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Paper Formatting Instructions
Graphics Interface papers are distributed for review
electronically. Our paper format is based on the format used for IEEE
Visualization and Graphics conferences. Papers have a maximum
length of eight pages in the correct format. Pages beyond eight
are subject to page charges. Papers as short as four pages can be
accepted.
For your submission please conform as closely as possible to the
standard GI format. On the
IEEE VGTC Formatting Guidelines webpage you will find detailed instructions along with LaTex and word templates for generating PDF files.
You are also encouraged to submit supporting files, such as videos
or source code. Uploaded videos should be encoded in a high quality
format (e.g., MPEG-4) that works across as many platforms as possible
without the installation of additional codecs. For instance, it is
best if your video will play properly with vanilla versions of Windows Media
Player, or Quicktime, or VLC player.
Please note that
your total submission size cannot exceed 50.0 MB, including
your submission document and any additional material. If you cannot
comply with this limit, please contact one of the conference
chairs.
Anonymous Submission
GI uses a double-blind reviewing
approach. Manuscripts submitted for review should be anonymous. Please
do not use your name or names in the headers or title, and avoid using
any images characteristic of your lab. Do not refer to your own work
as "yours" or "the authors"; use third person in all
references.
Preparing Final Submission of Accepted Papers
Once your paper is accepted, you must prepare your camera ready pdf
and other materials by following these
final submission preparation guidelines. You may wish to organize
your camera paper such that any important use of colour in figures
appears only on two pages. These may be any two pages of your
choosing. That is, these pages need not be the first two or last two,
but can be anywhere in the paper. Page charges apply for printing
more than two pages in colour. All other pages of your paper will
print in black and white. Grayscale images and figures will print
without any problems on all pages.
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