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PACIFIC GRAPHICS 2010: Call for Participation

by Stefanie Behnke

Call for Participation ***** PACIFIC GRAPHICS 2010 ***** The 18th Pacific Conference on Computer Graphics and Applications September 25-27, 2010, Hangzhou, China http://www.cad.zju.edu.cn/pg2010/ Pacific Graphics 2010 will be held in Hangzhou, China, during September 25-27, 2010. For the first time in the series, Pacific Graphics 2010 will be in Hangzhou. The widely expressed Chinese proverb, "in heaven there is paradise and on earth there are Hangzhou and Suzhou" and the words of Marco Polo who described this place as, "the most beautiful and magnificent city in the world" have helped to make Hangzhou one of the biggest tourist attractions in the entire country. Hangzhou is also famous for its silk and tea. Please come and join us to have a successful conference and enjoy fantastic nature of Hangzhou. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- IMPORTANT DATES Early registration due: September 4, 2010 Conference: September 25-27, 2010 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Invited Talks Hugues Hoppe Principal researcher & Manager, Computer Graphics Group of Microsoft Research Editor-in-chief, ACM Transactions on Graphics Niloy J. Mitra Vision and Graphics Group Dept. of Computer Science and Engg Indian Institute of Technology Holly Rushmeier Professor of Computer Science Yale University ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For more details, please visit the conference web site, http://www.cad.zju.edu.cn/pg2010/

14 years, 2 months

Call for SA'2010 Technical Sketches & Posters

by Stefanie Behnke

SIGGRAPH ASIA 2010, in cooperation with Eurographics ---- Call for Technical Sketches and Posters ============================================= The call for two page technical sketches as well as multimedia and regular posters is available at: <http://www.eurographics2010.se/calls/posters/> http://www.eurographics2010.se/calls/posters/ Please note the changes in this year's program, most notably the extended sketch length and the new multimedia poster category. The submission deadline is August 30th. This is your last opportunity to contribute to SIGGRAPH ASIA 2010, in the fascinating Seoul, Korea. We are looking forwards for your submissions! Marie-Paule Cani and Alla Sheffer, SA 2010 Sketches & Posters co-chairs

14 years, 2 months

2010 International Conference on Cyberworlds. Registration is open.

by Stefanie Behnke

2010 International Conference on Cyberworlds 20-22 October 2010, Singapore <http://www3.ntu.edu.sg/SCE/cw2010> 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 Association for Computing Machinery and Eurographics Association. 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. Advance program: Key-note talks: ============== 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. Nadia Magnenat-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 Tosiyasu L. Kunii "Cyberworld Modeling for Cloud Computing" Chief Technical Advisor of Morpho, Inc., Japan and Professor Emeritus of The University of Tokyo, Japan Dieter Fellner "3D Semantics Pipeline: Creating, Handling and Visualization of Semantically-Enriched Models" Professor of computer science at TU Darmstadt and director of the Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics Research (IGD) André Gagalowicz "3D Tracking of non Verbal Facial Expressions from Monocular Video Sequences" Scientific Leader, Mirages, INRIA Paris - Rocquencourt research centre Parallel Paper Sessions: ======================= Human-Computer Interaction Shape Modeling for Cyberworlds Simulation and Training Datamining and Cybersecurity Shared Virtual Worlds and Multi-user Games Brain-computer Interfaces, Cognitive Informatics, EEG-based emotion recognition Cyberlearning in Cyberworlds Virtual Humans and Avatars Cyberworlds and Real Worlds Networked Collaboration Computer Vision, Augmented and Mixed Reality Industrial demos and seminars: ============================= To be confirmed. CONFIDENTIALITY: This email is intended solely for the person(s) named and may be confidential and/or privileged. If you are not the intended recipient, please delete it, notify us and do not copy, use, or disclose its content. Thank you. Towards A Sustainable Earth: Print Only When Necessary

14 years, 2 months

Update VMV: Call for papers und Deadline

by Stefanie Behnke

Attention: VMV Deadline extended to July 4th! Abstract due June 28th Final Call for paper extended to July 4th: Vision, Modeling, Visualisation 2010 in Siegen, Germany ( <http://vmv2010.uni-siegen.de> http://vmv2010.uni-siegen.de) Vision, Modeling and Visualization are symbiotic disciplines. Although they are different in terminology and formalism, they profit from the synergy of jointly encountered problems and jointly used technologies. Special interest topics range from image-based modeling and rendering, future directions of photography, hardware graphics up to medical and information visualization. Authors are encouraged to submit their recent research results, practice and experience reports, or novel applications relating to the topics of the VMV 2010 Workshop. Topics may relate to any area in Computer Graphics, Computer Vision and Visualization. Important Dates: (Upload closes July 4th, 23.59 CET, no further extension) Submission of Abstract: June 28th (EXTENDED) Submission of full papers and supplement material: July 4th, 23.59 CET (EXTENDED) Notification of acceptance: September 4th Workshop in Siegen: November 15-17th A non-exclusive list containing the topic scope of the conference is listed below: * Animation * Modeling and Simulation * Image-based Modeling and Rendering * Real-time Rendering * Realistic Rendering * Statistical Methods, Learning * 3D Imaging * GPGPU * Virtual, Mixed, and Augmented Reality * Geometric Modeling * Human Computer Interaction * Medical Image Processing and Visualization * Volume, Flow, Vector and Tensor Visualization * Information Visualization * Image/Video Processing * Motion Capture and Tracking * Graphics & Perception * Multi-Sensor Fusion * Structure from Motion and Stereo * Computational Photography * Optical Flow * Object Recognition * Dynamic 3D Acquisition and Processing * Image and Video Coding * Applications (medicine, robotics, communications, ...) This years VMV will be held in cooperation with the DFG Research Training Group 1564 /Imaging New Modalities/ < <http://www.grk1564.uni-siegen.de> http://www.grk1564.uni-siegen.de> and with the workshop series on Dynamic 3D Imaging (Dyn3D) < <http://www.zess.uni-siegen.de/pmd-home/dyn3d> http://www.zess.uni-siegen.de/pmd-home/dyn3d>. Therefore, a special session on dynamic and multimodal imaging is planned and paper submission focusing on the following topics are highly welcome: * Dynamic 3D Imaging using time-of-flight sensors * Fusion and information retrieval for multi-modal imaging * Image processing and analysis for new imaging modalities like THz or multi-spectral imaging Contact Information: <http://vmv2010.uni-siegen.de> http://vmv2010.uni-siegen.de Reinhard Koch, Andreas Kolb, Christof Rezk-Salama email: <mailto:vmv2010@uni-siegen.de> vmv2010(a)uni-siegen.de

14 years, 3 months

Call for Papers GraVisMa 2010 - Gentle REMINDER

by Stefanie Behnke

>>> Call for Papers GraVisMa 2010 - Gentle REMINDER<<< >>> in cooperation with EUROGRAPHICS ASSOCIATION <<< >>> Deadline for paper & tutorial proposal submission: June 28, 2010 <<< >>> Communications and posters: July 26, 2010 <<<< >>> Venue (expected): Technical University BRNO, Czech Republic, September 7 - 10, 2010 <<< Dear friend, this is just to let you know that the GraVisMa 2010 workshop will be held in September 7-10, 2010. Please, see GraVisMa 2010 WEB page: http://GraVisMa.zcu.cz <http://gravisma.zcu.cz/> and feel free to inspect GraVisMa 2009 as well. GraVisMa 2010 papers should be, properly formatted, submited to the WEB server by June 28, 2010. Please, register your paper (Title, Authors and Abstract etc. as soon as possible). Submitted papers will be peer-to-peer reviewed, accepted and presented papers will be published in the GraVisMa proceedings with ISBN and sent for indexing to ISI/WoS, Scopus and others. Keynote speakers ------------------ Alyn Rockwood (KAUST, Saudi Arabia) Gerik Scheuermann (Mathematical Visualization, University of Leipzig) Hongbo Li (Geometric Algebra Computing, Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing) Several tutorials on GA and computer graphics, applications of GA in information processing, and on CUDA (by NVIDIA experts) are in preparation. Conference proceedings - papers will be anonymously reviewed. After revision, the accepted and presented papers will be published in GraVisMa proceedings with ISBN. They will be sent for indexing by ISI and others. Post-workshop DVD will be produced. Proceedings will be available on-line on WEB with no-access restrictions. Negotiations are under way with Springer to publish extended versions of selected papers in book form Main topics of workshops (but not limited to): -------------------------------------------- - Computer Science fields: -------------------------- Computer Graphics (modeling, rendering, 3D imaging etc.), Computer Vision (3D reconstruction, non-linear image transformations etc.), Algorithms and Data Structures Human Computer Interaction, 3DTV, Scientific and Medical Visualization, Scientific Computing Applications - Mathematical fields: --------------------- Numerical Computation, Projective Geometry, Geometric Algebra, Conformal Algebra, Grassmann Algebra, Clifford Algebra, other Mathematical Aspects - Technology issues: -------------------- GPU/CUDA/TESLA/Fermi technology, Intel Single Chip Cluster Computing technology, Parallel & Distributed processing, Signal Processing processors - Interesting applications: --------------------------- Influence Mathematics to Computer Science related fields, Computer Science inspiration to Mathematics, Educational Aspects, Programming Tools and Systems - Educational aspects and other related topics --------------------- Yours Vaclav Skala skala(a)kiv.zcu.cz Subj. GraVisMa http://Graphics.zcu.cz <http://graphics.zcu.cz/> Please, feel free to visit - Research activities http://GeometryAlgebra.zcu.cz <http://geometryalgebra.zcu.cz/> , http://Graphics.zcu.cz <http://graphics.zcu.cz/> - on-line paper repository of WSCG - International Conferences in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization and Computer Vision since 1992 http://wscg.zcu.cz <http://wscg.zcu.cz/> ---------------------------------------------- ABOUT GraVisMa ------------------ - GraVisMa workshop is a unique forum for researchers, practitioners, developers and academia experts to discuss new approaches and methods in Computer Graphics, Computer Vision, Scientific Computation, Scientific, Medical and Information Visualization with applications of the latest developments in Mathematics and Physics. - Goals of the GraVisMa workshops is to bring theory of the Projective Geometry, Geometric Algebra and Conformal Geometry to practice especially in the fields related to Computer Graphics and Computer Vision, Scientific Computation and Visualization. - GraVisMa workshop will bring new impulses to related fields of computer science, especially in development of new approaches to algorithms and data structures, will stimulate research activities between mathematicians and computer science experts. Informal atmosphere of the GraVisMa workshops will stimulate discussions between researchers and practitioners that will lead to further international research collaborations and projects proposals as well.

14 years, 3 months

8th Eurographics Symposium on Geometry Processing 2010: CALL FOR PARTICIPATION

by Stefanie Behnke

Call for participation 8th Eurographics Symposium on Geometry Processing 2010 July 5-7 in Lyon, France <http://geometryprocessing.org> http://geometryprocessing.org ** CALL FOR PARTICIPATION The Symposium on Geometry Processing is the premier venue for disseminating new research ideas and cutting-edge results in computerized processing of geometric models. In this emerging area, concepts from applied mathematics, computer science, and engineering are used to design efficient algorithms for acquisition, reconstruction, manipulation, simulation and transmission of complex 3D models. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- IMPORTANT DATES Early registration deadline: June 22, 2010 Conference: July 5-7, 2010 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- INVITED SPEAKERS <http://sgp2010.liris.cnrs.fr/ispeakers.php> http://sgp2010.liris.cnrs.fr/ispeakers.php Naoki Saito (University of California, Davis) Karan Singh (University of Toronto) SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM 24 full paper presentations and a poster session. <http://sgp2010.liris.cnrs.fr/program.php> http://sgp2010.liris.cnrs.fr/program.php Looking forward to meeting you in Lyon at SGP2010. EVENT CHAIRS Raphaëlle Chaine Pierre-Marie Gandoin Sébastien Valette PROGRAM CO-CHAIRS Olga Sorkine Bruno Levy

14 years, 3 months

EG-IT 2010: Call for papers

by Enrico Puppo

================================ Eurographics Italian Chapter Conference 2010 (EG-IT 2010) "Computer graphics meets computer vision" Call for papers ================================ October 7-8, 2010 Genova (Italy) Important dates: Full paper submission: August 6, 2010 Reviews due: August 31, 2010 Notification of acceptance: September 6, 2010 Final paper due: September 10, 2010 The Eurographics Italian Chapter Conference (EG-IT) is the main Italian conference on Computer Graphics. Organized by the EUROGRAPHICS Italian Chapter, the 8th EG-IT will be held in Genova on the 7th and 8th of October, 2010. The scientific program of the conference will consist of both invited talks by distinguished speakers and contributions by participants. Contributed papers will be peer reviewed; accepted papers will be published in the proceedings of the conference by Eurographics and held on the EG digital library. The theme of 8th EG-IT will be "Computer graphics meets computer vision": contributions will be accepted from all areas of Computer Graphics, Geometric Modeling, Computer Vision, Image Processing and Multimedia. Interdisciplinary contributions on topics at the frontier between Computer graphics and such other disciplines will be particularly welcome. For more information, please visit the Conference web site at: http://www.eg-it.org/egit2010/ EG-IT 2010 Organising Committee: Enrico Puppo - Dept. of Computer and Information Sciences - University of Genova Andrea Brogni - Dept. of Advanced Robotics - Italian Institute of Technology Leila De Floriani - Dept. of Computer and Information Sciences - University of Genova

14 years, 3 months

High-Performance Graphics: Early Registration Open!

by Stefanie Behnke

High-Performance Graphics 2010 Algorithms, Hardware, Systems ***EARLY REGISTRATION NOW OPEN*** Announcement Registration is now open for High-Performance Graphics 2010. Come join us for a strong set of technical papers, keynote talks by Turner Whitted (Microsoft Research) and Cevat Yerli & Anton Kaplanyan (Crytek), a reinvigorated poster session and the always exciting Hot 3D systems track. See the end of this message for a complete paper list and abstract of the keynote talks. Early registration runs through June 8th and online registration is open until June 22nd. There are discounts for ACM SIGGRAPH and Eurographics members as well as for full-time students. The reduced rate for early registration expires in just over a week, so reserve your spot today! Visit <http://www.highperformancegraphics.org/> http://www.highperformancegraphics.org/ for full details of registration and for travel and accommodation information. This year we are co-located with Eurographics Rendering Symposium. Please consider taking full advantage of your travel costs by attending both conferences. Introduction We are pleased to announce High-Performance Graphics 2010. This conference continues last year's success at synthesizing two important and cutting-edge topics in computer graphics: * Graphics Hardware, represented since 1986 by an annual conference of that name focusing on graphics hardware, architecture, and systems since 1986. * Interactive Ray Tracing, represented since 2006 in an innovative symposium focusing on the emerging field of interactive ray tracing and global illumination techniques. By combining these two communities, we bring to authors and attendees the best of both, while extending the scope of the conference to cover the overarching field of performance-oriented graphics systems covering innovative algorithms, efficient implementations, and hardware architecture. This broader focus offers a common forum bringing together researchers, engineers, and architects to discuss the complex interactions of massively parallel hardware, novel programming models, efficient graphics algorithms, and innovative applications. Conference Info Corporate sponsorship by AMD and Intel Additional corporate sponsorship by Microsoft Research and NVIDIA Sponsored by ACM SIGGRAPH and Eurographics The program features three days of paper and industry presentations, with ample time for discussions during breaks, lunches, and the conference banquet. The conference, which will take place on June 25-27, is co-located with Eurographics Rendering Symposium on the campus of the Max-Planck Institut Informatik, Saarland University, Saarbrucken, Germany. The conference website is located at <http://www.highperformancegraphics.org/> http://www.highperformancegraphics.org/ Keynote Talks Turner Whitted, Microsoft Research * Title: Disaggregated Graphics: Rich Clients for Clouds * Abstract: We sometimes forget that the famous "wheel of reincarnation" translates as it rotates, transporting us to unfamiliar technological territory even if we recognize historical similarities. So it is with the emergence of cloud computing with its concentrated computation and wide bandwidth interconnection. It is not, however, a return to the mainframe computer centers of the 1960s or the client/ server model of the 1980s. Instead we are offered more computation, more pixels, more modes of interaction, .... more of everything. We are given so much more that the change of experience is qualitative, not merely quantitative. Microsoft Research's vX project is an experiment devised to explore the client side of this new computing environment. Radically rich visual computing calls for radically new architectures, programming models, and approaches to interaction. We are re-examining these venues simultaneously rather than independently. At the highest level, the vX model insists on interaction being local even if it is shared among a heterogeneous collection of devices. At a lower level, the vX programming model emphasizes local memory access within each of many processing cores. This philosophy extends to the lowest level of the graphics engine with memory intensive passive representations being replaced with processor intensive functional representations. As we progress with this project we find our alignment with technological trends for processing and interconnection takes us far from conventional graphics practice. This should be no surprise. It is time for change. Cevat Yerli & Anton Kaplanyan, Crytek * Title: Crytek's Future Game Graphics * Abstract: We want to share our ten-year expertise of making a generalized and balanced real-time rendering pipeline on consoles. Different algorithms for image synthesis will be discussed as well as different architectures for different workloads. The problems of the current rendering pipeline and the current generation of consoles will be discussed. Also we will talk about the new possible applications for real-time graphics such as movies industry and server-side rendering. Accepted Papers Micropolygons I * Hardware Implementation of Micropolygon Rasterization with Motion and Defocus Blur John Brunhaver, Kayvon Fatahalian, Pat Hanrahan * Space-Time Hierarchical Occlusion Culling for Micropolygon Rendering with Motion Blur Solomon Boulos, Edward Luong, Kayvon Fatahalian, Henry Moreton, Pat Hanrahan Micropolygons II * A Lazy Object-Space Shading Architecture With Decoupled Sampling Christopher A. Burns, Kayvon Fatahalian, William R. Mark * Task Management for Irregular-Parallel Workloads on the GPU Stanley Tzeng, Anjul Patney, John Owens Rendering with Volumes * Real Time Volumetric Shadows using Polygonal Light Volumes Markus Billeter, Erik Sintorn, Ulf Assarsson * Ambient Occlusion Volumes Morgan McGuire * Large Data Visualization on Distributed Memory Multi-GPU Clusters Thomas Fogal, Hank Childs, Siddharth Shankar, Jens Krueger, Dan Bergeron, Philip J. Hatcher Ray tracing I * Edge Avoiding A-Trous Wavelet Transform for fast Global Illumination Filtering Holger Dammertz, Daniel Sewtz, Johannes Hanika, Hendrik P. Lensch * Parallel SAH k-D Tree Construction Byn Choi, Rakesh Komuravelli, Victor Lu, Hyojin Sung, Robert L. Bocchino, Sarita V. Adve, John C. Hart * HLBVH: Hierarchical LBVH Construction for Real-Time Ray Tracing of Dynamic Geometry Jacopo Pantaleoni, David Luebke Ray tracing II * AnySL: Efficient and Portable Shading for Ray Tracing Ralf Karrenberg, Dmitri Rubinstein, Philipp Slusallek, Seabastian Hack * Restart Trail for Stackless BVH Traversal Samuli Laine * Architecture Considerations for Tracing Incoherent Rays Timo Aila, Tero Karras GPU Algorithms * A Work-Efficient GPU Algorithm for Level Set Segmentation Mike Roberts, Jeff Packer, Mario Costa Sousa, Joseph Ross Mitchell * Random Numbers and Noise via the Tiny Encryption Algorithm Fahad Zafar, Marc Olano, Aaron Curtis * Texture Compression of Light Maps using Smooth Profile Functions Jim Rasmusson, Per Wennersten, Jacob Strom, Michael Doggett, Tomas Akenine-Moller Surfaces and rasterization * Efficient Bounding of Displaced Bezier Patches Jacob Munkberg, Jon Hasselgren, Robert Toth, Tomas Akenine-Moller * Analytical Motion Blur Rasterization with Compression Carl Johan Gribel, Michael Doggett, Tomas Akenine-Moller * Real-time stochastic rasterization on conventional GPU architectures Morgan McGuire, Eric Enderton, Peter Shirley, David Luebke Register today at <http://www.highperformancegraphics.org/> http://www.highperformancegraphics.org/ !!!

14 years, 3 months

EGSR 2010: REGISTRATION OPEN - Early-bird deadline June 8th

by Stefanie Behnke

EGSR 2010: REGISTRATION OPEN - Early-bird deadline June 8th The Eurographics Symposium on Rendering 2010 will take place in Saarbrücken, Germany, from June 28 to June 30, 2010. This is the 21st annual event in the series of very successful Eurographics Symposia on Rendering and Eurographics Workshops on Rendering. Up-to-date information about the conference is available on the official EGSR 2010 web site: http://www.mpi-inf.mpg.de/egsr2010/ Detailed program is attached below. We invite you to attend EGSR 2010. We have an exciting oral papers programme and a number of high-quality posters presenting innovative research in the field of rendering. We are honored to announce two invited talks to be presented by George Drettakis and Kari Pulli. Registration is now open: http://www.mpi-inf.mpg.de/egsr2010/registration.html The regsitration fees are stated below for your information. You can choose to register as a non-member or member of ACM or EG. (We also offer student prices for both options.) Registration covers all lunches, a conference dinner with a visit to well-known caves in Homburg, welcome reception, MPI Informatik/Saarland University /DFKI reception&tour, proceedings and admission to the conference programme 28-29 June. In addition, since the EGSR 2010 and the High-Performance Graphics 2010 are co-located at Saarbrücken campus, you may register for the full last day of HPG (June 27, 2010) for an additional payment of 40 Euros (the lunch and coffee break costs). There is still time to register for the early bird discount deadline (8 June). We look forward to seeing you in Saarbruecken! Jason Lawrence and Marc Stamminger EGSR 2010 Program Chairs Elmar Eisemann and Karol Myszkowski Local Oraganizers -------------------------------------------------------- EGSR 2010 Programme: Monday 09:00 Welcome Session 09:15 Invited Talk Kari Pulli Better photorealistic pictures with cameras and computing 10:15 Coffee Break 11:00 Session: Computer Graphics Systems Data-parallel Composite and Filter Anjul Patney, Stanley Tzeng, and John Owens An Optimizing Compiler for Automatic Shader Bounding Petrik Clarberg and Tomas Akenine-Möller SafeGI: Type Checking to Improve Correctness in Rendering System Implementation Jiawei Ou and Fabio Pellacini 12:30 Lunch 14:00 Session: Shadows and Order Independent Transparency Interactive, Multiresolution Image-Space Rendering for Dynamic Area Lighting Gregory Nichols, Chris Wyman, and Penmatsa Rajeev Adaptive Volumetric Shadow Maps Aaron Lefohn, Marco Salvi, Kiril Vidimce, and Andrew Lauritzen Dynamic Construction of Concurrent Linked-Lists for Real-Time Rendering Jason Yang, Justin Hensley, Holger Gruen, and Nicolas Thibieroz 15:30 Coffee Break 16:00 Session: Indirect Lighting and Ambient Occlusion Fast Estimation and Rendering of Indirect Highlights Jurgen Laurijssen, Rui Wang, and Phil Dutré Multi-Image Based Photon Tracing for Interactive Global Illumination of Dynamic Scenes Chunhui Yao, Bin Wang, Bin Chan, JunHai Yong, and Jean-Claude Paul Two Methods for Accelerating Sampling-Based Ambient Occlusion Samuli Laine and Tero Karras 17:30 MPI Informatics Building Model as Data for your Research (special session) Vlastimil Havran 18:00 MPI tour/Saarland University tour & reception Tuesday 09:00 Session: Sparse Computing Sparsely Precomputing The Light Transport Matrix for Real-Time Rendering Fu-Chung Huang and Ravi Ramamoorthi Spectralization: Reconstructing spectra from sparse data Martin Rump and Reinhard Klein Compressive estimation for signal integration in rendering Pradeep Sen and Soheil Darabi 10:30 Coffee Break 11:00 Session: Scattering and Refraction A Closed-Form Solution to Single Scattering for General Phase Functions and Light Distributions Vincent Pegoraro, Mathias Schott and Steven Parker Interactive Rendering of Non-Constant, Refractive Media Using the Ray Equations of Gradient-Index Optics Chen Cao, Zhong Ren, Baining Guo, and Kun Zhou Layered Particle-Based Fluid Model for Real-Time Rendering of Water Florian Bagar, Daniel Scherzer, and Michael Wimmer 12:30 Lunch 13:30 Session: Computer Graphics Theory Bounding the Albedo of the Ward Reflectance Model David Geisler-Moroder and Arne Dür On the Effective Dimension of Light Transport Christian Lessig and Eugene Fiume On Floating-Point Normal Vectors Quirin Meyer, Gerd Sußner, Marc Stamminger, Jochen Süßmuth, and Günther Greiner 15:00 Coffee Break 15:30 Session: Texture Generation An Image-Based Approach for Stochastic Volumetric and Procedural Details Guillaume Gilet and Jean-Michel Dischler Patch-based Texture Interpolation Roland Ruiters, Ruwen Schnabel, and Reinhard Klein, Semi-Stochastic Tilings for Example-Based Texture Synthesis Thomas Schlömer and Oliver Deussen 17:10 Conference Dinner Departure Wednesday 09:00 Invited Talk George Drettakis Twenty years of Rendering Research: past, present and future 10:00 Coffee Break 10:30 Session: Editing of Shadows and Materials Visibility Editing For All-Frequency Shadow Design Juraj Obert, Fabio Pellacini, and Sumanta Pattanaik BendyLights: Artistic Control of Direct Illumination by Curving Light Rays William B. Kerr, Fabio Pellacini, and Jon Denning Interactive Editing of Lighting and Materials using a Bivariate BRDF Representation Pitchaya Sitthi-amorn, Jason Lawrence, Todd Zickler, and Fabiano Romeiro A PCA Decomposition for Realtime BRDF Editing and Relighting with Global Illumination Nguyen Chuong and Min-Ho Kyung 12:30 Lunch 14:00 Session: Procedural Textures and Texture Atlases Grammar-based Encoding of Facades Simon Haegler, Peter Wonka, Pascal Mueller, Luc Van Gool Invisible Seams Nicolas Ray, Vincent Nivoliers, Bruno Levy and Sylvain Lefebvre Dynamic Noise Primitive for Coherent Stylization Pierre Benard, Joelle Thollot, Ares Lagae, George Drettakis, and Peter Vangorp, Sylvain Lefebvre, 15:30 Symposium Closing ----------------------------------------------------------- Invited Talks: Kari Pulli Title: Better photorealistic pictures with cameras and computing Abstract We can render almost any object indistinguishable from a photograph. Complex scenes still provide challenges, mostly because modeling all those irregularities that make a scene look natural is so tedious. Images with increased perceived realism can be created by scanning the existing reality: with texture maps, material properties, illumination, object geometry, animation paths --- and reorganizing the data to new images. Maybe it is time to raise the bar of quality of photorealistic imaging. We still have difficulties in capturing a real scene as we experience it with our own eyes, due to limitations of physical cameras, especially using consumer-level equipment outside of a laboratory. In this talk we discuss interactive mobile computational photography. We present several research projects done at Nokia that capture the images on a camera phone, process them right after the capture, and allows the users to even edit them and make an informed decision whether more data is needed for the perfect picture. We also discuss some fundamental tools for handheld computational photography, and give an overview of a new camera control API that makes implementation of such applications so much easier. George Drettakis Title: Twenty years of Rendering Research: past, present and future Abstract In this talk we will start with a retrospective of some key research results developed by our group and others, which were presented at the Eurographics workshops and symposia on Rendering in the last 20 years. These will cover topics such as global illumination (radiosity, Monte Carlo and even PRT), point-based techniques, interactive/GPU rendering and texture synthesis. We will then discuss four challenges we consider important for current and future rendering research. First, the development of theoretical foundations for recent interactive and real-time algorithms. Second, the development of more powerful image-based rendering solutions, building on the wealth of previous simulation-based rendering research results. Third, further integration of perceptual studies in core rendering research. Last but not least, the expansion of rendering into the domain of user interaction research, which we believe is an important and unlimited source of important research challenges for the future. We will illustrate each challenge with examples of recent or current research we have developed, and our thoughts on future directions. ------------------------------------- Registration Fees Early Bird (before June 8th, 2010) Non-Member 450 Euro Student Non-Member 315 Euro EG-Members / ACM-Members 350 Euro Student EG-Members / Student ACM-Members 270 Euro Regular Prices (after June 8th, 2010) Non-Member 500 Euro Student Non-Member 365 Euro EG-Members / ACM-Members 400 Euro Student EG-Members / Student ACM-Members 300 Euro ----------------------------------------

14 years, 3 months

VMV 2010 Abstract due June 21st, full submission due June 28th

by Stefanie Behnke

Call for paper: Vision, Modeling, Visualisation 2010 in Siegen, Germany ( <http://vmv2010.uni-siegen.de> http://vmv2010.uni-siegen.de) Vision, Modeling and Visualization are symbiotic disciplines. Although they are different in terminology and formalism, they profit from the synergy of jointly encountered problems and jointly used technologies. Special interest topics range from image-based modeling and rendering, future directions of photography, hardware graphics up to medical and information visualization. Authors are encouraged to submit their recent research results, practice and experience reports, or novel applications relating to the topics of the VMV 2010 Workshop. Topics may relate to any area in Computer Graphics, Computer Vision and Visualization. Important Dates: *Submission of Abstract: June 21st Submission of full papers: June 28th* Notification of acceptance: September 4th Workshop in Siegen: November 15-17th A non-exclusive list containing the topic scope of the conference is listed below: * Animation * Modeling and Simulation * Image-based Modeling and Rendering * Real-time Rendering * Realistic Rendering * Statistical Methods, Learning * 3D Imaging * GPGPU * Virtual, Mixed, and Augmented Reality * Geometric Modeling * Human Computer Interaction * Medical Image Processing and Visualization * Volume, Flow, Vector and Tensor Visualization * Information Visualization * Image/Video Processing * Motion Capture and Tracking * Graphics & Perception * Multi-Sensor Fusion * Structure from Motion and Stereo * Computational Photography * Optical Flow * Object Recognition * Dynamic 3D Acquisition and Processing * Image and Video Coding * Applications (medicine, robotics, communications, ...) This years VMV will be held in cooperation with the DFG Research Training Group 1564 /Imaging New Modalities/ < <http://www.grk1564.uni-siegen.de> http://www.grk1564.uni-siegen.de> and with the workshop series on Dynamic 3D Imaging (Dyn3D) < <http://www.zess.uni-siegen.de/pmd-home/dyn3d> http://www.zess.uni-siegen.de/pmd-home/dyn3d>. Therefore, a special session on dynamic and multimodal imaging is planned and paper submission focusing on the following topics are highly welcome: * Dynamic 3D Imaging using time-of-flight sensors * Fusion and information retrieval for multi-modal imaging * Image processing and analysis for new imaging modalities like THz or multi-spectral imaging Contact Information: <http://vmv2010.uni-siegen.de> http://vmv2010.uni-siegen.de Reinhard Koch, Andreas Kolb, Christof Rezk-Salama email: <mailto:vmv2010@uni-siegen.de> vmv2010(a)uni-siegen.de

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