IVISE 2013 - International workshop on Image/video based Interactive Systems and Environment (IVISE 2013)

Studies in multimedia systems opened up possibilities to handle image, video, and/or audio data with more freedom and flexibility. Offering intuitive and more effective multimedia data handling environment especially for non-expert users of computer systems is one of the urgent issue to catch up the progress of rich hardware environment for image/video data. Recent progress of devices such as small high resolution LCD display with tough panel, depth image sensors, and so on, enabled to interact with a system in more intuitive way, and low-power high performance processors enabled to handle video data even for mobile devices such as smart phones. It is clear that the acceptance of a system by general users largely depends on the usability of a system. One of the solutions for this issue is to improve intuitiveness with the aid of image/video data. In this workshop we put more focus on the aspect of interaction with the aid of image/video data for the better usability and more intuitiveness of systems. In this workshop, we would like to discuss not only theoretical issues but also typical applications and environments which focus on better utilization of image/video data.
Topics of interest
Topics of interest of this workshop are as follows but not limited to:
Advanced user interfaces utilizing image/video
Image/video mediated user behavior analysis
Applications based on user preference acquisition
Interactive image/video access environment
Content-based image/video access interface
Image/video authoring environment
Semantic analysis for surveillance video
Applications and devices for AR
Interactive digital signage and its applications
DRM and security for/by image/video
Image/Video coding for interactive applications
Applications and environment for digital home
Organizers are welcome for submissions of recent exciting and informative result of your study. For more information, please contact Atsuo Yoshitaka (ayoshi-AT-jaist.ac.jp)