Call for Participation RoboCup 2010 3D Soccer Simulation League June 19 - June 25, 2010 (Singapore) http://www.robocup2010.org/ Hereby I would like to give you information about the registration and qualification process for the RoboCup 2010 3D Soccer Simulation League. Schedule -------- Team pre-registration deadline: 31 Jan 2010 (23:59 UTC) Team qualification deadline: 15 Feb 2010 (23:59 UTC) Qualified teams will be announced: 1 Mar 2010 Early registration: 1 Mar - 31 Mar 2010 Regular registration: 1 Apr - 30 Apr 2010 Late registration: After 1 May Pre-Registration -------- All teams who wish to qualify need to pre-register, before the deadline at 31 Jan 2010. To pre-register, send an E-Mail to sgvandijk at gmail.com with the subject 'Pre-registration TEAM_NAME'. The E-Mail should contain the following information: 1. Team-Name: 2. Team-Leader: 3. E-Mail: 4. Country: 5. Affiliation: 6. Number of team members: Qualification -------- Qualification is based on a team's current performance, previous achievements in RoboCup, and scientific contributions to the RoboCup community in past years, cooperation in the 3D mailing list and development of the simulator. In RoboCup 2010, up to 28 teams will participate in the 3D competitions. The top three teams from RoboCup 2009 (SEU RedSun, Bold Hearts and LsuAmoyNQ) are automatically qualified after pre-registering their teams and submitting an appropriate Team Description Paper (TDP). The other 25 teams will be selected through a qualification process. The qualification deadline is 15 Feb 2010. The OC does not accept qualification materials from teams who have not been pre-registered by the pre-registration deadline. Qualification material consists of: 1. Team Description Paper (TDP) The TDP should describe your research focus and ideas implemented in the team. The length of the TDP has to be at least four (4) pages and should not exceed twelve (12) pages in Springer LNCS Style: http://www.springer.com/computer/lncs?SGWID=0-164-7-72376-0. Please submit the TDP only as a PDF document with the name of your team like teamname_TDP.pdf. 2. A list of contributions to previous RoboCup Symposia and your team's achievements in RoboCup events of previous years. Please do not include TDPs that you submitted to RoboCup in previous years. You may include a TDP, if you presented a talk about your team at the Symposium. If you are new to the RoboCup 3D community, you may also include references to relevant research done by your team that shows its potential. Please submit the contribution list as a PDF document with the name of your team, like teamname_list.pdf. 3. Binary This year, to be better able to judge the performance of a team, all teams should submit a working binary instead of a logfile. The OC will use these binaries to play 3 vs 3 matches, under the rules and with the simulator used during the 2009 competitions held in Graz. These rules can be found at: http://www.robocup2009.org/125-0-rules <http://www.robocup2009.org/125-0-rules>Submitted binaries should adhere to the following: - Two scripts should be included: a start up script, called start.sh, to run a full team of agents and a kill script, called kill.sh, to fully kill all agents of the team. The requirements and examples of these scripts can be found at the rules page given above. - All necessary external libraries should be included and be used locally by the binary. The OC will not take an effort to install extra libraries on the qualification systems. - The binaries should not create any output, be it through standard output or to files. - No graphical (debugging) interface should be used. - The binary should be compiled for 32 bit systems and should work on a modern Linux distribution (e.g. Ubuntu 9.10). To summarize: the binary should run out of the box on a standard, clean, headless system in a restricted sand box environment with the simulation server (possibly) running on a different machine. The OC will not try to fix errors. When a binary fails to run, the respective team will be notified and will have to resubmit their material, before the deadline of 15 Feb 2010. Please put all qualification material in a folder with your team name, create a tarball (preferably .tar.bz2) and upload it to the the ftp server below. Also E-Mail me for confirmation with the subject: Qualification, 3D: TEAM_NAME. If everything went well you will receive a confirmation. If you did not receive any confirmation within two (2) days, please contact the Organizing Committee. ftp server: ftp.martenvdsanden.net user: anonymous at martenvdsanden.net Upload to the 'incoming' directory. If you encounter any problem when uploading to the server please don't hesitate to contact the OC, we will arrange for another solution. Teams will be qualified based on the submitted materials as described in this E-Mail. Also, the following general qualification limitations will be considered: - One-Third-Rule: The so called One-Third-Rule rule states that only up to 1/3 of the participants of a competition may be from the same country. - One-Team-Per-Institute-Rule: The One-Team-Per-Institute-Rule states that only one team from each university or research institute is allowed to participate in a competition. Note that it is okay for different teams from the same institute to participate in different competitions, e.g. 2D soccer and 3D development. Good luck! Sander van Dijk Chair Organizing Committee Soccer Simulation League RoboCup 2010 Singapore
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