international workshop on image processing: theory, methodology, systems and applications
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Signal Processing: Image Communication 5 (1993) 345-347 345 Elsevier
Announcements and calls for papers
International Workshop on Image Processing" Theory, Methodology, Systems and Applications 20-22 June 1994, Budapest, Hungary
The workshop is open to all aspects of image proc- essing including - Image coding, compression, restoration, archivation - Classification and understanding - Segmentation and feature extraction - Filtering, colour, texture and motion analysis - New approaches of fast algorithms - New fast algorithm oriented processing systems, pro-
cessor arrays - Parallel processing methods and algorithms - I m p l e m e n t a t i o n s of floating and fixed point arith-
metic DSPs - Parallel processing systems and computer vision - Systems and applications (biomedical, nuclear, com-
munications, robotics, remote sensing, industrial- quality control, etc.)
Objectives: - I n v i t e d tutorials providing the state of the art in
selected areas - P r e s e n t a t i o n s containing new, original and unpub-
lished material of research works - P o s t e r session dedicated to new approaches and
applications of fast processing algorithms - Round table to discuss and present open problems - Small exhibition Prospective authors are invited to send 4 copies of an
extended summary (4 pages in A4 format) to the Local Program Committee (Scientific Society for Telecom- munications, Budapest, Kossuth Lajos t6r 6-8, Hun- gary, H-1055). The first page should include the title and the author's names, addresses with phone and fax numbers.
The accepted papers will be published in the Work- shop Proceedings. The best papers will be selected for publication also in a special issue of journal on "Com- munications" published by the Scientific Society for Telecommunications.
A u t h o r s ' s c h e d u l e
Submission of extended abstract: 15 December 1993 Notification of acceptance: 30 January 1994 Camera-ready copy: 15 April 1994
M a i l i n g a d d r e s s
Prof. Kalman Fazekas Technical University Dept. of Microwave Telecom. Budapest, Goldmann t6r 3, Hungary, H-1111
Elsevier Science Publishers B.V.
346 Announcements and calls for papers
EUSIPCO-94 VII European Signal Processing Conference 13-16 September 1994, Edinburgh, Scotland
The 1994 European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO-94), is the 7th biennial conference pro- moted and organised by EURASIP; the European Association for Signal Processing. Its aim is to cover all aspects of signal processing theory and applications. Sessions will include tutorials in addition to presenta- tions on new research results. An extensive technical exhibition will also be incorporated.
Papers describing original work are invited in any of the areas listed below, and will be presented in both oral and poster sessions. A four page copy of each paper will be published in the Proceedings of EUSIPCO-94. Acceptance will be based on quality, relevance and originality.
Submission of papers
( 1 ) Write a 1000 word summary of your paper (dia- grams may be included)
(2) Fill out a Paper Description Cover Sheet (3) Send 5 copies of both summary and Paper Descrip-
tion Cover sheet to: Professor C.F.N. Cowan EUSIPCO-94 Secretariat Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineer- ing University of Technology Loughborough LE11 3TU England, UK
Deadlines
Submission of Summary and Paper Description Cover Sheet: 31 October 1993 Notification of acceptance: 28 February 1994 Submission of photo-ready paper: 30 April 1994
Areas of interest
A. Theory of signals and systems 1. Detection, 2. Estimation, 3. Filtering, 4. Spectral estimation, 5. Higher-order spectra, 6. Adaptive sys-
tems, 7. Modelling, 8. Prediction, 9. Dynamics of non- linear systems, 10. Others (specify).
B. Image processing 1. Coding, 2. Enhancement, 3. Restoration and recon- struction, 4. Recognition, 5. Machine vision, 6. Bio- medical processing, 7. Others (specify).
C. Speech processing 1. Coding, 2. Synthesis, 3. Isolated word recognition, 4. Continuous speech recognition, 5. Enhancement, 6. Others (specify).
D. Multidimensional signal processing 1. Array processing, 2. Digital transform, 3. Digital filtering, 4. Geophysical and seismic processing, 5. Others (specify).
E. Implementation 1. Hardware, 2. Software, 3. VLSI, 4, Novel architec- tures, 5. Parallel architectures, 6. Others (specify).
F. Knowledge engineering and signal processing 1. Expert systems, 2. Pattern recognition, 3. Signal interpretation, 4. Neural networks, 5. Others (specify).
G. Applications 1. Radar, 2. Sonar, 3. Communications, 4. Digital audio, 5. Sensing, 6. Robotics, 7. Others (specify).
General Chairman: Colin Cowan Co-Chairman: Peter Grant Technical Programme: Murray Holt Finance: Bernard Mulgrew Exhibits: Ed Chapell Registration: Roger Clarke Publications: Bill Sandham Local arrangements: Stephen McLaughlin Publicity: Keith Brown Administration: Anne Hall
Signal Processing: Image Communication
Announcements and calls for papers 3 4 7
PCS '94 1994 Picture Coding Symposium
21-23 September 1994, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Sacramento, Califomia
Papers containing new, original and unpublished
material of research character are solicited. Prospective authors are asked to submit for review 4 copies of a preliminary summary of the paper, in English. The summary should be no more than four pages, but not less than two. You are requested to leave a 1 inch left margin and use good printing quality. Two types of presentations will be used, oral and poster presenta- tions. About 15 minutes will be allotted to each oral presentation, including discussions.
Overhead projector, 35 mm slide projector and U- matic 3 / 4 # NTSC*/*PAL will be available. Other means of visual aids may be provided on request.
Areas of interest include, but are not limited to
- Human observer/psychophysics - Feature extraction and picture processing - Coding of still pictures - Coding of moving pictures
- Modeling and synthetic coding - Error protection
- Implementation Architecture and LSI
New areas:
- Image and Video Compression in a Multimedia Computer Network Environment
- Very High Quality Imaging (Photographic and Tech- nical Report Quality)
- Very Low Bit-Rate Video Coding ( < 64 Kbits)
Authors ' schedule
Submission of summary and registration sheet: 1 Feb-
ruary 1994;
Notice of acceptance: 1 May 1994;
Submission of revised summary (optional): 30 June
1994.
Attendees wishing to contribute to the program should submit their papers to:
PCS '94 CIPIC, The Center for Image Processing and Integrated Computing 2345 Academic Surge Building - University of Cali- fornia
Davis, CA 95616-8553, USA.
Vol. 5, No. 4, October 1993