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Hi, Miroslav,
Miroslav Skoric wrote:
> Atiquzzaman, Mohammed wrote:
>
>> An objective of submitting multiple papers to a conference is "cost
>> effectiveness". For example, at ICC and Globecom, it costs you the same
>> to publish upto three papers - same travel, same hotel room, same food,
>> and one registration for all the papers :-)
>
> Related to the "cost effectiveness": It makes me wonder what this
> community considers as better solution for the multi-authors, a) up to
> three papers published at the same conference (at the same or similar
> cost), or b) single papers published at 2-3 separate conferences that
> might happen to be grouped in the same geographical area, say, in the
> same continent or so (of course, that time with an increased cost for
> the additional traveling :-) ).
The "up to three" is a Comsoc rule related to the number of full
registrations paid per published paper. It isn't a limit on the number
of papers a single author can publish at a conference.
So far, we haven't seen evidence that limiting the pubs from a single
author would have a noticeable effect on available pub slots for other
authors.
As to "cost effectiveness", a single author who publishes multiple
papers at a single conference saves money on travel, hotel, and
registration (up to three papers), and saves time (both travelling and
attending). Sending many papers to a single conference could limit the
diversity of people who see their work, but that may not be all that
useful if the desired audience is the single meeting anyway.
Joe
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