From cyberoid@u.washington.edu Sun May 28 13:02:18 1995 Return-Path: Received: by stein1.u.washington.edu (5.65+UW95.05/UW-NDC Revision: 2.33 ) id AA26924; Sun, 28 May 95 13:02:18 -0700 Date: Sun, 28 May 95 13:02:18 -0700 From: Robert Jacobson Message-Id: <9505282002.AA26924@stein1.u.washington.edu> X-Sender: cyberoid@stein1.u.washington.edu To: scivw Subject: CONF: "Visualization and Modelling", BCS, 5-7 December, UK Status: OR From: R Earnshaw Date: Mon, 22 May 95 09:13:11 BST Call for Submissions - Visualization and Modelling VISUALIZATION AND MODELLING The British Computer Society Computer Graphics & Displays Group will hold an international two day meeting on this theme to take place in the UK 5-7 December 1995. A book based on, but not restricted to, papers presented at the event will be published after the meeting. Visualization techniques and tools are used in a wide variety of disciplines, including science, engineering, medicine, business, and more recently in financial and economic modelling. Topics to be covered may include (and are not not limited to) the following - # Visualization Techniques # Visualization Hardware # Visualization and VR # Applications # Volume Visualization # Perception Issues # Collaborative Visualization # Distributed Visualization # Modelling Complexity # Large Data Sets # Foundations and Standards # Flow Visualization # Multimedia Aspects # Visualization Systems # Broadband Networks & Systems # Visual Programming # Case Studies # Application Builders # Video Interfaces # Advanced Systems # User interfaces # Media integration # Information Visualization # Medical Visualization # Animation # Interaction # Virtual Reality # Mathematical Visualization Other areas of interest will also be considered by the editors. A number of experienced researchers and developers from Europe and the USA have already expressed their wish to contribute to the event and book, so the project is assured of a high quality and an international profile. Selection of papers for presentation at the meeting will be by invitation or by review of abstracts. Chapters for the book will be selected by review of full papers. Initial interest should be expressed by contacting Prof John Vince or Huw Jones at the addresses given below with three paper copies or one e-mail copy of an abstract giving a title, a description of the paper content, the name(s) and affiliation(s) of author(s), a contact address (e-mail and/or postal), telephone and/or FAX number. If a paper is accepted for the meeting, one of the authors will be expected to attend to present it. In this case Conference fees will be waived for the presenter. Important dates # Receipt of abstracts 1 July 95 # Agreement on draft programme 1 August 95 # Final programme confirmation 15 September 95 # Receipt of papers for meeting 1 October 95 # Receipt of final papers for book 1 December 95 (Illustrations and electronic text) # Meeting (2 days during) 6-7 December 95 # Acceptance of final book format 17 December 95 The meeting will be preceded by a day of tutorials and an exhibition will be mounted to run concurrently with the programme. The event will take place at a Conference venue within the UK. Contact Addresses: Prof J. A. Vince Huw Jones Thomson Training & Simulation Ltd Centre for Electronic Arts Gatwick Road Middlesex University CRAWLEY Cat Hill West Sussex RH10 2RL BARNET EN4 8HT U. K. U.K. Tel: 44-(0)-129-356-3732 or 356-2822 Email: huw1@mdx.ac.uk Fax: 44-(0)-129-356-3680 _______________________________________________________________________________