Call: SIGGRAPH Asia 2016 Symposium on Mobile Graphics and Interactive Applications

Call for Submissions

SIGGRAPH Asia 2016 Symposium on Mobile Graphics and Interactive Applications
Conference: 5 – 8 December 2016
Exhibition: 6 – 8 December 2016
The Venetian Macao, Macao

WEBSITE: https://sa2016.siggraph.org/en/submitters/symposium-on-mobile-graphics-and-interactive-applications

SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 18 JULY 2016, 23:59 UTC/GMT

The increased power, portability, and ubiquitous connectivity of mobile devices are causing a fundamental shift in how we interact with digital content. The graphics and interactivity that once was only possible with desktop computers is now in the palm of the hand, and can be experienced almost anywhere. Increasingly sophisticated development environments, easy market access through application stores, and widespread device availability are creating new opportunities for a wide range of developers to participate in a global market growing to more than $35 billion annually.

The Symposium on Mobile Graphics and Interactive Applications (MGIA) at SIGGRAPH Asia 2016 in Macao, China is a venue for both industry and academia to explore the opportunities and challenges of mobile applications relevant to the global graphics community. The program aims to cover the development, technology, and marketing of mobile graphics and interactive applications. It will especially highlight novel uses of graphics and interactivity on mobile devices. Attendees can expect to be exposed to the latest in mobile graphics and interactive applications through expert keynote talks, paper presentations, panel discussions, industry case studies, and hands-on demonstrations.

At this year’s Symposium on Mobile Graphics and Interactive Applications, we call for participation in the following five categories:

  • Presentations: A focused talk on a specific topic related to interesting mobile applications
  • Industry Cases: A talk focused on an industry scenarios, from technical to and marketing cases
  • Demonstrations: Live demonstrations of new mobile technology and applications
  • Panels: A multi-speaker presentation and discussion on a particular area

Topics: We are seeking submissions on the following topics

  • Mobile gaming
  • Mobile social networking
  • Mobile user interfaces and interactive techniques
  • Marketing of applications and leveraging app stores
  • Building a mobile applications business
  • Mobile cameras and image processing
  • Mobile location based services
  • Use of GPU hardware in mobile computing
  • Augmented and Virtual Reality on mobile platforms
  • Cross platform application development tools and standards
  • Innovative use of mobile sensors, including Internet of Things scenarios
  • Visualization on mobile devices
  • Non-traditional mobile apps and interactive techniques
  • Industry case study of bringing a product to market

We also welcome submissions from other areas that are relevant to Mobile Graphics and Interactive Applications.

Format: Contributors will be able to present their work in one of the following formats

  • Presentations: A 20-minute talk by a single speaker
  • Industry Cases: A 20-minute talk by up to two speakers
  • Demonstrations: A two-hour hands-on demo session
  • Panels: A 60 minute multi-speaker presentations and discussion

Please contact the MGIA chair if you would like to consider other formats. The MGIA committee also reserves the right to alter the length of each timeslot based on content and in order to better balance the schedule.

All submitters of Presentations and Industry Cases are also encouraged to submit Demonstrations of their works.

IMPORTANT NOTES

  • Journal submission of best works: Authors of the best technical presentations and industry cases will be invited to submit extended manuscripts of their papers for possible publication in a special section of the Computers & Graphics journal. Please be aware of ACM’s policy on revisions and resubmissions of previously published work at http://www.acm.org/publications/policies/copyright_policy#Definitive.
  • ‘Best Demo’ and ‘Best Demo (runner up)’ prizes: Selected accepted demo submissions to MGIA 2016 will be chosen as “Mobile Graphics and Interactive Applications Best Demo Prize” by the MGIA program committee members and audience vote at the event venue. The quality of work, how they are demonstrated onsite, and how attractive attendees view the works are criteria upon which each work will be judged. Prize winners will be announced at the MGIA closing ceremony.

SUBMISSION MANUSCRIPT FORMAT

  • Presentation and Industry cases: 2 to 4 page abstract
  • Demonstrations, and Panels: 1 page abstract

Upon acceptance, Presentations and Case studies are expected to submit revised manuscripts extended to 6 to 8 pages for the proceedings.

LANGUAGE

The official language of SIGGRAPH Asia 2016 is English and consequently all presentations and content are expected to be in English.

SUBMISSION / DEADLINE

The deadline for submissions to SIGGRAPH Asia 2016 Symposium on Mobile Graphics and Interactive Applications is fast approaching.

To submit your work to Symposium on Mobile Graphics and Interactive Applications you need to create an account in the SIGGRAPH Asia 2016 online submission system at http://sis.siggraph.org/cgi-bin/SIS_Asia.py. All submissions must be received by 18 JULY 2016, 23:59 UTC/GMT

If you have already submitted your entry to Symposium on Mobile Graphics and Interactive Applications, please make sure that all necessary materials related to your submission should be completed by this deadline.

For more submission information, please visit our website or send us an email to mobile_asia@siggraph.org.

Don’t miss your chance and be part of SIGGRAPH Asia 2016 from 05 – 08 December 2016 in Macao, China!

Symposium on Mobile Graphics and Interactive Applications Chair
Steven ZhiYing Zhou
National University of Singapore
Singapore

Symposium on Mobile Graphics and Interactive Applications Co-Chair
Börje Karlsson
Microsoft Research Asia
China


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