QCAV 2015 - 12th International Conference on Quality Control by Artificial Vision

The 12th International Conference on Quality Control by Artificial Vision will be held at the University of Burgundy in Le Creusot, France from June 3 - 5, 2015. It is organized by the Le2i UMR 6306 laboratory.
Artificial vision relates to the application of computers, sensors, methods, and networks to view and interpret the world through the "eyes" of a machine. Research and development in artificial vision has made tremendous strides over the last decade with the availability of high-speed, low cost computer systems, high-density, high fidelity vision sensors, and advanced internetworking capabilities such as those provided by the world wide web. Many advances in manufacturing/Medical diagnosis/Medical screening/ have required tremendous corresponding advances in metrology, inspection, and data interpretation for process characterization and control that rely on the fundamental methods and technologies of artificial vision.
The International Conference on Quality Control by Artificial Vision (QCAV) provides a forum for university, government laboratory, and industrial researchers to present and discuss innovative concepts and methods for improving the quality and efficiency of industrial processes, Computer Aided Diagnosis through artificial vision and image processing.
The presentations will include contributed papers and poster sessions as well as invited speakers. Papers are invited that describe novel theoretical, experimental, and applied work in image processing and computer vision for industrial quality control through improved metrology, inspection, and process characterization as well as in the growing field of Computer Aided Diagnosis where image processing, data fusion are the key components of such technology.
Keynote Speakers
The QCAV planning committee has announced its selection of three keynote speakers:
Prof. J. CHANUSSOT (GIPSA Lab, INP, Grenoble, France) ? Fellow IEEE
Prof. F. GOUDAIL (Institut d’Optique Graduate School, Paris, France)
Prof. M. TRUCCO (Chair University Dundee, UK)
Three main tracks
Machine Vision: Prof. Kurt S. NIEL (Univ. of Applied Sciences Upper Austria)
2D & 3D Imaging Sensors and Systems, Color and Texture Analysis, Segmentation, Motion and Tracking, Pattern Recognition, Soft Computing for Machine Vision, Artificial Intelligence for Machine Vision, Metrology, Applications of Machine Vision,…
Computer-Aided Diagnostic: Prof. H. MULLER (HSO Valais Switzerland)
Physics of Medical Imaging, Image Processing, Visualization, Image-guided Procedures and Image Perception, CAD, …
Non-Conventional Imaging Systems: Assoc. Prof. C. STOLZ (Le2i, Le Creusot, France)
Polarization imaging, X-Ray, UV, IR, Multispectral Imaging, NDT, Temperature Measurement, Plenoptic Cameras, Shape-from-X, Compressed Sensing, Laser Imaging and Analysis, Illumination and Reflectance Modelling, Physics-Based Modeling,…