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(EGUK) Diary of coming graphics events
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This diary is available on JANET at any time
in section K3B3 of the NISS Bulletin Board.
It has an unashamed bias towards events that
people in the UK are likely to attend.
Contributions for this diary should be sent to:
JANET: malcolm@uk.ac.oxford.vax
Internet: malcolm@vax.oxford.ac.uk
EARN/BITNET: malcolm%uk.ac.oxford.vax@ukacrl
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This diary of forthcoming graphics events is maintained by
Malcolm@Oxford.vax on behalf of the Eurographics UK Chapter
Last addition (Aug 92): EGUK tutorials, GraphiCon'92, CGI'93
EGUK conference: call for papers
Further details (if available) appear on the indicated page.
PAGE DATE-1992 VENUE EVENT
11-19 Sep 28 Nottingham EGUK tutorial,
Geographical Information Systems
20-29 Sep 29-30 Nottingham UNIRAS UK User Group,
Annual Conference
(NB Sept/Oct is out of sequence to keep EG events together)
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Diary of forthcoming graphics events ...
(NB Sept/Oct is out of sequence to keep EG events together)
- Sep 5-6 Cambridge EG Workshop,
Animation and Simulation
- Sep 5-6 Cambridge EG Workshop, Hardware
- Sep 7-11 Cambridge Eurographics '92
30-37 Oct 28-30 Champery EG Workshop,
Switzerland Object-Oriented Graphics
(NB Sept/Oct is out of sequence to keep EG events together)
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Diary of forthcoming graphics events ...
(NB Sept/Oct is out of sequence to keep EG events together)
PAGE DATE-1992 VENUE EVENT
- Sep 28- Moscow GraphiCon'92
Oct 2
- Oct 12-16 Bonn } ERCIM (CWI/INRIA/GMD/RAL)
- Nov 16-20 Rennes } Principles and Practice of
Advanced User-Interfaces
11-19 Oct 28 York EGUK tutorial,
Introduction to Motif
11-19 Nov 20 Abingdon EGUK tutorial, Colour ...
Perception, Modelling and Display
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Diary of forthcoming graphics events ...
PAGE DATE-1993 VENUE EVENT
38-40 Feb 22-26 Bombay ICCG93
41-49 Mar 30- York Eurographics UK conference
Apr 1
- Jun 17-18 Geneva Computer Animation '93
- Jun 21-25 Lausanne CG International '93
- Sep 6-10 Barcelona Eurographics '93
* Organisation contacts follow, then event details *
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Contact for Eurographics UK Chapter
=======================
The secretary:
Eliot Chiat
Computing Services
University of Sheffield
Sheffield S10 2TN
Email: secretary@uk.co.eg-uk
^^
NB co, not ac.
For specific events, please email to:
either: conference@uk.co.eg-uk
or: tutorial@uk.co.eg-uk
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Contact for Eurographics
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Either:
Eurographics Association
PO Box 16
CH-1288 Aire-la-Ville
Switzerland
or:
Roger Hubbold
Computer Science Department
University of Manchester
Oxford Road
Manchester M13 9PL
Email: hubbold@uk.ac.man.cs
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Contact for BCS Computer Graphics & Displays Group
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Public relations:
Mr R. D. Parslow
6 Ormond Avenue
Hampton-on-Thames
Middlesex TW12 2RU
Further information, programmes etc:
Dr R. A. Earnshaw
Head of Graphics
University of Leeds
LEEDS LS2 9JT
Email: eclrae@uk.ac.leeds.cms1
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Contact for ERCIM activities:
ERCIM
Domaine de Voluceau
BP 105
F-78153 Le Chesnay Cedex
France
Tel: (+33) 1 3963 5378
Fax: (+33) 1 3963 5330
Email: ercim@inria.inria.fr
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Contact for GINO Users Group
================
Meetings Secretary:
Eliot Chiat
Computing Services
University of Sheffield
Sheffield S10 2TN
Email: E.Chiat@uk.ac.sheffield.primea
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Contact for UNIRAS UK User Group
====================
The secretary:
Rob Fletcher
Computing Service
University of York
Heslington
York YO1 5DD
Email: rpf1@uk.ac.york
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EUROGRAPHICS UK Autumn 1992 Tutorial Programme
Each year the UK Chapter of EUROGRAPHICS offers a popular
programme of full-day tutorials covering a range of computer
graphics-related topics.
There are 3 tutorials in this year's autumn programme:
"GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS"
Michael McCullagh and David Ebdon
Monday 28 September 1992, at the University of Nottingham.
"INTRODUCTION TO MOTIF"
John Wexler and Bob McGonigle
Wednesday 28 October, at the University of York.
"COLOUR PERCEPTION, MODELLING AND DISPLAY"
Lindsay Macdonald
Friday 20 November 1992, at Cosenor's House, Abingdon.
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EGUK tutorials ...
The fee for each tutorial is 75 pounds for EUROGRAPHICS
members, and 90 pounds for non-members. This fee includes
lunch, refreshments and tutorial notes. To make your booking
please contact:
Roy Platon
Central Computing Division
Atlas Centre
Rutherford Appleton Lab
Chilton
Didcot
OX11 0QX
Tel: 0(+44)235 445764 Fax: 0(+44)235 445808
Email: rtp@uk.ac.rl.ib or tutorial@uk.co.eg-uk
Details of each tutorial are given below. ... continues
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EGUK tutorials ...
1. GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS
(Michael McCullagh and David Ebdon)
Monday 28 September 1992, at the University of Nottingham.
The topics covered during the day will be:
- Digital Terrain Models (DTMs), generation,
and applications in the GIS world
- modelling problems using DTMs and derived mapping
such as slope and aspect data
- remote sensing imagery, geology, and soil
- diverse applications as exploration and planning;
intervisibility models, development and use in
planning problems; use of graphic information systems
on small computers (PC) to display and analyse local
(crime!) data.
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EGUK tutorials ...
MICHAEL J. MCCULLAGH is Lecturer in Geography, University of
Nottingham. Is research interests are digital terrain
modelling software development, GIS, and general
quantitative methods. He is the author of the Panacea
terrain modelling package available on PCs and larger
machines.
DAVID S. EBDON is Lecturer in Geography at the same
University and author of several books on statistics and the
use of quantitative methods in Geography. His research
interests in applications of GIS in a wide variety of fields
stretching from local police crime records to the
distribution of dunlin in Scotland, forestry in
Buckinghamshire, and people in Spain.
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EGUK tutorials ...
2. INTRODUCTION TO MOTIF (John Wexler and Bob McGonigle)
Wednesday 28 October, at the University of York.
This tutorial is a technical course, based on courseware
developed at the Computing Services of the University of
Edinburgh, in conjunction with IXI Ltd of Cambridge. The
tutorial is aimed at people who will program or port
applications to use Motif and X, or people who need to know
how to do that even if they will not be doing it themselves.
The prerequisites for the course are familiarity with Unix,
C programming and user experience of a WIMP interface.
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EGUK tutorials ...
The tutorial will introduce the basic Motif concepts, and
will describe the details of callbacks and resources. Basic
widgets, such as MainWindow and ScrolledList, and the use of
PulldownMenus, will be covered. A guide to using the Motif
documentation will also be given. A practical to illustrate
these basic concepts will be run. This is the first of two
Motif tutorials in the Eurographics programme.The second
tutorial, BEYOND THE MOTIF BASICS, will be held in early
1993, and will continue from the first, covering further
widgets, and mechanisms such as actions and translations.
JOHN WEXLER works at the Edinburgh Regional Computing
Centre. His special interests are operating systems,
concurrent systems, and software engineering. His is the
author of "Concurrent Programming in occam 2".
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EGUK tutorials ...
3. COLOUR PERCEPTION, MODELLING AND DISPLAY
(Lindsay Macdonald)
Friday 20 November 1992, at Cosenor's House, Abingdon.
This tutorial will cover both theoretical and practical
aspects of the perception and use of colour in computer
graphics and imaging applications. The morning sessions will
provide an overview of how we see, organise and model
colour, with reference to recent research into colour
appearance modelling. The afternoon sessions will deal with
displays and printing processes, with practical techniques
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EGUK tutorials ...
for calibration and colour control, plus guidelines for
making the best use of colour for the presentation of
information in displays. The tutorial comprises four
modules, as follows:
- Light, colour and human vision
- Colour appearance and modelling
- Reproduction of colour in display and print
- Guidelines for using colour effectively in displays
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EGUK tutorials ...
LINDSAY MACDONALD is a Senior Consultant at Crosfield
Electronics Ltd., the world's leading supplier of electronic
pre-press systems for high quality reproduction of images in
print. His interests lie in colour modelling, computer
graphics, image processing and user interface design and he
is the holder of 16 patents in these fields. He was project
manager of the CARISMA research project in collaboration
with Loughborough University, supported by the DTI under the
IEATP programme. He is also a member of the BSI committee
shadowing the development of ISO 9241 on the Ergonomics of
Visual Display Terminals and was invited recently by the EC
to serve as a technical evaluator for proposals in Esprit
III. He is a member of both BCS and IEE.
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UNIRAS UK USER GROUP ANNUAL CONFERENCE
University of Nottingham, 29-30 September
PROGRAMME
Tuesday 29 September
11.00 CHEST User Forum
12.00 Lunch
13.30 Three parallel tutorial sessions
- Choosing a colour hard copy device by Roy Middleton
- Writing an agX application using Motif by Bob McGonigle
- Unigraph macros by Rob Fletcher
15.00 Tea
15.30 Repeat of the three parallel tutorial sessions above
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UNIRAS UK USER GROUP ANNUAL CONFERENCE ...
Wednesday 30 September
09.30 A View of Visualization by Ken Brodlie
This talk will give a general overview of scientific
visualization, describing how it has grown out of the
established field of computer graphics. It will discuss the
underlying methodology that has emerged, and will review the
main software systems that have been developed. Finally,
the limitations of existing systems will be pointed out, and
some pointers to the future given.
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UNIRAS UK USER GROUP ANNUAL CONFERENCE ...
10.15 AGOCG Visualisation Support and Future Activities
by Steve Larkin
As the UK academic community in general were taking an
interest in the emerging software for visualisation AGOCG
provided funding for a Visualisation Support Post over an
initial period ending in April 1993.
The aim during this period is to raise the awareness and
promote the use of visualisation systems throughout the UK.
The talk will report on the activities which have been
organised and will outline the forthcoming events for the
remainder of 1992/3.
Any suggestions from the audience during the talk for
additional activities and areas of interest are also
encouraged.
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UNIRAS UK USER GROUP ANNUAL CONFERENCE ...
10.30 Coffee
11.00 Visualisation and other UNIRAS Futures by Mikael Jern
Content to be confirmed.
11.50 Annual General Meeting
12.00 Lunch
13.30 UNIRAS in Europe by Paul Sloane
Content to be confirmed.
13.40 agX Widgets by Klaus Landsberg
Content to be confirmed.
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UNIRAS UK USER GROUP ANNUAL CONFERENCE ...
14.20 The Good (Reality), the Bad (Sampled Data Set), and
the Ugly (Contour Plot) by John Szymanski
UNIRAS offers both the expert and the non-expert user a wide
range of powerful tools for the manipulation and
presentation of discrete data sets. Particularly convenient
for the beginner or non-expert is the fact that the system
is easy to use and has a set of reasonable defaults
incorporated to allow the automatic production of displays
with the minimum of operator intervention. Implicit within
UNIRAS, however, is the assumption that the data is broadly
`reasonable' and that the default values will cope with most
cases that are likely to arise. This paper examines some of
the dangers facing the non-expert user who supplies UNIRAS
with a two-dimensional data set of variable sampling density
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UNIRAS UK USER GROUP ANNUAL CONFERENCE ...
and data quality. The particular application area addressed
is that of archaeological site investigation, where
particularly `interesting' data sets arise not only from
topographical studies of the site, but also from geophysical
methods which probe beneath the surface and provide indirect
evidence of buried features.
14.40 Contour Mapping at Sea by Andrew Cormack
RVS supports the NERC fleet of scientific research vessels
including Sun computer systems carried on the ships. These
systems are used to collect and archive data from scientific
and navigational instruments and to provide rapid
visualisation of the data enabling the scientists on board
to identify areas of particular interest.
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UNIRAS UK USER GROUP ANNUAL CONFERENCE ...
Two dimensional line contour plots were first produced
during the EEC North Sea Project in 1988/9 using the UniMap
package in a 'batch' mode. These were found to be very
useful and the system has since been developed to improve
its speed and facilities. The contouring program now calls
Uniras library routines to generate line or colour-fill maps
in two or three dimensions as specified on a series of
menus. Values for the maps are read directly from the data
files to which instruments are logged thus allowing contour
maps to be generated in near real-time.
Contour maps can be generated from any data collected over a
surface such as a vertical or horizontal plane or, for
example, a constant temperature surface. Time series data
can also be presented in the same form. Recent examples
include surveys of ocean eddies and fronts, plankton blooms,
river outflows and tidal currents. ... continues
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UNIRAS UK USER GROUP ANNUAL CONFERENCE ...
15.00 Tea
15.30 Uses of graphics in Meteorology by Charles Duncan
The types of meteorological data are described together with
differing graphical approaches to subsequent rendering. The
value of interaction with data is particularly highlighted,
and the required data manipulations are described.
15.50 Closing remarks
16.00 Close
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UNIRAS UK USER GROUP ANNUAL CONFERENCE ...
EXHIBITION
The theme for the 1992 UUUG Conference Exhibition is
hardware, with a number of commercial vendors demonstrating
workstations, X-Terminals and Plotters. The exhibition runs
parallel with the main session on Wednesday 30th Spetember
and provides an informal opportunity to discuss and see the
latest technology with a number of leading graphics vendors.
GENERAL INFORMATION The conference will take place in the
Social Science building on the Nottingham University campus.
The accommodation is in the Hugh Stewart hall of residence,
which is immediately adjacent. Maps of the campus, and
approaches to it from the main roads will be sent with the
booking confirmations. There is a large car park between the
Social science building and the hall of residence, and other
car parks nearby. ... continues
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UNIRAS UK USER GROUP ANNUAL CONFERENCE ...
The full conference fee covers lunches on the Tuesday and
Wednesday, the conference dinner and bed and breakfast for
one night. The day fee is for people who only wish to
attend on Wednesday, and/or do not require accommodation.
Please note the surcharge for non-members of the user-group.
Any enquiries can be addressed to:
Dr. Colin Bannister
Cripps Computing Centre
University of Nottingham
University Park
Nottingham NG7 2RD
Email Colin_Bannister@uk.ac.nottingham.ccc.vme
Fax (0602) 588138
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Third Eurographics Workshop on Object-Oriented Graphics
CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS
Champery, Switzerland, 28-30 October 1992
Aims and Scope:
At past workshops it has been noted that people in the
graphics community are addressing a wide variety of
problems: surface modeling, rendering, animation,
interaction, multiple media, constraints, etc. At the same
time, it has also been noted that people share similar
concerns in the areas of software reuse, extensibility and
maintenance. This workshop will be an effort to identify
such common concerns and to devise solutions that benefit a
wide spectrum of research domains within the interactive
graphics community. The goal of the workshop is to outline a
common platform, based on a set of object-oriented
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EG workshop "Object-Oriented Graphics" ...
primitives, for the support of graphics applications. To
this end, each submission should be motivated by at least
one of the following questions:
1. If my programming environment were to provide an
object-oriented platform, what kind of support would I ask
from it for my particular domain of interest?
2. As a designer of an object-oriented platform, how would
it support object-oriented graphics?
Here, the term object-oriented platform should be taken in a
broad sense; it may encompass any kind of functionality to
support graphics applications, even non-graphic primitives
such as support for persistent objects, concurrency, etc.
The following non-exhaustive list provides some typical
issues that could be discussed:
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- support of reuse and extensibility in graphics systems,
- concurrency and distribution support for graphics
applications,
- standards for data exchange such as geometric primitives,
scripts, sound and video,
- the integration of constraints in graphics systems,
- the binding of input/output activities to objects and user
interaction,
- encapsulation as a mechanism for interoperability of
graphics applications,
- object-oriented "wrapping" of existing graphics kernels.
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EG workshop "Object-Oriented Graphics" ...
Full Papers:
Please submit 4 copies of papers (10-20 single sided pages,
200 word abstract) for review by the programme committee.
Accepted papers will be reproduced in the workshop
proceedings. Invitations to submit revised versions for a
book (in the EurographicSeminars Series of Springer) will
depend on the quality of the contributions. Shorter position
papers (1-2 pages) may be accepted according to their
relevance to the workshop. Questions concerning the
suitability of papers should be addressed to the organizers.
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EG workshop "Object-Oriented Graphics" ...
Workshop Format:
The workshop will be limited to 60 participants. To
encourage discussion, at least two types of presentations
are foreseen: 1) full paper presentations and 2)
presentations of the results from small group discussions.
Equipment for document and transparency preparation will be
made available. The results of the workshop may also be
reproduced in the book if the participants and editors feel
they are appropriate.
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Schedule:
31 May 1992 Deadline for paper submission.
15 August 1992 Notification of acceptance of papers.
28-30 October 1992 Workshop
15 January 1993 Deadline for revised papers.
Venue and Fee:
The workshop will be held in Champery, Switzerland. The fee
will be about SFr. 700 including accommodation and meals.
Limited funds for subsidizing students may be available.
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Organization:
The workshop is organized by Vicki de Mey and Xavier Pintado
of the Centre Universitaire d'Informatique (University of
Geneva) and promoted by Eurographics. The book will be
edited by Wm Leler of Ithaca Software, Vicki de Mey and
Xavier Pintado.
Programme Committee:
C. Bass (USA), E. Blake (NL), J. van den Bos (NL), N.
Craighill (USA), S. Cunningham (USA), A. van Dam (USA), E.
Fiume (CA), B. Freeman-Benson (USA), M. Katevenis (GR), C.
Laffra (NL), N. Magnenat Thalmann (CH), A. Pavanello (USA),
J. Rankin (AU), T. Takala (FI), K. Turkowski (USA), R.
Turner (CH), P. Wisskirschen (DE).
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Address:
Eurographics Workshop on Object-Oriented Graphics
Centre Universitaire d'Informatique
12 rue du Lac
CH-1207 Geneva
SWITZERLAND
Phone: 41 (22) 787 65 86
Fax: 41 (22) 735 39 05
E-mail: eoog@cui.unige.ch
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ANNOUNCEMENT and CALL FOR PAPER
ICCG93
International Conference on Computer Graphics:
Interaction, Design, Modelling and Visualization
February 22-26, 1993
Bombay, India
organised by
International Federation for Information Processing(IFIP):
TC5 - WG5.2 & WG5.10
Computer Society of India (CSI)
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ICCG93, Bombay ...
CONFERENCE THEMES
Graphical Interaction
Design and Modelling
Rendering and Visualization
CONFERENCE TOPICS
Graphics and geometric algorithms
Modelling curves, surfaces, solids and volumes
Physically based modelling
Interactive design and user interfaces
Computer animation and visual simulation
Global illumination and photorealistic rendering
Scientific and multi-dimensional data visualization
Image handling and interchange standards
Graphics systems and architectures
Innovative applications of graphics
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ICCG93, Bombay ...
ORGANISING COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON
J. P. Narayanan
CMC Ltd
2nd Floor, The Arcade, World Trade Centre
Cuffe Parade, Bombay 400 021, INDIA
Tel: 91 22 2189181 Fax: 91 22 2188149
Telex: 11 83854 CMW IN
CONFERENCE SECRATARIAT
ICCG93 Secretariat
NCST, Gulmohar Cross Road No. 9
Juhu, Bombay 400 049, INDIA
Tel: 91 22 6201606 Fax: 91 22 6210139
Telex: 11 78260 NCST IN
e-mail: iccg93@ncst.ernet.in
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11th Eurographics UK Conference
Call for Contributions
Location: University of York, 30th March - 1st April 1993
Conference Themes
* The Application of Computer Graphics to Modelling
* Electronic Publishing
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EGUK 1993 Conference ...
Eurographics UK Conference
The Eurographics UK Conference is returning to York for its
10th Anniversary celebrations. York was the venue for the
first conference of the UK chapter of Eurographics. The
conference will give participants the opportunity to hear
about latest advances in the field and to meet with
colleagues in this area. Opportunities for informal
discussions will be facilitated by the social events at the
Castle Museum in the Tuesday and during the Conference
Dinner on the Wednesday.
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EGUK 1993 Conference ...
Conference Format
The conference begins with a day of tutorials relating to
the conference themes. The second and third days will be
devoted to papers from invited speakers and those accepted
by the programme committee which have been submitted for
consideration. There will also be an exhibition.
Submitting a Paper
Papers on any aspect of computer graphics are welcome. These
may present research work or may be related to applications
of computer graphics or to support issues.
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EGUK 1993 Conference ...
The following types of papers may be submitted:
- full paper for refereeing and publication in Computer
Graphics Forum
- abstract of a paper to be presented which may be expanded
for publication in the conference proceedings
- commercial presentation of new hardware and software
All authors will be encouraged to provide full papers for
the conference. Presenters of non-commercial papers who
submit a full paper will be eligible for the Ken Brodlie
Award for the best paper.
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EGUK 1993 Conference ...
Important Dates
Final Date for paper submission 1st December 1992
Notification of paper acceptance early January 1993
Advance Programme and Booking Details end January 1993
Camera Ready Copy Required 6th February 1993
Conference Dates 30th March - 1st April 1993
Submitting a Paper
Although the invited papers will focus on the main themes
for the year, papers on any subject relating to computer
graphics are welcome. There are 2 types of paper which may
be submitted:
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EGUK 1993 Conference ...
Refereed papers
A full paper must be submitted by the deadline which is 1st
December 1992. The papers will be refereed for their
suitability for inclusion in Computer Graphics Forum which
is the journal of Eurographics. Following the conference,
accepted papers will be published in Computer Graphics Forum
as well as in the Conference Proceedings. Each paper
accepted will entitle the speaker to a single days
registration at the conference irrespective of the number of
authors.
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EGUK 1993 Conference ...
Other submitted papers
We also welcome other material which may not be ready or
appropriate for publication. This is an opportunity to
describe an application that makes interesting or novel use
of computer graphics, or to report the early stages of a
research project. It is only necessary to provide an
abstract of your paper by the closing date of 1st December
1992. We will however encourage you to expand this further
for publication in the conference proceedings. Each paper
accepted will entitle the authors(s) to a single person-day
of free registration.
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EGUK 1993 Conference ...
Commercial Presentations and Exhibiting
We invite commercial companies to offer presentations of
their latest graphics software and hardware as part of the
conference programme. We particularly encourage descriptions
of new technology areas. This could be accompanied by a
demonstration in the exhibition area. If you wish to make a
presentation at the conference then an abstract is required
by the closing date of 1st December 1992. Please also let us
know if you wish to be involved in the exhibition and we
will contact you separately regarding this.
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EGUK 1993 Conference ...
Getting More Information
If you are not currently on our mailing list then please
contact the conference local organiser:
Dr Rob Fletcher, EGUK'93 Conference), Computing Service,
University of York, Heslington, York, YO1 5DD
Tel: 0904 433898
Fax: 0904 433740
Email: conference@uk.co.eg-uk
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