SMI10

SMI'10-Shape Modeling International 2010, Arts et Métiers ParisTech, LSIS-Laboratory of Information and Systems Sciences

Submission (before December 4th, 2010)


We invite submission as “full-length paper” (up to 12 pages) or as “extended abstract” (up to 5 pages) in PDF format not exceeding 10MB. Authors should use available templates (MS Word and Latex) or match the output format produced by these templates.

To enable blind reviews, all information identifying the authors should be removed before generating the pdf. All submissions will be handled via the Elsevier EES system following a two-stage peer review cycle.

The best full-length papers will be published as journal papers by Elsevier Computers & Graphics, special issue 34(3). The remaining full-length papers and the extended abstracts will be published by the Conference Publishing Services (CPS) in the “Proceedings of SMI’10”.


1st round of the two-stage review process (27/01/2010)


The first round of the two-stage review process is now finished and authors have been notified on how they should improve their paper according to the reviewers’ comments.

Revised articles should be submitted by February 12th, 2010. Major modifications should be highlighted in the paper. The list of reviewers’ comments should be appended and the authors answers inserted.

Please note that, if your paper is accepted, you will have only a few days (until March 12, 2010) to submit the camera ready version of your paper. Authors of papers accepted for the special issue of Computers & Graphics will be invited to provide multimedia content (images, videos) that will be posted by Elsevier.


2nd round of the two-stage review process (7/03/2010)


The second round of the two-stage review process is now finished. Authors have been notified on whether their paper has been:

  • accepted to the conference and to be published in the special issue of the Computers & Graphics journal,
  • accepted to the conference and to be published in the conference proceedings by the Conference Publishing Services (CPS),
  • accepted to the conference and to be published as a 5-page extended abstract in the conference proceedings by the Conference Publishing Services (CPS),
  • rejected.

Note that solely the papers accepted for publication in the special issue of Computers & Graphics will be handled through the Elsevier EES system.

Papers accepted for publication in the conference proceedings will be handled OUTSIDE the Elsevier EES system and have been therefore rejected by the EES System.


Final submission (8/03/2010)


Authors of papers accepted for publication in the special issue of Computers & Graphics now have until March 12, 2010 to:

  • rework their paper according to the reviewers’s comments and following the Elsevier Guidelines. Authors don’t have to take care of the formatting since the typesetters will do the necessary formatting of all the manuscript files,
  • send an email to jean-philippe.pernot@ensam.fr to confirm their intention to register to the conference and to present the paper (please indicate the reference “CAG-D-09-00XXX” of you paper in the object of your email),
  • send their final paper following the guidelines received by the Elsevier EES system,
  • optionnaly send multimedia contents following the guidelines received by the Elservier EES system,
  • register to the conference as soon as possible in order to benefit from early registration fees.

Authors of papers accepted for publication in the conference proceedings now have until March 12, 2010 to:

  • rework their paper according to the reviewers’s comments (the length of papers accepted as Extended Abstracts has to be reduced to 5 pages),
  • send an email to jean-philippe.pernot@ensam.fr to confirm their intention to register to the conference and to present the paper (please indicate the reference “CAG-D-09-00XXX” of you paper in the object of your email),
  • upload their final paper following the guidelines they will receive by the Conference Publishing Services and using their online system,
  • register to the conference as soon as possible in order to benefit from early registration fees.

The deadline of March 12 is approaching. Authors of papers accepted for publication in the conference proceedings will be contacted soon by the Conference Publishing Services. They will receive more information on how to upload their paper on their system. So, please wait. The deadline is being pushed away.



When submitting your revised manuscript, please ensure that you upload the source files (MSWord or Latex files). Uploading a PDF file at this stage will create delays. If your revised submission does not include source files, we will contact you to request them.