Paper Submission

Prospective authors are invited to submit papers in any of the technical areas listed under the Program. Please note that the official ICCV policy does not allow dual submissions to other conferences. If such submissions are discovered, papers will be removed from ICCV even though they have been accepted. Paper submission consists of both paper and on-line submission actions:

On-line submission: To ensure proper handling of your paper and to facilitate the review process, we request that the title of the submission, the name and contact information of the primary author, and a short abstract (not longer than 300 words in plain text format) be submitted electronically on the WWW. Click here for the on-line submission page. The electronic submission generates a paper number which you must put on all copies of your paper.
Paper submission: A complete paper, not longer than six pages including figures and references, should be submitted in camera-ready IEEE 2-column format of single-spaced text in 10 point Times Roman (or closely resembling), with 12 point interline space. A paper should not include any information which allows the authors to be identified. The format instructions are further detailed here. Send five copies of the paper and a cover sheet stating the (1) paper title, (2) authors, (2) technical area(s), (3) the paper number as generated by the on-line submission, (4) contact author's name, address, telephone number, fax number, and electronic address to:

ICCV'99 Conference Secretariat
Department of Computer Science
D.L.Pratt Building, Room 283
6 King's College Road
University of Toronto
Toronto, Ontario, CANADA M5S 3G4
TEL : 416-978-8737
FAX : 416-978-1455

The submission page limit has been relaxed to a MAXIMUM OF 8 PAGES in the approved ICCV camera-ready page format, However, camera-ready copies of accepted papers are limited to 6 proceedings pages free of charge. Authors may purchase a maximum of 2 additional proceedings page at a cost of $200 per page. Unless the reviews recommend shortening, the published copy of an accepted paper should NOT be a significantly shortened version of the reviewed manuscript. Therefore, it is understood that authors electing to submit seven/eight-page papers intend to purchase extra pages in the proceedings should their submissions be accepted. A LaTeX style file is available to assist authors in conforming to the IEEE standard.
A Microsoft Word Style File is also now being made available to ICCV authors. The Word Style File was prepared by the IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science and this is the first time our community has used it. If you use the Word Style File, please double check that your manuscript conforms to the approved ICCV camera-ready page format and inform us if any problems are found with the style file.
Video-clip submission An anonymous FTP facility ftp.cs.toronto.edu:/pub/iccv99/in.coming/ has been established for authors to upload movie clips in support of their submissions for review purposes. Submitted papers should refer in the text to supporting movies as "Movie 1", etc. Authors should name the associated movie files that they upload to the FTP site using the convention "nnn-1.ext", etc., where "nnn" identifies the submission number assigned to the paper when an author registers the submission online at the ICCV'99 WWW site and "ext" is a standard movie file format extension (e.g., mpg, mpeg, avi, mov). Uploaded files not adhering to this convention will be deleted. Access the FTP site anonymously in the usual way, e.g.:

ftp ftp.cs.toronto.edu

Name: ftp

Password: <SEND YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS AS PASSWORD>

ftp> binary

ftp> cd /pub/iccv99/in.coming

ftp> put <FILENAME>

Deadline for on-line Registration: 5pm, EST, March 5th, 1999

For paper submissions, please note that that no significant extension is possible due to timing constraints. Papers must either arrive by the morning of March 8, 1999 or be dated as picked up by Courier on March 5, 1999.