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14–15 December 2026

Jointly organised by

CMR University, Bengaluru, INDIA

&

ATIS Foundation, Deakin University Australia

About

About ATIS 2026

Review

What happens to a submitted paper

Double-blind, three reviewers and a meta-reviewer, with the reviews released to the author alongside the decision. No rebuttal round — the reports are written to be read once.

01

Submit

Anonymised PDF, up to 12 pages, in the Springer CCIS template. Choose a track; the chairs will move it if another fits better.

02

Three reviews

Each paper goes to three reviewers by topic bidding, with conflict-of-interest filtering. Reviewer identity is never disclosed.

03

Meta-review

A fourth reader weighs the three reports and writes the decision summary — which arguments carried, and which did not.

04

Decision

Accept or reject, sent with the full review text. Nothing is held for a second round; the decision is the decision.

05

Proceedings

Camera-ready plus a signed copyright form. One paid registration puts one accepted paper into the archival volume.

CMR University, Bengaluru

The venue

School of Engineering and Technology, CMR University

Bengaluru, Karnataka 562149 · India

Getting there, and what is nearby