14 May, 2007

[CFP] CyberGames 2007

http://www.coetechweek.com/cybergames/

C
yberGames 2007

International Conference on
Games Research and Development

The Third International Conference on Games Research and Development 2007 (CyberGames 2007) will be held during 10-11 September 2007 at the Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom.

CALL FOR PARTICIPATION: To explore the latest developments in the game and interactive entertainment industry.

Papers are invited in the following games research and development topics (but not limited to them) from both industry and academia:

HCI for Games
Simulation Games
Pervasive Entertainment
Games AI
Game Level Design
Game Software
Agents for Games
Game Animation
Game Physics
Simulation Games
Interactive Digital Media
Game Audio
Online and Multiplayer Games
Games on Grid Computing
Mobile and Handheld Gaming
Edutainment
Game Mechanics
Game Culture: Boomer vs Gamer
Game Hardware
Game Platforms
Graphics for Games

Journal Publication:

The best 4 papers from Cybergames 2007 will be published in the online journal "ACM Computers in Entertainment”.
The top 50% of the papers from Cybergames 2007 will be invited to submit a revised paper for publication in the new International Journal of Computer Games Technology published by Hindawi Publishing Corporation.

Special Sessions / Tutorials
Session/Tutorial Chairs
Location Based Learning Game
Eric Klopfer,
MIT, USA
Microsoft XNA Studio Express
David Britch,
MMU, UK

Interactive Stories and Personality-rich Game Characters

Ali Arya,

Carleton University, Canada
Game Design and Development Using JOGL (Java+OpenGL)

Andrew Davison,

Prince of Songkla University, Thailand
Creating Novel Mobile Entertainment Systems

Paul Coulton,

Lancaster University, UK
Dynamics and Interaction in Game Audio

Dylan Menzies,

De Montfort University, UK
Pygame (python game development) –
influencing software engineering and rapid prototyping of games

TL Kunii,

Kanazawa Institute of Technology, Japan
Commercial Game Engines in Producing Immersive Environments

Colin Price

University of Worcester, UK
Game AI: Soft-Computing Models for Game Design

Narendra Chaudhari

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

CyberGames Arena: A Student Game Development Competition
Darren Dancey
MMU, UK

Important Dates:

  • Full Papers
    MONDAY, May 14th, 2007
  • Special Sessions and Tutorials
    MONDAY, April 30th, 2007
  • Conference Dates: September 10-11, 2007


Akihiko Shirai, Ph.D
Invited Researcher
Presence & Innovation Laboratory ENSAM France
http://akihiko.shirai.as/

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