ACM MMSys 2021
Sept. 28-Oct. 1 @ Istanbul

Important Message to Authors and Attendees
As the organizing committee, we are working toward organizing a wonderful face-to-face event in Istanbul and making up for the opportunities missed in 2020. We hope with all the vaccination programs around the world, at least some of us will be able to travel again and attend MMSys in person later in the year. Thus, we decided to move MMSys'21 and the co-located events to late September.
Updated Deadlines and Publication Dates
Due to the date change, we adjusted the important dates for the authors, and added a second submission deadline for the Research Track.
The proceedings will be published as follows:
- Research Track, NOSSDAV, MMVE and GameSys: June
- Demo/Industry Track, Open Dataset/Source Track, Challenges and Doctoral Symposium: September
Presentations and Participation
We are dedicated to accommodate any specific need authors or attendees might have, including remote presentation/participation.
We hope these changes are welcome. As always, email us (or find us on Slack) if you have any questions.


Bridging Deep Media and Communications

The ACM Multimedia Systems Conference (MMSys) provides a forum for researchers to present and share their latest research findings in multimedia systems. While research about specific aspects of multimedia systems are regularly published in the various proceedings and transactions of the networking, operating systems, real-time systems, databases, mobile computing, distributed systems, computer vision, and middleware communities, MMSys aims to cut across these domains in the context of multimedia data types. This provides a unique opportunity to investigate the intersections and the interplay of the various approaches and solutions developed across these domains to deal with multimedia data types.

Such individual system components include

Operating systems

Distributed architectures and protocols

Domain languages, development tools and abstraction layers

Using new architectures or computing resources for multimedia

New I/O architectures/devices, innovative uses and algorithms

Representation of continuous or time-dependent media

Metrics and measurement tools to assess performance

This touches aspects of many hot topics including

Content preparation and (adaptive) delivery systems

HDR, games, virtual/augmented/mixed reality, 3D video

Immersive systems, plenoptics, 360-degree/volumetric video delivery

Multimedia Internet of Things (IoT)

Multi and many-core, GPGPUs

Mobile multimedia and 5G, wearable multimedia

Cloud-based multimedia, P2P

Cyber-physical systems

Multi-sensory experiences, smart cities, QoE

We encourage submissions in focus areas of

Machine learning and statistical modeling for streaming

Volumetric media and collaborative immersive environments

Fake media and tools for preventing illegal broadcasts

Important Dates

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NOSSDAV (1) Dec. 11th Dec. 14th Feb. 5th Apr. 2nd
Research Track (1) Dec. 11th Dec. 14th Feb. 26th Apr. 2nd
Artifact Review and Badging N/A Mar. 8th N/A Apr. 2nd
NOSSDAV (2)
MMVE
GameSys		 Mar. 5th Mar. 8th Apr. 9th Apr. 23rd
Research Track (2) Mar. 5th Mar. 8th Apr. 23rd May 7th
Demo and Industry Track
Open Source and Dataset Track
Challenges		 June 4th June 7th July 9th Aug. 6th
Doctoral Symposium July 2nd July 5th July 30th Aug. 6th
High-School Students Challenge N/A Aug. 20th Aug. 27th N/A
DASH-IF Best Dissertation Award N/A Aug. 20th Sept. 3rd N/A

Research Track and NOSSDAV have two sets of deadlines. For details, click here.

Sponsors

ACM
SIGMM

Supporters

We are grateful to our supporters who will help us make MMSys'21 a great event.

Platinum Supporters

Adobe
Ozyegin University
Turkish Airlines
Twitch
YouTube

Gold Supporters

Comcast NBCUniversal
Medianova
MulticoreWare

Silver Supporters

AMD
Argela
Bigdata Teknoloji
Bitmovin
DASH-IF
Mux
Nokia
Pixery
SSIMWAVE
Streaming Video Alliance
Tencent
Unified Streaming

Bronze Supporters

Ericsson
InterDigital
Sky