Area Papers


In 2010, Eurographics will have a special focus on Mobile Visual Computing and Dome Displays which will have paper sessions and other events within the conference devoted to them.
With Mobile Visual Computing we understand any aspects of computing images for display on handheld devices, including software or hardware techniques from graphics, vision and image processing, user interfaces and interaction.
Domed displays, with real-time computing, are becoming a much more widely used approach to immersive computer graphics. The number of such sites is increasingly rapidly and the technology and applications must advance to meet the new challenges and opportunities which these systems provide. A new domed display environment will be commissioned in Norrköping immediately prior to the Eurographics conference, just minutes away from the conference centre. It is intended that the dome will be used to host the dome areas events and papers, and will provide an excellent environment for authors and exhibitors to demonstrate new ideas for domed environments.

List of Topics

Suggested topics in the two areas are listed below but submissions are not limited to just these topics, simply to the defined areas.

Mobile Visual Computing:

  • Mobile graphics algorithms
  • Mobile graphics applications
  • Mobile graphics hardware
  • Graphical user interfaces for mobile devices
  • Visualization on handheld devices
  • Handheld displays
  • Mobile augmented reality
  • Mobile computational photography
  • User studies, human factors, evaluation of interaction techniques

Domed Displays:

  • Projection systems and technologies
  • Audio environment technologies and methods
  • Interaction systems for small and large audiences
  • Software development platforms
  • Mixed media dome shows
  • Combining live performance in dome environments
  • Dome special effects
  • Applications: practical, education and entertainment
Accepted papers will be presented at Eurographics 2010 as an oral presentation, and will be published in the Areas Papers proceedings and included in the conference digital media.
Authors are invited to submit both normal research papers, as well as contributions that might be difficult to position as a regular or a short paper because they are too much oriented towards the application or address emergent, yet preliminary ideas on the future of Mobile Visual Computing and Dome Displays.
The submission deadline for areas papers is December 18, 2009.
For any question concerning areas papers submissions please contact the areas programme co-chairs:

Submission Details

Submitted areas papers should be formatted according to the Eurographics publication style. The templates can be found here For submission purposes, you should submit a paper of up to 8 pages in length, or 4 pages for a short paper, according to the submission guidelines. Anonymous submissions will be made electronically through the Eurographics online submission system. Please remember to indicate the area to which your work is submitted.

Areas Co-Chairs

Matt Cooper, Linköping University, SE
Kari Pulli, Nokia Research Center, US

Committee Members


Mobile Visual Computing Domed Displays
Tomi Aarnio,
Nokia Research Center, Finland		 David Beining,
University of New Mexico, USA
Emmanuel Agu,
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, USA		 Carter Emmart,
American Museum of Natural History, USA
Tolga Capin,
Bilkent University, Turkey		 Ralph Heinsohn,
Tilt Design Studio, Hamburg, Germany
Luca Chittaro,
Universita di Udine, Italy		 Tim Florian Horn,
Planetarium Hamburg, Germany
Thomas Ertl,
Universität Stuttgart, Germany		 Staffan Klashed,
SCISS AB, Sweden
Maria Andreia Formico Rodrigues,
Universidade de Fortaleza, Brazil		 David Mcconville,
The Elumenati, USA
Hendrik Lensch,
Universität Ulm, Germany		 Blair Parkin,
Visual Acuity, UK
Manuel Menezes de Oliveira Neto,
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil		  
Antti Nurminen,
Helsinki University of Technology, Finland		  
Vidya Setlur,
Nokia Research Center, USA		  
Jacob Ström,
Ericsson Research, Sweden		  
Daniel Wagner,
Technische Universität Graz, Austria		  
Jeong-Ho Woo,
KAIST, Korea		  
Woontack Woo,
Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, Korea		  
Hoi-Jun Yoo, KAIST, Korea  



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