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SG03: 3rd International Symposium on SMART GRAPHICS
http://www.smartgraphics.org
July 02-04 2003
European Media Lab http://www.eml.org
Klaus Tschira Foundation http://www.kts.villa-bosch.de
Heidelberg - Germany
In cooperation with: Eurographics
Invited Speakers:
Tom Funkhouser (Princeton University, USA)
Wolfgang Wahlster (Saarland University, Germany)
Advances and breakthroughs in computer graphics have made visual media
the basis of the modern user interface, and it is clear that graphics
will play a dominant role in the way people communicate and interact
with computers in the future. Indeed, as computers become more and
more pervasive, and display sizes both increase and decrease, new and
challenging problems arise for the effective use and generation of
computer graphics.
Recent advances in computer graphics have allowed AI researchers to
integrate graphics in their systems, and on the other hand, many AI
techniques have matured to the point of being easily used by non
specialists. These very techniques are likely to be the vehicle by
which both principles from graphic design, and the results of research
into cognitive aspects of visual representations will be integrated in
next generation graphical interfaces.
SMART GRAPHICS addresses the specification, design, implementation and
evaluation of intelligent and adaptive graphics that will provide the
technical core of the next generation of interfaces. The realisation
of SMART GRAPHICS depends upon a range of currently disparate fields
of enterprise including HCI, AI, cognitive science, computer graphics
and graphic design. The SMART GRAPHICS symposiums aim to close the
gaps between these disciplines.
SG03 welcomes submissions from computer graphics, HCI & AI researchers
and practitioners, cognitive scientists, and graphic designers.
For a full description of the scope of the Symposium, and details of
previous events see the website:
http://www.smartgraphics.org
Submission Categories:
Full papers
Posters
Demonstrations
Important Dates:
April 07, 2003 Submission deadline
April 21, 2003 Notification of review results
April 28, 2003 camera ready copy due
July 2-4, 2003 SMART GRAPHICS Symposium
Organisers:
Andreas Butz (Saarland University)
Antonio Krueger (Saarland University)
Rainer Malaka (European Media Lab)
Patrick Olivier (Lexicle)
Robert Porzel (European Media Lab)
Michelle Zhou (IBM T.J. Watson Research Center)
Committee:
Maneesh Agrawalla (Microsoft Research)
Elisabeth Andre (University of Augsburg)
Steve Feiner (Columbia University)
Brian Fisher (University of British Columbia)
Knut Hartmann (University of Magdeburg)
Eric Languenou (Université de Nantes)
Blair MacIntyre (Georgia Tech)
Beth Mynatt (Georgia Tech)
Thomas Rist (DFKI Saarbrücken)
Oliviero Stock (ITC-irst Trento)
Brad Paley (Digital Image Design)
Bernhard Preim (University of Magdeburg)
Takeo Igarashi (University of Tokyo)
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