From: ph+@cs.cmu.edu (Paul Heckbert)
Subject: CALL FOR PAPERS: Bombay conference
Followup-To: iccg93@ncst.ernet.in
Organization: School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon
Date: Fri, 2 Oct 1992 17:44:00 GMT

If you're interested in presenting a paper at the following conference
in Bombay, note that their paper deadline is the end of October:
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                     ANNOUNCEMENT and CALL FOR PAPER
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                                 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)

    CONFERENCE THEMES AND TOPICS

    Computer  Graphics  is continuously evolving to  higher  levels of
    creative  accomplishments and technological  sophistications  with 
    newer  concepts,  techniques  and  ever  increasing  spectrum   of
    applications.  Present day computing is steered by interaction  to 
    desired  computational  results that are more  often  communicated 
    visually rather than just in print. The main goal of ICCG93 is  to
    provide an international forum for the presentation and discussion
    of  recent  developments  in Computer  Graphics  and  CAD  through
    tutorials,  contributed and invited papers, and  case  studies  in
    graphics  systems and applications. The conference will  focus  on
    three main themes with a number of related topics to each of those
    themes.


    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


    CALL FOR PAPERS

    ICCG93  solicits  original papers which either  report  new  work, 
    survey   or   review  emerging  trends,   or   detail   innovative
    applications. Papers should relate to one of the conference topics
    listed  above.  All submitted papers will be  refereed  and  those
    accepted  for presentation at the conference will be  included  in
    the conference proceedings. 

    INFORMATION TO AUTHORS

    Four copies of the full paper in English, limiting within 2000  to
    6000  words, including a 200 word abstract, should be received  by
    the Programme Chairperson in Bombay before October 1, 1992. Papers
    can  also be submitted by e-mail in Latex or Rich Text  format  on
    the conference secretariat's e-mail address. All submitted  papers
    must  include  a cover sheet containing name,  address,  telephone
    and,  if available, FAX and e-mail address of the person  to  whom
    correspondence regarding the paper should be addressed.

    Each paper must contain :

    title

    name(s) and affiliation(s) of all the authors

    abstract of 200 words maximum

    keywords  indicating  principal categorisation of the  paper  with 
    respect to the conference themes

    text between 2000 and 6000 words, single or double sided  limiting
    to a maximum of 30 double spaced A4 size pages including diagrams,
    figures, tables and photographs

    references giving full details, including page numbers, for  cited
    books/articles

    IMPORTANT DATES

    October 1, 1992     Last date for receipt of submitted papers
    December 31, 1992   Notification of acceptance
    January 31, 1993    Last  date for receiving camera ready copy  of 
                        accepted paper

    PRE-CONFERENCE TUTORIALS

    The  first two days of ICCG93, February 22-23, will be devoted  to 
    the   tutorial   programme.  These  will  be  given   by   leading
    professional  development in computer graphics and related  areas.
    These are planned at an intermediat level to benefit a broad range
    of audience. Full day tutorials are offered on the following  four
    topics :

    Computer Animation

    Solid Modelling

    User Interface

    Image Synthesis


    EXHIBITION

    The  computer  graphics  exhibition  during  ICCG93  is  aimed  at 
    providing  a  meeting  ground for graphics  systems  and  solution 
    vendors, developers, researchers and end users to exchange  ideas, 
    information  and application needs. The exhibition will run  three 
    full  days  of  the conference during which  leading  vendors  are 
    expected to display and demonstrate the state of the art  products 
    and   services.  For  further  information  please   contact   the
    Organising Committee Chairperson.


    VENDOR PRESENTATIONS

    A number of presentations by vendors on their latest  graphics/CAD 
    hardware  and software systems are planned. These will provide  an 
    excellent opportunity to the vendors to present their systems  and 
    solutions before the conference audience. For further  information 
    please contact the Organising Committee Chairperson.


    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

    INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMME COMMITTEE

    CHAIRPERSON :

    S. P. Mudur
    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: mudur@shakti.ernet.in

    MEMBERS :

    Michael Cohen, Princeton Univ (USA)
    Umberto Cugini, Universita di Parma (Italy)
    Sanjay G. Dhande, IIT Kanpur (India)
    R. A. Earnshaw, Univ of Leeds (UK)
    Jose L. Encarnacao, ZGDV (Germany)
    James D. Foley, Georgia Tech (USA)
    B. K. Gairola, NIC (India)
    Michel Grave, ONERA (France)
    G. G. Grinstein, Univ of Lowell (USA)
    Ivan Herman, Centre for Math and Comp Sci (Netherlands)
    Anil K. Jain, Michigan State Univ (USA)
    Tosiyasu Kunii, Univ of Tokyo (Japan)
    M. Mantyla, Helsinki Univ of Tech (Finland)
  * G. J. Olling, Crysler Motors (USA)
    L. M. Patnaik, Indian Inst of Sciences (India)
    S. N. Pattanaik, NCST (India)
    S. S. S. P. Rao, IIT Bombay (India)
    Yogesh N. Shinde, CMC Ltd. (India)
    Francois Sillion, LIENS (France)
    Nadia M. Thalmann, Univ of Geneva (Swiss)
  * M. Tomljanovich, ITALCAD (Italy)
    Gregory J. Ward, Lawrence Berkley Lab (USA)
    M. Wozny, Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst (USA)

NOTE : * for Confirmation Awaited

    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

    ABOUT BOMBAY


    Bombay  is  the  capital of Maharashtra  state  and  the  business 
    capital of India. It is the fastest moving, most affluent and most 
    industrialised  city  in India. The main languages spoken  in  the 
    city are Hindi (official language of India) and Marathi  (official 
    language   of  Maharashtra  state). Visitors  can   manage   their 
    business/travel  with English which is also widely understood  and 
    spoken.

    February  marks the fag end of Bombay's short mild  winter  spell. 
    The normal temperature during this period ranges between 21 to  31 
    degrees Celsius (70-80 F).

    This  is  also the peak tourist season in and around  Bombay  with
    attractions  like  Elephanta  Caves,  Elephanta  Music  and  Dance
    Festival  and music concerts. Regular tours from the city  provide
    easy access to the ancient cave paintings and sculptures of Ajanta
    and  Ellora. The famed golden beaches of Goa are an  hours  flight
    away  from Bombay with February being the carnival  season  there.
    Bombay also boasts of number of street shopping malls with Fashion
    Street being the most popular among them for good bargains in rich
    Indian  cotton  garments.  For those with  heart  for  topsy-turvy
    adventures, Bombay offers an exciting entertainment park along the
    beautiful Gorai Beach.

    FURTHER DETAILS

    In  order  to  ensure that you  receive  all  further  information 
    regarding  registration and advance programme, please return  this 
    form to the ICCG93 Conference Secretariat.

    ( ) I  want  to receive the registration information  and  advance 
        programme

    ( ) I am interested in participating in the exhibition

    ( ) I am interested in participating in vendor presentation

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    PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM TO :

    ICCG93 Secretariat
    National Centre for Software Technology
    Gulmohar Cross Road No. 9
    Juhu, Bombay, 400 049, INDIA
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