CGI 2011 - Computer Graphics International 2011 cgi2011

Computer Graphics International 2011

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada on June 12-15, 2011
http://cgi2011.site.uottawa.ca
As one of the oldest International Computer Graphics conferences in the world, Computer Graphics International (CGI) has been a major conference in the area. You are invited to submit your contribution in the CGI'11 conference, which will be held in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada on June 12-15, 2011.

Located on the border of Anglophone and Francophone of Canada Ottawa is one of the most beautiful G8 capitals in the world and has been selected as the Best Place to Live 2010 in Canada. Ottawa is also rich in culture and heritage with parklands, waterways and historic architecture; notably the Rideau Canal, Ontario's first UNESCO World Heritage Site, which becomes the world's largest naturally frozen skating rink in winter. The historic Parliament Hill is the seat of Canada's national government. Besides being a travellers’ attraction on its own, it is also near other popular cities such as Montreal, Toronto, Quebec City, and Niagara Falls.

Paper Publication:

The 30~35 best accepted papers will be published in the Visual Computer at the time of the Conference. Next best accepted papers will appear in the electronic proceedings with ISBN and they will be also invited to submit, after the conference, an improved version for the Visual Computer.

Paper submission Link is provided in conference website, http://cgi2011.site.uottawa.ca

Important Dates:

Full Paper Submission Deadline:

February 8th (Tuesday), 2011
Notification of Acceptance:

March 10th (Thursday), 2011
Short Paper Submission Deadline:

March 20th (Sunday), 2011
Posters & Demo Submission Deadline:

March 20th (Sunday), 2011
Conference:

June 12th - 15th (Sunday - Wednesday), 2011
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

Graphics Systems Architecture
Rendering Techniques
Geometric Computing
Shape and Surface Modeling
Physically Based Modeling
Scientific Visualization
Multimedia and Digital Media
Image Based Rendering
Computational Photography
Medical Imaging
Interaction and HCI
Stylized Rendering
Virtual and Augmented Reality
Point-based Graphics
Computer Vision
Data Compression for Graphics
Web Graphics
Graphic Toolkits
Computer Animation
Haptic for Graphics