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Shape the Future of ICT Research with ARIS
April 1st, 2026 
Daniela Lopez de Luise 
CIERRE DE MINAS y Pasivos Ambientales Mineros
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ACTUALIZADO 2024
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La minería como actividad dedicada a la extracción de recursos que alberga un yacimiento, tiene un período de vida limitado, tras finalizar el ciclo productivo ya sea de un sector o de toda la mina, se debe poner en marcha el Plan de Cierre de la instalación. Los planes de cierre para operaciones actuales como para instalaciones abandonadas (pasivos) van desde el desmantelamiento y demolición de aquellas instalaciones que no tengan ninguna posibilidad de aprovechamiento y puedan suponer la alteración o deterioro del entorno, hasta el cierre y acondicionamiento de estructuras e instalaciones fuera de uso con vistas a eliminar los riesgos de accidentes y las fuentes generadoras de contaminación de suelos y aguas. En la actualidad las propuestas de planes de cierre van acompañadas de operaciones de reciclado y de aprovechamiento de residuos e instalaciones, a fin de minimizar los volúmenes de almacenamiento final y de controlar las emisiones contaminantes. Para asegurar la viabilidad técnica, económica y medioambiental de los planes de cierre, éstos deben realizarse con las mejores técnicas disponibles (MTD), empleando tecnologías limpias en las que se utilicen a ser posibles materiales del lugar. Debido a que el problema de agua es un aspecto importante en una operación minera y sobre todo en la etapa de cierre y post cierre de un proyecto minero, en el curso también se desarrolla a detalle técnicas y metodologías para la caracterización geoquímica de los residuos mineros (desmontes y relaves) y las alternativas de tratamientos de las aguas de mina que han contactado con los distintos componentes mineros, tanto durante la etapa de operación como para los efluentes residuales en la etapa de cierre cuya remediación puede ser viable mediante la aplicación de sistemas de tratamientos pasivos. Este curso de especialización le dará a conocer en detalle la normatividad vigente, planeamiento detallado, evaluación de la estabilidad física, geológica y control de las emisiones ácidas en Proyectos de Cierre de Minas, tanto superficiales como subterráneas.
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OBJETIVOS: Dar a conocer en detalle, temas técnico-legales que van desde la formulación del plan de cierre y pasivos, seguido de la descripción de componentes mineros y control de la estabilidad física y química de los componentes, gestión del agua durante la operación y cierre, desarrollo de actividades de rehabilitación y restauración, monitoreo durante la operación y el post cierre, estimación de los costos directos e indirectos del presupuesto de cierre.
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EXPOSITOR Doctor, Ingeniero de Minas Doctorado en Minería, Escuela Superior de Ingenieros de Minas de la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, España Maestría en Hidrología General y Aplicada, CEDEX del Ministerio de Fomento de España Plan de Cierre de Minas para las siguientes empresas: Minera Yanacocha S.R.L.(PdC, 1MPdC, 2MPdC, 3MPdC, 4MPdC y 5MPdC), Compañía Minera Argentum S.A., Castrovirreyna Compañía Minera S.A., Compañía Minera Condestable, Compañía Estudios de Caracterización Geoquímica y Diseño de Plantas de Tratamiento de Aguas Acidas de Mina (Sistemas pasivos y químicos) para las siguientes empresas: Consorcio Minero Horizonte, Compañía Minera Volcan, Compañía Vena Perú, Corporación Minera Castrovirreyna, Compañía Minera Buenaventura (Unidad Julcani), Compañía Minera Castrovirreyna, Aruntani (Unidad Minera Apumayo), Compañía Minera Poderosa (Geoquimica Relaves Marañón, Planta de Tratamiento Efluentes Santa Maria), Volcán (Geoquímica Mahr Tunel, Carahuacra, Andaychagua, Toldorruni), Southern Peaks Mining, ICM Pachapaqui, Trevali Perú-Glencore, Anglo Gold Ashanti (Cerro Vanguardia – Argentina).
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IJCB 2026 – Sclera Segmentation Benchmarking Competition (Foundation Models & Label-efficient learning)
March 31st, 2026 Daniela Lopez de Luise ********************************************************
10th Sclera Segmentation Benchmarking Competition 2026 (SSBC)
https://ijcb2026.ieee-biometrics.org/
Important dates: Registration is open now
Website: https://sites.google.com/hyderabad.bits-pilani.ac.in/ssbc2026/home
- Track 1: Foundation Models & VLMs. In this track, we aim to benchmark the performance of sclera segmentation approaches based on Foundation Models and VLMs. Participants will submit solutions that integrate large multi-modal models into biometric segmentation pipelines. We specifically encourage grounding approaches, in which textual or auxiliary prompts guide the segmentation, or novel architectures built on top of FMs/VLMs. Results will be compared against standard lighter-weight segmentation models provided by the organisers.
- Track 2: Label-Efficient Learning. The second track will focus on semi-supervised, weakly-supervised, and self-supervised learning approaches. Participants will be challenged to train models capable of learning from incomplete or no labels, addressing the critical issue of data scarcity in medical and biometric imaging. To maintain fairness during evaluation, participants may be required to submit their models and training code, which the organisers will test using a flat protocol for the segmentation task.
Best regards on behalf of all co-organisers,
Multimodal Alignment for a Pluralistic Society (MAPS) Workshops @ CVPR 2026
March 31st, 2026 Daniela Lopez de Luise Dear colleagues,
We are excited to announce the Multimodal Alignment for a Pluralistic Society (MAPS) workshop at CVPR 2026, featuring an outstanding lineup of speakers. This workshop will bring together researchers from CV, NLP, HCI, social sciences, and humanities, recognizing that pluralistic multimodal AI systems demand both technical expertise and an understanding of human values.
We invite you to:
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Participate in our challenge. We host a challenge on Machine Translation for Vision, which focuses on adapting images to fit different cultures while keeping their meaning. We offer two tracks: open (using open-sourced models only) and proprietary (any use of proprietary models). More details on the dataset and the task can be found in the paper, which won the Best Paper award at EMNLP 2024! The challenge will be hosted on Hugging Face challenges. The results of the challenges and winning entries will be presented at the workshop. Participate here: https://huggingface.co/spaces/cmu-lti/MachineTranslationforVision
Start date: March 3, 2026
End date: April 10, 2026
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Submit your papers of up to 4 pages that discuss but are not limited to identifying effective evaluation tasks, benchmarks, and metrics to assess cultural awareness and alignment in VLMs; new methodology for improving cultural authenticity, pluralism, and fairness of AI systems; and new techniques for capturing multiple cultural perspectives and building multimodal models that can amplify underrepresented communities and handle low-resource data at scale.
Start date: March 3, 2026
End date: April 10, 2026
Submit via OpenReview: https://openreview.net/group?id=thecvf.com/CVPR/2026/Workshop/MAPS
For more details see the Call for Papers: https://sites.google.com/view/maps-cvpr/call-for-papers.
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Workshop Website: https://sites.google.com/view/maps-cvpr
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Call for Papers: https://sites.google.com/view/maps-cvpr/call-for-papers
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Challenges: https://sites.google.com/view/maps-cvpr/challenges
Please feel free to share this with colleagues who may be interested. We look forward to your participation.
For any workshop-related queries including the challenge, please drop an email at maps.cvpr@gmail.com.
Yours sincerely,
Workshop organizers
Conferences: CASAXR26 Workshop Last Call for papers
March 31st, 2026 Daniela Lopez de Luise CALL FOR PAPERS (Submission Deadline: March 28, (23.59cet)
As our world becomes increasingly digitized, artificial agents — whether physical (robots and embodied systems), virtual (human or non-human), or hybrid — are becoming integral to everyday life. Their rapid development requires a fundamental rethinking of how humans interact with such entities, particularly regarding social interaction and relationship-building.
This workshop on Social Interactions with Agents, hosted at CASAXR 2026, aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration around the design, modeling, evaluation, and ethical implications of social interactions with artificial agents.
We seek to bring together researchers from computer science, robotics, extended reality, animation, psychology, communication sciences, behavioral sciences, ethics, and related fields to contribute to the development of next-generation social interaction paradigms between humans and agents.
Topics of Interest
The workshop welcomes submissions including, but not limited to, the following areas:
- Social robotics
- Virtual humans
- Virtual agents
- Intelligent agents (physical, virtual, or hybrid)
- Embodiment and presence
- Modeling and animating digital/virtual twins
- Affective computing
- Behavioral animation and simulation
- Human-agent and agent-agent communication
- Behavioral animation
- Ethics of agents, social robots, and virtual humans
- Avatars and the Metaverse
- Populated heritage sites
- Populated extended reality
- Applications of virtual humans, agents, or robots for:
- Cultural Heritage
- Climate change adaptation
- Risk communication
- Individual-centered support during extreme events
- Real-world simulation environments
Types of Submissions
We invite:
- Research papers focusing on social interaction with physical, virtual, or hybrid agents.
- Technical papers addressing technological challenges that constrain or enable social interactions.
- Position papers discussing ethics, emerging concepts, theoretical frameworks, and early-stage ideas for novel social interaction paradigms.
All submissions must follow the official CASAXR 2026 conference guidelines.
Publication
Accepted papers will be published in the Springer CASAXR 2026 Proceedings.
Selected high-quality papers will be invited for submission to the Computer Animation and Virtual Worlds journal published by Wiley.
SEE https://cgs-network.org/CASAXR26/index.php/workshops/ for more information