Composition of the Best Paper Award Committee
- Pierre Bessiere, Inria-Rhone-Alpes, Grenoble, France
- Wolfram Burgard, Institut für Informatik, Freiburg, Germany
- Thomas Henderson, University of Utah, Salt Lake City US
- Yoshi Nakamura, Tokyo University, Tokyo, Japan
- Patrick Rives, Inria-Sophia Antipolis-Méditerranée, Sophia Antipolis, France
- Claude Samson, Inria-Sophia Antipolis-Méditerranée, Sophia Antipolis, France
- Alex Zelinsky, CSIRO ICT, Australia
Rules for the Best Paper Award
The Award Committee will establish a rating of the written version paper
with regard to the following criteria:
- originality
- theoretical depth
- prospective potential
- long term view
- experimentation
- successful transfer to industry
- educative contribution
- is the author a young researcher?
For the final decision, the presentation of the paper at the Conference is also of
importance, applying the following aspects:
- clearness of the presentation
- organisation of the presentation
- well-founded knowledge
ending up in a rating of the presentation of the paper.
The final assessment of the paper is then composed as follows:
- written part: 70%
- presentation: 30%
Then an Award Committee meeting will be organized to decide
the winners before the IROS 2008 Awards Ceremony.
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