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Started by Jose Garcia-Luna
Thu, 24 Dec 1992 19:23
submitting papers to ACM Multimedia 93
Author: Jose Garcia-Luna
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 1992 19:23
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 1992 19:23
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All: The detailed guideliness for submissions to ACM Multimedia 93 are not online yet. Our sincere apologies. To submit, please follow the following guideliness: The deadline ------------ All papers are due on Friday 8 January 1993 at 6:00 pm PST. Authors from outside the United States must allow time for customs inspections as part of the shipping process. Send all submissions to: Prof. Venkat Rangan ACM Multimedia 93 Program Chair Dept of Computer Science and Engineering 9500 Gilman Dr., APM Buildging, Room 3016 University of California at San Diego La Jolla, CA 92093, USA 619.534.5419 619.534.7029 (fax) chair.program.multimedia93@siggraph.org If it is *urgent* that you contact the Program Chair and you are unsuccessful reaching him, you can also try reaching Steve Feiner, North America Program Co-Chair, at feiner@ground.cs.columbia.edu. What you should send -------------------- Send 5 copies of each paper. Each paper should be complete with a full set of illustrations. If you want to include a videotape send five copies in VHS format. You should also fill out one copy of the submission form included below. Please send your complete submission in a single package. General guideliness ------------------- Each paper should include a descriptive title, and abstract of 100-300 words, and keywords. You should discus the problem and context your paper is addressing. Clear statements of the novelty of your work, how your work relates to previous work, and the implications of your work should be included in the introduction. The paper should include a sufficiently detailed description of the new work to convince the reviewers that the ideas presented are correct and the work performed could be duplictaed by a person knowledgable in the field. The acceptance or rejection decision is based on the content of the paper as submitted. The paper must be previously unpublished and every effort will be made to avoid concurrent publication of papers. Ppaers submitted concurrently elsewhere will be disqualified. The author should clearly explain in a cover letter or in the paper's introduction how the submitted manuscript differs significantly from previous papers that the author has submitted or published on the same topic. Releasing the paper as a technical report does not constitute outside publication: such papers will be considered. Electronic Submissions ---------------------- Papers may be submitted electronicaly in floppy disks, 45 Mbyte Sysquest cartridge, or via the Internet. Electronically submitted papers can use the following data types: plain ASCII text RTF Microsoft Word 4.0/5.0, Wordperfect 2.1 files (Mac) troff (UNIX) TIFF/PICT images Quicktime movie files combinations of above media Electronic Publication ---------------------- The proceedings of the conference will be published electronically as well as in hard copy format. It is anticipated thatthe electronic format will include support for rich mediaand be accesible on both CD-ROM and electronic networks. Copyright --------- The authors and their employers, other than employees of the US Government, must be prepared to sign a copyright transfer form before the paper is published. The ACM copyright procedures say in part: It is policy of ACM to own the copyright on its technoical publications to protect the interests of ACM, its authors, and their employers, and at the same time to facilitate the appropriate reuse of this material by others. The Review Process ------------------ Judging of papers will be done under a very tight schedule to meet the time constraints of Multimedia 93. As many of you know, conference reviewing is, in general, far from perfect. On occasion good papers may get rejected. However, authors of rejected papers are encouraged to resubmit the following year. To familiarize yourself with issues which may affect acceptance of a paper at ACM Multimedia 93, you are advised to read the article How to Get Your SIGGRAPH Paper rejected, which may be obtained with the SIGGRAPH 93 papers contributors packet by sending mail to contrib.multimedia93@siggraph.org, or by anonymous ftp from siggraph.org (128.248.245.250). The technical committee will do its best to accept outstanding papers in this exciting and rapidly developing field. Selected papers and journal publication --------------------------------------- Selected papers will be recommended for fast track publication in major ACM journals, such as the IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking and the Multimedia Systems Journal, Springer International. Special issues on the conference are being considered. Happy holidays! see you in Anaheim! JJ ======================================================================= MULTIMEDIA 93 TECHNICAL PAPER SUBMISSION FORM Arrival date: __________ Paper Number: _________ Notified of Arrival:__________ Senior Reviewer: Secondary reviewer: Composite: -------------do not write above this line----------------- Please complete this form and include it with your submission. Title: Authors: Contact Author Name: Postal Address: email address: Phone number: Fax number: Under which category are you submitting your manuscript? Regular paper ________ Video paper ________ Multimedia paper ________ Special commenst or instructions: =======================================================================
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