Scope of TVCG

IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (TVCG) is a scholarly archival journal published monthly. Its Editorial Board strives to publish papers that present important research results and state-of-the-art seminal papers within TVCG's scope. These include subjects related to computer graphics and visualization techniques, systems, software, hardware, and user interface issues. Specific topics in computer graphics and visualization include, but are not limited to the following: a) algorithms, techniques and methodologies; b) systems and software; c) user studies and evaluation; d) rendering techniques and methodologies, including real-time rendering, graphics hardware, point-based rendering, and image-based rendering; e) scientific, information, biomedical, and flow visualization and analysis; f) volume graphics; g) shape modeling, including image-based modeling, geometric and volumetric modeling, dynamic modeling, point-based modeling, and geometry processing; h) virtual, augmented, and mixed reality; i) animation and simulation, including character animation, facial animation, motion-capture, physics-based simulation and animation; j) haptics; k) perception, human computer interaction and user interfaces; l) visual analysis and visual analytics; m) graphics aspects of computer games and edutainment; n) visual programming and software visualization; o) general purpose computing on graphics processing units (GPGPU); p) high-dynamic range imaging and display, 3D display technology, multi-spectral displays; q) computational photography; r) applications of graphics and visualization.

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Editorial Board

Editor-in-Chief

Ming Lin - University of North Carolina

Associate Editors-in-Chief

Min Chen - University of Oxford

George Drettakis - INRIA Sophia-Antipolis

Associate Editors

Maneesh Agrawala - UC Berkeley

Gennady Andrienko - Fraunhofer Institute IAIS

Ronan Boulic - EPFL

Doug A. Bowman - Virgnia Tech

Paolo Cignoni - National Research Council of Italy

Jean-Daniel Fekete - INRIA Saclay-ile-de-France

Charles (Chuck) Hansen - University of Utah

Jan Kautz - University College London

John Keyser - Texas A&M University

Hyeong-Seok Ko - Seoul National University

Leif Kobbelt - RWTH Aachen

Bruno Levy - INRIA-Nancy Grand-Est

Raghu Machiraju - Ohio State University

Steve Marschner - Cornell University

Wojciech Matusik - Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Silvia Miksch - Vienna University of Technology

Klaus Mueller - Stony Brook University

Helmut Pottmann - King Abdullah University of Science and Technology

Dieter Schmalstieg - Graz University of Technology

Alla Sheffer - University of Britich Columbia

Shigeo Takahashi - University of Tokyo

Daniel Weiskopf - University of Stuggart

Frank van Ham - IBM SWG, Paris, France