The PacificVis 2021 will be holded during April 19-22, 2021 (tentative), hosted by Tianjin University, Tianjin, China again.
[Pacific Vis 2021 Announcement Video]
Best regards,
PacificVis 2021 Organization Team
13:50, 3, Jun. 2020
The awards and winners are announced, please refer to here for the list.
The keynote video now is online.
The opening video now is online.
Best regards,
PacificVis 2020 Organization Team
13:25, 3, Jun. 2020
Dear colleagues, co-workers, and friends,
We are pleased to announce that the presentation videos of the accepted papers have been uploaded to two online platforms (Youku and Vimeo) for sharing. The full program and the video links can be found on the conference website, as follows:
Full Papers and Notes:http://vis.tju.edu.cn/pvis2020/program.html
Visualization meets AI workshop: http://vis.tju.edu.cn/pvis2020/meetAI.html
Storytelling Contests: http://vis.tju.edu.cn/pvis2020/storytelling.html
Keynote: http://vis.tju.edu.cn/pvis2020/keynote.html (upload after the opening).
Posters: http://vis.tju.edu.cn/pvis2020/poster.html (only PDFs)
Watching password can be requested via pvis2020@gmail.com. In the application email, please kindly provide us the following information:
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Full Name:
Affiliation:
Email address:
Paper ID (optional, only for authors of the accepted papers/posters/notes):
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Everyone can leave questions in comments on both two platforms. Paper authors have been informed to respond to comments in time during the conference (June 3-5).
Thanks again for your attention and look forward to your participation.
Best regards,
PacificVis 2020 Organization Team
2, Jun. 2020
Dear colleagues, co-workers, and friends,
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic situation, the organization team of PacificVis 2020 has decided not to host a physical meeting in Tianjin, China. Instead, the conference’s opening and keynote address will be held live via Zoom. Presentations of all technical papers (including full papers, Notes papers, and workshop papers) will be pre-recorded, and Q&A will be conducted asynchronously via Vimeo and Youku.
Registration for non-presenting participants is not required, so we welcome everyone to join this great event.
This year, we invited Prof. Holger Theisel from University Magdeburg as our keynote speaker, who will present his experience on carefully choosing optimal parameters to achieve successful analysis. The keynote will be held right after the opening session, and the discussion will follow.
Opening and Keynote: June 3, 12:00 PM, Beijing time (GMT+8) via Zoom (https://zoom.us/).
Zoom link and password can be requested via pvis2020@gmail.com. In the application email, please kindly provide us the following information:
Subject: Request to join PacificVis 2020 Opening and Keynote
Full Name:
Affiliation:
Email address:
Paper ID (only for authors of the accepted papers/posters/notes):
Note that Zoom has a capacity of up to 300 participants. Please send us your application as soon as possible to guarantee your spot.
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PacificVis 2020 Dates: June 3-5, 2020
Keynote: http://vis.tju.edu.cn/pvis2020/keynote.html
Main Program: http://vis.tju.edu.cn/pvis2020/program.html
Visualization Meets AI Workshop: http://vis.tju.edu.cn/pvis2020/meetAI.html
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We thank you very much for your understanding, and we are looking forward to your participation.
Best regards,
PacificVis 2020 Organization Team
23, May. 2020
Registration is open. Please find more information here.
28, Apr. 2020
Dear authors of PacificVis 2020 papers,
We announced earlier that the conference will need to be postponed due to the outbreak of the new coronavirus. The safety and well-being of all conference participants is our priority. We have monitored the developments and now decided to host the conference as an all-virtual platform on June 3, with interactive discussions stretching to June 5. Your availability on June 3 is not mandatory, but we hope that most of you will be able to join the virtual event! The proceedings and invited TVCG articles will be published as planned.
For making your contributions visible and to provide a basis for discussions, we ask all authors
of full papers and Visualization Notes papers to record a video of their paper presentation
(up to 20 min for full papers; up to 10 min for Notes papers). Please submit the video by May
20 (detailed preparation and submission instructions are listed in Guidelines
). We plan to make the
videos available to the authors of the conference and, with your permission, publicly on a video
platform. The platform will also be used for comment-based online discussions stretching from
June 3 to June 5. You will be able to choose between the following two options:
Option A: Public video availability (recommended!) - your video will be available
publicly on a video platform (with opportunity for a public online discussion) and
accessible for conference participants.
Option B: Restricted video availability - your video will be accessible for conference
participants only (feedback/questions can be sent by email).
Although the conference will not take place physically, we have to cover the inevitable cost of publishing and already ongoing preparations. This is why at least one author of a full paper and a Visualization Notes paper will be required to register for the conference at a reduced rate - this can be considered as a “publication fee” and is necessary to support the financial health of the conference series.
As one highlight of the virtual event, the conference will feature a keynote by Holger Theisel (Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg, Germany) about “ Optimal Reference Frames, Scaling and Features in Visualization ” . While the keynote, like the other talks of the conference, will be available as a video, we plan to host an interactive Q&A session with the keynote speaker on June 3. More information on the keynote can be found in Keynote, and we will inform you about the logistics of the respective Q&A session soon.
We are sorry that we won’t be able to meet you in person for the conference in Tianjin, China, but we hope to provide you the best experience possible under the current circumstances. We are looking forward to seeing you online on June 3!
PThe PacificVis 2020 Organizing Committee
19, Apr. 2020
Dear PacificVis Participants:
Conferences Pivoting to an All-Virtual Platform IEEE Pacific Visualization 2020 –
Now Taking Place Virtually.
The safety and well-being of all conference participants
is our priority. After evaluating the current COVID-19 situation, the decision has
been made to transform the in-person component of IEEE Pacific Visualization 2020 into
an all-digital conference experience – IEEE Pacific Visualization 2020 will now be an
online event. Therefore, IEEE Pacific Visualization 2020 will no longer take place in
Tianjin, China and will instead take place virtually. The exact time/date and schedule will be determined soon.
Proceedings will not be cancelled, and publications will continue
as planned. For questions, contact pvis2020@gmail.com.
PVIS 2020 General Chair
Jiawan Zhang
29, Mar. 2020
Dear PacificVis Participants:
IEEE has been monitoring the developing Coronavirus outbreak.
The safety and well-being of all conference participants is our priority. After studying and evaluating the announcements, guidance, and news released by relevant national departments, we are sorry to announce that PacificVis 2020, scheduled to be held Tianjin, China during April 14 to 17, 2020 will be POSTPONED to a later date.
We will provide more information on the new dates, location, and registration shortly. We thank you for your understanding.
Again, we apologize for any inconvenience this has caused and please contact pvis2020@gmail.com with any questions you may have.
PVIS 2020 General Chair
Jiawan Zhang
3, Feb. 2020
The 13th IEEE Pacific Visualization Symposium (PacificVis 2020) will be held in Tianjin, China during April 14 to 17, 2020. As part of PacificVis, workshop/tutorial sessions will be held on April 14, with the Symposium starting from April 15.
Visualization has become an increasingly important research area due to its wide range of applications in many disciplines. PacificVis is an IEEE sponsored international visualization symposium held in the Asia-Pacific region, with the objective to foster greater exchange between visualization researchers and practitioners, and to draw more researchers in the Asia-Pacific region to enter this rapidly growing area of research.
Previous PacificVis symposia were held in Kyoto (2008), Beijing (2009), Taipei (2010), Hong Kong (2011), Songdo (2012), Sydney (2013), Yokohama (2014), Zhejiang (2015), Taipei (2016), Seoul (2017), Kobe (2018), and Bangkok (2019), all sponsored by IEEE VGTC.
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