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Submitting a Link to a Research Group |
Thank you for submitting a link to the Computer Vision Homepage. Please
fill out the following form. Some of the fields are marked as optional, but
it is best to enter information in all appropriate fields. However, if an
optional field does not apply to your submission, feel free to leave it
blank.
When you are finished, press the "Submit" button, and your submission will
be sent to us. If you experience problems, please notify us. All entries
are reviewed before we add them to the appropriate sub-page.
Guidelines
We carefully inspect the web pages for each group's submission, looking
for certain characteristics. In order to ensure that your link is added
promptly, please provide the following information on your group's web page:
- Contact information - Somewhere on your web page, or perhaps one link
away, you should include the following contact information for your group:
contact person, contact e-mail address, physical mailing address,
voice telephone number, and fax number (if applicable).
- Supporting department/institution - If you are part of a
university or other institution, include a link to their home page.
Similarly, you should provide a link to your department's page
if applicable. For example, if you are the vision group in the
computer science department at the University of X, you should reference
both the university and the department homepages.
- Complete web pages - Please try to fill out as many links as
possible before submitting. While I appreciate your desire to advertise
as soon as possible, please understand that your readers could well
become discouraged if you advertise information that is not yet
available.
- Readable web pages - It is tempting to include the latest
cool tags produced by Netscape and Microsoft. However, it is important
that you recognize that not everyone will be using the latest browser.
If you use features such as frames, tables, and plugins, be sure to provide
alternatives for those using older browsers. As an example, tables with embedded
anchors) will not show up at all in Mosaic or some text-only
browsers. To solve this, you might include the same links outside of
tables on the same page, offer another page with the same information but no
tables. Remember, you want your page to be accessible to the greatest
number of people.
- Support for slow links - Before you add beautiful, colorful
graphics and image maps to your page, consider that your site will be
visited by people from all over, and some of these people are likely to
be accessing the web through a rather slow link. It's frustrating if a
page takes 15 minutes to load. To solve this, you can provide a
text-only version of your page or include text links below your image
maps.
- Relevance to computer vision - If it's not obvious from your
group's title or home page, please explain how your work is related to
computer vision. You can include such information in the "detailed
description" field. I don't want to exclude anyone, but a few of the
submissions I've gotten have been only very tangentially related and
really belong on the
Related Links page.
- Logo requirements - If you would like to publish your logo, please
create one that is no more than 50 (max 60) pixels tall. You might also
consider making the
logo background transparent (by using a transparent GIF).
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Carnegie Mellon University.
Please
submit new links using our
forms interface.
Mail comments and suggestions to
vision+@cs.cmu.edu.
Last updated Wed Jun 7 15:19 2006.