Tee Sasada Award
The Sasada Award is instituted in the memory of Prof. Tsuyoshi Sasada (1941-2005), Emeritus Professor at Osaka University, co-founder and Fellow of CAADRIA, a prolific researcher and teacher from whose lab over 200 students have graduated, and better known as "Tee" in the community.
The Sasada Award will be given to an individual whose sustained record of contributions demonstrates or promises significant impact on the field of computer aided design. In keeping with Tee's spirit, the award recipient will have contributed to the next generation of researchers and academics, to the wider profession and practice in computer aided design and research, and earned recognition in peer community.
The Award will be decided annually by a selection committee comprising
- One member from the Osaka Lab (current nominee: Atsuko Kaga),
- One collaborator or colleague of Tee (current nominee: Aleppo Yu-Tung Liu),
- CAADRIA President (current nominee: Bharat Dave), and
- One CAADRIA Fellow (current nominee: Tom Kvan) who will chair the Sasada Award Committee.
The nominations should be submitted via email to Atsuko Kaga, Osaka Lab <kaga_atsuko@env.eng.osaka-u.ac.jp> latest by 30th November of the year. The submissions should include annotated CV with a covering statement as attachments via email. The Award Committee may solicit nominations at its discretion. The committee will make its selection during December-January each year. The committee may choose to defer the Award in any year for unspecified reasons.
The Sasada Award will be announced and presented at the annual CAADRIA conference. The Award supports the winner to undertake an academic visit at the Osaka Lab and covers return airfare, accommodation and meals for one week. The Award recipient will be expected to contribute to the academic and research activities at the Osaka Lab in the form of seminars and interaction with research students and staff.
Best Paper Award
- All papers printed in proceedings and presented at the conference are eligible
- Clarity of writing
- Good structure and argument
- Contribution to the field
- Good conclusion
- Contribution and relevance to CAADRIA
- Appropriately illustrated, good use of tables
- Appropriate references (number of, range, range of sources etc)
The Best Paper Award Committee is organized at the conference site by the Exco member in charge of awards. The Site Coordinator should identify two local members who are appropriately qualified to join this committee (i.e. have a good track record in publication in the field).
Best Presentation Award
- Only presentations made by one of the authors are eligible
- Good use of time, well paced
- Good use of appropriate media (projected images or paper/board based as needed; good images, not too much text, video or animation if needed)
- Well delivered (speak to audience, register their reactions etc)
- Contribution and relevance to CAADRIA
- Questions handled well
The Best Presentation Award Committee is organized at the conference site by the Exco member in charge of awards. The Site Coordinator should identify two local members who are appropriately qualified to join this committee (i.e. have a good track record of presentation and publication in the field).
Young CAADRIA Award:
see Submission Guide on CAADRIA Paper Submission site: http://www.caadria-review.org