RECOGNIZING CONFERENCE SERVICE
The institution service leaderboard.
The institutions supporting computer science conference service.
How scoring works
Institution scores sum personal service credits from dated appointments whose source-listed affiliation identifies that institution, not a person's current employer. Each contributing linked profile earns its own edition and workshop credits: two people serving one conference edition earn two edition credits (20 points). People counts contributing linked profiles; edition and workshop columns count person-level credits, not distinct events. Joint affiliations give each listed canonical institution full credit. Unlinked identities and undated standing committees are excluded.
Only affiliations resolved to one ROR institution are ranked. Ambiguous and unrecognized institution labels remain visible in the affiliation directory and source rosters, but are not combined into a ranked institution.
Three conference roles for one person in one edition earn 12 points. One role in each of two editions earns 20. Organizing a workshop earns 3 points per person, independently of main-conference service; workshop-only service does not receive the 10-point edition base. Each named workshop counts once per person per host edition. Duplicate copies of the same appointment do not count. Undated standing committees are excluded. All time includes published future-edition appointments. Recent views use completed calendar years, excluding the current year and future editions.
This ranks indexed service, not research quality, workload, or institutional quality. Conference coverage, affiliations, and identity reconciliation are incomplete; scores change as records are added or corrected. Only institutions resolved in ROR are ranked. Sources & coverage →
Rankings
All indexed years · ties share a rankNo matching ranked institutions. Only institutions with dated, scored appointments linked to profiles and source-listed affiliations are included.
Equal scores share a rank; alphabetical order within a tie does not break it. Open an institution to inspect the appointments and their sources.