The 4th International Geometry Summit (IGS 2027) will take place on June 21–25, 2027, at Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre. The summit will bring together the international applied geometry community for a week of co-located partner conferences, research exchange, and community meetings in Singapore.
Partner Conferences
IGS 2027 serves as a gateway to the participating conference communities. Each partner conference will maintain its own website for calls for papers, submission instructions, deadlines, and programme updates.
SGP 2027
Eurographics Symposium on Geometry Processing
SGP, organized under the Eurographics Association, focuses on geometry-processing methods for digital 3D geometry, including algorithms, representations, analysis, manipulation, simulation, and applications.
SMI 2027
Shape Modeling International
SMI provides an international forum for mathematical theories and computational techniques for modeling, simulating, processing, and analyzing digital shapes.
SPM 2027
Symposium on Solid and Physical Modeling
SPM, organized under the Solid Modeling Association (SMA), covers geometric and physical modeling for design, analysis, simulation, manufacturing, biomedical applications, geophysics, and digital media.
GMP 2027
International Conference on Geometric Modeling and Processing
GMP, organized under ASIAGRAPHICS, addresses mathematical and computational aspects of geometric modeling, processing, simulation, and computing, with applications in graphics, CAD/CAM, robotics, additive manufacturing, and scientific computing.
SIAM GD 2027
SIAM Conference on Computational Geometric Design
SIAM GD, organized by the activity group of Geometric Design under SIAM, brings together mathematical and computational perspectives on generating, representing, and processing geometric information for engineering, design, manufacturing, and related applications.
News and Updates
IGS History
Previous editions of the International Geometry Summit have provided a shared venue for major conferences in applied geometry, encouraging exchange across closely related research communities. Earlier summit websites are listed below.