Journal Track

Call for Technical Paper Contributions

This year SVR will feature two different submission tracks. The first track will be done through an Early submission for Elsevier journal Computer & Graphics (C&G). Papers accepted in this stage will be published directly in the journal. See details below.

The second track is the traditional SVR Main Track. This submission for this track will be performed in the JEMS submission system. See details here.

Computer & Graphics journal special section track

All papers for the SVR 2023 C&G Track must be submitted using the submission website for C&G journal. If you do not already have an account in the Elsevier system you will need to create one.

Papers accepted in this stage will be published directly in the journal.

All accepted papers must be presented at the conference and must be associated with a different full paid registration.

Authors with papers not accepted in this stage can proceed to the Regular Submission.

When submitting papers to this track, please select "VSI:SVR 2023" as the article type in the Elsevier system.

Manuscripts submitted to this track must follow the instructions presented at the Computers & Graphics Guide for Authors. Please read ALL of the information in this Guide very carefully. In particular, here is some important info:

• Each submission should be accompanied by an ANONYMOUS cover letter providing a concise summary of the main contributions reported in your paper. It should also include the full reference and status (submitted, accepted, published) of the closest prior art, including your own. It should clarify how the material reported differs from that prior art—this information should also be found in the manuscript itself;
• Please use the LaTeX template available at this link together with the "elsarticle" class;
• Ensure your manuscript is set as single line spacing, double-column, and that line numbers are included ("twocolumn,final" parameters for the "elsarticle" LaTeX class);
• Anonymize your submissions following the Anonymization policy described in the Guide for Authors — removing Author Names from the PDF text and metadata;
• Initial paper submission (first deadline) must be only a PDF of your manuscript;
• Please review and approve your submission after your files have been uploaded. Note that you should consider your submission as incomplete until you receive an email confirming receipt of your manuscript;
• If a revised version of your paper is requested, then source files (eg, ".tex" files and others) must be uploaded;
• Submitted manuscripts must be written in English. They are to be double-blindly reviewed by at least three experts in the topic of the work;
• There is no page limit. However, we would discourage people from writing pieces longer than 12 pages.

Guest Editors for this Special Section

• Márcio Sarroglia Pinho (PUCRS - Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil)
• Rosa Maria Costa (UERJ - State University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
• Alvaro Uribe (Ontario Tech, Canada)

Editor-in-Chief of Computers & Graphics and Graphics & Visual Computing

• Joaquim Jorge (University of Lisbon, Portugal)