Welcome to the eSAAM 2023 speaker guide! We are here to support our presenters and make sure that your experience is positive, stress-free, and as technically smooth as possible. Congratulations on having your talk accepted for eSAAM 2023. We are very happy to welcome you for the event co-located with EclipseCon 2023.
This guide is an important part of that support. Please be sure to read it before you attend the conference. As always, if you have questions, comments, or need help, email us at research@eclipse.org. We are here to help!
The schedule has been published! Please look for your talk, and let us know ASAP if you have any questions or need help.
Your registration confirms that you will be attending and giving the talk, so register promptly! You will or you should receive an email with a discount code to register free of charge at the eSAAM 2023 conference.
The designated speaker of the accepted paper receives a speaker discount for the conference. He will also get a great discount to join the EclipseCon 2023 event. So don’t miss this opportunity to meet the Eclipse community. Please be sure to select the pass that corresponds to your anticipated attendance so that we have an accurate count for each day.
Be sure to book your hotel, especially if you plan to stay at the Nestor. We expect the Nestor to sell out. For more information, see the Hotel page on the EclipseCon website.
We have a Speakers page on the conference website. If you didn’t do it yet, please don’t forget to send them to us.
Get more people to your talk! Blog, tweet (#esaam), invite friends and colleagues to attend.
Please send us your presentation the week before the conference (deadline Friday, October 13). Your presentation will run on a Mac, so a PDF, or a PowerPoint format for your presentation file is welcome.
Each paper presentation session is 20 minutes, including 5 minutes for questions. Please limit your talk to no more than 15 minutes to allow for the 5 minute Q&A session at the end. There will be a chairman/moderator for each of the presentations. The moderator will monitor the session, questions and the time.
Talks will be recorded with both video and audio, using a professional recording crew. The recordings will later be uploaded to the Eclipse Foundation YouTube channel.
The session room should have a wired line for speaker use. We cannot guarantee the speed or reliability of the attendee WiFi, so please design your talk so that its success does not depend on good attendee connectivity.