Highlights
The International Conference on the Theory and Application of
Diagrams is an interdisciplinary conference series devoted to any
scientific field of enquiry related to diagrams. Diagrams prides itself
in attracting delegates from a diverse range of disciplines and has
emerged as the major international conference in the area. The 2010
edition will be the sixth in the series and will take place in Portland, Onterio
with previous events held in Herrsching, Germany, Stanford, Cambridge,
Callaway Gardens and Edinburgh.
Eurographics
The Eurographics Annual Conference is a leading international event
devoted to computer graphics and all related visual and interactive
domains. Authors are invited to submit original papers reporting
research contributions, practice and experience, or novel applications.
Papers are sought in all areas of Computer Graphics: rendering,
modeling, animation, interactive techniques, virtual reality,
visualization, and other relevant topic areas. Moreover, the 2008
edition will have a special focus on the cross-fertilization between CG,
computer vision and human-computer interaction. Conference proceedings
will be published in the Computer Graphics Forum journal, volume 27(2).
International Workshop
on Graph Transformation and Visual Modeling Techniques
GT-VMT is a workshop of a series that serves as a forum for all
researchers and practitioners interested in the use of graph-based
notation, techniques and tools for the specification, modeling,
validation, manipulation and verification of complex systems. Due to the
variety of languages and methods used in different domains, the aim of
the workshop is to promote engineering approaches that starting from
high-level specifications and robust formalizations allow for the design
and the implementation of such visual modeling techniques, hence
providing effective tool support at the semantic level (e.g., for model
analysis, transformation, and consistency management). Contributions are
welcome from communities working on popular visual modeling notations
like UML, Petri nets, Graph Transformation, Business Process/Workflow
Models. This year's workshop will have an additional focus on
visualization, simulation, and animation of models as means of providing
an intuitive representation of both their static semantics and for the
validation of model behavior.
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