From diderot@hitl.washington.eduThu Oct 20 14:04:10 1994 Date: Wed, 31 Aug 1994 15:03:42 -0700 From: Toni Emerson To: lsilk@hitl.washington.edu Cc: scivw@hitl.hitl.washington.edu Subject: GI'95 Call for Papers (fwd) put in IRVR >---------- Forwarded message ---------- >Date: Tue, 30 Aug 1994 13:52:44 -0600 (MDT) >From: Przemek Prusinkiewicz >To: eg94-mailing@si.sintef.no >Subject: GI'95 Call for Papers > > > GRAPHICS INTERFACE'95 > 15 - 19 MAY 1995 > QUEBEC CITY, QUEBEC, CANADA > > CALL FOR PAPERS > > > About the conference > >Graphics Interface'95 is the twenty-first Canadian conference devoted to >computer graphics and interactive techniques, and is the oldest regularly >scheduled computer graphics conference in the world. Now an annual >conference, a film festival, and workshops, Graphics Interface has >established a reputation for a high-quality technical program. The 1995 >conference will be held in Quebec City, Quebec, on 15-19 May, 1995. >Graphics Interface'95 is sponsored by the Canadian Human-Computer >Communications Society, and will be held in conjunction with Vision >Interface'95. Each conference offers three concurrent days of invited and >submitted papers. For a single registration fee, conference participants >can attend presentations in any of the two, promoting the exchange of >knowledge among both disciplines. Two days (May 15 and 16) have been set >aside for workshops and other events. A banquet and electronic theatre >provide additional opportunities to meet speakers and other attendees for >informal discussion in a social setting. > > > Call for papers > >Papers: >Contributions are solicited describing unpublished research results and >applications experience in all areas of computer graphics, including: > > Image Synthesis & Realism User Interfaces > Shading & Rendering Algorithms Windowing Systems > Geometric Modeling Computer Cartography > Computer Animation Image Processing > Interactive Techniques Medical Graphics > Graphics for CAD/CAM Graphics in Education > Computer-Aided Building Design Graphics & the Arts > Industrial & Robotics Applications Visualization > Graphics in Business Graphics in Simulation > >Send five (5) copies of a full paper (20 double-spaced pages or less) to >the Program Chair by 31 October, 1994. Include full names, addresses, >phone numbers, fax numbers and email addresses for all authors. One author >should be designated the contact author for all subsequent correspondence >regarding the paper. Notification of acceptance or rejection will be >mailed to the contact author by 23 January, 1995. Accepted papers will be >published in the Conference Proceedings. Camera ready copies of accepted >papers are due 25 March, 1995. Each paper will be allotted up to eight (8) >pages in the proceedings. Extra charges will be made for papers exceeding >the limit and for color photos. > >Workshops: >Interested parties are encouraged to submit proposals for Workshops to the >Program Chair by 15 November, 1994. > >Electronic Theatre: >Film and video tapes that illustrate the use of computer graphics and >interactive techniques will be considered for presentation at the 1995 >conference. This material could present new techniques, the artistic >application of computer graphics, or a historical perspective of the field. >All submitted material will be reviewed. Due to time constraints, only >portions of some film or video tapes may be shown. The committee reserves >the right to edit all submitted material for presentation. Send >submissions to the Program Chair by 31 March, 1995. > >Program Chair: > Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz > Dept. of Computer Science > University of Calgary > 2500 University Drive N.W. > Calgary, Alberta T2N 1N4 > Tel: 403-220-5494 > Fax: 403-284-4707 > email: pwp@cpsc.ucalgary.ca > >Program Committee: > Chandrajit L. Bajaj Purdue University > Richard Bartels University of Waterloo > Jules Bloomenthal George Mason University > Tom Calvert Simon Fraser University > Alain Fournier University of British Columbia > Ned Greene Apple Computer > Marylin Mantei University of Toronto > Avi Naiman Hong Kong University > Darwyn Peachey Pixar > Mikio Shinya NTT Japan > Neil Stewart University of Montreal > Colin Ware University of New Brunswick > Brian Wyvill University of Calgary > > > About Quebec City... > >The conference will be held in Quebec City, Quebec. This is the only >walled city in North America, the cradle of French civilization on our >continent, and one of the few cities in the world designated by UNESCO as a >World Heritage Site. Inside the imposing fortifications of Old Quebec, >picture-book streets and ancient stone buildings, with dormer windows and >brightly painted shutters, take you back through the pages of history. >Charming shops and candle-lit restaurants are a delight to the eye and the >palate. Many old buildings are now inns or bed-and-breakfast places. Take >a stroll on the board walk and watch ships in the St. Lawrence far below. >Walk the ramparts of the Citadel, then the nearby Plains of Abraham where >British and French troops clashed in 1759. Outside the old walls rises the >modern city where most residents live and work. The clubs and restaurants >along Grande Allee provide a glittering night life. > > > Contacts for general information > GI/VI Conference Co-chairs '95 > >Wayne Davis >GI/VI '95 >Box 1098 >134 Sumac Ridge Drive >Summerland, BC >Canada V0H 1Z0 >Tel: 604-494-9056 >Fax: 604-494-4033 >e-mail: davis@cs.ualberta.ca > >Denis Poussart >Laboratoire de vision et systemes numeriques >Dept de genie electrique >Universite Laval >Quebec, PQ >Canada G1K 7P4 >Tel: 418-656-3554 >Fax: 418-656-3594 >e-mail: laurend@gel.ulaval.ca > >