The conference moved online due to the pandemic issues and was chaired by Stefano Berretti (local chair), Ruggero Pintus and Silvia Biasotti (paper chairs).
This year, we have received 20 submissions. Each paper underwent extensive review by a diverse International Program Committee, consisting of 30 persons from around the world having broad and deep expertise in Computer Graphics, Computer Vision, Visual Computing, and related disciplines. 15 papers have been accepted as full papers (75% full paper acceptance rate). Four were accepted as short papers. The best paper award was assigned to the paper “Memory Leak Analysis using Time-Travel-based and Timeline-based Tree Evolution Visualizations”, by Markus Weninger, Lukas Makor,
Hanspeter Mössenböck. An honorable mention was given to: “A Mesh Generation Perspective on Robust Mappings”, by Marco Livesu. Authors of the six best papers have been invited to submit an extended version for a Virtual Special
Session published by Computers & Graphics Journal.
The Matteo Dellepiane awards for best theses were chaired again by Rita Borgo and Marco Livesu. The awards have been given to Marco Fumero (Best MSc Thesis: The Total Variation Transform for Regular Surfaces) and Alberto Cannavò (Best PhD Thesis: “Interfaces for human-centered production and use of computer graphics assets”)
The conference featured two very interesting keynote talks, the first “Applications of Smart Graphics” by Prof. Michael Wimmer,TU Wien, Research Unit of Computer Graphics and the second “Self similarity for shape analysis and synthesis” by Dr. Julie Digne, CNRS LIRIS, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1.
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Matteo Dellepiane Best Thesis award 2020
The Matteo Dellepiane Award recognizes high quality research thesis produced in italian institutions. We aim to motivate young researchers, giving them the opportunity to present their works at an international scientific venue. Two awards will be granted: one for the best PhD thesis, and one for the best MSc thesis.
We invite nominations of young researchers whose PhD/MS/BS thesis respect the following requirements:
- Subject in Visual Computing topics (in general all topics covered by Eurographics / Siggraph call for papers)
- Research mainly conducted in Italy or in collaboration with Italian institutes (at least one advisor must be affiliated to an Italian institute).
- Diploma granted between January 1st 2019 and July 31st, 2020.
To participate to the contest, researchers need to provide the following documentation:
- The name and affiliation of the candidate
- A pdf version of the Thesis (in English or Italian)
- The name of advisors
- Explicit mention of which publications resulted from the thesis.
The documentation of candidate nominations must be sent to the Thesis Awards chairs, Rita Borgo rita.borgo@kcl.ac.uk (Swansea University) and Marco Livesu marco.livesu@gmail.com (IMATI-CNR) not later than July 31st, 2020. Nominations can be sent by the candidate, the supervisor, or any other researcher. If you do not receive an acknowledgment, please contact the Thesis Awards chair again.
The Thesis Awards Committee will be selected between the members of STAG Technical committee. The Committee can decide, as an extraordinary measure, to increase the number of awards. The Committee will consider the quality of the work, the review reports, the quality and impact of the publications derived from the thesis, the completeness and coherence of the state of the art section in the thesis and any other relevant aspect of the work.
Awarded researchers will be announced and receive a plaque at the opening session of the STAG Conference (where they will profit from a free registration). They will be also invited to give a presentation during the conference.
Migliori tesi 2019
The 2019 awards have been given to Irene Filoscia (Best MSc Thesis: Shape Segmentation
for Support-Free 3D Printing) and Gianmarco Cherchi (Best PhD Thesis: Polycube Optimization and
Applications. From the Digital World to Manufacturing)
STAG 2019 report
The Smart Tools and Applications in Graphics (STAG) conference has been held in Cagliari (Italy) on November 14-15, 2019, and organizedby the Visual Computing Group of CRS4 (Center for Advanced Studies, Research and Development in Sardinia) and the University of Cagliari.
The conference was chaired by Ruggero Pintus (local chair), Massimiliano Corsini and Marco Agus (paper chairs) Daniela Giorgi and Alberto Jaspe (poster chairs).
This year, we have received 26 submissions, 21 full papers and 5 posters. Each paper/poster
underwent extensive review by a diverse International Program Committee, consisting of 30 persons from around the world having broad and deep expertise in Computer Graphics, Computer Vision, Visual Computing, and related disciplines. Thirteen papers have been accepted as full papers (62% full paper acceptance rate). Among five posters, four have been accepted (80% poster acceptance rate).
Three papers have been clearly identified by the reviewing scores and reviewers’ comments as natural nominees for the best paper award. The number of the registred participants to the conference were 25 (excluding complementary
registrations).
Authors of the best papers have been invited to submit an extended version for a Virtual Special Session published by Computers & Graphics Journal.
STAG 2020
A causa delle incertezze legate a COVID-19 l'edizione 2020 della conferenza dell'EG Italian chapter, STAG 2020 si terrà quest'anno in forma virtuale!
Il sito dell'evento è online: https://micc.unifi.it/stag2020/
Ricordo di Matteo Dellepiane
Il capitolo Italiano di Eurographics è sconvolto e piange la prematura scomparsa di Matteo Dellepiane, non soltanto figura di spicco della Computer Graphics italiana e del mondo dei Beni Culturali, brillante e geniale ricercatore, ma anche una persona eccezionale dal punto di vista umano.
Sulla pagina web http://vcg.isti.cnr.it/matteodellepiane.php chi volesse, può lasciare un ricordo a testimonianza di quanto ha dato a tutti coloro che hanno avuto la fortuna di conoscerlo.
STAG 2018 and PhD School 2018: a great success
Premio tesi 2018
I premi tesi 2018 EG Italian Chapter sono andati a:
Premio Tesi 2017: i vincitori
Quest'anno il premio tesi, pur avendo eliminato la distinzione tra tesi magistrali e triennali, ha comunque due vincitori. La commissione giudicatrice presieduta da Marco Agus, con molta fatica, dato il buon numero di tesi di ottimo livello, ha infatti stabilito un ex-aequo tra due vincitori:
Elena Corio, laureatasi presso l'università di Pisa con la tesi An innovative sail-shaped shelter for the Ancient Ships Archaeological site of Pisa Conception and parametric design
ed Elia Moscoso Thompson, che ha conseguito la laurea presso l'università di Genova con la tesi Analisi e riconoscimento di tessiture caratteristiche su superfici 3D
Congratulazioni ai vincitori, che verranno premiati durante STAG 2017
Premio Tesi 2017
Premio Annuale per le Migliori tesi in Computer Grafica 2017
Un riconoscimento alle migliori tesi di Laurea Specialistica o Magistrale e Laurea Triennale prodotta nell'ultimo anno.
Regolamento:
Modalità di partecipazione: il concorso è aperto a tutti coloro che abbiano conseguito il diploma di Laurea Specialistica o Laurea Triennale presso un ateneo italiano in una data compresa tra il 1 Agosto 2016 e il 31 Luglio 2017 con argomenti di tesi: rendering, modeling, geometry processing, animation, visualization, virtual reality, computer vision, imaging e discipline collegate
- iscrizione gratuita all'evento annuale (STAG: Smart Tools and Apps for Graphics 2017) e in tale sede potrà presentare il lavoro di tesi ai partecipanti. Inoltre Eurographics Italia contribuirà alle spese di trasferta per la partecipazione all'evento
- Premi offerti da sponsor (da definire)
- Un trofeo personalizzato stampato in 3D