Report on CAVRACON 2015
Abstract
This past June the third California Visual Resources Association Conference was held at the University of California, Santa Barbara. With this third iteration CAVRACON truly matured into an offering of exceptionally strong content, presented by diverse speakers. It represented collaboration at its best, resulting in presentations of great interest and value, and enhanced networking opportunities. This report summarizes the program and content, and remarks on the evolution of this institution in its three short cycles.
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