ICPR Proposals

Guidelines for Organising and Bidding to Host the International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR)

The International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR) is the major scientific event organized under the auspices of the International Association for Pattern Recognition (IAPR). The aim of this conference is to bring together international experts to share their experiences and to promote research and development in Pattern Recognition.

The conference is hosted by an IAPR member organisation (national association). Any such organisation interested in making a proposal to host an ICPR must proceed according to the rules outlined in the latest version of the guidelines document. It is expected that Proposers familiarise themselves with the guidelines for organising ICPR first, to fully plan their bid. The submission of a bid implies full agreement with the guidelines and procedures for organising the conference as well as with the IAPR constitution.

A call for bids to host an ICPR will be issued by the IAPR Conferences and Meetings Committee about six months before each ICPR. Bids can then be made to host the ICPR that will take place four years from then. The selection of the conference venue will be made by the IAPR Governing Board (GB) during its meeting at the coming ICPR (four years prior to the proposed conference).

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