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In the past, contributors often expressed frustration about the submission process. Some people thought it was
confusing. And if you're one of those people, you probably thought we weren't listening. Well, we were, and this year,
we are trying to correct this problem by providing clearer instructions.
Follow these instructions in the given order to submit to the Web Program.
Note: Please review the Frequently Asked Questions if you are unsure about topics such as required page count, formatting guidelines, etc.
Step 1: Online Web Submission Proposal
The proposal enables the Web committee, jury, and reviewers to understand the essence of
your submission without having to sift through its entirety. This is extremely important in the
jury process as it allows the committee and reviewers to treat all submissions equally. It also allows
us to collect demographic, publicity-related, and other relevant information about your submission.
SIGGRAPH 2005 Web Submission Form
Some important points: If you are submitting to Forums, a completed online proposal is the only
requirement you must fulfill. Please pay attention to any notes and instructions on the form (for instance,
be sure to click the help button associated with a form field when you see one). Some fields may be required
for a Forum submission, but unnecessary for submissions to one of the three tracks.
Step 2: Online Submission
Upload Supplemental Material (Technical, Application, and Paradigm tracks. Forums may skip to the next step.)
Once you have completed the online proposal, you may upload your full paper (Technical track: four-page short papers or long papers, eight or more pages) or your abstract (Application and Paradigm tracks). Follow the ACM SIGGRAPH Paper Preparation Guidelines
to ensure that your paper or abstract meets necessary requirements.
ACM SIGGRAPH Author Instructions
Some important points:
All documents must be submitted electronically via the online submission process in one of the following formats:
PDF
HTML
ASCII (clear text)
We understand that some contributors may want the jury to view material in some other format
(for instance, a CD). You may send these to the address provided in the online submission form.
Ensure that the URL that you provide (if any) does not delay the committee and/or jury with a
lengthy registration or navigation process to reach the content. It should be easily accessible by
all reviewers. And please double-check the URL before finalizing, and keep the link unaltered until
after the review process has finished. The submission process may end very early if the link you supply
does not work!
Contributors located outside of the United States should note that customs delays of up to two weeks
could occur. Customs labels should bear the words: "Educational material with no commercial value." SIGGRAPH
2005 will not pay any customs fees, duties, or tariffs incurred by your submission.
Step 3: Revision (optional)
You may resubmit (using the same login and submission ID) as many times as you
like before the official submission deadline: 9 March 2005.
Step 4: Online Acceptance Agreement
If your proposal is selected, an
Acceptance Agreement must be completed and
sent by the author(s). This year we require only one Acceptance Agreement per submission.
See Review and Upon Acceptance for details.
Contributors may voluntarily use the English Review Service for help with the text of their proposals.
Please schedule sufficient review time and backup options. The English Review Service is not part of the
Web Program. Any delays in your submission due to this service will not be accepted after the submission deadline.
Please feel free to direct questions to the
Web Program Chair as they arise.
We understand that the submission process is rather tedious, but world-class presentations understandably require
one to go the extra mile. We encourage you to start early and complete as many submission requirements as soon as
you can. We look forward to receiving your submissions!
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