[Ieee_vis] C&G HDR special issue: CFP reminder

[Luís Paulo Santos]

Below Call for Papers on an Elsevier Computer & Graphics special issue on High Dynamic Imaging.
Please apologize eventual multiple messages.

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> Computers & Graphics Journal 
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> Special Edition on High Dynamic Range Imaging 
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> CALL FOR PAPERS (Reminder)
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> Papers are invited for a Computers & Graphics journal Special Edition on
> High Dynamic Range Imaging.  This special edition seeks contributions which
> are based on technical aspects related to the capture, storage, processing
> and display of High Dynamic Range content.
> 
> High Dynamic Range (HDR) imagery has enabled the handling of content that
> supports real world luminance. This has created a step change in imaging
> technologies which were previously limited to a fixed and reduced dynamic
> range which was unable to represent real-world lighting. HDR still has
> challenges to overcome before it can become a fully-fledged commercial
> technology. It is still not possible to capture HDR data, particularly
> video, in a straightforward manner; once it is captured the number of
> storage, compression and streaming algorithms are limited; and the display
> technology has still not achieved its full potential. The applications for
> HDR also vary widely, and some aspects such as Image-based Lighting have
> garnered a lot of support, but other interesting applications are sure to
> exist and yet to be brought into the limelight.
> 
> In this CFP we invite researchers and professionals that work with imaging
> technologies to submit papers that will project HDR forward to meet and
> overcome the current challenges and limitations. We invite work related to
> but not limited to:
> - The capture of HDR video and still images
> - The storage, compression and streaming of HDR content
> - Display of HDR content on LDR and HDR displays
> - Generation of HDR content from LDR content 
> - Creation of novel HDR displays
> - Image-based lighting
> - Applications of HDR
> - User studies which establish limits for HDR methods (capture, storage,
> display)
> - The extension of HDR to other imaging technologies
> 
> The Special Edition on High Dynamic Range Imaging editors are: Kurt
> Debattista from the University of Warwick (UK) and Luís Paulo Peixoto dos
> Santos from the University of Minho (Portugal) – see short CVs below.
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> IMPORTANT DATES
> Submissions:                  			Friday, 1st March, 2013
> Decision on Submitted papers:  	Tuesday, 16th April, 2013
> Revised papers due:    			Friday, 16th May, 2013			
> Final Notifications to Authors due: 	Monday, 6th July, 2013
> Accepted papers due: 			Wednesday, 31st  July, 2013		
> Publication: 						November 2013 
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> SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
> Computers & Graphics is an Elsevier publication. For paper formatting and
> submission instructions please refer to http://ees.elsevier.com/cag .
> You will have to register/log on to EES in order to be able to submit your
> paper. When prompted to specify the paper type, you have to select: “Special
> section”, “HDR”. Papers will be reviewed by at least three external
> reviewers. 
> For further details please refer to: http://gec.di.uminho.pt/psantos/HDR  
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