IEEE VIS Supplementary Material Prep
Guides authors on partitioning IEEE VIS/TVCG papers between the 9+2 page body and supplemental video and archive materials.
IEEE VIS Supplementary Material Prep helps visualization researchers partition their manuscripts and assets between the main IEEE VGTC/TVCG paper body and the supplemental archive. It ensures manuscripts adhere strictly to the 9-page content plus 2-page reference budget while remaining independently reviewable. The skill provides actionable guidance on producing effective supplemental interaction videos, enforcing double-blind review anonymization, handling the one-week supplemental submission window, and packaging reproduction artifacts, analysis notebooks, and full parameter datasets cleanly.
Key Features
01Optimizes figure usage and guides delegation of large parameter tables, stimuli, and logs to the archive
02Audits supplemental archives, code repositories, and videos for double-blind anonymization compliance
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04Provides best practices for supplemental interaction videos to showcase dynamic visualization systems
05Generates standardized checklist reports evaluating archive readiness, partition validity, and reproducibility
06Structures content partitions to fit the VGTC/TVCG 9+2 page limit without omitting crucial results
Use Cases
01Partitioning interactive visualization system papers between main text figures and supplemental video demos
02Auditing research codebases and evaluation datasets for double-blind anonymity prior to IEEE VIS submission
03Refining long IEEE TVCG manuscripts to meet strict 9-page limits without breaking primary narrative integrity