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Call for Papers |
The
Irish Machine Vision & Image
Processing Conference 2005 (IMVIP 2005)
30th - 31st Aug 2005, Queen’s
University Belfast (QUB),
Conference Chairs and
Committee - Conference Topics - General Information - Contact Information
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Dear Colleagues,
You are cordially invited to attend the Irish Machine Vision & Image Processing Conference 2005 (IMVIP 2005), to be hosted by Queen’s University Belfast.
IMVIP 2005 will be hosted by the School of Computer
Science at Queen’s University Belfast. This conference brings together
theoreticians and practitioners, industrialists and academics, from the
numerous related disciplines involved in the processing and analysis of
image-based
IMVIP 2005 is a conference
consisting of high quality previously unpublished contributed papers. The
conference emphasises both theoretical research results and practical
engineering experience in all areas. Papers are subject to a strict review
process - on complete papers.
IMVIP 2005 is the ninth conference in the series. Previous IMVIP conferences
have been organised by: Magee College, University of Ulster (1997), NUI, Maynooth (1998), Dublin City University (1999),
Queen’s University of Belfast (2000), NUI, Maynooth
(2001), NUI, Galway (2002 in conjunction with Opto-Ireland),
University of Ulster, Coleraine (2003) and Trinity
College Dublin (TCD) (2004).
The conference will be run in association with the Irish Pattern Recognition
and Classification Society (IPRCS), a member organisation of the International
Association for Pattern Recognition (IAPR).
The conference will be run between
The Conference Topics
The program will include keynote lectures from an
international array of speakers representing academia and major companies, each
recognised in their respective field. As part of the conference a series of
student sessions will be run in parallel with the main program.
Contributions are sought in all aspects of image processing, pattern
recognition and machine vision, including but not restricted to the following
topics:
1 - Industrial Machine Vision and applications
2 - Remote Sensing
3 - Image & Video Representation, Compression and Coding
4 - Medical and Biomedical Imaging
5 - Image Analysis
6 - Hardware and Software Architectures for Image and Video Processing
7 - Face Recognition and its applications
General Information
Submission of Papers
Authors who wish to present a paper at the conference
should send an electronic copy of the paper to imvip2005@qub.ac.uk
by
Authors must be prepared to present their papers in
person.
Deadlines
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- Submission of full paper |
29th April 2005 |
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- Notification of acceptance NEW!!! |
12th June 2005 |
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- Final manuscripts due |
24th June 2005 |
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- Registration and conference fee |
1st July 2005 |
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- Conference |
30th-31st Aug 2005 |
Official Language
English will be the official language of the conference
Conference Proceedings
All papers presented during the conference will be published in a proceedings which will be made available at the opening of the conference.
Registration Fee
The Registration Fee will be £180 before deadline
stated. Fee will include coffee breaks and banquet. Late Registration Fee will
be £200. Registration 
Fee for Postgraduate research students will be £100.
Plenary Speakers
There will
be two plenary speakers giving talks on the second and third day of the
conference:
Talk 1: An Unsupervised Multiresolution
Face-Kernel Recognition Model
By Maria Pavlou and Prof.
Nigel M Allinson
University of Sheffield
Talk
2: Quantitative Analysis of Qualitative Images
By Prof.
Charles M. Falco
Optical Sciences Center,
University of Arizona
Sponsors
The IMVIP conference is sponsored by the
Visitor Attractions
Northern Ireland has an amazing variety of landscapes, cultural attractions and
leisure opportunities as well as an intriguing – and famously complex
– history, all contained in an area the size of Yorkshire or Connecticut.
Within a few hours of Belfast, one can visit pre-Christian burial sites, famous
cathedrals and coastlines of legend.
The Times of London has named Belfast as one of its top 12 world travel
destinations, its Impressive world-class developments adding immeasurably to
the city’s image. The mighty £100 million Odyssey complex, the Waterfront
Hall, new galleries, new public and private developments – they are all
part of the transformation and must be seen to be believed.
Home to the world’s oldest aircraft production company and the city where
the Titanic, the tractor and the tyre were created, Belfast may now be more
aptly described at the city of telecoms, technology
and trading.
Accommodation
Queen’s Elms
The
University’s Halls of residence – Queen’s Elms – are
situated in pleasant parkland, in a quiet residential area on the south side of
the city. Being on a large site, well
away from the main road there is a spaciousness and
calmness which generates a feeling of being far from city life, even though
Queen’s Elms are less than two miles from the centre of
All
bedrooms have full access to kitchen facilities. Each hall has a comfortable common room where
delegates can relax. Bedrooms are serviced
daily including weekends with bed linen, towels, soap, tea and coffee. On each floor visitors will find a
kitchen/dinning area where tea and coffee making facilities are available. Fully equipped laundry facilities are
provided in each hall.
Please Note: Queens Elms
accommodation could be booked via the QUB accommodation office.
Hotels
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Wellington
Park Hotel, Madison's
Hotel, Malone Lodge |
Bed and Breakfast
Bed &
Breakfast plus Guesthouse accommodation can be accessed via the Northern
Ireland Accommodation Guide at the following link:
http://www.guide-to-nireland.com/belfast.htm
Contact
Queen’s University Belfast
(IMVIP 2005)
Tel: +44 2890974623; Fax: +44 28 90975666
Email: imvip2005@qub.ac.uk
URL: www.cs.qub.ac.uk/imvip2005