Paper Submission
The paper submission is through the CMT portal.
Use the following link to submit your papers: https://cmt3.research.microsoft.com/AIR2023/
Submission Checklist
- A single PDF file must be submitted at the submission portal after filling up the required information.
- Initial submission is in single column format without page limit, but the authors need to ensure/check that the same content will fit in a two column format within 6 pages for final camera ready submission.
- AIR2023 follows a strict double-blind review process hence author names, affiliations, etc. should not be mentioned or the authors should not reveal their identity in the paper. Papers not adhering to double-blind review guidelines will be REJECTED without review.
- Please submit your paper under the category most suitable for it. This will help in selecting suitable reviewers.
- Formatting instruction for the submission of accepted papers will be communicated separately.
- Accepted papers would be required to add the authors names etc. in the final camera ready copy.
Paper Template
- Initial submission is in single column format without page limit, but the authors need to ensure/check that the same content will fit in a two column format within 6 pages for final camera ready submission.
- Latex template (preferable) : Download (more details on formatting guidelines can be found here)
- For Initial submission in single column format the authors must use the “manuscript” call when using the ACM LaTeX Authoring template: “\documentclass[manuscript,screen,review]{acmart}” and to check that the same content will fit in a two column format within 6 pages for final camera ready submission authors must use the “sigconf” call when using the ACM LaTeX Authoring template: “\documentclass[sigconf, screen, review]{acmart}”
- Microsoft Word template: Download (more details on formatting guidelines can be found here)
- Overleaf users: Authors using the online collaborative platform overleaf can use the official ACM template on overleaf here.
- It is necessary to include ACM CCS concepts in the paper. Accurate semantic tagging provides a reader with quick content reference; facilitates the ACM DL search for related literature; enables several ACM DL topic functions such as aggregated SIG and journal coverage areas; and helps ACM promote your work in other online resources.
Double-blind Review Guidelines
- Anonymize the title page
- Remove mention of funding sources and personal acknowledgments
- Anonymize references found in running prose that cite your papers
- Anonymize citations of submitted work in the bibliography
- Ambiguate statements on well-known or unique systems that identify an author
- Name your files with care and ensure document properties are also anonymized