LUD: 15 Jan 2025

The following symposium requires a principal and support coordinators:

o Current CFP text for some of the following are available from https://iv.csites.fct.unl.pt/de/symposia/

o Symposia Proposal Guide - HERE

Information Visualisation

o IVE – Information Visualization Evaluation (Coordinator)

o HCI – Human-Computer Interaction for Information Visualization (Support Coordinator)

Knowledge Visualisation

o MuVis – Music Visualization (Support Coordinator)

o Visual Literacy & communication (New Coordinator)

AI & Visualisation

o GAIM - Generative AI Evolution (New Coordinator)

o AI & SOCIETY (New Coordinator)

o Edge AI and Decentralized Computing

o AI in Science and Research

o Human-AI Collaboration

o AI-Regulation and Governance

o AI in Education and Upskilling

o AI and Creativity

o Sustainability and Green AI

Visualisation

o Design visualization (Coordinator)

o ARVA – Augmented Reality Visualization and Art (Coordinator)

o D-ART – Symposium of Digital Art and Gallery (Support Coordinator)

o VIS – Visualization (Coordinator)

o VAD – Visualization, Art, & Design (Coordinator)

o CAivDE – Computer Animation, Information Visualisation, and Digital Effects (Support Coordinator)

o DE – Digital Entertainment (Coordinator)

o CGa – Computer Games and their applications (Coordinator)

Biomedical Visualization & Bioinformatics

Geometric Modelling and Imaging

o GMAI – Geometric Modelling and Imaging (Coordinator)

Built_IV - Visualisation in Information Visualisation

o Visualisation in Built and Rural Environments (Coordinator)

o SBH – ResearcherLink in Sustaining Built Heritage (Coordinator)

o VH_APAU – Visualisation for the Heritage of Asia-Pacific Architecture and Urbanism ((Support Coordinator)

Researchers Link – Project Design Coordinator

Symposia Proposal Guide

Information Visualization and AI& Visualisation Conference hold broad applications in our increasingly AI & Information-driven society, drawing on techniques and theories from various disciplines. The event’s structure aligns with dynamically changing symposia, urging submissions from active field advocates. Proposal applications should encompass:

1. Title:  Provide a symposium title with a suitable acronym

2. Scope/Theme Outline:  Briefly outline the symposium’s scope or theme, accompanied by up to 10 bullet points of keywords or phrases (An example text from other symposia is available here.)

3. contact details:  Include complete contact information for publicity materials and your affiliation.

Please also send your optional recommendations on the following:

· Publicity Sources: Suggest sources for publicity (e.g., mailing lists, journals with calendars).

· Program Committees:  List program committee members for your symposium.

· Tutorials/Keynote/Panel:  Propose tutorial sessions aligned with your symposium’s theme.

The minimum required for a symposium is six accepted papers. We look forward to your engaging proposals.

Important Notes

The dates of all the conference deadlines are available @ Important Dates.

Please submit the symposium proposal by emailing the GraphicsLink Secretariat (iv_CGiV@graphicslink.co.uk).