Bipul Mohanto

Bipul Mohanto

Doctoral Researcher@ Foveated Rendering | 3D Graphics Rendering| Global Illumination | Multi-View Rendering | Applied Human Perception | Color Science | Computer Vision

Foveated Rendering Target Conferences and Journals

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(work in progress…, great to have experts’ opinion)

I am a perceptual-driven rendering researcher. Therefore, my core interest is foveated rendering. The big question comes to mind, where to fit Foveated Rendering! Foveated Rendering is a multi-disciplinary field, that covers Human Computer Interaction (HCI), Graphics Rendering, and Image Processing also. Therefore, under the google-scholar, Computer Graphics, Computer Vision & Pattern Recognition, Human Computer Interaction are great place to look at the top publication venues. Other than, the ICORE Ranking Page is also very impressive.

Other than google-scholar, some of the conference database could be handy. Here is a list of my favorite:

For European Communities,

Other than these, Foveated Rendering papers are frequently getting published in the following journals

Journals

  • ACM TAP (Transactions on Applied Perception)
  • ACM TOG (Transactions on Graphics)
  • Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (IEEE TVCG)
  • ACM SIGCHI (Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction)
  • CVM (Computational Visual Media): Single-Blinded peer-reviewed open access journal
  • JCGT (Journal of Computer Graphics Techniques)

Conferences

I have seen cutting edge foveated rendering papers in all top-tier conferences, e.g.,

  • SIGGRAPH
  • SIGGRAPH Asia
  • IEEEVR
  • ISMAR
  • EUROGRAPHICS
  • Pacific Graphics

Other than those, here are some other popular venus:

  • VMV (Eurographics German chapter)
  • STAG (Eurographics Italian chapter)
  • ACM SUI
  • VISIGRAPP (International Joint Conference)
    • GRAPP
    • GRIVAPP: deadline (oct 2)
  • ICRAI: International Conference on Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
  • VRW: IEEE Conference on Virtual Reality and 3D User Interfaces Abstracts and Workshops
  • MMSys: ACM Multimedia Systems Conference
  • GEM: IEEE Gaming, Entertainment, and Media Conference
  • ICAT-EGVE: International Conference on Artificial Reality and Telexistence
  • WSCG: International Conferences in Central Europe on Computer Graphics, Visualization and Computer Vision
  • CASA (Computer Animation and Social Agents)
  • euroXR
  • Graphics Interface
  • ACM Multimedia (ACM MM)
  • ETRA: Eye Tracking Research & Application Symposium

Open Online Archives

Science should be free for everyone. With that moto, recently the open archives are also becoming very popular, especially for pre-print. Here are some popular online repositories, mostly non-peer reviewed with some exceptions:

Other than these, Journal of Vision might has a abstract submission option that sometimes the researchers used.

Symposiums

  • SAP: ACM Symposium on Applied Perception 👍🏽 (TAP’s Symposium)
  • i3D: Interactive 3D Graphics and Games (ACM SIGGRAPH Symposium) 👍🏽
  • EGSR: Eurographics Symposium on Rendering 👍🏽 (very competative)
  • HPG: High-Performance Graphics (Ray tracing conference) : deadline: April first week
  • ISVC: International Symposium on Visual Computing (ISVC) 👍🏽 👍🏽 👍🏽 , USA
  • IEEE Annual International Symposium Virtual Reality
  • VRST: ACM Symposium on Virtual Reality Software and Technology 👍🏽 (foveated paper got accepted)

Workshops

  • Workshop GI-VR/AR (Virtual and Augmented Reality (VR/AR) group within the Gesellschaft für Informatik e.V. (German Informatics Society))

Seminars

  • CENTRAL EUROPEAN SEMINAR ON COMPUTER GRAPHICS (non-peer-reviewed)

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