SCOPE
Recent advances in several key technological areas lead toward the large-scale
use of information in a visual form. There is a pressing requirement to
efficiently synthesise, capture, transform, analyse, manipulate, visualise,
store, and retrieve images and pictorial data in a wide spectrum of applications.
Future information systems in commercial and scientific applications will
have a high visual content, and it is necessary to address various aspects
of visual information processing.
The workshop focuses on visual information processing and aims to create a forum for researchers, including research students, in this area. We invite papers of original contributions on the following and related topics:
- Data Visualisation and Visualization of the Knowledge Discovery Process, Visualization of data mining results;
- Visualisation: visual representation, modelling and reconstruction, scientific visualisation, interactive exploration, virtual reality;
- Image Processing: gathering, coding, transforming, restoration, filtering, enhancement, space-variant processing;
- Medical Imaging: feature extraction, segmentation, reconstruction, image analysis (both qualitative and quantitative), tele-medicine;
- Multimedia: image and video indexing and retrieval, tele-conferencing, compression, CAD, authoring, semantic annotation, applications
- Computer Graphics: computational geometry, surface rendering, volume rendering, animation, Graphic User Interfaces (GUI) and HCI;
- Pattern Recognition: statistical pattern recognition and syntactic pattern recognition, pattern classification, neural networks, character recognition, document analysis;
- Computer Vision: real-time imaging, robot vision and tracking, automatic inspection, remote control and sensing.
ORGANISERS
Professor
David Feng, Professor Peter Eades, Associate Professor Jesse Jin, and
Professor Hong Yan
SUBMISSION
PROCEDURES
There are two kinds of submissions.
1.Regular papers:
IEEE standard 2 column format, at most 10 pages, including a 500 word
abstract, for oral or poster presentation (the full papers will be reviewed
and the accepted papers will be published); and
2.Posters: send a 500 word abstract for consideration of poster
presentation only.
Send your submission together with a cover sheet in the format below,
via
- electronic mail to: vip2001@cs.usyd.edu.au (in pdf only),
- ordinary mail to:
VIP2001,
Basser Department of Computer
Science, F09 University of Sydney, NSW 2006
All submissions should be received by the end of 31 October 2001.
Please note that the ordinary mail is ONLY used when the e-mail system is not working.
IMPORTANT
DATES
Papers due: 31 October 2001
Notification of Acceptance: 15 November 2001
Camera-ready full papers: 5 December 2001
Workshop: 5 December 2001
Authors may choose to give oral or poster presentations in either morning or afternoon sessions (please indicate your preference on the submission form).
Accepted papers will be initially published at
http//:www.cs.usyd.edu.au/~vip2001.
Camera-ready final papers (in the format similar to papers in IEEE Transactions on Image Processing) are due on 5 December 2001. Please e-mail a softcopy of the camera-ready version to vip2001@cs.usyd.edu.au by 5 December 2001.
A proceedings will be published. Selected papers will be considered for publication in a special issue of a journal.
VENUE
Stephen Roberts Theatre, University of Sydney
WORKSHOP
PROGRAM
This is a one-day workshop, with presentations in poster and lecture format,
as well as discussions. Admission is free and refreshment will be provided.
The workshop will also present a Best Student Paper Awards and a Best
Presentation Award.
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