 Accepted Papers

Camera-Ready Instructions Summary for GSI’25

Deadline

  • Final submission due: July 14, 2025 (AOE – Anywhere on Earth)
  • Mandatory registration deadline for at least one author: September 15, 2025

1. Paper Formatting and Length

  • Use the Springer LNCS format:
  • Maximum length: 10 pages (including references).
    • This allows for 2 additional pages beyond the original 8-page submission.
    • Do not introduce new results.
    • Use the extra space to improve clarity, style, equations formatting (e.g., prefer \[...\] for displayed equations), and to address reviewers’ comments.

2. File Naming and Packaging

Prepare a directory named GSI25-XXX where XXX is your 3-digit paper ID (e.g., GSI25-008 for paper ID 8). The folder must include:

  • All LaTeX source files (including any .cls, .sty, .bib, images, macros, etc.)
  • The compiled PDF file: GSI25-XXX.pdf
  • The main source file named: GSI25-XXX.tex (or .docx if using Word)
  • Include the LNCS style files so that your paper can be compiled locally if needed

💡 Example:

GSI25-008/
├── GSI25-008.pdf
├── GSI25-008.tex
├── GSI-lncs.cls (optional, recommended)
├── references.bib
├── figures/
└── ...

Compress this directory into GSI25-XXX.zip.

✍️ 3. Licence to Publish (Springer)

  • Download the form:
  • Fill and sign all pages of the form.
  • Name the signed file: LicensePublish-GSI25-XXX.pdf

4. Final Submission on CMT

Log in to CMT Submission Portal and upload the following 3 files under the « Supplementary Files » section:

  1. GSI25-XXX.pdf – your camera-ready paper (compiled)
  2. GSI25-XXX.zip – source archive
  3. LicensePublish-GSI25-XXX.pdf – signed license form

💡 Example for paper ID 8:

GSI25-008.pdf
GSI25-008.zip
LicensePublish-GSI25-008.pdf

Important Notes

Submissions that:

  • Exceed 10 pages
  • Do not follow the LNCS format
  • Lack a signed license form

➤ will be rejected from the Springer LNCS proceedings.

At least one author must register for the conference by September 15, 2025 to ensure inclusion in the proceedings.

Reproducibility Initiative

GSI encourages reproducible science. Authors are strongly encouraged to provide AD/AE appendices. The Artifact Description is mandatory, while Artifact Evaluation is optional but highly recommended for demonstrating computational reproducibility.

For additional details, visit the Springer LNCS Proceedings Guidelines.

Registration

  • Registration opens on August 4, 2025.
  • Additionally, to receive a hard copy of the proceedings, you must order it by September 15, 2025.
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Committees

Committees

Conference Co-Chairs

Organising Committee

  • Frank Nielsen (Sony Computer Science Laboratories Inc, Japan)
  • Frédéric Barbaresco (SEE ISIC Club, Thales Land & Air Systems, France)
  • Imène Ahmed (SEE)
  • Loïc Cantu (SEE)

Scientific Committee

  • Bijan Afsari, Johns Hopkins University, USA
  • Pierre-Antoine Absil, Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium
  • Jesus Angulo, Mines ParisTech, France
  • Nihat Ay, Max Planck Institute, Germany
  • Simone Azeglio, ENS Paris, France
  • Frédéric Barbaresco, Thales Land & Air Systems, France
  • Pierre Baudot, Median Technologies, France
  • Daniel Bennequin, Paris-Diderot University, France
  • Pierre Bieliavsky, Université de Louvain, Belgium
  • Michel Boyom, Montpellier University, France
  • Michel Broniatowski, Sorbonne Université, France
  • Harsh Choudhary, CVUT, Czech Republic
  • Goffredo Chirco, Theoretical Physics Group INFN, Naples, Italy
  • Florio M. Ciaglia, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M), Spain.
  • Patrick Clarysse, INSA Lyon & CREATIS, France
  • Leonardo Colombo, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas (Spanish National Research Council), Espagne
  • Nicolas Couellan, ENAC, France
  • Ana Bela Ferreira Cruzeiro, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
  • Ariana Di Bernardo, ENS Paris, France
  • Remco Duits, Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands
  • Javier de Lucas, FUW, Poland
  • Hajime Fujita, Japan Women’s University, Japan
  • Fabrice Gamboa, Institut Mathématique de Toulouse, France
  • Jean-Pierre Gazeau, Paris-Diderot University, France
  • François Gay-Balmaz, ENS Paris, France
  • Louis Grimaud Salmon, Thales, France
  • Audrey Giremus, Bordeaux University, France
  • Denis Matignon, ISAE, France
  • Hatem Hajri, IRT SystemX, Paris-Saclay, France
  • Minh Ha Quang, RIKEN, Japan
  • Bruno Iannazzo, Università degli Studi di Perugia, Italy
  • Hideyuki Ishi, Osaka City University, Japan
  • Stéphanie Jehan-Besson, CREATIS, CNRS UMR 5220, France
  • Eren Mehmet Kiral, RIKEN, Japan
  • Pierre-Yves Lagrave, Morgan Stanley, France
  • Samy Labsir, IPSA, France
  • Manuel de León, Real Academia de Ciencias, Spain
  • Jean Lerbet, Evry University, France
  • M. Leok, UCSD, USA
  • Nicolas Le Bihan, Grenoble University, France
  • Hông Vân Lê, Institute of Mathematics of Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic
  • Luigi Malago, Romanian Institute of Science and Technology, Romania
  • Jonathan Manton, The University of Melbourne, Australia
  • Gaetan Marceau-Caron, MILA R&D and Tech Transfer, Canada
  • Matilde Marcolli, CALTECH, USA
  • Jean-François Marcotorchino, Sorbonne University, France
  • Charles-Michel Marle, Sorbonne University, France
  • Bernhard Maschke, Lyon 1 University, France
  • Denis Matignon, ISAE, France
  • Hiroshi Matsuzoe, Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan
  • Nina Miolane, UC Santa Barbara, USA
  • Jean-Marie Mirebeau, Paris-Orsay University, France
  • Ali Mohammad-Djafari, Centrale Supélec, France
  • Cyrus Mostajeran, Cambridge University, UK
  • Antonio Mucherino, IRISA, University of Rennes 1, France
  • Mueller, RWTH Aachen, Germany
  • Florence Nicol, ENAC, France
  • Frank Nielsen, Sony Computer Science Laboratories Inc, Japan
  • Richard Nock, Université Antilles-Guyane, France
  • Yann Ollivier, FACEBOOK FAIR Paris, France
  • Xavier Pennec, INRIA, France
  • Teodora Petrisor, CortAIx Labs, Thales, France
  • Giovanni Pistone, Carlo Alberto University, Italy
  • Olivier Rioul, Télécom Paris & Institut Polytechnique de Paris, France
  • Gery de Saxcé, Lille University, France
  • Salem Said, Bordeaux University, France
  • Rodolphe Sepulchre, Liège University, Belgium
  • Stefan Sommer, Copenhagen University, Denmark
  • Wolfgang Stummer, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany
  • Daisuke Tarama, Ritsumeikan University, Japan
  • Koichi Tojo, RIKEN, Japan
  • Zdravko Terze, University of Zagreb, Croatia
  • Alain Trouvé, École Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay, France
  • Alice Barbara Tumpach, Université de Lille, France
  • Santiago Velasco-Forero, MINES Paristech, PSL Research University, France
  • Geert Verdoolaege, Ghent University, Belgium
  • Hiroaki Yoshimura, Waseda University, Japan
  • Jean-Claude Zambrini, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal
  • Jun Zhang, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA

We look forward to welcoming you to Saint-Malo for a vibrant exchange of ideas and advancements in geometric science and its applications!

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