=========================================================== CALL FOR POSTERS 17th IEEE Pacific Visualization Symposium 2024 (IEEE PacificVis 2024) April 23-26, 2024 at Mita campus, Keio University, Tokyo, Japan https://pacificvis.github.io/pvis2024/ =========================================================== The PacificVis 2024 Poster Program welcomes all areas of visualization research, including information visualization, scientific visualization, and visual analytics science and technology. As we would like the authors to demonstrate novel and applicable ideas in all aspects of visualization, posters on work in progress and practical applications are welcome. An interactive poster session will be held to allow plenty of opportunities for one-on-one dialogue and small group discussion in a casual setting. The two-page summary of the accepted posters will be included in the electronic conference proceedings. Important Dates Poster summary submission deadline February 9, 2024 Poster summary notification March 1, 2024 Camera-ready poster summary due March 11, 2024 All below deadlines are at 11:59 pm (23:59) AoE Anywhere on Earth (AoE). Submission Original, unpublished posters of up to 2 pages (figures, tables, and references included) are invited. Manuscripts should be prepared according to the guide for authors given at https://tc.computer.org/vgtc/publications/conference/. The work should encompass a concise description of the background, problem statement, research objectives and methodology, main findings, supporting tables or graphs, and a discussion of the implications of the work. While comprehensive literature searches are not expected, the inclusion of key and relevant citations is required. Selection Process Submissions undergo a juried selection process, offering lighter feedback without author responses or conditional acceptances, and not necessitating the same level of contribution as refereed content. Posters are subject to a single-blind review by co-chairs, primarily evaluating abstracts and considering additional materials when available. Poster Chairs Masahiko Itoh - Hokkaido Information University, Japan Nam Wook Kim - Boston College, USA Dongyu Liu - UC Davis, USA