Presentation
History: The ACM SIGGRAPH History Archive—Moving Forward by Looking Backwards
DescriptionThis talk will focus on the progress and updates made to the ACM SIGGRAPH History Archive over the past year. The archive is an online repository and physical collection of artifacts and documents from the ACM Special Interest Group on Graphics and Interactive Techniques and includes both documentation of conference and organization events. The archive team is co-directed by Bonnie Mitchell and Jan Searleman and consists of student interns and volunteers from the SIGGRAPH community. Some of the volunteers focus on a particular task such as image processing whereas other team members focus on data entry and scanning. The archive also is supported by a large group of SIGGRAPH community members through donations of materials, support for the student interns, and advice. Members of the team will speak about their roles and the successes and challenges they faced. We will also talk about the physical archive and its future. This session will also be an opportunity for the SIGGRAPH community to offer suggestions and assistance in helping to make the past 50 years of SIGGRAPH conferences as well as information about the organization available to researchers, academics, and the community at large.
Organizers
Adjunct Research Professor
Speakers
Adjunct Research Professor
Information Technology Professional
Principal Systems Architect
Digital Arts Student
Digital Arts Student
Event Type
ACM SIGGRAPH Village
TimeWednesday, 31 July 20243:30pm - 4:30pm MDT
LocationRoom 301
Arts & Design
Gaming & Interactive
New Technologies
Production & Animation
Research & Education
Not Livestreamed
Not Recorded
Education
History of Graphics
History of SIGGRAPH
Pioneers
Research
Year-round
Full Conference
Full Conference Supporter
Experience
Exhibitor Full Conference
Exhibitor Experience