3D Shape Retrieval Challenge, SHREC2022, http://www.shrec.net/

Call for Track Proposals

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At Eurographics 2022 Symposium on 3D Object Retrieval, 1-2 September 2022

New since 2020: Full paper submissions will follow a two-stage review process and will be published in the international journal Computes & Graphics upon acceptance.

We strongly encourage to consider the graphics replicability stamp initiative, http://www.replicabilitystamp.org/, and to apply for this additional sign of recognition.

 

*Introduction*

 

The general objective of the 3D Shape Retrieval Challenge is to evaluate the effectiveness of 3D-shape retrieval algorithms. SHREC2022 is the sixteenth edition of the challenge. Like previous years, it is organized in conjunction with the Eurographics Symposium on 3D Object Retrieval, where the results will be reviewed and presented at the symposium.

Thanks to the efforts of previous track organizers, SHREC already provides many resources to compare and evaluate 3D retrieval methods. For this year's contest, we aim to explore new and updated tracks. Therefore, the participants are invited to have an active role in the organization of the event. This includes proposing track themes, building or acquiring a test collection, and deciding upon the queries, relevance assessment, and performance measures.

The participants of each track will collectively write a paper, which will be peer reviewed, and published in Computers & Graphics upon acceptance. At least one author per track must register for the symposium, and present the results. We also cordially invite all participants of a track to register and attend the workshop.

 

*Tracks*

 

The tracks organized in the past years have covered different aspects and tasks of 3D shape retrieval, for example: rigid or non-rigid models; partial (e.g. range scan) or complete models; sketch-based 3D retrieval; generic or domain specific models (e.g. CAD, biometrics, architectural and molecular), and various aspects such as metric learning, outlier detection, correspondence, robustness, stability, registration, classification, recognition, pose estimation, and machine learning.

Now we solicit again proposals for tracks. You may opt for one of the above themes, or propose new ones. Track organizers are responsible for all aspects of organizing the track, such as: the task, the data collection (copyright issues, etc.), the queries, the ground truth, the experimental design, the evaluation method, and the procedural aspects, writing the final paper in collaboration with the contestants, and submitting it. See below for examples of previous SHREC editions. We strongly encourage to consider the graphics replicability stamp initiative, http://www.replicabilitystamp.org/, to apply for this additional sign of recognition, and to include this in your track proposal.

 

*Procedure*

The following list is a step-by-step description of the activities:

 

*SHREC Time Schedule*

Important dates

The individual tracks will have their own time schedule for registration of participants, release of queries or submission of executables, and submission of results, etc.

 

*Organization*

 

For information about the contest, the results, etc. of previous years, see past events:
SHREC 2021 SHREC 2020 SHREC 2019 SHREC 2018, SHREC 2017, SHREC 2016, SHREC 2015,  SHREC 2014, SHREC 2013

For more information, please contact shrec@cs.uu.nl.

 

 

 

R.C.Veltkamp@uu.nl, www.uu.nl/staff/RCVeltkamp

Department of Information and Computing Sciences, Utrecht University, www.cs.uu.nl

Center for Game Research, www.gameresearch.nl