[robocup-worldwide] Regional Committee
Luca Iocchi
iocchi at dis.uniroma1.it
Tue Jul 25 22:08:35 EDT 2017
Dear all,
please notice the correct URL for the RoboCup Regional Committees is
http://www.robocup.org/organization/regional_committees/
Any Regional Committee willing to update/add info here, please let us know.
Best regards,
Luca.
Il 16/07/2017 11:18, Xiao-Ping Chen ha scritto:
>
> Dear RoboCup 2017 participants,
>
> Like every year, we will have a Regional Committee Assembly this year
> in Nagoya.
>
> The meeting will be on Thursday, July 27, 2017, at 17:00 at the
> Trustee Meeting Room.
>
> Many of you are already represented by regional committees, as
> indicated on the RoboCup webpage
> athttp://www.robocup.org/organization-of-robocup/regional-committees/.
> In that case, your representative has already been invited to the meeting.
>
> If you are from a region that is not represented, I encourage you to
> get together with any other participants from your region to form a
> Regional Committee.
>
> The procedure for forming Regional Committees is included at the
> bottom of this message. Please let me know if you or someone else from
> your region is planning to attend this year's meeting.
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Xiaoping
>
> On behalf of RoboCupTrustees
>
> *RoboCup Regional Committees*
>
> RoboCup is a non commercial, scientific and cultural activity to
> promote artificial intelligence, robotics, and other related science
> and technologies through robots and simulated robots competitions.
>
> A sufficiently large number of teams, researchers and teachers from
> any nation, group of nations, or nation-sized region (henceforth
> "region") with significant past and current RoboCup participation is
> invited to form a "RoboCup Regional Committee."
>
> The purposes of these committees are to
>
> 1. Promote RoboCup within your region.
>
> 2. Organize local RoboCup events and RoboCup opens.
>
> 3. Manage qualification for RoboCup leagues when slots are limited.
>
> 4. Maintain RoboCup standards for scientific research and education
> within your region and uphold the RoboCup mission of sharing advances
> through friendly competition.
>
> 5. Maintain an English website to be linked to the main RoboCup
> website describing the RoboCup activities in your region.
>
> 6. Ensuring proper user of RoboCup emblems (names and logos) in your
> region.
>
> There are local events smaller than regional "open" competitions,
> which should also be run with regional committee participation, but
> must be approved by the board of trustees.
>
> The regional committee is expected to send a report following each
> event summarizing the participation and organization of the event,
> including how many people and teams participated, from where, etc., as
> well as a financial report including registration fees, regional
> sponsorship, events and operational cost, etc. If there are many local
> events in a given year, they can be grouped together into a single
> annual report.
>
> Each regional committee should have a single chair who serves as the
> main point of contact with the RoboCup Board of Trustees for questions
> that are relevant to the region. There should be representation on the
> committee from all of the different RoboCup leagues in which your
> region is active (including RoboCupJunior). If not already
> established, we encourage the regional committees to initiate
> formation of all aspects of RoboCup activities, including
> RoboCupSoccer, RoboCupRescue, RoboCupJunior, and RoboCup at Home.
>
> To form a committee, please get together with all of the participants
> from your region. Once the list of committee members is prepared,
> please contact the RoboCup Trustees with following information:
>
> 1. The members and affiliations of the committee.
>
> 2. The names, affiliations, and email addresses of all the Major teams
> represented by the committee (hopefully all the teams from your
> region). In case of RoboCupJunior, include the name of the Junior
> regional representative, and his/her affiliation and email address. It
> is not necessary to include the list of all Junior teams from your region.
>
> 3. The URL of your current webpage, if it already exists (see
> http://www.robocup.org/organization-of-robocup/regional-committees/
> for some examples).
>
> The Trustees will then check that all the represented teams agree to
> be represented in this way, and then link the committee to the RoboCup
> website.
>
> The representatives of all RoboCup Regional Committees meet at least
> once a year during the annual RoboCup event to discuss with the
> Trustees about the development of RoboCup in their regions and in
> general. Furthermore, while vacancies exist in the Board of Trustees,
> one appointment is reserved for election by the regional committees
> (one vote per regional committee).
>
>
>
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