Those presenting posters in the main sessions of the conference will hang their posters on tackboards. The usable space on these tack boards is approximately 43.5 inches high x 91.25 inches wide.

The paper ID you have been assigned is the only ID.

Pins will be provided.

You must print the poster yourself.

I have a few questions about the CVPR Poster:

– Size (Dimensions) and other specification of the poster
– Do the posters have a separate ID or it is the same as the Paper ID ? I would want to put this on the Doctoral Spotlight PPT and on the Poster.
– Will we be provided the necessary equipment to mount the poster ?
– Do we have to submit the poster for printing or Do we have to print it ourselves ?
– Any other information for preparing the poster that i did not mention ?

Regards,

Deepak

would you please guide me that:

1- what should be the size of the posters?
2- is there any school dorms avalilabe for the students? (as I know, last year, there was)
3- is there any travel funding support for the students?

Thanks

The Conference ID is cvpr09x

* Make sure your PDF file is IEEE compliant. If your file is noncompliant, it WILL NOT be shipped to IEEE for inclusion in Xplore, which means your paper will not be considered as published.
* The easiest way to check for PDF compliance is to use the PDF eXpress web site (URL: http://www.pdf-express.org). Click on the link “New Users - Click Here” and fill in your information.
You will need the Conference ID which is: cvpr09x
* Follow the links at http://www.ieee.org/confpubcenter for information on the specific elements of PDF compliance. The most frequent cause of noncompliant files is the use of a custom font that is not embedded in the PDF file. You must ensure that all fonts in the document (including those in figure captions, tables, and figure bodies/legends) are embedded.

Can anyone tell me what the conference id for cvpr2009? I have tried “cvpr2009″ for registering IEEE PDF eXplore but failed.

Thanks a lot.

I have some problems in making my camera-ready paper.

I can’t find the IEEE PDF eXplore validation checking web site for CVPR 2009. Could you tell me the link, please ?

And how can I submit the IEEE copyright form that I signed ? Via e-mail or off-line ?

I am waiting for your some advice.

Thank you !

Make sure your paper is IEEE PDF eXplore compliant by commenting out the hyperref package.

The author kit (cvprkit.zip|cvprkit.tgz), including egpaper_final.tex, has been updated to comment out the use of the hyperref package.

I think there are some misleading statements about the compilance of the camera ready paper version with IEEE standards. The problem is that whenever I do compile the latex document and run it through the IEEE-PDF eXpress filter, it claims that “Document contains Link annotations”, so there is an error.

The problem is in the use of hyperref package, it does create some internal links, so that that all references are clickable. Even worse, the example document provided with the authors guideline use it. Hence the example document is not IEEE PDF eXplore compilant, which is weird. I like this package cause it do the navigation through the pdf more user friendly. It also do colorize all the references, hence better visual experience.

So what to do now? Remove the package to be PDF eXplore compilant. Or to do the same what the example CVPR pdf file do, use the hyperref latex package?

Could somebody of the officials give me some advice.

Thank you.