Presentation Guidelines

[NO-SHOW Policy] For all presentation types (onsite oral, poster, Demo!, and virtual oral), papers that are not presented in real time at the scheduled time will be treated as "NO-SHOW" and will NOT be published in IEEE Xplore.

Onsite Oral Presentation (Default)

Poster Presentation

Poster (On-site)

Poster presentations are on-site only and will not be streamed online.

Each poster session is 90 minutes long. Presenters are divided into two groups by poster number and present alternately. The core time for each group is 45 minutes:

SessionDateSet-up
(from)
Session TimeCore Time
(Odd numbers)
Core Time
(Even numbers)
Removal
(by)
POS(1A)Mon., Oct. 2611:0011:30 - 13:0011:30 - 12:1512:15 - 13:0013:30
POS(1B)14:0014:30 - 16:0014:30 - 15:1515:15 - 16:0016:30
POS(2A)Tue., Oct. 2711:0011:30 - 13:0011:30 - 12:1512:15 - 13:0013:30
POS(3A)Wed., Oct. 2811:0011:30 - 13:0011:30 - 12:1512:15 - 13:0013:30
POS(4A)Thu., Oct. 2911:0011:30 - 13:0011:30 - 12:1512:15 - 13:0013:30
POS(4B)14:3015:00 - 16:3015:00 - 15:4515:45 - 16:3017:00

Outside your core time, you are welcome to visit other posters as an audience member. However, participants may come to your poster at any time during the session, so please stay in the poster room and be available at your poster as much as possible throughout the session.

Demo! Presentation

Demo! presentations are on-site only and will not be streamed online.
GCCE provides the following for each Demo! presentation (see the figure below):

As with poster presentations, Demo! presenters are divided into two groups by Demo! number and present alternately. The core time for each group is 45 minutes: odd-numbered Demo! presentations in the first half and even-numbered ones in the second half of the session. Presenters MUST be at their booth and present during their core time.
[Important] If presenters are NOT present at their booth during the core time, the papers will be treated as "NO-SHOW" and will NOT be published in IEEE Xplore.

SessionDateSet-up
(from)
Session TimeCore Time
(Odd numbers)
Core Time
(Even numbers)
Removal
(by)
DEM(1)Tue., Oct. 27Morning14:30 - 16:0014:30 - 15:1515:15 - 16:0017:00
DEM(2)Wed., Oct. 28Morning14:30 - 16:0014:30 - 15:1515:15 - 16:0017:00

Please bring all other equipment for your demonstration (PCs, displays, cables, adapters, etc.). If you need multiple outlets, please bring your own power strip or extension cord.
You may set up your demo from the morning of your presentation day; please complete setting up before the start time of your session and remove your demo by 17:00 (see the table above). Note that poster sessions are held in the same room, so please take care not to disturb poster presentations while setting up during a poster session.

Packages shipped to the venue (as reported in the Demo! Booth Information Form) must arrive on the day before your presentation. Shipping costs are covered by the presenter, and the organizers cannot be held responsible for any damage or loss during shipping or storage.

Virtual Oral Presentation (Virtual Only)

This presentation format applies only to presenters who are unable to attend in person.
Virtual Oral presentation has 20 minutes: 15 minutes for the presentation, 4 minutes for Q&A, and 1 minute for transition to the next speaker.
Zoom URLs for each session room will be announced here soon.
When joining the session online, please change your display name to include your name and affiliation, e.g. "T. Nonaka, Affiliation".
The passcode will be sent only to registered participants by e-mail before the conference.

Video Submission (for Virtual Oral Presenters)

Virtual oral presentations MUST be given in real time (Japan Standard Time).

To prevent problems due to unexpected network troubles, virtual oral presenters are strongly recommended to submit a presentation video (MP4, up to 15 minutes) via EDAS. If a serious connection issue occurs, the conference staff may play your video instead of the live presentation.
[Important] Regardless of whether a video has been submitted, if an online oral presenter is absent during the scheduled session time, the paper will be treated as a “NO-SHOW” and will not be published in IEEE Xplore.

Please note that videos should only be used in the event of a network issue that occurs immediately after the presenter begins their oral presentation.