The workshop includes an archival track and a non-archival track. Accepted papers of both tracks will be made available on the workshop webpage and presented during the workshop.

Papers must be prepared according to the ECCV 2024 template and submitted as PDF documents, following ECCV Submission Policies.

At the time of submission, authors must indicate to which track the paper is submitted.

Papers accepted to the archival track will also be published in the ECCV workshop proceedings.

Regular papers (archival track):

• Submissions should be a maximum of 8 pages with unlimited pages for references (LNCS style of Springer).

• Dual submission are not allowed. Papers submitted to the archival track must be original research.

• Papers must be prepared according to the ECCV 2024 template and submitted as anonymized PDF documents.

•  Supplemental materials are also allowed, both in PDF and ZIP format.

Extended abstracts (non-archival track):

• There is no minimum number of pages, only a maximum of 4 pages (excluding references).

• Dual submissions are allowed for the non-archival track, namely papers that are currently under review or have been already accepted for publication previously.

• The goal of the non-archival track is to give authors an opportunity to present recent work. The review process for this track will be relatively light and will mainly focus on whether the topic of the paper is suitable for the workshop.

• Extended abstracts do not need to be anonymized. 

All accepted papers will be able to give poster presentations at the workshop; selected papers will be invited to give oral presentations.

The paper submission platform is https://openreview.net/group?id=thecvf.com/ECCV/2024/Workshop/HCV