Call for Participation
Scope and Topics
The 18th International Conference on Virtual Systems and Multimedia (VSMM 2012) is dedicated to address the challenges in the areas of 3D acquisition and modeling, virtual visualization and interaction, multimedia and their applications.
Authors are solicited to contribute to the Conference by submitting articles that illustrate research results, projects and experiences that describe significant advances in the following subjects, organized in four main tracks, two oriented to technological developments, and two to application oriented researches. Topics include, but are not limited to, those listed below.
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Technological tracks |
Application oriented tracks |
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1 - 3D Content Development Photogrammetry and Computer Vision Active range sensors (laser, white light) Remote sensing GNSS (GPS, GLONASS, Galileo) Motion Tracking Body scanning Low-cost 3D devices for gaming Range sensors based 3D modeling Images based 3D modeling CAD based 3D reconstructions Building Information Modeling (BIM) Visual simulation of materials Virtual GIS |
3 - Cultural Heritage Virtual Documentation 3D Repositories Linking 3D to information systems Virtualizing of world heritage properties Preventive Conservation Virtual models based restoration Virtual Archaeology Virtual Museums Virtual Exhibitions Multimedia valorization of CH sites Serious Games in Cultural Heritage |
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2 - Advances in VR Technologies Computer Graphics Local/remote rendering Active/passive stereo displays Immersive displays Merging of real and virtual worlds (mixed/augmented reality, augmented virtuality) Virtualization of other senses (Touch, Taste, Smell, Sound) Haptic interaction Multimodal interaction Distributed VR |
4 - VSMM, Art, and Society Virtual storytelling Simulation based training VR & Learning Theories Collaborative research and embodyment Visualization of energy Videogaming evolution Digital Art Digital live performances Cultural Analytics Digital Humanities Design Retail applications Industrial applications Biomedical applications Forensics |
Papers
Prospective authors are invited to submit technical or application papers. Papers should describe original and unpublished work on the topics of the conference and must be written in English. The papers must be formatted in IEEE double column, single space format. The length must not exceed 4 pages for short papers and 8 pages for long papers (including figures, tables and references). Authors are invited to present a non-mandatory abstract two weeks in advance of the paper submission in order to make smoother the revision process through a selection of the most suitable reviewers.
Demos
Prospective authors are invited to submit technical or application Demos. A 2m x 2m booth will be assigned to each demo for the duration of the whole conference. A description of the demo will be published on the proceedings as short paper, and a short presentation will be given in a specific session.
Workshops
Workshops will be held on the first three days of the conference. A brief proposal (up to 2 pages) should be submitted to the Workshop chair within March 9th, 2012. Proposals for Workshops must include a title, an outline of the Workshop and its motivations, a short description of the material to be covered, contacts information including: name; affiliation; email; mailing address and a two pages CV for each presenter.
Special Sessions
Special sessions proposals could be submitted to the Technical Program chair. Proposal for Special Sessions must include a topical title, rationale, session outline, contact information for the session chair(s) and authors who have agreed to present a paper in the session, with a tentative title and short abstract (3000 chars max) for each paper.
Submission
Papers, Demos, Workshops and Special Sessions will be accepted only by electronic submission through this site.
