ICWE2014 – Main tracks

ICWE 2014 is innovating with the organization of the technical conference program around six major research tracks that are aimed to focus expertise and create a stronger identity for the Web engineering community. Browse the different tracks to discover the topics of interest.

ICWE 2014 best papers will be invited for a special issue of the JCR indexed Journal of Web Engineering!

Research tracks at ICWE2014

Cross-media and mobile Web applications:
“Accessing the Web from anywhere and on any device(s)”
HCI and the Web
“Understanding users and impact of Web technology for the development of usable Web applications”
Modeling and Engineering Web applications:
“Engineering Web Applications to support the development process”
Quality aspects of Web applications:
“Assessing the many qualities of Web applications”
Social Web applications:
“Connecting and Sharing through the Web”
Web applications composition and mashups:
“Integrating Web applications and services”

Paper categories in the research tracks:

Full research: mature, original research contribution ideally accompanied with some kind of formal and/or empirical validation, evidence of use in practice with reportedly information about real-life usage and/or demonstration of scalability of the proposal (18 pages);
Late breaking results: description of preliminary results and/or ongoing efforts that present new ideas and concepts, but lack the completeness (e.g., validation, evaluation, implementation) of full research papers. This category focuses on allowing authors of promising work to attend ICWE, offering a venue for discussion and new ideas (10 pages);
Industrial papers description of commercial solutions that are highly innovative, discuss trends in the market and/or challenge the community to find solutions to new problems (18 pages).

In addition to the six research tracks, ICWE also welcomes contributions as demos and posters, student papers to the PhD Symposium, tutorials and workshops.