Second IEEE Workshop on Applications of Computer Vision
                           Sarasota, Florida
                          December 5 - 7, 1994

			    CALL FOR PAPERS

GENERAL CHAIR: 
Allen Hanson, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

PROGRAM CO-CHAIRS:
Bruce Flinchbaugh, Texas Instruments
&
Yasuo Nakagawa, Hitachi

LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS CHAIR:
Kevin Bowyer, University of South Florida

PROGRAM COMMITTEE:
Minoru Asada, Osaka University
Henry Baird, AT&T Bell Laboratories
Horst Bunke, University of Bern
Henrik Christenson, University of Aalborg
Jeff Dehart, Army Research Laboratory
Ed Delp, Purdue University
Goesta Granlund, Linkoping University
Steve Hennessy, Martin-Marietta
John Illingworth, University of Surrey
Judd Jones, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Philip Kegelmeyer, Sandia National Laboratories
Ichiro Masaki, MIT and General Motors
Tom Nartker, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Keith Nishihara, Teleos Research
Shmuel Peleg, Hebrew University
Banavar Sridhar, NASA Ames Research Center
Sargur Srihari, SUNY Buffalo
Robin Strickland, University of Arizona
Mohan Trivedi, University of Tennessee
Larry Wolff, Johns Hopkins University

PROGRAM:
We invite computer vision researchers and practitioners to participate
in the second IEEE Workshop on Applications of Computer Vision, to be
held in Sarasota, Florida, December 5-7, 1994.

The goal of this workshop is to bring together an international forum of
industrial, academic, and government researchers in order to present and
discuss the application of computer vision techniques to various problem
domains of practical significance.  The intent is to foster a free
exchange of ideas in order to promote the transfer of solutions from one
application domain to another, and guide computer vision research in
useful directions.

The program will consist of high quality contributed papers covering
computer vision applications that include, but are not limited to,
manufacturing, inspection, medical analysis, security monitoring,
human-computer interaction, document analysis, environmental protection,
photo interpretation, highway/vehicle systems, target recognition,
cartography, and space operations.  Emphasis should be on novel research
aspects and/or performance benchmarking for a given application task.

SUBMISSIONS:
Six (6) copies of papers should be submitted in English to the address
below by June 1, 1994:

Bruce Flinchbaugh, Texas Instruments MS 238, 13510 North Central
Expressway, Dallas, TX 75243, U.S.A.

Papers should be limited to 30 double-spaced pages, including figures,
using no smaller than a 12 point font.  Papers should include a title
page containing the names and addresses of the authors, and an abstract
of up to 200 words.  Please also include a second title page with the
abstract but without the names and addresses of the authors.

Include a summary page -- no more than one page containing answers to
the following questions (answer each question separately and in order;
please number your answers):

1) What is the application area of the work reported in this paper?
2) How far has this work progressed to date?  (Concept/theory only?
   Experimental implementation and evaluation?  Performance benchmarked
   against other works?  Being used in practice?  Available as product?)
3) What is the primary significance/advantage/originality of this work?
4) How does this paper relate to previously published work?

FURTHER INFORMATION:
For further information or a copy of the advance program and workshop
registration information when available, write to either:

Allen Hanson, Computer Science Department, A213 Lederle Graduate
Research Center, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA 0l003, U.S.A.

or

Workshop on Applications of Computer Vision, IEEE Computer Society,
1730 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20036, U.S.A.

IMPORTANT DATES:
June 1, 1994:                   Paper Submission Deadline
July 31, 1994:                  Notification of Acceptance
September 1, 1994:              Final Paper Due