Editorial Acknowledgements and Introduction to the Special Issue on EDM Journal Track

The EDM Conference was held in Wuhan this year, from June 25 to June 28, and for the third time it held a Journal track which was edited by Agathe Merceron and Radek Pelanek this year. The Journal track allows papers submitted to JEDM to be presented at the conference. A summary is available in the proceedings, and the full text is published in the Journal.

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