Visualization Show Case – CARLA 2018 Building on the great success of the previous nine editions, this year the Latin American Conference on High Performance Computing (CARLA 2018) will be held in the Guatiguará Technology Park, in Piedecuesta town at Metropolitan Area of Bucaramanga City in Colombia, from September 26 to 28. The Visualization Showcase presents the convergence of novel methods, algorithms, technologies and creative processes to produce scientific imagery and its applications to enable scientific discovery. The visualization should show the science behind and highlight insights gained from analyzing the simulation results. Authors are invited to submit posters and visualization demos as short papers describing the scientific problem the simulation seeks to solve and methods, tools, techniques, etc. employed to enable discovery through visualization. Instructions for Authors Short papers must be written in English and not exceed 4 pages following the Springer LNCS/CCIS style. Proposals should be submitted in PDF file format using EasyChair under the topic “Visualization Show Case”. All paper submissions will be carefully reviewed by three experts and returned to the author(s). The authors of accepted papers must guarantee their presentation during the conference. Poster display format details will be send to authors of accepted proposals. For visualization demos, authors must submit an open access link to a supplemental video of at least 1 minute supporting their short paper. Accepted proposals will be presented in a special session during the regular program of the conference and short papers will be published in special proceedings. Important Dates (tentative): Deadline June 29th 2018 Notification July 15th 2018 Camera Ready: July 30 2018 Submission: Authors must select the topic “Visualization Show Case” before submission https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=carla2018 More info: http://www.ccarla.org/index.php/visualization-show-case-carla-2018/ Chairs Jose Tiberio Hernández, Universidad de los Andes Benjamín Hernández, Oak Ridge National Laboratory