an invitation to contribute and to subscribe
editor in chief: Professor Andre Brown, University of Liverpool, UK
published quarterly • ISSN 1478 0771
• 2010 journal prices/format options
2010 is volume 8
The field of Computer Aided Architectural Design has, in the past, not had a dedicated Journal where researchers could publish papers. That is, until now. A new internationally supported Journal has recently been launched and we warmly invite you to subscribe and submit to this new Journal.
The International Journal of Architectural Computing (IJAC) is an exciting new peer-reviewed journal founded by international organizations dedicated to promoting collaborative research and development of computer-aided architectural design. IJAC is committed to deepening the understanding of the foundations of digital systems for architectural design and the technologies enabling their development and application.
There are four issues of IJAC per year: published in both electronic and hard copies. Successively, one issue each year is supervised by Editorial Board members from its four founding organizations:
eCAADe Education and Research in Computer Aided Architectural Design in Europe
ACADIA Association of Computer Aided Design in Architecture
SIGraDi Sociedad Iberoamericana de Grafica Digital
CAADRIA Computer Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia
The new Journal is also strongly supported by the CAADFutures Foundation and the Foundation also contributes to the editorial arrangements for IJAC.
The journal features high-quality, original research papers (including state-of-the-art reviews), brief papers, and letters in all theoretical and technological areas that make up the field of Architectural Computing. Certain issues will have contemporary themes.
We will consider papers on all caad-related areas, including:
• Architectural Design Decision Support Systems
• Agent-based Knowledge Application, Infrastructure and Architecture
• Responsive Environments and Smart Spaces
• Building and Construction Management and Robotics
• Cognitive Aspects of Design Computing Systems
• Computer Supported Collaborative Problem Solving and Practice
• Digital Design, Representation and Visualization
• Design Methods, Process and Creativity
• Electronic Communication, Activities and Distance Education
• Emerging Systems and Computing Paradigms
• Energy, Sustainable Building Technology Applications
• Environment and Behavior Recording and Simulations
• Evaluation and Standards for Computer-Aided Architectural Design Technologies
• System Evolution, Learning and Adaptation
• Human-Machine Interaction Design
• Implementation, Connections of Physical Environments and Virtual Worlds
• Case-Based Reasoning, Information Processing, Indexing and Retrieval
• Intelligent Support in Design and Built Environment
• Intention and Context Aware Computing
• Knowledge Based Design and Generative Systems
• Knowledge Management, Networks, and Communities
• Multi-Media Communications and Representations
• Multi-Modal Applications and Data Analysis
• Precedents, Prototypes and Case Studies
• Prediction, Evaluation and Validation
• Visual Thinking, Visual Computing, Spatial/Temporal Reasoning and Languages
click here to view abstacts from the International Journal of Architectural Computing...
special offer to members of eCAADE/CAADRIA/ACADIA
Automatic Extraction of Planar Clusters and their Contours on Building Facaçdes
Recorded by Terrestrial Laser Scanner
H. Boulaassal, T. Landes and P. Grussenmeyer
Contemporary Digital Methods for the Geometric Documentation of Churches
in Cyprus
A. Georgopoulos, Ch. Ioannidis, Ch. Chrysostomou, S. Ioakim, N. Shieittanis
and M. Ioannides
A Multi-Resolutional Methodology for the 3D Modelling of Large and Complex
Archaeological Areas
Gabriele Guidi, Fabio Remondino, Michele Russo, Fabio Menna, Alessandro
Rizzi and Sebastiano Ercoli
3D Collaborative Environments in Archaeology: Experiencing the Reconstruction
of the Past
Maurizio Forte and Eva Pietroni
Modelling Behaviour of Configurable VR Applications
Krzysztof Walczak
Finding Your Way Around Heritage Sites: the Delivery of Digital Information
to Mobile Devices
André Brown, Ghousia Saeed and Michael Knight
Monitoring Archaeological Site Landscapes in Cyprus using Multi-Temporal
Atmospheric Corrected Image Data
D.G. Hadjimitsis, K. Themistocleous, A. Agapiou and C.R.I Clayton
Wearable Personal Assistants for the Management of Historical Centres
J.L. Izkara , X. Basogain and D. Borro
Worth a Thousand Words? The Usefulness of Immersive Virtual Reality for Learning
in Cultural Heritage Settings
Laia Pujol Tost and Maria Economou
LibViz: Data Visualisation of the Old Library
K. Ruhland, M. Sedlmair, S. Bioletti and C. O’Sullivan
click below to contact the editor, Andre Brown, directly: andygpb@ liverpool.ac.uk
Andre Brown - Editor in Chief
University of Liverpool, UK
Prof. Nancy Cheng (A)
University of Oregon, Eugene, USA
Ass. Prof. Mike Christenson (A)
North Dakota State University, USA
Prof. Wassim Jabi (A)
University of Cardiff, UK
Prof. Ganapathy Mahalingham (A)
North Dakota State University, USA
Prof Branko Kolarevic (A)
University of Calgary, Canada
Prof. Yu-Tung Liu (C)
National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan
Prof. Jin-Yeu Tsou (C)
Chinese University of Hong Kong
Prof. Mark Burry (C)
RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia
Prof. Andrew Li (C)
Chinese University of Hong Kong
Prof. Bharat Dave (C)
University of Melbourne, Australia
Prof. Mitsuo Morozumi (C)
Kumamoto University, Japan
Prof. Tom Kvan (CF)
Hong Kong University, China
Em. Prof. Tom Maver (CF)
University of Stathclyde, UK
Dr. Henri Achten (E)
Technical University of Eindhoven, Netherlands
Dr. Aleksander Asanowicz (E)
Technical University of Bialystok, Poland
Prof. Bob Martens (E)
Vienna University of Technology, Austria
Dr. Johan Verbeke (E)
University of Brussels-Ghent, Belgium
Prof. Rivka Oxman (E)
Tecnion, Haifa
Prof Dirk Donath (E)
University of Weimar, Germany
Prof. Richard Coyne
University of Edinburgh, UK
Prof. Gabriela Celani, (S)
FEC – UNICAMP, Cidade Universitária "Zeferino Vaz" Campinas,
SP, Brasil
Prof. Underleia Bruscato (S)
UNISINOS, São Leopoldo, RS, Brasil
Prof. Jose Ripper Kos (S)
Federal University of Santa Catarina, Florianopolis, Brazil
Prof. Pablo C. Herrera (S)
Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería. Lima, Peru
Prof. Pedro A. Soza (S)
Universidade Chile, Santiago, Chile
(A) – indicates affiliation to ACADIA
(C) – indicates affiliation to CAADRIA
(CF) – indicates affiliation to CAADFutures
(E) – indicates affiliation to eCAADe
(S) – indicates affiliation to SIGRADI