Regular Papers (Archival)
Up to 8 pages, including figures and tables, in official WACV 2027 style; accepted papers appear in WACV 2027 Workshop Proceedings and are submitted for inclusion in IEEE Xplore / CVF Open Access.
Computer Vision/CORE Unranked
UrbanState 2027
UrbanState: Multimodal Urban Sensing and Representation for Autonomous Mobility
UrbanState 2027 is a half-day workshop co-located with WACV 2027 in Orlando, FL, focused on multimodal urban sensing and representation to advance autonomous mobility. It brings together researchers from computer vision, autonomous driving, and urban computing to address challenges in cross-platform fusion, city-scale mapping, digital twins, and mobility decision-making using abundant but fragmented urban sensor data.
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Contribution paths
A strong submission should clearly identify its contribution and evaluate it appropriately.
Extended Abstracts (Non-Archival)
Up to 4 pages, excluding references; for work in progress, position papers, demos, or previously published/submitted work; accepted abstracts are presented at the workshop but not in official proceedings.
Research areas in scope
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Topics
Multimodal & Cross-Platform PerceptionUrban Scene RepresentationRepresentation-Informed MobilityCross-City & Cross-Sensor TransferDatasets, Benchmarks & EvaluationSurveys & Applications
Policies worth checking twice
- Submissions must use the official WACV 2027 author kit and formatting rules.
- All submissions undergo double-blind peer review; authors must remove names, affiliations, acknowledgments, and identifying links.
- Supplementary material must be anonymized and consistent with WACV 2027 policy.
- Archival regular papers must describe original, unpublished work and comply with WACV dual-submission and plagiarism policies.
- Non-archival extended abstracts may discuss previously published or submitted work, provided it is clearly disclosed at submission.
- At least one author of each accepted paper must register for and attend WACV 2027 in person.
- Authors creating a new OpenReview profile without an institutional email must allow up to two weeks for moderation.
Official sources
Compiled from the official call for papers. The organizers’ pages remain authoritative.
Last verified September 9, 2026