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4^th International Conference and Expo on Computer Graphics & Animation, will be organized around the theme “â€œShaping the future with innovations in Graphics & Animation”

Computer Graphics 2017 is comprised of 16 tracks and 389 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Computer Graphics 2017.

Submit your abstract to any of the mentioned tracks. All related abstracts are accepted.

Track 1:Computer Graphics

It’s a graphical pattern of an image or objects which created by using specific software and hardware. Computer graphics is field where physical body, data and imagination will develop or created. Computer graphics helps to understanding of physical nature, geometry, displaying image, motion, animation of object and provide user design interface platform. Computer graphics used in motion picture or movies, video games, animation, advertising and graphic design. This track will provide to the programming software you’ll be using, basic tools of the trade, from algorithms to color perception and texture mapping, graphics hardware, social agents in computer graphics, GPU design and other interactive computer graphics techniques.

Track 1-1Sound Design and Music Systems
Track 1-2Advanced computer graphics
Track 1-3Interactive Computer Graphics
Track 1-4Algorithms for Shape and Motion
Track 1-5Anti-aliasing
Track 1-6Reflectance and light source estimation
Track 1-73D Graphics Software
Track 1-8Ray tracing
Track 1-9Models and generation
Track 1-103D Geometric models
Track 1-11Art, Design and New Media
Track 1-12Project Funding and Financing
Track 1-13Player Behavior and Consumer Demographics
Track 1-14Media Theory
Track 1-15Multichanel Audio
Track 1-162D & 3D computer graphics
Track 1-17Cinematography
Track 1-18Stereographics in Real Time
Track 1-19Texture and Shader Programming
Track 1-20Design Documentation
Track 1-21Sprite & Vector Graphics
Track 1-22Storytelling and Narrative Landscapes
Track 1-23Optoelectronic instrumentation, measurement and metrology
Track 1-24Shaders, GPGPU and parallelisation
Track 1-253D Object Extraction
Track 1-26 Graphical User Interface
Track 1-27 GPU and Graphics Systems
Track 1-28 Interactive Devices
Track 1-29 Geometric Modeling
Track 1-30Shading and Rendering

Track 2:Computer Animation

Computer Animation is art or process of making movies with drawings, computer graphics or photographs of static objects, including all techniques other than the continuous filming of live-action images. It is the creation of the “illusion of movement” using a series of still images. This track covers the following subtopics: Traditional animation, Stop motion animation, Character animation, Special effects animation, Physics-based Animation and Behavioural Animation.

Track 2-1Animation Languages
Track 2-2Special effects animation
Track 2-3Animation Algorithms and Techniques
Track 2-4Film Making
Track 2-5Inverse kinematics
Track 2-6Biomechanics models
Track 2-7Motion capture and motion retargeting
Track 2-8Physical-based animation
Track 2-9Facial and body animation
Track 2-10Cloth and hair animation
Track 2-11LOD and impostors
Track 2-12Real-time rendering
Track 2-13Character animation
Track 2-14Animation Systems
Track 2-15Artificial Intelligence and Animation
Track 2-16Collision Detection
Track 2-17Human Figure Animation
Track 2-18Motion Capture
Track 2-19Motion Control and Kinematics
Track 2-20Particle Systems
Track 2-21Plausible Motion Simulation
Track 2-22Robotics and Animation
Track 2-23Virtual Humans
Track 2-24Virtual Tours
Track 2-25Image-based Animation
Track 2-26Motion Control
Track 2-27Path Planning
Track 2-28Motion Capture and Retargeting
Track 2-29Photo-realistic animation
Track 2-30Motion Capture and Retargeting
Track 2-31Physics-based Animation
Track 2-32Vision-based Techniques
Track 2-33Behavioral Animation
Track 2-34Artificial Life
Track 2-35Deformation
Track 2-36Facial Animation
Track 2-372D & 3D animation
Track 2-38Multi-Resolution and Multi-Scale Models
Track 2-39Knowledge-based Animation
Track 2-40Traditional animation
Track 2-41Stop motion animation
Track 2-42Cel-shaded animation
Track 2-43Machinima
Track 2-44Animatronics
Track 2-45Hydrotechnics
Track 2-46Paint-on-glass animation
Track 2-47Pinscreen animation

Track 3:Animation Industry

Animation industry is though most people think of animation as being used primarily for entertainment in movies, TV shows, and video games, it has many other uses. It's commonly used in educational videos and advertisements both on TV and on the Internet, and it can also be used in the process of research and development to create simulations of how a machine or process would work. Scientists use digital animation as well to create visualizations of abstract concepts or objects that are too small or large to be seen easily, which is helpful both for research and for analysis.

Track 3-1Historical perspectives on individual studios, producers and directors
Track 3-2Forecasting Animation Content Demand
Track 3-3Managing an Animation Studio
Track 3-4Animation Software Industry
Track 3-5Animation Pedagogy
Track 3-6Animation and documentary
Track 3-7Immersive, interactive, experiential animation
Track 3-8Animation in other art forms & industries
Track 3-9Animation beyond the frame
Track 3-10Genre, theory and classification in relation to animation
Track 3-11Multi-sketching
Track 3-12Animated Special Effects
Track 3-13Online Animation Appliations
Track 3-14Animation Studios
Track 3-15Animation aesthetics
Track 3-16Animation for education
Track 3-17Animated television series
Track 3-18Animation Production
Track 3-19Storytelling and Story structure
Track 3-20Story-Boarding

Track 4:Modeling

Modeling is the representation of an object or phenomena, which is used by simulation. Models may be mathematical, physical, or logical representations of a system, entity, phenomenon, or process. Models are, in turn, used by simulation to predict a future state. It is a discipline for developing a level of understanding of the interaction of the parts of a system, and of the system as a whole.

Track 4-1Geometric modeling and meshing
Track 4-2Shape modeling, synthesis, manipulation, and analysis
Track 4-3Stochastic Modeling
Track 4-4Scene Modeling
Track 4-5Fracture modeling
Track 4-6Model-Based Recognition
Track 4-7Shape Analysis
Track 4-8Mesh Reconstruction
Track 4-93D model segmentation
Track 4-10Deformable Models
Track 4-113D Meshes
Track 4-123D Reconstruction
Track 4-132D & 3D Modeling
Track 4-14Modeling Transformations
Track 4-15Procedural Modeling
Track 4-16Metball Modelling
Track 4-17Splines: Representations of 2D and 3D Curved Surfaces
Track 4-18Polygonal mesh modeling
Track 4-19Polygon Mesh Data Structure for 3D Graphics
Track 4-20Graphics Data Structures - Implicit Functions
Track 4-21Face and Gesture Modeling
Track 4-22Point-based Modeling
Track 4-23Image-based Modeling

Track 5:Simulation

Simulations are abstractions of reality. It is defined as the process of creating a model of an existing or proposed system (e.g., a project, a business, a mine, a watershed, a forest, the organs in your body) in order to identify and understand those factors which control the system to predict the future behavior of the system. Simulation is a powerful and important tool because it provides a way in which alternative designs, plans and policies can be evaluated without having to experiment on a real system, which may be prohibitively costly, time-consuming, or simply impractical to do.

Track 5-1Plausible Motion Simulation
Track 5-2Delta 3D and other Open Source Games Software
Track 5-33D Studio Max
Track 5-43D Programming for Rage Programmable Shaders
Track 5-5Rigid body dynamics
Track 5-6Rigid body physical animation
Track 5-7Simulation performance
Track 5-8Advanced Applications
Track 5-9Graphics in simulation
Track 5-103D Simulation
Track 5-11Simulation for Education and Training
Track 5-12Crowd Simulation
Track 5-13Numerical simulation
Track 5-14Simulation of Natural Environments
Track 5-15Real-time Visual Simulation
Track 5-16Visual analytics
Track 5-17Monte Carlo Simulations
Track 5-18Simulation software
Track 5-19Computer simulation games
Track 5-20Robot simulators
Track 5-21Flight simulators
Track 5-22Agent based simulation
Track 5-23Statistical simulations
Track 5-24Stochastic simulation

Track 6:Game Design & Development

Gaming is evolving from the traditional in-home console based platforms to digital titles being played on mobile devices and connected consoles. Mobile gaming in its various flavours is the fastest growth segment of digital gaming Game design is the art of applying design and aesthetics to create a game to facilitate interaction between players for playful, healthful, educational, or simulation purposes.

Game development is the software development process by which a video game is produced. The game industry requires innovations, as publishers cannot profit from constant release of repetitive sequels and imitations.

Track 6-1Game Security
Track 6-23D Engine optimization
Track 6-3Uses of GPU for non-graphical algorithms in games
Track 6-43D Development tools and techniques and games engines
Track 6-5Online game architectures
Track 6-6Intelligent Agents and Gamebots
Track 6-7Tools and Systems for Games and Virtual Reality
Track 6-8Game GUI and GPU design
Track 6-9Human Factors of Games
Track 6-10Artificial Intelligence in the Context of Gaming
Track 6-11Censorship of Video Games Content
Track 6-12Laws, Regulations, Certifications and Policies for Gaming
Track 6-13Games and Intellectual Property Rights
Track 6-14Gaming Hardware and Accessories
Track 6-15Mobile and Multiuser Games
Track 6-16Audio Techniques for Racing Games
Track 6-17Social/Humanities Aspects of Games
Track 6-18Experiential Spatiality in Games
Track 6-19Cultural and Media Studies on Computer Games
Track 6-20Mapping the Mental Space of Game Genres
Track 6-21Interactive Dynamic Response for Games
Track 6-22Game Development Contract Outsourcing
Track 6-23Graphics & Visualisation
Track 6-24Aesthetic Approaches to Game Design & Development
Track 6-25Gaming - Mobile, PC, Online, Console
Track 6-26Games Simulations and Dynamic Models

Track 7:Computer Graphics Applications

Computer graphics applications may be used in the following areas:

Computer Aided Designing is mainly used for detailed engineering of 3D models and/or 2D drawings of physical components.

Education and Training: Computer generated models of physical, financial, and economic systems are often used as educational aids.

Entertainment: Motion pictures, music videos, and television shows.

Computer Graphics in Medicine: In medical research, treatments and other experiments.

Track 7-1Artificial Intelligence Techniques
Track 7-2VFX and Application
Track 7-3Applications of Machine Learning in Computer Graphics and Animation
Track 7-4Computer Graphics in Medicine
Track 7-5Computational Imaging and Display
Track 7-6Social agents in computer graphics
Track 7-7User studies and evaluation
Track 7-8Education, Training, and Edutainment Technologies
Track 7-9Learning to Play or Learning through Play
Track 7-10Pay-As-You-Play and IPTV
Track 7-11IPTV and Service Convergence
Track 7-12Multiuser Virtual Environments (Muves) in Education
Track 7-13Computational physics
Track 7-14Computational Biology
Track 7-15Computer Aided Design
Track 7-16Computational Geometry
Track 7-17Digital art
Track 7-18Graphical Modelling
Track 7-19Geometric Algorithms
Track 7-20Media technologies for graphics
Track 7-21Graphics architectures
Track 7-22Digital Photography
Track 7-23Mathematical Methods for Fluids, Solids and Interfaces
Track 7-24Mathematical Methods for Computer Vision, Robotics, and Graphics
Track 7-25Digital filmmaking
Track 7-26Computer Graphics for Defense
Track 7-27User interfaces
Track 7-28Computer art
Track 7-29Entertainment
Track 7-30Infographics
Track 7-31Graphic design
Track 7-32Education

Track 8:Gamification and Social Game Mechanics

Gamification: The utilization of diversion mechanics and prizes to energize conduct change in a non-amusement setting. While this definition gives a satisfactory review of gamification, it doesn't give much understanding into how it truly functions.

Social Game Mechanics are a notoriety enhancer. In isolation, notoriety is just a curiosity; you feel great when the framework names you as a shrewd individual yet you're most likely not going to care all that profoundly. When the framework recognizes user as a brilliant individual and shares their data with a thousand other individuals, all of a sudden the notoriety is a great deal more noteworthy.

Track 8-1Games Console Design
Track 8-2Cheat Codes -To Cheat or Not to Cheat
Track 8-3Game research
Track 8-4Game case studies
Track 8-5Games for art/culture
Track 8-6Interactivity, latency and lag compensation
Track 8-73D Real-time animation and computer graphics for video games
Track 8-8Cinematography in games
Track 8-9User behaviour and social network in games?
Track 8-10Methods to improve emotional gameplayÂ
Track 8-11Perceptual User Interfaces for Games
Track 8-12Mobile Gaming and VR Gaming
Track 8-13Gaming with Robots
Track 8-14Game Design and Research Methods
Track 8-15Game Analysis
Track 8-16Affective audio in games
Track 8-17Music in games
Track 8-18Persuasive games
Track 8-19Games for well-being
Track 8-20Affective user modeling
Track 8-21Affective Gaming
Track 8-22Particle systems for generating smoke and fire
Track 8-23Scaling of special effects and texture tricks
Track 8-243D in Game Animation
Track 8-25Point scoring game
Track 8-26Game Design elements and techniques to non-game contexts

Track 9:Computer Vision & Pattern Recognition

Computer vision (image understanding) is a discipline that studies how to reconstruct, interpret and understand a 3D scene from its 2D images in terms of the properties of the structures present in the scene. The ultimate goal of computer vision is to model, replicate, and more importantly exceed human vision using computer software and hardware at different levels.

Pattern Recognition techniques related to real-world problems, interdisciplinary research, experimental and/or theoretical studies yielding new insights that advance Pattern Recognition methods are especially encouraged.

Track 9-1Vision for Graphics
Track 9-2Applications and research
Track 9-3Video: events, activities and surveillance
Track 9-4Segmentation, grouping and shape representation
Track 9-5Recognition: detection, categorization, indexing, matching
Track 9-6Physics-based vision and shape-from-X
Track 9-7Optimization methods
Track 9-8Real-time Tracking
Track 9-9Vision for Web
Track 9-10Object Recognition
Track 9-11Vision for Robotics
Track 9-12Computational Photography
Track 9-13Human-Computer Interaction
Track 9-14Action Recognition
Track 9-15Human Motion Analysis/Capture
Track 9-16Gesture/Hand Recognition
Track 9-17Face Detection and Recognition
Track 9-18Motion/Stereo Processing and Augmented Reality

Track 10:Virtual, Augmented and Mixed Reality

Virtual reality is a form of technology which creates computer generated worlds or immersive environments which people can explore and in many cases, interact with. It refers to a high-end user interface that involves real-time simulation and interactions through multiple sensorial channels.

Augmented reality is a similar form of technology in which the lines are blurred between the real world and computer generated imagery, e.g. video. Sound, video or images are overlaid onto a real world environment in order to enhance the user experience.

Track 10-1Augmenting Reality Visualization for Medicine, Architecture, Design, Marketing, Advertising, Training and other areas
Track 10-2Multi-user and Distributed VR
Track 10-3VR systems hardware and software.
Track 10-4Augmented reality software interfaces
Track 10-5Interactions between Augmented Humans and Smart Cities
Track 10-6Mixed Reality
Track 10-7Augmented Fashion, Art and Tourism
Track 10-8Location-based and Recognition-based Augmented Reality
Track 10-9Visual Aspects of Augmented Reality Games
Track 10-10Ergonomics
Track 10-11AR-based Navigation and Information Systems
Track 10-12Mobile Augmented Reality
Track 10-13Augmented Reality in Scientific Visualization
Track 10-14Visualization Techniques for Augmented Reality
Track 10-15Information Visualization Using Augmented Reality Technologies
Track 10-16Applications on VR, AR or MR
Track 10-17Human-computer Interaction (haptics, audio, and other visual and non-visual interfaces)
Track 10-18VR in medical applications
Track 10-19Computer Graphics Techniques for VR
Track 10-20Virtual Reality Gear
Track 10-21Virtual Reality and the Military
Track 10-22Virtual Reality and Education
Track 10-23Virtual Reality and Healthcare
Track 10-24Semi-immersive VR
Track 10-25CAVE VR
Track 10-26VR Systems and Toolkits
Track 10-27VR Systems and Toolkits
Track 10-28Virtual Reality Games & Gaming
Track 10-29Advanced Display Technology
Track 10-30Immersive Projection Technology
Track 10-31Performance Testing & Evaluation
Track 10-32Avatars and Virtual Humans in VR
Track 10-333D Interaction for VR
Track 10-34Perception Study in VR Environment
Track 10-35Haptics / Audio Interface

Track 11:Imaging and Image Processing

Image processing is a method to convert an image into digital form and perform some operations on it, in order to get an enhanced image or to extract some useful information from it. It is a type of signal dispensation in which input is image, like video frame or photograph and output may be image or characteristics associated with that image.

Track 11-1Color Manipulation
Track 11-2Medical Image Processing
Track 11-3Applications to various fields
Track 11-4Document and Synthetic Visual Processing
Track 11-5Visual Quality Assessment
Track 11-6Computational Imaging and Display
Track 11-7Mobile Image Processing
Track 11-8Biomedical Image Processing
Track 11-9Interpolation and super-resolution
Track 11-10Image/video coding and transmission
Track 11-11Stereo Vision and Shape Acquisition Techniques
Track 11-12Feature extraction
Track 11-13Digital Image Processing
Track 11-14Analog Image Processing
Track 11-15Image Recognition
Track 11-16Image retrieval
Track 11-17Image sharpening and restoration
Track 11-18Image scanning, display, and printing
Track 11-19Image enhancement
Track 11-20Image segmentation
Track 11-21Pattern recognition

Track 12:Rendering

Rendering refers to the process of building output files from computer animations. When an animation renders, the animation program takes the various components, variables, and actions in an animated scene and builds the final viewable result. A render can be an individual image or a series of images saved individually or sequenced into video format.

Track 12-1Equation on a per pixel basis
Track 12-2Software and hardware systems for rendering
Track 12-3Ray casting and tracing
Track 12-4Photorealistic & Non-photorealistic rendering
Track 12-53D rendering software
Track 12-6Progressive meshes and subdivision surfaces
Track 12-7Matrix Manipulations
Track 12-8Curved surfaces and tri-linear flip-flopping
Track 12-9Parametric surfaces for representing 3D Geometry
Track 12-10Pixel path and Voxel Animation
Track 12-11Rendering Equations and architectures
Track 12-12Light maps and changing texture coordinates
Track 12-13Methods for scaling lighting and shadows
Track 12-14Creating Reflections and shadows with stencil buffers and Z-Buffers
Track 12-15Setup, Rendering and Transforms
Track 12-16Full floating point setupÂ
Track 12-17Dynamic environment mapping
Track 12-18Multi texture tricks
Track 12-19Photorealistic rendering using Open GL and Direct 3D
Track 12-20Image Based Rendering and overdraw

Track 13:Visualization

Visualization is a related subcategory of visualization dealing with statistical graphics and geographic or spatial data (as in thematic cartography) that is abstracted in schematic form. Educational visualization is using a simulation not usually normally created on a computer to create an image of something so it can be taught about. Information visualization concentrates on the use of computer-supported tools to explore large amount of abstract data.

Track 13-1Visual communication
Track 13-2Graphic Visualization
Track 13-3Information Visualization
Track 13-4Guided imagery in Visualization
Track 13-5Creative Visualization
Track 13-6Software visualization
Track 13-7Interactive visualization
Track 13-8Medical visualization
Track 13-9Product visualization and Product Rendering
Track 13-10Educational and Knowledge visualization
Track 13-11Market insight and sector appraisal
Track 13-12Visual analytics
Track 13-13Interface Software and Tools
Track 13-14Scientific visualization
Track 13-15Data visualisation
Track 13-16Visualization and high performance computing
Track 13-17Sonification and haptics
Track 13-18Software design and development
Track 13-19Color models and imaging
Track 13-20Business Models

Track 14:Human-Computer Interaction

Human Computer Interaction (HCI) is a discipline concerned with the design, evaluation and implementation of interactive computing systems for human use and with the study of major phenomena surrounding them. HCI has expanded rapidly and steadily for three decades, attracting professionals from many other disciplines and incorporating diverse concepts and approaches. To a considerable extent, HCI now aggregates a collection of semi-autonomous fields of research and practice in human-centered informatics.

Track 14-1e-Learning
Track 14-2HCI in Medical applications
Track 14-3Impact of interfaces on attitudes, behavior, performance, perception, learning and productivity
Track 14-4Cognitive neuroscience for HCI
Track 14-5Human information seeking behavior on the digital platforms
Track 14-6Novel HCI theories, techniques, and methodologies
Track 14-7Psychological, social and cultural aspects of HCI
Track 14-8Brain-computer Interfaces
Track 14-9Artificial Intelligence
Track 14-10Intelligent User Interfaces
Track 14-11User Requirements
Track 14-12Mobile Interfaces
Track 14-13Graphical Interfaces
Track 14-14Collaborative System Design
Track 14-15Animal-computer Interface
Track 14-16Speech Recognition
Track 14-17Interfaces and Agents

Track 15:3D Printing

3D Printing (also known as additive manufacturing) is any of various processes used to synthesize a three-dimensional object. In 3D printing, additive processes are used, in which successive layers of material are laid down under computer control These objects can be of almost any shape or geometry, and are produced from a 3D model or other electronic data source.

Track 15-13D printing processes and materials
Track 15-23D Printing Services
Track 15-3Patents/IP in 3D Printing
Track 15-4Supply Chain in 3D Printing
Track 15-53D Printing Software
Track 15-6Additive Manufacturing Technology
Track 15-73D scanning

Track 16:3D Web Technology

Web3D was at first the thought to completely show and explore Web destinations utilizing 3D. By expansion, the term now alludes to all intuitive 3D content which are inserted into pages html, and that we can see through a web program. Present day Web3D pages are usually controlled by WebGL.

Advances are Flash Stage3d, Unity3d and Unreal Engine and so forth. 3D illustrations on the web have made some amazing progress. There are many contending advances out there, all battling to be the lord of the 3D web. It can turn out to be exceptionally hard to pick one from the changing instruments and document designs for your venture. Despite everything it stays to be seen which one, assuming any, get to be institutionalized.

Track 16-1Web-based User Interaction
Track 16-2Web-based 3D Graphics
Track 16-33D similarity search and matchin
Track 16-43D City Models & Web3D
Track 16-5Web3D and associated APIs, toolkits, and frameworks.
Track 16-6Interactive Web 3D applications
Track 16-7Script algorithms & programming for lightweight Web3D
Track 16-8Data analysis & intelligent algorithms for big Web3D data
Track 16-9Novel Web3D interaction paradigms for mobile/handheld applications
Track 16-103D digitization.
Track 16-11Web-wide human-computer interface and 3D User Interfaces
Track 16-12Creativity and Digital Art
Track 16-133D Web Gaming
Track 16-14Web Graphic Design in digital layout
Track 16-15Virtual Environments and Web Applications for eLearning
Track 16-16Web Services based Systems and Applications
Track 16-17Web security, authentication, accounting and digital rights management
Track 16-18Web Technologies and Applications
Track 16-19P2P Systems and Applications
Track 16-20Collaborative and web based visualization
Track 16-21Web-based simulation
Track 16-22Web Designing
Track 16-23Professional graphics tools

4^th International Conference and Expo on Computer Graphics & Animation September 25-26, 2017 Berlin, Germany

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