EUVIP 2014 - 2014 5th European Workshop on Visual Information Processing (EUVIP)

The focus of the EUVIP 2014 series of workshops is on visual information processing, modeling, and analysis methods inspired by the human and biological visual systems. EUVIP 2014 provides an occasion for rich scientific exchange on perceptually inspired image and video processing and communication methods in a friendly and supportive environment. EUVIP 2014 offers experienced researchers an intellectually stimulating environment for discussion and interactions with their peers, encourages early career researchers to widen their experience and horizons, and guides PhD students towards new research directions.
The technical program will comprise tutorials, plenary talks, oral presentations, and poster sessions.
Special attention is devoted to student contributions. Students may contribute to EUVIP 2014 by submitting a regular paper, on which the student appears as the first author. The best student regular paper will be selected for an award. EUVIP 2014 also offers a Special Student Poster session, for which PhD/MSc students can submit an extended abstract of no more than two pages. The abstracts will be collected in a booklet and distributed to participants during the conference, and the best student poster will be acknowledged with an award.
As for the previous EUVIP workshops, all the accepted regular papers in the proceedings are expected to be published on the IEEE Xplore (authorization pending). Furthermore, authors of selected articles will be invited to submit an extended and substantially improved version of the EUVIP 2014 paper to a Journal Special Issue related to the topics of Visual Information Processing.
Topics of particular interest to EUVIP 2014 include, but are not limited to:
Image & video processing and encoding
Image & video restoration and enhancement
Depth map, 3D, multi-view encoding
Visual quality and quality of experience assessment
Computational vision models
Perceptual image & video analysis
Color image understanding & processing
Sparse & redundant visual data representation
Image & video data fusion
Video content extraction, segmentation & summarization
Image & video communication in the cloud
Image & video forensic
Visual substitution for blind and visually impaired
Display and quantization of visual signals
Finally, PhD and MsC students willing to present their on-going research and get in touch with senior researchers may apply to the EUVIP 2014 Special Student Poster session, by submitting an Extended Abstract of two pages using a devoted track on the CMT system. Upon review, extended abstracts will be published on a printed booklet that will be distributed during the conference, and the student author will benefit of a discounted registration fee. Demos are also welcome! The best student poster will be selected and awarded during the conference.
Submission
Regular paper submission: Perspective authors are invited to submit full-length (4 to 6 pages) papers through the submission system according to the authors’ guidelines.
Student Poster Session submission: PhD student could also submit an extended abstract of no more than two pages through the submission system.