Dear Colleagues,
Submissions are invited to the Conference Paper Track of IEEE PacificVis
2027. High-quality papers demonstrating originality, technical rigor, and
significance will be published in the IEEE PacificVis 2027 Conference
Proceedings.
https://pacificvis2027.github.io/contribute/conference-papers/
Both new submissions and revised versions of papers previously rejected
from the PacificVis TVCG journal track are welcome. Authors of resubmitted
papers may optionally request reviewer continuity to facilitate the
evaluation process.
Papers rejected from the TVCG journal track are not automatically
transferred to the conference track. Instead, the submission schedules of
the TVCG journal and conference paper tracks are intentionally coordinated
to allow authors to revise and resubmit rejected TVCG papers to the
conference track. We encourage authors to take advantage of this
opportunity by addressing reviewer feedback before resubmission.
Following the initial review, papers receiving a conditional acceptance
will enter a revision and second-round review process. This process, which
also covers any submitted supplemental material, is intended to ensure that
accepted papers meet the standards required for publication and
presentation at the conference. Final accepted papers, together with their
supplemental material, will be published in the IEEE PacificVis Conference
Proceedings and archived in the IEEE Xplore Digital Library in accordance
with IEEE publication policies.
In addition to regular research papers, the Conference Paper Track
particularly welcomes Education Papers and System Papers.
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Education Papers should advance visualization education, either by
improving the training of visualization researchers and practitioners or by
enhancing visualization literacy among broader audiences. These submissions
will be evaluated primarily on the originality, effectiveness, and impact
of their educational approaches rather than on technical novelty.
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System Papers should present practical visualization systems that make
substantive contributions to the development of visualization software or
infrastructure. These submissions will be evaluated primarily on the
completeness, usability, and practical value of the system rather than on
theoretical novelty.
Authors submitting an Education or System Paper should indicate the
appropriate category by selecting the corresponding checkbox on the
submission form.
Track-Specific Deadlines
All below deadlines are at 11:59pm (23:59) AoE (Anywhere on Earth).
Conference track - Abstracts
November 2, 2026 (Monday)
Conference track - Papers
November 9, 2026 (Monday)
Conference track - Notification (1st round)
December 16, 2026 (Wednesday)
Conference track - Revisions (2nd round)
January 11, 2027 (Monday)
Conference track - Final notification (2nd round)
January 25, 2027 (Monday)
Conference track - Camera-ready papers
February 8, 2027 (Monday)
Submission Instructions
Original, unpublished full papers of up to 9 + 2 pages (with only
acknowledgments and references on the last two pages) are invited. The
manuscript should be prepared according to the guide for authors given at
https://pacificvis.github.io/.
Submissions are handled through the Precision Conference System.
Paper Chairs
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Giuseppe Liotta - University of Perugia, Italy
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Bei Wang - University of Utah, USA
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Yong Wang - Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
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Bei Wang Phillips
Associate Professor
Kahlert School of Computing
Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute
University of Utah
http://www.sci.utah.edu/~beiwang/