CGVLab Website

This is the website of our academic research group - the Computer Graphics and Visualization Laboratory at Purdue University.

This website is powered by Jekyll and Bootstrap (with Bootswatch). It is forked from the Allan Lab at Leiden University website (code licensed under the terms of the MIT license).

Updating

The conventions and process for adding papers and related material are outlined below.

Conventions

Papers

All papers are expected to be in PDF (.pdf) format and named with the following standard:

<PRIMARY AUTHOR>-<JOURNAL NAME>-<YEAR>-<PAPER TITLE>.pdf

Rules

1. Replace <Text> with its value (e.g. "<PRIMARY AUTHOR>" becomes "Smith")
2. All spaces must be replaced with underscores (e.g. "A Paper on Stuff" becomes "A_Paper_on_Stuff")
3. Should any fields contain hyphens or underscores, double them (e.g. "Generic-Journal_Name" becomes "Generic--Journal__Name")
4. The file extension should be lowercase (e.g. ".PDF" is not allowed, use ".pdf")

Example

Anderson-The_Visual_Computer-2016-VR_Annotations_of_the_Surgical_Field_through_an_AR_Transparent_Display.pdf

Files

All additional files (images, videos, etc.) should be named with the following standard:

<PRIMARY AUTHOR>-<YEAR>-<PAPER TITLE FIRST WORD(S)>-<IMAGE TITLE>.<FILE EXTENSION>

Rules

1. Replace <Text> with its value (e.g. "<PRIMARY AUTHOR>" becomes "Smith")
2. All spaces must be replaced with underscores (e.g. "A Paper on Stuff" becomes "A_Paper_on_Stuff")
3. Should any fields contain hyphens or underscores, double them (e.g. "Generic-Journal_Name" becomes "Generic--Journal__Name")
4. The file extension should be lowercase (e.g. ".JPG" is not allowed, use ".jpg")

Example

(Not an actual file)

Anderson-2016-VR_Annotations-Annotation_Example.jpg

BibTeX

The format for a BibTeX entry should generally be like the following standard:

@<ENTRY TYPE, USUALLY "inproceedings" OR "article">{<AUTHOR LAST NAME><YEAR><FIRST WORD(S) OF TITLE>,

  ...
  doi          = {<DOI ONLY>},
  pdf          = {<PDF FILE NAME IN THE UPLOAD DIRECTORY>}
  image        = {<FILE NAME(S) (SPACE-SEPARATED) OF IMAGES>}
  video        = {<FILE NAME(S) (SPACE-SEPARATED) OF VIDEOS>}
  link         = {<LINK(S) (SPACE-SEPARATED) TO EXTERNAL WEBSITE>}
}

Rules

Replace ... with the other standard BibTeX values (author(s), title, etc.).

Example

@article{andersen2016virtual,
  title     = {Virtual annotations of the surgical field through an augmented reality transparent display},
  author    = {Andersen, Daniel and Popescu, Voicu and Cabrera, Maria Eugenia and Shanghavi, Aditya and Gomez, Gerardo and Marley, Sherri and Mullis, Brian and Wachs, Juan},
  journal   = {The Visual Computer},
  volume    = {32},
  number    = {11},
  pages     = {1481--1498},
  year      = {2016},
  publisher = {Springer},
  doi       = {10.1007/s00371-015-1135-6},
  pdf       = {Anderson-The_Visual_Computer-2016-VR_Annotations_of_the_Surgical_Field_through_an_AR_Transparent_Display.pdf}
}

Process

To add a paper to the repository, follow these steps:

1. Ensure your paper is PDF named with the conventions above, you have your supplemental files (images, videos, etc.) named with the conventions above, and a BibTeX entry like above
2. Open the file bibliography/references.bib and append your BibTeX entry beneath the last entry
3. Copy your PDF file into the resources/papers directory
4. Copy your image(s) into the resources/images/supplemental directory, video(s) to resources/videos/supplemental, and other file(s) to resources/files/supplemental
5. Finally, add the files, commit, and push to the remote repository
6. Change the year in the file publications.md Line#23 2023 to 20xx

Building

To build for production, run JEKYLL_ENV="production" bundle exec jekyll build.

License

CGVLab Website. Copyright (c) 2022 CGVLab. Code released under the MIT License.