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3IA'2010 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE: Call for Participation

by Stefanie Behnke

----------------------------------------------------------------------- S O R R Y F O R D U P L I C A T E S !!!!! ========================================================================= 3IA'2010 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE THE 13TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COMPUTER GRAPHICS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Athens (GREECE), 28 - 29 of May, 2010 http://3ia.teiath.gr In cooperation with Eurographics FINAL CALL FOR PARTICIPATION General Chair: Dimitri PLEMENOS (plemenos(a)numericable.com) Local Chair: George MIAOULIS (gmiaoul(a)teiath.gr) Invited speakers: Yves DUTHEN (France), Nikolaos AVOURIS (Greece), Xavier PUEYO (Spain) REGISTRATION FEES: 190 Euro (regular participants) 130 Euro (students) Payment by Bank transfer (see http://3ia.teiath.gr) CONFERENCE PROGRAM Friday, May 28, 2010, Morning 09:15 a.m: Reception 09:50 a.m: Opening of the Conference 10:00 a.m: Invited speaker (Yves Duthen) The Bio-Logic of the Artificial Creatures Yves Duthen (FRANCE) 11:00 a.m: Coffee break 1st session: Virtual reality, Artificial life, Games 11:30 a.m.: Virtual Reality Advanced Editor For Crowded Worlds Simulations Martha E. Zavala Villa (MEXICO), Hervé Luga (FRANCE), Victor M Larios Rosillo (MEXICO). 12:00 a.m.: Levels of Interaction: A User-Guided Experience in Large-Scale Virtual Environments David Panzoli (FRANCE), Christopher Peters (UK), Ian Dunwell (UK), Stephane Sanchez (FRANCE), Panagiotis Petridis (UK), Aristidis Protopsaltis (UK), Vincent Scesa (FRANCE) and Sara de Freitas (UK) SHORT PAPER 12:30 a.m.: A Multiple Level Behavioural System for Crowd Simulation in Computer Games. Christos Gatzoulis (CYPRUS). 13:00 a.m. Lunch Friday, May 28, 2010, Afternoon 2nd session: Scene Modelling 1 02:30 p.m.: Vague modeling with fuzzy solid models A.A Zaldivar (CUBA), J.C. Torres (SPAIN). 03:00 p.m.: A Computational Model to Develop Key Symmetry Patterns Used in Islamic Geometric Patterns. Ali Izadi, Azam Bastanfard, Mahdi Rezaei (IRAN). 03:30 p.m.: Virtual Globe Based Collaborative 3D City Modelling Christos P. Yiakoumettis, Georgios Bardis, Georgios Miaoulis (GREECE), Dimitri Plemenos, Djamchid Ghazanfarpour (FRANCE) 04:00 p.m.: Coffee break 3rd session: Scene understanding 04:30 a.m.: Alternative visualization techniques for understanding scenes with embedded objects. Nancy Dandachy, Dimitri Plemenos, Safwan Chendeb (FRANCE), Bachar El Hassan (LEBANON). 05:00 a.m.: Incorporating Viewpoint Entropy into the S-PDB viewer for Selecting Optimal 3D object Views. Nikolaos Doulamis, Evangelos Chronis, Anastasios Doulamis, George Miaoulis (GREECE), Dimitri Plemenos (FRANCE). 05:30 p.m.: End of the 1st day; Saturday, May 29, 2010, Morning 09:30 a.m.: Invited speaker (Xavier Pueyo) Physically-Based Modeling and Rendering. Improving Real World Applications . Xavier Pueyo, Carles Bosch, Adria Fores, I. Martín, A. Mas, G.Patow (SPAIN). 4th session: Rendering 10:30 a.m.: Interactive Volume-based Indirect Illumination of Dynamic Scenes. Athanasios Gaitatzes (CYPRUS), Pavlos Mavridis, Georgios Papaioannou (GREECE). 11:00 a.m.: A comparison of two machine learning approaches for Photometric Solids Compression. Samuel Delepoulle, François Rousselle, Christophe Renaud, Philippe Preux (FRANCE). 11:30 a.m.: Coffee break 5th session: Scene Modelling 2 12:00 a.m.: Declarative Disambiguation Using Knowledge-based Requirements Transformation into a Formal Constraint Model. Georgios Bardis, Dimitrios Makris, Vassilios Golfinopoulos, Georgios Miaoulis (GREECE), Dimitri Plemenos (FRANCE). 12:30 a.m.: Growing Cells Meshing. Hendrik Annuth, Christian Bohn (GERMANY). 13:00 a.m.: Lunch PARALLEL SESSIONS Saturday, May 29, 2010, Morning 6th session: Machine learning 10:40 a.m.: Robust Foreground Detection and Tracking using Dynamic Foreground-Background Modeling Based on Adaptive Boosting. Nikolaos Doulamis, Anastasios Doulamis, John Dragonas, George Miaoulis (GREECE). SHORT PAPER 11:10 a.m.: A self adaptive 3D search algorithm using non-supervised relevance feedback. Evaggelos Promponas, Nikolaos Doulamis, John Dragonas, George Miaoulis (GREECE). 11:30 a.m.: Coffee break 7th session: Data visualization, Camera selection, GPU SHORT PAPERS 12:00 a.m.: Plastic Material Selection By Intelligent Graphic Mode. Urska Sancin, Bojan Dolsak (SLOVENIA). 12:20 a.m.: Camera Selection Using SCSPs. Michael Janzen, Eric Neufeld, Michael Horsch (CANADA). 12:40 a.m.: Simulating Soft Tissues using a GPU approach of the Mass-Spring Model. Christian Andres Diaz Leon (COLOMBIA), Steven Eliuk (CANADA), Helmuth Trefftz Gomez (COLOMBIA), Pierre Boulanger (CANADA). 13:00 a.m.: Lunch Saturday, May 29, 2010, Afternoon 02:30 p.m.: Invited speaker (Nikolaos Avouris) Design of interactive technologies for a mobile and ubiquitous world Nikolaos Avouris (GREECE) 8th session: GIS 03:30 p.m.: Application of the Pareto-Based Genetic Algorithm in Multi- Objective Location Analysis. Mirza Ponjavic, Almir Karabegovic (BOSNIA and HERZEGOVINA). 04:00 p.m.: GIS Scene Explorer, an Intelligent Navigation Tool for Georeferenced Scenes. Christos P. Yiakoumettis, Georgios Bardis, Georgios Miaoulis (GREECE), Dimitri Plemenos, Djamchid Ghazanfarpour (FRANCE). 04:30 p.m.: End of the conference =========================================================================

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Theory and Practice of Computer Graphics - TPCG 2010 (deadline extended: 24 May)

by John Collomosse

(Apologies if you receive this more than once) ================================================================= Theory and Practice of Computer Graphics 2010 at the University of Sheffield, UK, 6-8th September 2010 * Submission deadline extended to May 24 * Apologies if you receive multiple copies of this Call for Papers Please forward this mail to anyone interested ================================================================= CFP: The UK Chapter of the Eurographics Association (EGUK) presents:- http://www.eguk.org.uk/TPCG10/ ** Papers Deadline Extended to 24 May 2010 ** ----------------------------------------------------------------- The 28th Conference organised by the UK chapter of the Eurographics Association will be the eighth Theory and Practice of Computer Graphics 2010 Conference (TP.CG.10) and takes place at Sheffield University on the 6-8 September 2010. With a paper deadline of May 5th, 2010. All accepted papers will be published by Eurographics and held on the Digital Library, and will be available at the conference. This conference focuses on theoretical and practical aspects of Computer Graphics and brings together top practitioners, users and researchers, thereby inspiring further collaboration between participants, particularly between academia and industry. The Programme Committee is seeking refereed papers and work-in-progress reports in all aspects of computer graphics and its applications. The topics of interest include (but are not limited to): * computer animation * computer-based art and entertainment * computational geometry * display technologies * fundamental algorithms * graphics applications and graphics systems * graphics architectures and acceleration hardware * fractal and natural phenomena * human computer interaction * image processing * Internet graphics and collaborative environments * medical imaging * modelling methods * rendering techniques * texture synthesis * scientific visualization * information visualization * virtual reality and virtual environments * volume graphics * web graphics See the website for more information: http://www.eguk.org.uk/TPCG10/

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NPAR 2010 - Non-photorealistic Animation and Rendering

by John Collomosse

----------=============================================----------- NPAR 2010 REGISTRATION OPEN - Reminder Early-bird / discount deadline 10 May 8th ACM symposium on Non-Photorealistic Animation and Rendering (NPAR 2010) June 7-10, Annecy, France http://graphics.cs.williams.edu/sbim-npar10 We invite you to attend NPAR 2010, the 8th international symposium dedicated to non-photorealistic animation and rendering,sponsored by INRIA and in cooperation with ACM and Eurographics. This year NPAR returns to its traditional home in Annecy, France. It will be at the 50th anniversary Annecy International Animated Film Festival and will be held in joint session with the Sketch Based Interfaces and Modeling (SBIM) workshop. We have an exciting oral papers programme and a number of high quality posters for NPAR, show-casing high quality innovative research in NPAR. These will be presented in a single track event with papers and demos from SBIM. The co-located International Animation Festival is a fantastic opportunity to network with professionals in the creative industry, and to view great new animation work. Registration covers several lunches, a dinner cruise, proceedings and admission to the conference programme 7-10 June. In addition there is a discount of 10% on the Animation Festival for our attendees. Further discounts are provided for students (sponsored by Adobe Systems). Additional discounts for ACM and Eurographics members. Registration is open now: http://graphics.cs.williams.edu/sbim-npar10/registration.html There is still time to register for the early bird discount deadline (10 May). We look forward to seeing you in Annecy! John Collomosse Morgan McGuire NPAR 2010 Chairmen ----------=============================================-----------

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CFP Media Retargeting Workshop at ECCV 2010

by Stefanie Behnke

------------------- CALL FOR PAPERS ------------------- MEDIA RETARGETING WORKSHOP in conjunction with ECCV 2010, September 10, Crete, Greece http://www.vision.ee.ethz.ch/MRW2010 OVERVIEW Media retargeting is the process of adapting media content such as images or video to the characteristics of different output devices. Media retargeting has received considerable attention in computer vision and graphics research in the recent years due to the growing variability in capture devices and displays (small displays in mobile devices, large high resolution displays in home cinema systems) and the availability of huge amounts of image and video data. Besides converting video between different display sizes, the spectrum of problems related to media retargeting also comprises issues such as color adaptation between different dynamic ranges, or the automatic conversion of 2D to 3D footage for upcoming stereoscopic consumer display devices. The goal of this workshop is to bring together researchers and practitioners from all areas of computer vision, machine learning, and computer graphics, and to stimulate the discussion about shared concepts and recent progress on topics ranging from perceptual content analysis over efficient optimization algorithms for retargeting to systematic evaluation of already existing techniques. CALL FOR PARTICIPATION We invite high quality, original submissions for presentation during the workshop. Contributions from the following areas are especially welcome: * video or image retargeting of aspect ratio and resolution * color retargeting between low and high dynamic ranges * visual saliency estimation * attention estimation and perceptual metrics * temporal retargeting and content summarization * retargeting of stereoscopic content * monocular video to stereo conversion * relevant optimization techniques * systematic evaluation and user studies of relevant methods * perceptual studies of retargeting results * multi-modal retargeting (e.g. video and sound) DATES * Full paper submission: June 16, 2010 * Notification of acceptance: July 9, 2010 * Camera ready version of accepted papers: July 13, 2010 KEYNOTE SPEAKER * Ariel Shamir, Efi Arazi School of Computer Science, Herzliya ORGANIZERS * Thomas Deselaers, ETH Zurich * Alexander Hornung, Disney Research Zurich * Olga Sorkine, New York University

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Computational Aesthetics 2010: Call for Participation

by Stefanie Behnke

Please accept our apologies if you receive multiple copies of this email. Computational Aesthetics 2010 You are invited to participate in the sixth annual Symposium on Computational Aesthetics that will take place in London from the 14-15 June. Call for Participation Invited speakers: Maggie Boden and George Mallen. Registration is now open at http://graphics.uni-konstanz.de/cae2010/pmwiki.php/Main/Registration Registration Fees: Early Bird (before 15th May) £155 Student (CAS/EG) £205 Student (non-member) £215 Regular (CAS/EG) £315 Regular (non-member) £125 Art contributor* After 15th May £205 Student (CAS/EG) £255 Student (non-member) £255 Regular (CAS/EG) £355 Regular (non-member) £175 Art contributor* Program: Monday 14th June 2010 9:20 Welcome 9:30 Keynote Computer Art and Emotions Maggie Boden 10:30 Coffee Session 1 Weird Images 11:00 Realtime Aesthetic Image Retargeting, Ligang Liu and Jin Yong. 11:20 The "In-Between" virtual neighborhood and the "Cellutopia" engine, Nefeli Dimitriadi and Stavroula Zoi 11:40 Pannini: A New Projection for Rendering Wide Angle Perspective Images, Daniel German, Thomas Sharpless and Bruno Postle. 12:00 A robust and universal gradient domain imaging solver using gradient variables and locally varying metrics, Ramon Hegedus and Laszlo Neumann. 12:20 Lunch Session 2 Suggestive Lines 13:20 Suggestive Hatching, Mayank Singh and Scott Schaefer. 13:40 Two Computers at Leisure Playing Chess in a Park, Timothy Devine 14:00 Recursive scene graphs, Neil Dodgson and Brian Wyvill. 14:20 Line Drawings vs. Curvature Shading: Scientific Illustration of Range Scanned Artefacts, Christian Hörr, Guido Brunnett and Christian Vix. 14:40 Coffee 15:10 Art Installation Exploration 16:30 Posters, art & drinks 17:50 Finish Tuesday 15th June 2010 Session 3 Magic Brushes 9:10 Interactive volume illustration using intensity filtering, Marc Ruiz, Imma Boada, Miquel Feixas and Mateu Sbert. 9:30 Arabic Calligraphy, Salman Alhajri. 9:50 Brush stroke ordering techniques for painterly rendering, Lesley Northam, Joe Istead and Craig S. Kaplan. 10:10 Stroke Matching for Paint Dances, Simon Colton. 10:30 Coffee Session 4 Freaky Geometry 11:00 Subdivision Beyond Smoothness, Michael Hansmeyer 11:20 A Planetary Order (Terrestrial Cloud Globe), Martin John Callanan. 11:40 Procedural generation of surface detail for science fiction spaceships, Craig S. Kaplan and Kate Kinnear. 12:00 Discretization of 3D models using voxel elements of different shapes, Davide Cavagnino and Marco Gribaudo. 12:20 Lunch 13:20 Invited Talk Goose pimples are for humans, what's for robots? George Mallen Session 5 Mental to Metal 14:00 Bridging the Imaginal Gap: From Mental Image to Computer Model, Nick Lambert 14:20 Toward Auvers Period: Evolution of van Gogh's Style, Jaume Rigau, Miquel Feixas, Mateu Sbert and Christian Wallraven. 14:40 Coffee Session 6 Crossover 15:10 The Needle Factory, Jeremy Radvan. 15:30 Learning about Shadows from Artists, Elodie Fourquet. 15:50 From Communication Game to Cities Tango, Ernest Edmonds and Francesca Franco 16:10 Closing

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CFP: Theory and Practice of Computer Graphics - TPCG 2010 (Eurographics UK)

by John Collomosse

================================================================= Apologies if you receive multiple copies of this Call for Papers Please forward this mail to anyone interested ================================================================= CFP: The UK Chapter of the Eurographics Association (EGUK) presents:- Theory and Practice of Computer Graphics 2010 at the University of Sheffield, UK, 6-8th September 2010 http://www.eguk.org.uk/TPCG10/ ** Papers Deadline 5 May 2010 ** ----------------------------------------------------------------- The 28th Conference organised by the UK chapter of the Eurographics Association will be the eighth Theory and Practice of Computer Graphics 2010 Conference (TP.CG.10) and takes place at Sheffield University on the 6-8 September 2010. With a paper deadline of May 5th, 2010. All accepted papers will be published by Eurographics and held on the Digital Library, and will be available at the conference. This conference focuses on theoretical and practical aspects of Computer Graphics and brings together top practitioners, users and researchers, thereby inspiring further collaboration between participants, particularly between academia and industry. The Programme Committee is seeking refereed papers and work-in-progress reports in all aspects of computer graphics and its applications. The topics of interest include (but are not limited to): * computer animation * computer-based art and entertainment * computational geometry * display technologies * fundamental algorithms * graphics applications and graphics systems * graphics architectures and acceleration hardware * fractal and natural phenomena * human computer interaction * image processing * Internet graphics and collaborative environments * medical imaging * modelling methods * rendering techniques * texture synthesis * scientific visualization * information visualization * virtual reality and virtual environments * volume graphics * web graphics See the website for more information: http://www.eguk.org.uk/TPCG10/

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2010 International Conference on Cyberworlds

by Stefanie Behnke

SUBMISSION DATELINE: 30 APRIL 2010 International Conference on Cyberworlds 20-22 October 2010, Singapore http://www3.ntu.edu.sg/SCE/cw2010 Organized by the School of Computer Engineering, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Technically Co-Sponsored by IEEE Computer Society. In cooperation with Eurographics Association and Association for Computing Machinery. Supported by the Interactive Digital Media R&D Program Office, Media Development Authority of Singapore. Cyberworlds are information worlds or communities created on cyberspace by collaborating participants either intentionally or spontaneously. As information worlds, they accumulate information regardless whether or not anyone is in, and they can be with or without 2D or 3D visual graphics appearance. The examples of such cyberworlds are communities created in different social networking services, 3D shared virtual environments, and multiplayer online games. Cyberworlds are closely related to the real world and have a serious impact on it. Cyberworlds have been created and applied in such areas as e-business, e-commerce, e-manufacturing, e-learning, e-medicine, and cultural heritage, etc. Cyberworlds augment and sometimes replace the real life and become a significant component of real economy. The international conferences on Cyberworlds have being organized annually since 2002 with the proceedings published by IEEE Computer Society and special issues published in The Visual Computer and other research journals. 10th in the series, CW2010 will consist of paper sessions, tutorials, industrial seminars, exhibitions and hands-on demonstrations where researchers, artists, and vendors will show the state-of-the-art in the field. CW2010 will have several parallel tracks including but not limited to the following topics: Shared virtual worlds; Virtual collaborative spaces; Shape modeling for cyberworlds; Virtual humans and avatars; Intelligent talking agents; Networked collaboration; Haptic interaction and rendering; Computer vision; Augmented, mixed and virtual reality; Human-computer interfaces; Cognitive informatics; Brain-computer interfaces; EEG-based emotion recognition; E-learning in virtual collaborative spaces; Multi-user web games; Art and heritage in cyberspace; Cyber-museums; Cyberworlds and their impact on the real worlds; Cyberethics and cyberlaws; Cybersecurity; Data mining and warehousing in cyberworlds; Social networking. CW2010 will also have a special research and industrial track for Singapore Media Development Authority Co-Space projects. Key-note talks: Tosiyasu L. Kunii "Modeling Cyberworlds" Chief Technical Advisor of Morpho, Inc., Japan and Professor Emeritus of The University of Tokyo, Japan. Nadia Thalmann "A Comprehensive Methodology to Visualize Articulations for the Physiological Human" Professor and Director of MIRALab, University of Geneva and Director of the Institute for Media Innovations, NTU, Singapore. Michael Yap "The Future of Media: Co-Space and the Next Web" Deputy CEO at Media Development Authority (MDA) of Singapore and an Executive Director of the Interactive Digital Media (IDM) Programme Office. André Gagalowicz "3D Tracking of non Verbal Facial Expressions from Monocular Video Sequences" Scientific Leader, Mirages, INRIA Paris - Rocquencourt research centre. Dieter Fellner "3D Semantics Pipeline: Creating, Handling and Visualization of Semantically-Enriched Models" Professor at TU Darmstadt and Director of the Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics Research (IGD), Germany. The conference proceedings will be published by the IEEE Computer Society, placed in the IEEE Xplore and Computer Society digital libraries, and submitted for indexing through INSPEC, EI (Compendex), Thomson ISI, and other indexing services. 2 special issues of the following international journals will be formed from the full conference papers: - The Visual Computer (Springer) - Transactions on Computational Science (Springer) Important Dates: Paper submission 30 April 2010 Notice of Acceptance 15 Jun 2010 Author registration 15 Jul 2010 Camera-ready paper 15 Jul 2010 Industrial Seminars/Exhibitions: Key industrialists are invited to share their experience in creating and applying cyberworlds to solve practical problems. Major research labs, industrial companies and other institutions are invited to set up an exhibition to present their group, the work and projects to the conference participants. Please email your requests to cyberworlds{at}ntu.edu.sg or call +65 6790-4292. General Chair and Co-Chairs: Alexei Sourin, NTU, Singapore. Dieter Fellner, Fraunhofer IGD, Germany. Daniel Thalmann, EPFL, Switzerland and NTU, Singapore. Program Chair: Olga Sourina, NTU, Singapore. CONFIDENTIALITY: This email is intended solely for the person(s) named. The contents may be confidential and/or privileged. If you are not the intended recipient, please delete it, notify us, and do not copy or use it, nor disclose its contents. Thank you. Towards A Sustainable Earth: Print Only When Necessary

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Theory and Practice of Computer Graphics 2010: Call for papers

by Stefanie Behnke

*** Apologies for cross-postings. Please send to interested colleagues and students *** Reminder: Call for papers: The UK Chapter of the Eurographics Association conference: Theory and Practice of Computer Graphics 2010 Conference (TP.CG.10) has moved - it is now being held in September. Paper Deadline May 5th http://www.eguk.org.uk/TPCG10/ The 28th Conference organised by the UK chapter of the Eurographics Association will be the eighth Theory and Practice of Computer Graphics 2010 Conference (TP.CG.10) and takes place at Sheffield University on the 6-8 September 2010. With a paper deadline of May 5th, 2010. All accepted papers will be published by Eurographics and held on the Digital Library, and will be available at the conference. The aim of the conference is to focus on theoretical and practical aspects of Computer Graphics and to bring together top practitioners, users and researchers, which will hopefully inspire further collaboration between participants particularly between academia and industry. The Programme Committee is seeking refereed papers and work-in-progress reports in all aspects of computer graphics and its applications. The topics of interest include (but are not limited to): computer animation; computer-based art and entertainment; computational geometry; display technologies; fundamental algorithms; graphics applications and graphics systems; graphics architectures and acceleration hardware; fractal and natural phenomena; human computer interaction; image processing; Internet graphics and collaborative environments; medical imaging; modelling methods; rendering techniques; texture synthesis; scientific visualization; information visualization; virtual reality and virtual environments; volume graphics; web graphics.

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Third International Conference on Motion in Games 2010 (MIG 2010): CFP

by Stefanie Behnke

** Apologies for cross-postings. Please send to interested colleagues and students. ** First Call for Papers The Third International Conference on Motion in Games 2010 (MIG 2010) November 14-16, 2010, Zeist, the Netherlands http://www.motioningames.org Important Dates: Paper submission: July 8, 2010 Notification of acceptance: August 24, 2010 Camera ready paper: September 3, 2010 Games have become a very important medium for both education and entertainment. Motion plays a crucial role in computer games. Characters move around, objects are manipulated or move due to physical constraints, entities are animated, and the camera moves through the scene. Even the motion of the player nowadays is used as input to games. Motion is currently studied in many different areas of research, including graphics and animation, game technology, robotics, simulation, computer vision, and also physics, psychology, and urban studies. Cross-fertilization between these communities can considerably advance the state-of-the-art in this area. The goal of the Motion in Games conference is to bring together researchers from this variety of fields to present the most recent results and to initiate collaboration. The conference is organized by the Dutch research project GATE. The conference will consist of a regular paper session, as well as presentations by a selection of internationally renowned speakers in the field of games and simulations. Authors are invited to submit a paper of 6-10 pages in the Springer LNCS format. The conference proceedings will be published as a volume in the Lecture Notes in Computer Science series (Springer). Topics include, but are not limited to: Animation Systems Animation Algorithms and Techniques Character Animation Behavioral Animation Facial Animation Particle Systems Simulation of Natural Environments Natural Motion Simulation Virtual Humans Crowd Simulation Path Planning Navigation and Way-finding Flocking and Steering Behavior Camera Motion Object Manipulation Motion Capture Techniques Motion Analysis and Synthesis Gesture Recognition Physics-based Motion Program Chairs: Ronan Boulic - VRLab, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland Yiorgos Chrysanthou - Dept. of Computer Science, University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus Taku Komura - Edinburgh University, UK Local Chairs: Roland Geraerts - Games and Virtual Worlds group, Utrecht University, the Netherlands Arjan Egges - Games and Virtual Worlds group, Utrecht University, the Netherlands Mark Overmars - Games and Virtual Worlds group, Utrecht University, the Netherlands

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SCA 2010 Call for papers (deadline extended!)

by Stefanie Behnke

====================================================== CALL FOR PARTICIPATION -- SCA 2010 ACM SIGGRAPH / Eurographics Symposium on Computer Animation Madrid, Spain July 2-4 http://www.gmrv.es/sca2010/ ====================================================== In order to ensure the best possible quality, the submission deadline for SCA has been extended by 3 more days. The complete call for papers and submission instructions can be found at http://www.gmrv.es/sca2010/call.html *** Important Dates *** All deadlines are 11:59pm Central European Time (GMT+2). 14th of Apr 2010: Deadline for papers submissions 9th of May 2010: Notification of papers acceptance 16th of May 2010: Deadline for posters submissions 23rd of May 2010: Camera-ready papers due 2nd-4th of Jul 2010: Symposium The Symposium on Computer Animation (SCA) is the premier forum for innovations in the software and technology of computer animation. The ninth annual event unites researchers and practitioners working on all aspects of time-based phenomena. Our focused, intimate gathering, with single track program and emphasis on community interaction, makes SCA the best venue to exchange research results, get inspired, and set up collaborations. Don't miss out! We invite submission of original, high-quality papers on computer animation, broadly defined as computation dealing with time-varying phenomena. Each submission will be refereed by the International Program Committee members on the basis of technical quality, novelty, significance, and clarity. The SCA'10 electronic proceedings will be archived in the EG and ACM digital libraries. Extraordinarily good submissions will be invited to submit extended papers to ACM Transaction on Graphics (TOG). Authors of some rejected papers with high potential will be invited to submit their work to a combined posters & demos track. In addition to the technical papers and the posters & demos track, the conference program will also include an animation track. *** Conference co-Chairs *** Francois Faure (Grenoble Universities, INRIA, LJK-CNRS) Caroline Larboulette (Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Madrid) *** Program co-Chairs *** Zoran Popovic (University of Washington) Miguel A. Otaduy (Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Madrid) *** Posters Chair *** Adam Bargteil (University of Utah) We look forward to seeing you in Madrid!

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