ICSC

ICSC
International Conference on Semantic Computing
Categories: Semantic Web
www.ieee-icsc.com
Avg. acceptance rate:	30
Avg. acceptance rate (last 5 years):	48.9
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International Conference on Semantic Computing (ICSC) has an average acceptance rate of 30% (last 5 years 48.9%).

Events

The following events of the series ICSC are currently known in this wiki:

	Ordinal	From	To	City	Country	General chair	PC chair	Submitted papers	Acceptance rate	Attendees
ICSC 2025	19	Feb 3	Feb 5	Laguna Hills	USA
ICSC 2021		Jan 27	Jan 29	Laguna Hills	USA	Dick Bulterman Atsushi Kitazawa David Ostrowski Phillip Sheu Jeffrey Tsai	Daniela D'Auria Robert Mertens Jessica Rubart
ICSC 2020		Feb 3	Feb 5	San Diego	USA	Dick Bulterman Atsushi Kitazawa David Ostrowski Phillip Sheu Jeffrey Tsai	Srividya Bansal Daniela D'Auria Kai Ishikawa Lubomir Stanchev
ICSC 2019		Jan 30	Feb 1	Newport Beach	USA	Dick Bulterman Atsushi Kitazawa David Ostrowski Phillip Sheu Jeffrey Tsai	Srividya Bansal Michael Bloodgood Fabio Persia	121	24.0
ICSC 2018		Jan 31	Feb 2	Laguna Hills	USA			133	23.3
ICSC 2017		Jan 30	Feb 1	San Diego	USA	Dick Bulterma Atsushi Kitazawa David Ostrowski Phillip Sheu	Daniela D'Auria Jianquan Liu Giovanni Pilato	129	20.2
ICSC 2016		Feb 3	Feb 5	Laguna Hills	USA			90	28.9
ICSC 2015		Feb 7	Feb 9	Anaheim	USA		Mohan S. Kankanhalli Tao Li Wei Wang	94	29.8
ICSC 2014		Jun 16	Jun 18	Newport Beach	USA	Abha Moitra Phillip Sheu	Robert Mertens Giovanni Pilato Mei-Ling Shyu Nadine Steinmetz	74	35.1
ICSC 2013		Sep 16	Sep 18	Irvine	USA
ICSC 2012		Sep 19	Sep 21	Palermo	Italy		Alexiei Dingli Koiti Hasida Alfonso Urso Mark D. Wood	47	48.9
ICSC 2010		Sep 22	Sep 24	Pittsburgh	USA
ICSC 2009		Sep 14	Sep 16	Berkeley	USA	Some person	Some person
ICSC 2008		Aug 4	Aug 7	Santa Clara	USA
ICSC 2007		Sep 17	Sep 19	Irvine	USA

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Semantic Computing (SC) is Computing based on Semantics (“meaning”, "context", “intention”). It addresses all types of resources including data, document, tool, device, process and people. The scope of SC includes analytics, semantics description languages and integration, interfaces, and applications including biomed, IoT, cloud computing, SDN, wearable computing, context awareness, mobile computing, search engines, question answering, big data, multimedia, and services.