Camera Ready Directions
1 Format
Please, use the LIPIcs style for your LaTeX document. Make sure you provide all the metadata as documented in the guidelines. Read those directives attentively as specific packages are prohibited. Do make sure that you restore the authors names and affiliations as well. The LIPIcs style file and demo document can be found on Github here.
2 Upload
You should receive an email from Dagstuhl with directions to upload the material for your paper directly to them. Note that we have two formats:
- short papers: 8 pages + up to 5 pages for references and appendices.
- long papers: 15 pages + up to 5 pages for references and appendices.
In both cases, you are welcome to include, in your paper, links to supplementary online material (source code, benchmark suite, etc…). Many sites do exist for that purpose. Zenodo (https://zenodo.org) is one such example where you are issued a DOI for your digital supplement (Zenodo hosts the content) which you can use directly in your paper. See the section in this document on digital supplement.
3 Deadline
The Camera Ready version of your paper must be in the Dagstuhl system by August 8, 2021 23:59 Anywhere on Earth (Which is 14:00 in Dagstuhl on August 9, i.e., 14 hours later).
4 Digital Supplement
The LIPIcs style offers the possibility to link directly to any supplementary material published anywhere (be it on GitHub, Zenodo, figshare, …). For this the style offers the macro \supplementdetails.
\supplementdetails{...}
may be used to denote supplementary material
like related research data, source code, … slides hosted on a
repository like zenodo, figshare, …, Software Heritage. The macro
has two mandatory parameters and four optional arguments:
\supplementdetails[linktext={...},cite=...,subcategory={...},swhid=...]{Classification}{URL}
and is meant to be used as follows:
- Classification: Classification of the supplementary material using a controlled vocabulary. Allowed values are Audiovisual, Collection, DataPaper, Dataset, Event, Image, InteractiveResource, Model, PhysicalObject, Service, Software, Sound, Text, Workflow, and Other.
- URL: Persistent URL of the supplementary material.
- linktext: This text is shown alternatively to the actual URL. Please use only to manually add linebreaks to the URL.
- cite: BibTEX key of the supplementary material.
- subcategory: Free text subcategory to further specify the supplementary material .
- swhid: Software Heritage Identifier21 of the archived supplementary material. This is especially recommended for software.
\supplement{...}
may be used to provide an additional textual
explanation, which might especially be useful in case of several
supplementary materials.