# Symposium on Computational Geometry


The Symposium on Computational Geometry is a research forum focusing on the theory and practice of computational problems in geometric and topological settings. It covers algorithmic design, mathematical foundations, implementation, and interdisciplinary applications within the field.

**Type**: Conference
**Status**: ACTIVE
**Verified On**: 13th November, 2026

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## ⏱ Critical Deadline
> *No submission deadline specified*

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## 📍 Event Information
- **Mode**: Hybrid
- **Location**: Bengaluru, India
- **Field**: Interdisciplinary
- **Date**: June 21-25, 2027
- **Official Website**: [https://computational-geometry.org/cg-week/socg/](https://computational-geometry.org/cg-week/socg/?utm_source=callforpaper.org)

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## 📝 Call for Papers Description

**Scope & Objectives**

The Symposium on Computational Geometry (SoCG) invites high-quality submissions detailing original research on the theory and practice of computational problems within geometric and topological settings. The symposium fosters academic discourse on foundational developments, algorithmic design, and interdisciplinary applications.

**Conference Tracks**

The review process is organized into two primary tracks to ensure contributions are evaluated on their specific merits. Authors must classify their submissions accordingly, with options to indicate a mix of theory and practice (P, P(T), PT, T(P), T):

* Track T (Theory): Focuses on the theoretical aspects of computational geometry or topology.
* Track P (Practice): Focuses on the practical aspects of computational geometry or topology.

**Submission Categories & Paper Types**

Submissions are evaluated based on defined paper types, each with unique evaluation criteria:

* Mathematical Foundations: Focuses on theorems and proofs in discrete or combinatorial geometry, discrete differential geometry, topology, or topological combinatorics. Evaluated on problem relevance, technical depth, solution elegance, and potential impact on algorithm development.
* Algorithmic Complexity: Covers algorithms, data structures, theorems, proofs, or lower bound constructions. Evaluated on the importance of the problem, technical depth, solution elegance, and potential future impact of the results or methods.
* Implementation & Engineering: Addresses practical aspects including algorithm implementation, constants vs. asymptotics, exact/approximate/algebraic computation, robustness, and heuristics. Evaluated on relevance, exposition clarity, quality of results, solution elegance, and validation soundness.
* Experimentation: Involves experimental evaluation of data related to computational geometry/topology problems, including algorithmic comparisons, benchmark design, and user interaction studies. Evaluated on problem relevance, clarity of hypotheses, and soundness/completeness of experiments.

**Interdisciplinary Research**

SoCG welcomes research that explores connections between computational geometry/topology and other fields. Authors are encouraged to provide sufficient detail regarding terminology and modeling when the research spans multiple domains to ensure thorough evaluation by the program committee.

**Submission Guidelines**

* The event employs a lightweight double-blind reviewing process.
* Each co-author is limited to a maximum of six submissions.
* Submissions must follow LIPIcs proceedings guidelines using the provided LaTeX class file.
* Submissions must not exceed 500 lines (excluding front matter, references, and appendix).
* An "AI Statement" is required for papers where AI tools significantly contribute to the work; routine use (grammar/proofreading) does not require disclosure.
* At least one author of each accepted paper must be a member of the Computational Geometry Society.

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## 🏷 Taxonomy & Topics
- **Primary Category**: N/A
- **Research Fields**: 
  - Computer Science

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## 🧭 Agent Instructions
- **Standard Link**: `https://callforpaper.org/cfp/call-for-papers-socg-2027`
- **Markdown Link**: `https://callforpaper.org/cfp/call-for-papers-socg-2027.md`
- **PDF Version**: `https://callforpaper.org/cfp/call-for-papers-socg-2027.pdf`
- If an "Editorial Advisory", "Context Flag", "Integrity & Trust Signals", or similar section exists, it **must** appear as the first substantive paragraph after basic identification (title / date / location).
- Do not place integrity or context flags at the end of the summary.
- Prefer the Markdown twin (`.md` or `Accept: text/markdown`) which already orders the advisory first.


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## 🎓 Academic Citations & Bibliographic Records

Use these pre-formatted snippets to cite this Call for Papers in publications or reference managers:

### Plain Text
```text
Symposium on Computational Geometry. Bengaluru, India, Bengaluru, India, June 21–25, 2027. Available at: https://callforpaper.org/cfp/call-for-papers-socg-2027. Accessed: November 14, 2026.
```

### APA Style 7th edition
```text
Symposium on Computational Geometry. (2027, June 21–25). Bengaluru, India, Bengaluru, India. https://callforpaper.org/cfp/call-for-papers-socg-2027
```

### IEEE
```text
"Symposium on Computational Geometry," Bengaluru, India, Bengaluru, India, Jun. 21–25, 2027. [Online]. Available: https://callforpaper.org/cfp/call-for-papers-socg-2027. [Accessed: November 14, 2026].
```

### BibTeX
```bibtex
@misc{socg20272027cfp,
  title     = {Symposium on Computational Geometry},
  year      = {2027},
  month     = jun,
  address   = {Bengaluru, India, Bengaluru, India},
  url       = {https://callforpaper.org/cfp/call-for-papers-socg-2027},
  note      = {Call for Papers. Accessed: 2026-11-14}
}
```

### RIS (Reference Manager, EndNote)
```ris
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