PacificVis 2027 — 20th IEEE Pacific Visualization Conference
by IEEE Computer Society and the IEEE Visualization and Graphics Technical Community (VGTC)
IEEE's Asia-Pacific visualization conference, with a co-located Visualization Meets AI workshop.
About This Event
PacificVis 2027, the 20th IEEE Pacific Visualization Conference, runs 19-22 April 2027 in Busan, South Korea, with Sungahn Ko of POSTECH as general chair and Jinwook Seo of Seoul National University chairing the steering committee. Hosted and co-sponsored by the IEEE Computer Society and the IEEE Visualization and Graphics Technical Community, PacificVis has run annually across the Asia-Pacific region since Kyoto in 2008, rotating through Tokyo, Seoul, Bangkok and Sydney, and describes itself as a conference "for visualization and visual analytics research — advancing the techniques, systems, and applications that turn data into insight". Four calls are open for 2027: a TVCG Journal Paper Track with two-stage peer review, a Conference Paper Track, VisNotes for short papers and posters, and a Visual Data Storytelling Contest, plus a co-located Visualization Meets AI 2027 workshop.
Key Dates & Deadlines
- Paper submission deadline
- Notification of acceptance
At a Glance
- Date
- April 19–22, 2027
- Location
- Busan, South Korea
- Format
- In-Person
- Event Type
- Conference
- Status
- Upcoming
- Pricing
- Paid
- Organizer
- IEEE Computer Society and the IEEE Visualization and Graphics Technical Community (VGTC)
- Added
- Aug 23, 2026
- Updated
- Aug 23, 2026
Topics & Focus Areas
Who Should Attend
- ✓Heads of data science
- ✓Analytics platform leads
- ✓Data visualization engineers
- ✓UX and product leads for analytics tooling
- ✓BI and reporting managers
- ✓Visualization researchers
Why Attend
Every AI programme eventually hits the same wall — the model works, but nobody downstream can see what it is doing or defend it to a regulator — and PacificVis is where the techniques for that get published, with the 2027 edition co-locating a Visualization Meets AI workshop directly at that intersection. For a head of data science, an analytics platform lead or a product director building dashboards, model-monitoring surfaces and decision-support tools, four days in Busan buys peer-reviewed work on visualization systems and visual analytics, plus a published fee schedule from $700 that makes it one of the cheapest research conferences to justify.
Event Features
- ✓TVCG Journal Paper Track with two-stage peer review
- ✓Conference Paper Track on visualization techniques and systems
- ✓VisNotes track for short papers and posters
- ✓Visual Data Storytelling Contest
- ✓Co-located Visualization Meets AI 2027 workshop (separate call for participation)
- ✓Specialised workshops programme alongside the main tracks
What Makes This Unique
- ★The IEEE visualization community's Asia-Pacific conference, run annually since Kyoto in 2008 and rotated through Tokyo, Seoul, Bangkok and Sydney — a different author and attendee base from IEEE VIS.
- ★The full 2027 fee schedule is already published eight months out, from $700 early IEEE-member registration down to $410 for lifetime IEEE members, so the trip can be budgeted before registration even opens.
- ★Four distinct submission routes: a TVCG Journal Paper Track with two-stage peer review, a Conference Paper Track, VisNotes short papers and posters, and a Visual Data Storytelling Contest.
- ★A co-located Visualization Meets AI 2027 workshop with its own call for participation, aimed squarely at the visualization/AI intersection.
- ★Selected papers are published in the IEEE TVCG journal through the VGTC sponsorship.
Industries Represented
Pricing Details
The 2027 fee schedule is published; the registration link and the early-bird cut-off date are still TBA. Early registration: IEEE member $700, non-IEEE member $830, IEEE student member $505, non-IEEE student $600, lifetime IEEE member $410. Early one-day: $250 / $290 / $190 / $220. Late or on-site: IEEE member $850, non-IEEE member $1,010, IEEE student member $610, non-IEEE student $725, lifetime IEEE member $490; late one-day $290 / $340 / $220 / $300. Each accepted paper must carry at least one full registration.
Organizer
IEEE Computer Society and the IEEE Visualization and Graphics Technical Community (VGTC)
pacificvis.org/Frequently Asked
- When is PacificVis 2027?
- PacificVis 2027 takes place April 19–22, 2027 in Busan, South Korea.
- Where is PacificVis 2027 held?
- PacificVis 2027 is held in Busan, South Korea. The event format is in-person.
- What is the PacificVis 2027 submission deadline?
- The next PacificVis 2027 deadline is paper submission deadline on Nov 8, 2026. Remaining dates: Notification of acceptance — Dec 15, 2026.
- How much does PacificVis 2027 cost?
- PacificVis 2027 is paid. The 2027 fee schedule is published; the registration link and the early-bird cut-off date are still TBA. Early registration: IEEE member $700, non-IEEE member $830, IEEE student member $505, non-IEEE student $600, lifetime IEEE member $410. Early one-day: $250 / $290 / $190 / $220. Late or on-site: IEEE member $850, non-IEEE member $1,010, IEEE student member $610, non-IEEE student $725, lifetime IEEE member $490; late one-day $290 / $340 / $220 / $300. Each accepted paper must carry at least one full registration.
- Who should attend PacificVis 2027?
- PacificVis 2027 is aimed at Heads of data science, Analytics platform leads, Data visualization engineers, UX and product leads for analytics tooling, BI and reporting managers, Visualization researchers.
- What topics does PacificVis 2027 cover?
- PacificVis 2027 covers Data visualization, Visual analytics, Visualization for AI and machine learning, Visualization systems and techniques, Visual data storytelling, Information visualization, Interactive analysis tools, Human-centred data analysis.
Sources
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