Call for Papers
With increased availability of bandwidth and continuing convergence of the
computer, television, and telephone, there is great interest in the next
generation of technologies that enable individuals and groups to effectively
participate in, and experience, remote events. This workshop will focus on
multimedia technologies for immersive telepresence. The goal of this workshop is
to bring together researchers from various fields such as computer graphics,
computer vision, human computer interaction, acoustics, networking, and
databases, who are working on different aspects of telepresence. We invite
papers from both academia and industry on all aspects of immersive
telepresence.
Areas of interest for this workshop include (but are not limited to) the following topics:
- Design of telepresence systems
- Architecture of physical spaces to support telepresence
- Multimodal sensing (including cameras/computer vision, microphone
arrays/acoustics, haptic sensors, active badges etc.)
- Multimodal presentation and display (including projection systems, flat
panels, 3D graphics, 3D audio)
- Virtual and augmented reality
- Network infrastructure
- Spatio-temporal databases for telepresence
- Design of the telepresence experience
- User studies on effective telepresence
- Example systems for videoconferencing, virtual meetings, remote
surveillance etc.
Proceedings and Submission Guidelines
We seek submissions describing original and unpublished work. The
page limit for submissions is four pages in double-column format. Authors should
use the ACM
template for their submissions and submit electronically in pdf format via
the workshop web page. All accepted papers will be published
in proceedings printed by the ACM. Authors of accepted papers
are required
to sign the ACM Transfer
of Copyright Agreement form. At least one author of an accepted paper should
register for the workshop by the early registration deadline of October 31,
2002.
Important Dates
Submissions
due September
13, 2002
Acceptance notification October 11,
2002
Camera-ready paper due October 25, 2002
Early Registration Deadline
October 31, 2002
Workshop
date
December 6, 2002