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Call for Participation
This year, the symposium will focus on visualization, virtual reality, and visual tele-collaboration.
PROPOSALS FOR posters, demonstrations, or 25 minute presentations from faculty, staff, and students representing Indiana colleges and universities are requested. Proposals should feature applications of visualization, virtual reality, or tele-collaboration technologies in furthering research, education, or creative activity.
TOPICS OF INTEREST include (but are not limited to)
- Scientific Visualization (including Medical and Engineering Visualization)
- Information Visualization
- Visual Tele-collaboration
- Grid and Network-based Visualization
- Virtual Reality Technologies
- Educational Applications of VR and Visualization
- Application of VR to the Arts and Humanities
- Advanced User Interfaces and Usability
DATES
June 30 – Online submission web site form ready (https://ilight.iu.edu/submit/)
July 25 – Deadline for submissions
August 10 – Notification of acceptance
August 16 – Presenter resource page available
PROPOSAL INFORMATION
- Format: 200-500 word abstract (with optional supporting document)
- Criteria for acceptance of proposals will be based upon:
- Contribution to the symposium theme
- Importance and applicability for audience
- Potential to stimulate interactive discussion and further study
- Quality of research and documented methods
- Innovation and contribution to the body of knowledge
- Implications for practices and policies or further research
- Notes:
- Submissions that make significant use of networking technologies will be given highest preference
- Works previously published or presented at other conferences are welcome for inclusion at I-Light.
- Due to the limited number of presentation times, the committee may request that some submissions be presented as demonstrations or posters.
- Details in regard to presentation, demo, and poster session equipment, tech support, and logistics will be provided at www.i-light.org, August 16.
ABOUT THE I-LIGHT SYMPOSIUM
The I-Light optical fiber infrastructure is a unique, high-speed network connecting Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis, and Purdue University in West Lafayette with each other and with Abilene, the national high-speed Internet2 research and education network. Plans are well underway for I-Light 2, which will provide advanced connectivity to other Indiana higher education institutions.
The goals of the I-Light Symposium are:
- To disseminate information about, and prompt interest in, the use of the capabilities of the I-Light network for advanced computing, visualization, and collaboration applications;
- To foster and enhance collaboration among researchers and educators at universities and colleges within the State of Indiana; and
- To demonstrate advances and applications made possible by advanced networking, visualization, and virtual reality.
The I-Light Symposium is attended by more than 200 individuals, representing institutions of higher education from across Indiana.
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