Call for Tutorials

ISVC invites proposals for tutorials of interest to individuals interested in Visual Computing
including graduate students, researchers and educators from academia, and researchers and
practitioners from industry and government. We especially welcome proposals for tutorials that:

• Introduce a specific ISVC topic, designed to make the topic more accessible to participants who are new to that topic.
• Provide a hands-on introduction to one or more software tools or other resources of broad interest to the conference participants.
• Provide a comprehensive review of the current state of the art in a specific Visual Computing topic aimed at researchers and practitioners who are knowledgeable, but not necessarily experts in the topic.
• Present techniques from research fields e.g., computer vision, computer graphics, visualization, virtual reality, that are relevant to Visual Computing research.
• Introduce new research problems, new application areas, or new or emerging technologies of relevance to Visual Computing.

Proposals should be submitted  in Word or PDF to admin@isvc.net and must include the following information:

• Tutorial title
• Names and affiliations of presenters
• Tutorial abstract (200 words maximum, suitable for inclusion on the symposium website)
• Tutorial description, including the objectives of the tutorial, its relevance to ISVC, description of the intended audience and background assumed of the audience.
• Expected audience size
• Duration (full-day or half-day)
• Brief professional biographies of presenters including their scientific and professional qualifications and experience and contact information.