We strongly encourage students, post-docs and researchers who primarily identify as LatinX, working anywhere in the world in all areas of Computer Vision, to submit work describing new ideas, work-in-progress as well as previously or concurrently published research.

We welcome submissions in theoretical and methodological contributions, but also applications. While the presenting author need not be the first author of the work, we encourage authors to highlight the contribution of Latinx individuals — particularly the presenting author — in the abstract. While the event focuses primarily on researchers who identify as Latinx, everyone is invited to attend.

Topics of interest include all aspects of computer vision and pattern recognition, for guidance, you can check the topics of interest of conferences such as ECCV, CVPR, and ICCV

We accept the following kind of submissions:

- Extended abstracts: Up to seven (7) pages excluding references. They can present work in progress, exploratory/preliminary research or already published work, or any relevant computer vision applications for Latinamerica. Accepted papers in this track will not be archived in the ECCV workshop proceedings and can be published in another venue in the future.

Submissions will be double-blind peer-reviewed and should be submitted as a single PDF file. The submissions should strictly follow the guidelines provided by the ECCV 2022 Author Kit to avoid the risk of being rejected without consideration of their merits. Submissions must state the research problem, motivation, and technical contribution. All submissions must be self-contained and include all figures, tables, and references.

Authors of all accepted papers/abstracts will be asked to present their work in a poster session. A few authors will be selected to give 10–15 minute oral presentations.

The submission deadlines for the full papers and extended abstracts as well as other important dates are given below. Please note that no extensions will be offered for submissions.