INFONOR-CHILE is a space for the dissemination of scientific and professional academic activity in the area of computer engineering and computer science, including: presentations of scientific articles, workshops, tutorials and invited talks.

-- TOPICS OF INTEREST --
INFONOR accepts research works in any subject of interest in computing and information technology and their applications, mainly on but not limited to:

* Software engineering
* Platform-based software
* Intelligent systems
* Data science and knowledge engineering
* Robotics and automation
* Data and instrumentation networks
* Distributed and parallel systems
* Graphics and visualization
* Information systems
* Business intelligence

-- WORKSHOPS --
The following workshops will be part of INFONOR:

* Workshop on Robotics & Automation
* Workshop on Education in Computing & Informatics
* Workshop on Software Process Improvement
* Workshop on Data and Knowledge Engineering

-- SUBMISSIONS --
Authors are invited to submit articles that report original results of scientific research in English, Spanish, or Portuguese. Articles should be submitted through EasyChair: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=infonorchile2019

Submissions will be reviewed and evaluated by an international program committee. The selected best articles will be published in a special issue of the INGENIARE journal (indexed Scopus Q2 and Scielo Chile).

-- IMPORTANT DATES --
Submission Deadline: June 3, 2019.
Author Notification: June 30, 2019
Camera Ready: July 21, 2019
Conference: August 21 - 23, 2019

-- VENUE --
INFONOR is organized by four universities of the Council of Rectors of the Northern Zone of Chile, and in its 2019 version will be held at the Catholic University of the North, Campus Antofagasta, located about 1,364 kilometers north of Santiago de Chile and is the capital of the Region of Antofagasta. Known by the nickname “Pearl of the North”, Antofagasta is also well-known as the world mining capital for its huge mining industry. Antofagasta owns also natural attractions such as long beaches, rock formations, and desert landscapes.

-- CONTACTS --
Organizing Committee: José Gallardo (jgallardo@ucn.cl)
Program Committee: Brian Keith (brian.keith@ucn.cl)