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ACM IMC Venue & Topic Selection

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Evaluates empirical networking research projects to determine strategic fit for ACM IMC versus sibling venues like SIGCOMM, NSDI, and PAM.

The IMC Topic Selection skill guides networking researchers through determining whether an empirical networking study is suited for ACM IMC (Internet Measurement Conference) or should be routed to systems and security venues like SIGCOMM, NSDI, CoNEXT, USENIX Security, or PAM. It applies a measurement-first test to distinguish core measurement contributions from systems evaluations, reviews ethics and IRB compliance gates, and optimizes submission timing across conference deadlines.

Características Principales

01Measurement-first contribution test to distinguish network findings from systems evaluations
02Rapid literature and bibliography reconnaissance heuristics
03Sibling-venue routing matrix covering SIGCOMM, NSDI, CoNEXT, PAM, USENIX Security, and WWW
04Two-deadline calendar strategic alignment and one-shot revision routing
05Ethics-gate checklist for IRB approval, active scanning safety, and responsible disclosure
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Casos de Uso

01Auditing research ethics and disclosure readiness prior to committing to an IMC submission
02Routing empirical papers across conference submission deadlines and cycle calendars
03Determining if a networking study belongs at IMC versus SIGCOMM, NSDI, or CoNEXT