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				Call for Papers
	ACM Transactions on Information Systems Special Issue on
				Virtual Worlds

			Submissions due: October 30, 1992

Virtual worlds, virtual realities, and artificial realities are terms
that are increasingly being applied to systems that create synthetic
environments through the use of 3D displays and interaction devices.
Virtual worlds are being used in science, business, and entertainment
to explore physical environments that exist remotely (telepresence), or
simulated environments that do not or could not exist; to enrich existing
environments (augmented realities); and to develop physical analogues for
abstract quantitative and organizational data.

Original, unpublished research and practice & experience papers are
sought that address issues in the design, implementation, and evaluation
of virtual worlds.  
Topics include, but are not limited to:

	user interfaces for single and multi-user environments

	software architectures supporting interactive simulation
	and display of virtual worlds

	manual and automated world design facilities
	
	multimedia and multisensory user interfaces

	knowledge-based world modeling

	navigation, search, and retrieval in large virtual worlds

	novel applications in visualizing and exploring rich information
	spaces

	evaluation of the effectiveness of virtual worlds, and their
	impact on users, applications, and organizations

5 copies of each manuscript should be submitted to either of the special
issue editors at the addresses below:

	Prof. Steven Feiner		Dr. Simon J. Gibbs
	Department of Computer Science	Centre Universitaire d'Informatique
	Columbia University		University of Geneva
	500 West 120th St.		24 rue du General-Dufour
	New York, NY  10027		Geneva 1211
	USA				Switzerland
	1-212-854-8105			+41 (22) 787.6587
	feiner@cs.columbia.edu		simon@cui.unige.ch

Submission	October 30, 1992
Notification 	February 1, 1993
Revision	March 31, 1993 		
Publication	July 1993

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