Continuing a long tradition, ER 2019 will host a number of workshops to be held in conjunction with the main ER 2019 conference. The workshops will serve as an intensive collaborative forum for exchanging innovative ideas about conceptual modeling, and for discovering new frontiers for its use. We specifically invite proposals for interactive workshops on new, emerging, or established topics in conceptual modeling, or its application in specific domains. We encourage workshop organizers to include activities that provide their participants with a true workshop experience. Topics of interest include foundations of conceptual models, theories of concepts, ontology-driven conceptual modeling and analysis, methods and tools for developing, communicating, consolidating, and evolving conceptual models, and techniques for transforming conceptual models into effective implementations.

* Submission Guidelines *

Submission is done through EasyChair. Please select the Workshop track when submitting.

EasyChair Submission: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=er2019

The submissions must contain the following information:

Title
Topics of interest
Format and duration
Significance to conceptual modeling
Organizers (short CVs, limit of two pages each, experience in organizing events)
Proposed program committee
Expected numbers of submissions and participants
Expected number of accepted papers
Activities that facilitate discussion among participants
Activities that convey state-of-the-art to participants
Information about previous workshop editions, including submission and registration numbers

* Proposal Evaluation Criteria *

The number of acceptable workshop proposals is limited by the time available and the facilities of the conference venue. Workshop proposals will be evaluated according to the:

Scientific quality of the proposal
Significance to conceptual modeling
Likely numbers of high-quality submissions
Quality of workshop experience for participants
Overlap with other workshops

* Workshop Proceedings *

Proceedings of all ER workshops will be published as a single volume of Springer LNCS, subject to final confirmation. All workshop papers are limited to no more than 10 pages in LNCS format. It is expected that the organizers of ER workshops conform to the rules imposed by the ER steering committee. In particular, the acceptance rate for all workshops will not exceed 40% and organizers are not allowed to submit papers to their own workshop.