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The 5th International Conference on
3-D Digital Imaging and Modeling

June 13-16, 2005
Ottawa, Ontario
Canada 

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Oral / Poster Presentation Instructions

 

ORAL PRESENTATION:

Available resources: 

- data projector (resolution: 1024x768) with VGA connection 
- microphone 
- laser pointer 

If you are using your own portable computer for the presentation, you are *strongly* encouraged to configure and verify its auxiliary video output beforehand, to insure a smooth flow of presentations. 

If you prefer to carry your presentation on a CD or USB memory card, we will also provide a computer with MS-Powerpoint 2000 installed: in this case, please avoid using non-standard fonts or video codecs. If you intend to use the conference-supplied computer instead of your own portable computer, you will have to preload and test the presentation before the first session on the day of your talk (details will be provided upon registration). 

Each speaker is allocated 23 minutes of total time, INCLUDING questions. We recommend that you aim for 18 minutes of presentation, and 5 minutes of questions.


POSTER PRESENTATION:


The poster panels measure approximately 92cm (h) by 116 cm (w) (36"x46"). If you require a larger dimension, please inform us in advance. The panels are made of a a soft material that accepts Velcro tape. Self-adhesive Velcro tape will be available in the poster area at poster setup time.

Before the poster session, all poster presenters are given the opportunity to make a short highlight presentation (approx. 2 minutes) in the main conference room. You may use Powerpoint slides, but you are strongly encouraged to provide us with the PPT slides beforehand, so that we preload them on a single computer to avoid any reconnection delays. You may still use your own portable computer (e.g. if you require specific demo software), but in this case we ask that you inform us in advance for the planning of the speaker order, since the scheduling of these presentations is tight. You will have to preload and test the presentation during the lunch break on the day of your talk (details will be provided upon registration). 
 
 

Contact us for any additional information.