TVCG
The proceedings of IEEE VIS are published as a special issue of the flagship journal IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (TVCG), in a special hybrid publication model that enables timely dissemination of many high-quality research results from the world’s top visualization conferences to TVCG readership, while improving the overall visibility and quality of IEEE VIS publications through a rigorous journal-style review.
Since 2011, the authors of TVCG regular papers published over the previous year have been invited to give an oral presentation of their recent work at IEEE VIS as a TVCG conference partner. Since 2014, these previously published TVCG paper talks have been integrated within topical papers sessions that contain the special issue journal papers. This cooperation provides an opportunity for the VIS audience to keep abreast of high-quality visualization research featured in regular issues of TVCG, and encouraging more TVCG authors to attend IEEE VIS. The closely coupled relationship between TVCG and VIS has led to a more timely exchange of new ideas and the rapid dissemination of visualization research via an integrated forum for both publications and presentations, further expanding our visualization community.
Invitations are issued to all authors of regular TVCG papers in the area of visualization that have been accepted before June 15 of that year; subsequent requests roll over to the next year’s VIS conference. Invitations are issued by TVCG at the time of paper acceptance; there is no selection process other than the decision of whether the topic fits within the scope of VIS, which is made by the TVCG Associate Editor-In-Chief designated as the VIS Liaison (currently, Ross Maciejewski).
Note that VIS papers chairs make their acceptance decisions on VIS Full Papers independently, without access to the list of requested talks from TVCG. The TVCG list is provided to the Papers chairs on June 20, after the first-round acceptance decisions for VIS Full Papers are announced, and is only used in the papers sessions creation process.
CG&A Partnership
Since 2015, authors of selected papers from the IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications (CG&A) from the previous year in the area of visualization have been invited to give an oral presentation about their work at VIS. This M1C2 (Magazine-First-Conference-Second) model increases the visibility of applied research and systems papers among the academic community and fosters synergies between the theoretical and the applied aspects of the field.
These talks are collected into two or more CG&A-focused sessions. Invitations are issued by the CG&A Associate Editor (currently, Chris Weaver) in the Spring based on scope alignment with the VIS conference and the number of available slots.
SIGGRAPH Partnership
Since 2019, authors of selected papers from the ACM SIGGRAPH Transactions on Graphics (TOG) from the current year, in the area of visualization, have been invited to give an oral presentation about their work at VIS. Similarly, authors of selected papers from the IEEE TVCG from the current year are invited to give an oral presentation about their work at SIGGRAPH. Invitations are coordinated with the ACM TOG Editor-in-Chief, the IEEE TVCG Editor-in-Chief (currently, Han-Wei Shen), and IEEE VGTC’s Vice Chair for Conferences (currently, Jian Chen).
These talks are collected in one SIGGRAPH-focused session.
IEEE VR Partnership
Starting in 2022, authors of selected papers from IEEE VR, the IEEE Conference on Virtual Reality + 3D User Interfaces, will be invited to give an oral presentation about their work at VIS. The goal of this partnership is to further cross-pollinate the VIS and VR communities, by inviting VR papers that have a visualization focus to present. This year we plan to also incorporate papers presented at ISMAR and SIGGRAPH. Invitations are issued through IEEE VGTC’s vice chair for conferences (currently, Jian Chen).
Like with SIGGRAPH, these talks are collected in one VR-focused session.
Email: program@ieeevis.org
Local partner conferences
We have partnered with other major conferences that are coming to Australia in late 2023 to offer reciprocal discounts. When you register for IEEE VIS you will receive a code to obtain a discount for registration at the following partner events: