[dance-tech] ACE 2001
- From: José Carlos dos Santos Danado <jdanado@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Fri, 17 Jun 2011 15:56:14 +0200
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ACE 2011: 8th Advances in Computer Entertainment Technology Conference
incorporating DIMEA 2011 (6th Digital Interactive Media Entertainment
and Arts Conference) In Cooperation with ACM and ACM SIGCHI Lisbon, Portugal
8-11 November, 2011
http://www.ace2011.org/
IMPORTANT DATES
Late Breaking Results Submission Due: 24 June 2011
Creative Show Case Submission Due: 24 June 2011
Tutorial Submission Due: 24 June 2011
Game Competition Submission Due: 20 September 2011
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As it reaches its 8th edition, ACE has become the leading scientific
forum for dissemination of cutting-edge research results in the area of
entertainment computing. Interactive entertainment is one of the most
vibrant areas of interest in modern society and is amongst the fastest
growing industries in the world. ACE 2011 will bring together leading
researchers and practitioners from academia and industry to present
their innovative work and discuss all aspects and challenges of
interactive entertainment technology, in a cool and stimulating environment.
ACE is by nature a multi-disciplinary conference, therefore attracting
people across a wide spectrum of interests and disciplines including
computer science, design, arts, sociology, anthropology, psychology, and
marketing. The main goal of ACE is to stimulate discussion in the
development of new and compelling entertainment computing and
interactive art concepts and applications. All ACE participants are
encouraged to present work they believe will shape the future, going
beyond the established paradigms, and focusing on all areas related to
interactive entertainment including:
Accessibility
Aesthetics
Affective Computing
Ambient Intelligence
Animation Techniques
Attentive technology
Augmented and Mixed Reality
Avatars and Autonomous Characters
Cross-media Entertainment
Cultural Computing
Digital Broadcasting/Podcasting
Digital Cinema
Digital Entertainment
Elderly Entertainment
Empathy
Entertainment Design Theory
Experience Design
Funology
Game Production
Game Programming
Game Design
Human-Robots Interaction
Interaction Design
Interactive Computer Graphics
Learning and Children
Location-Based Entertainment
Metaverse Worlds
Mobile and Ubiquitous Entertainment
Multimodal Interaction
Museum Applications
Digital Narratives and Interactive Storytelling
New Gaming Audiences
Novel Interfaces
Pervasive and Online Games
Physical Computing
Robotic Love and Affection
Smart Gadgets and Toys
Social Impact
Social Networking
Sound and Music Design
Special Effects
Synesthetic Entertainment
Tangible Interfaces
Usability and Playability
User-Centred Design
Virtual Reality
Visual Arts
Call for papers and workshops is now closed but we welcome submissions
in the following categories:
- Late breaking results__
Provides researchers with an opportunity to present their preliminary or
exploratory work, smaller projects or research findings that are not yet
suitable for a Paper, but nonetheless are merit of discussion from an
open forum.
Submissions to this track should not exceed 2 pages in ACM format.
- Creative Showcase and Interactive Art
The Creative Showcase is open to a large variety of
submissions including, but not limited to:
* Technical demonstrations of prototype technologies of advanced
entertainment technology
* All varieties of video and computer games
* Interactive art, drama, fiction and other narrative forms
* Web and mobile-based computer entertainment
* Audio, visual and other sensory forms of digital interaction
Submissions to this track should be accompanied of a 2 page abstract in
ACM format. All accepted submissions will be published in conference
proceedings. Authors may include videos and photos with the submission,
and such materials are strongly encouraged if they strengthen the
results of the contribution.
- Tutorials
Tutorial proposals will be considered for half-day and full-day tutorials.
Topics should have a direct relevance to the interest of ACE2011.
- Game Competition
The ACE2011 game contest is a worldwide competition. It emphasizes the
engineering aspects of game development, not limited to programming.
Teams submit software products, covering the whole software development
process.
After a careful evaluation carried out by the Program Committee, several
finalist teams will be invited to ACE 2011 in Lisbon to present and
demonstrate their projects.
Accepted manuscripts of Creative Showcase abstracts will appear in the
ACE 2011 Digital Proceedings, ACM Digital Library, where they will
remain accessible to thousands of researchers and practitioners worldwide.
Awards:
Best creative showcases will be selected based on a jury of well
respected pioneers in the field attending the conference. We'll honour
the authors of these publications by presenting awards including:
* Creative showcase award categories: Gold, Silver, and Bronze
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Organization Committee
General Chairs
Teresa Romão -- FCT/UNL, Portugal
Nuno Correia -- FCT/UNL, Portugal
Masahiko Inami -- Keio University, Japan
Program Chairs
Hirokasu Kato - Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Japan
Rui Prada -- Instituto Superior Técnico and INESC-ID, Portugal
Tsutomu Terada -- Kobe University, Japan
ACE Steering Committee
Adrian David Cheok - Keio University, Japan & NUS, Singapore
Hiroshi Ishii - MIT Media Lab, USA
Hirokazu Kato - Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Japan
For more information, please visit http://www.ace2011.org/
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