IEEE VCIP 2024 - IEEE Visual Communications and Image Processing

The 2024 edition of IEEE Visual Communications and Image Processing (IEEE VCIP 2024) Conference, will be held in Tokyo, Japan, during December 8-11, 2024. VCIP is the oldest conference in the field and one of the flagship conferences of the IEEE CAS Visual Signal Processing and Communications. Since 1986 VCIP has served as a premier forum for the exchange of fundamental and applied research in the field of visual communications and image processing.
VCIP has a long tradition of showcasing pioneering technologies in visual communication and processing, and many landmark papers first appeared in VCIP. VCIP 2024 will cover new technology frontiers and new use cases, in the visual signal processing and communication areas, to discuss and envision the future of both technology and applications. VCIP 2024 inherits the tradition of previous conferences in providing a fertile ground for researchers, engineers, and professionals from academia and industry around the world. High-quality papers will be recommended to IEEE Transaction CSVT for journal extension.
The topics of interest in VCIP 2024 is including but not limited to:
Emerging Techniques for Next Generation Video/Image Coding
Point Cloud Capture and Compression
Compression for Machine Vision
Image/Video Security and Privacy
Advanced Techniques for Emerging Stereo and Multi-view Videos
3D reconstruction from monocular views
Visual Communications
Visual Processing Embedded Systems and Architecture Implementations
Cloud Multimedia Systems, Applications and Services
Multimedia Content Analysis, Representation, and Understanding
Machine learning for Multimedia
Multimedia and Multimodal User Interfaces and Interaction Models
Multimedia Networking, Multimedia Traffic Management
Efficient and Massively Scalable Multimedia Service Distribution, Multimedia
Delivery, Multimedia Broadcasting
Mobile Multimedia, Wireless Multimedia Communications
Low Delay and Multipath Video Communication over 5G networks
Emerging applications leveraging 5G networks