IDW COPYRIGHT TRANSFER AGREEMENT
This is a copy of the Electronic Copyright Transfer Agreement that you will be asked to complete online at the time ofsubmission of your manuscript.
Before submitting your manuscript, please read the terms and conditions of the Copyright Agreement carefully. Your
manuscript is to be published by the Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers (hereafter ITE) and the Society
for Information Display (hereafter SID) in the proceedings of International Display Workshops.
PUBLICATION TITLE: Proceedings of the International Display Workshops
PART A―COPYRIGHT TRANSFER AGREEMENT(NOTE: U.S. Government employees whose work is not subject to U.S. copyright protection are regulated by Part Bbellow.)
The author(s) desiring to publish the submitted paper in the proceedings of IDW cosponsored by the ITE and SID, transfer
their copyrights on the submitted paper to ITE and SID.
Returned Rights: In return for these rights, the ITE and SID hereby grant to the author(s), and the employer(s) for whom
the work was performed, royalty-free permission to:
1. Retain all proprietary rights other than copyright, such as patent rights.
2. Reuse all or portions of the submitted paper in other works.
3. Reproduce, or have reproduced, the submitted paper for the author's personal use or for company use provided that(a) the source and copyright of ITE and SID are indicated, (b) the copies are not used in a way that implies ITE orSID endorsement of a product or service of an employer, and (c) the copies per se are not offered for sale.
4. Make limited distribution of all or portions of the submitted paper prior to publication.
5. In the case of work performed under U.S. government contract, the ITE and SID grant the U.S. Government royalty
free permission to reproduce all or portions of the submitted paper, and to authorize others to do so, for U.S.
Government purposes.
ITE and SID Obligations: In exercising its rights under copyright, the ITE and SID will make all reasonable efforts to act in
the interests of the author(s) and employer(s) as well as in their own interests. In particular, the ITE and SID require that:
1. The consent of the first-named author is sought as a condition in granting republication permission to others.
2. The consent of the employer(s) is obtained as a condition in granting permission to others to reuse all or portions ofthe paper for promotion or marketing purposes.
In the event the submitted paper is not accepted and published by IDW Committee or is withdrawn by the author(s) before
acceptance by the IDW Committee, this agreement becomes null and void.

PART B―U.S. GOVERNMENT WORKWhen all authors of the submitted paper are employees of the U.S. government and performed this work as part of theiremployment, the paper is called a “U.S. Government work”. It is in the public domain in the United States and is not subject
to U.S. copyright protection.
If the manuscript was not prepared as part of the employee’s duties or is not an official U.S. Government publication, it is
not a “U.S. Government work.”
If your work was performed under Government contract but you are not a Government employee, go to Part A above andsee item 5 under Returned Rights.