Submissions
Submission Information
The VisGuides workshop features 3 types of submissions: short papers, long papers, and guideline reports. Please carefully read the respective instructions below. Submission topics include, but are not limited to:
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Comparative analysis of guidelines for visual representation, requirements, and gap analysis of principles and guidelines for one or more visualization tasks (or application domains)
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Evidence-based critique of a principle or a guideline
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Case studies of a principle in relation to a task, a visual design, and a group of users
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Proposal of a new principle or a guideline, or a major revision of an existing one
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Proposal of a mechanism for curating principles and guidelines
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Proposal of a framework for the critique of principles and guidelines
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Proposal of a mechanism for disseminating and deployment of established principles and guidelines
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Proposal of a mechanism for prioritizing and ranking established principles and guidelines
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Discourse on a long-term sustainable mechanism for creation, curation, critique, and conditioning activities
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Discourse on the relationships and transformations between principles and guidelines and other theoretical aspects, such as taxonomies, conceptual frameworks and models, and quantitative laws
Submission website: https://new.precisionconference.com/submissions
Please select the following on the submission website: Society: “VGTC”, Conference: “VIS 2022”, Track: “VIS 2022 VisGuides”
Review process: 2-3 peer reviews each. Single-blind mandatory, double-blind optional.
Presentation: ~3-5 minutes plus plenary discussion.
Registration: Participants must be registered for the specific day at the VIS conference.
Short Paper
Size: 2 pages + references, in the IEEE VIS Style
Please add the [SHORT] label to your submission title in PCS.
Submission deadline: August 5 (Sunday, midnight PDT)
Notification: August 15 (Monday, midnight PDT)
Camera ready: August 21 (Sunday, midnight PDT)
Publication through ArXiv and the workshop website
Long Paper
Size: 6 pages + references, in the IEEE VIS Style
Please add the [LONG] label to your submission title in PCS.
Submission deadline: August 5 (Friday, midnight PDT)
Notification: August 15 (Monday, midnight PDT)
Camera ready: August 21 (Sunday, midnight PDT)
Publication through IEEE Digital Library
Guideline Report
6 pages + references, in the IEEE VIS Style
Please add the [REPORT] label to your submission title in PCS.
Submission deadline: August 5 (Sunday, midnight PDT)
Notification: August 15 (Monday, midnight PDT)
Camera ready: August 21 (Sunday, midnight PDT)
Published on ArXiv and the workshop website
Report example format:
- Title of the guideline that is proposed or discussed.
- Guideline description
- Background
- Supporting elements
- Arguments (common sense)
- Study evidence
- Design examples
- Rejecting elements
- Arguments (common sense)
- Study evidence
- Design examples
- Discussion
- Implications / Considerations
- Ethical
- Practical
- Technical
- Conclusions
- Summary-box
- Title
- Description
- Supporting (max 3 bullet points)
- Contra (max 3 bullet points)
- Discussions (max 2 bullet points)
- References