Following the success of the inaugural conference in London
  last year, the IEEE Consumer Electronics Society is pleased to   announce the 2nd International IEEE Games Innovation
  Conference 2010 (GIC 2010). The conference aims to be a
  platform for innovative research in game design and
  technologies and to focus on the multi-disciplinary aspects of
  the subject and make it more accessible to researchers and   practitioners from different disciplines in academia and industry.

  High quality papers, abstracts, competitions, tutorials and
  demos from researchers and developers in academia and
  industry are invited.  We especially invite the games industry to   participate through exciting keynotes and help to disseminate
  use of advance tools by practical sessions and demos. We also   encourage technical and financial sponsorships from other   organisations and academic institutions. Especially fruitful in
  2009 was the scholarship scheme for post-graduate students,
  which we hope to replicate this year.

  Submissions:

   Academic Track Papers/Posters:

    Authors are invited to submit papers describing significant,
    original and unpublished work. A short abstract should be
    submitted by the date shown. A full paper will be requested
    after review.

  Industry Track Papers/System Demonstrations (Interactive   Posters)/Panel Discussions:

    Authors can also submit extended abstracts of up to 1000
    words (3-4 pages). People who wish to give a talk (e.g.
    practitioners, researchers with preliminary or incomplete
    papers) but do not want to submit a full paper for review can
    submit under this category. For system demonstrations and
    panel discussions authors are required to submit a shorter
    abstract.

   Special Sessions and Tutorials:

    If you have an idea for a special session or tutorial please
    contact us by the date shown.

    All papers and abstracts will be fully refereed by the
    programme committee and selected on the basis of their
    innovation, relevance and scientific contribution.
    Demonstration submissions will be evaluated on the basis
    of their interest and relevance. The accepted papers and
    abstracts will appear in the conference proceedings.     
    Authors of accepted papers and extended abstracts will be
    asked to submit revised and updated versions for inclusion
    in the IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics.

  Venue:

  Hong Kong is at its best during December. Stay a while after
  the conference and have a great Christmas in the tropics. The   conference also overlaps with the Asia Game Show - where
  nearly 500,000 attendees will see the latest in games hardware
  and software. Conference attendees will get privileged
  entrance.

  Email enquiry:

  gic2010@ee.cityu.edu.hk

  Submit Papers Here

  Organised by:

  IEEE Consumer Electronics Society
  and
  IEEE Hong Kong Section
Consumer Electronics Society Chapter

Technical Programme
Committee:

Mikio Aoyama
Katrin Becker
Paolo Bellavista
Robin Bradbeer
Michael Callaghan Daniel Ramirez Cano
Marc Cavazza
William Cheng-Chung Chu
Atilla Elçi
Mario A. Gongora Jeremy Gow
J.C. Herz
Daniel Kudenko
Sandy Louchart
Aaron McLeran
Qasim Mehdi
Mariofanna Milanova Damian Murphy Alexander Nareyek
Jeff Orkin
Dooyul Park
J. R. Parker
Andrew Phelps
Edmond Prakash
Elaine Raybourn Daniela M. Romano
Guido Volleberg
Marcelo M. Wanderley
Dianxiang Xu
Hongji Yang
Georgios Yannakakis Michael Youngblood