COMPUTER GAMES CONFERENCES
Organized by The University of Wolverhampton in collaboration with SCS, IEE, BCS. IEEE and many other organisations
CGAMES 2005 Angouleme
France: Call for Papers
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CGAIMS 2005 Louisville:
Call
for Papers
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CGAIDE 2004, Microsoft
UK
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GAME-ON 2003
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GAME-ON 2002
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GAME-ON 2001
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GAME-ON 2000
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The Best
Conference Papers are nominated for the Outstanding Paper Award and reviewed
for inclusion in the
International Journal of
Intelligent Games and Simulation (IJIGS)
The Best Paper at Game-On
2003 won the Best Student Research Award at Imagina 2004, Monaco
Network in Intelligent Computer Games and Simulation |
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5th
International Conference on Computer
Games: AI, Design and Education (CGAIDE’2004) 8-10th November
2004-09-14 Microsoft Academic Campus, Reading, UKDetails and Programme |
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GAME-ON 2000
1st International Conference on
Imperial College, London November 11-12, 2000 |
Organised by The University of Wolverhampton and sponsored by
The Society for Computer
Simulation International - European Council
Review
This successful
conference was the first of its kind in Europe. It was attended by a
select group of highly dedicated and intelligent (?) computer gamers willing to
give up their weekend to promote new ideas in computer gaming. The
conference brought together researchers and games developers to
exchange ideas on design methods and programming techniques, which will be
beneficial to the gaming industry and academia. The conference concentrated
mostly on the programming of games, with special emphasis on simulation, AI
(fuzzy sets, neural networks, genetic algorithms) and computer
graphics. An excellent keynote talk was given on "The Double Helix:
Simulation and Gaming" by Roger Smith of ModelBenders LLC. Software
providers were able to show their latest packages and students from a number of
univesities gave demonstrations. The Best Paper
Award went to Ian Wright and James Marshall for their paper entitled:
Egocentric AI Processing for Computer Entertainment: A Real-Time Process
Manager for Games.
Programme Committee
General Conference Chair
Quasim
Mehdi, University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
General Programme Chair
Norman Gough, University of
Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
Programme Committee Members
Abdenour Elrhalibi, Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom
Mike Allen, University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
James Ashton, PC-Gamer, United Kingdom
Wolfgang Heidrich, Max-Planck-Institute for Computer Science, Germany
Stéphane Assadourian, APPEAL, Germany
Eric Goodwin, Creature Labs, United kingdom
Ian Badcoe, Infogrames Ltd., United Kingdom
Proceedings
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GAME-ON 2000 proceedings can be obtained from SCS Cover art by kind permission of Stefan Brabec and Hans-Peter Seidel, Max-Planck-Institut, Saarbrucken, Germany. |
GAME-ON
2001
2nd International Conference on
Holiday Inn - Nelson Docks, London Nov.30 - Dec. 1, 2001 |
Organised by The University of Wolverhampton
and sponsored by
The Society for Computer Simulation
International - European Council
General Conference Chair
Quasim
Mehdi, University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
General Programme Chair
Norman Gough, University of
Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
Programme CoChair
David Al-Dabbas
Programme Committee Members
Mike Allen, University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
James Ashton, PC-Gamer, United Kingdom
Wolfgang Heidrich, Max-Planck-Institute for Computer Science, Germany
Stéphane Assadourian, APPEAL, Germany
Eric Goodwin, Creature Labs, United kingdom
Ian Badcoe, Infogrames Ltd., United Kingdom
Proceedings
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Copies of the GAME-ON 2001 proceedings can be obtained from SCS. Cover art "Ganzar Falcon Attack"
for "Outcast 2" by kind permission of Stefane Assadourian, Appeal,
Jambes, Belgium. |
Participants
Mike Allen has some photographs taken at the Conference
Outstanding Paper Award
Fred Charles, "Behavioural Interaction of Characters for Virtual Storytelling"
Outstanding Student Paper Award : Zhigang Wen, "Mesh Skinning Technique for Intelligent Anmated Characters in Computer Games", received a copy of Adobe After Dark, kindly donated by Adobe Systems
GAME-ON 2002
3rd International Conference on University of Westminster, London, November 29-30, 2002 |
Organised and sponsored by
Organised by The University of Wolverhampton
UK and sponsored by the Society for Computer Simulation International -
European Council
Review of the
Conference and picture of participants
Conference Programme included:
Keynote lecture by Professor Marc Cavazza, University of Teeside
Open Session on the formation of EU-GAMESRESEARCH-NET
– a European Network of Excellence in Computer
Games Research
General Conference Chair
Quasim
Mehdi, University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
General Programme Chair
Norman Gough, University of
Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
Programme Committee Members
Mike Allen, University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
Marc Cavazza, University of Teeside, United Kingdom
Richard Cant, Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom
David Al-Dabass, Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom
Stephen McGlinchey, Computing & Information Systems Department, University
of Paisley, UK
Erin Goodwin, Creature Labs, Cambridge, UK
Yoshiro Okada, Kyushu University, Japan
Leon Rothkrantz, Delft
University of Technology, The Netherlands
Ingo Steinhauser, Binary Illusions, Braunschweig, Germany
Rao Vemuri, University of California, Davis Pleasanton, USA
Roger Smith, Modelbenders LLC, Oviedo, USA
Wolfgang Heidrich, Max-Planck-Institute for Computer Science, Germany
Steve Maddock, Department of
Computer Science, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK
Stéphane Assadourian, APPEAL, Germany
Eric Goodwin, Creature Labs, United kingdom
4th International Conference on
Intelligent Games and Simulation
London, UK
Organised
by The University of Wolverhampton, UK 
and sponsored by The European Simulation
Society
General Conference Chair:
Quasim Mehdi, University
of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
General Programme
Chair: Norman Gough,
University of Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
General Conference Organiser:
Philippe Geril ,
EUROSIS, University of Ghent
Further Details
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