Applied Vision Association Annual Conference

Invariance and constancy in vision

3rd to 5th April 1995, University of Reading, U.K.


Problems of visual invariance and constancy have long been of interest to 
researchers in biological vision, and are becoming of increasing importance 
in machine vision also.   This conference will bring together a range of 
disciplines which can contribute to an understanding of these problems.

The programme will include contributions by researchers such as P 
Foldiak, DH Foster, JP Frisby, MA Georgeson, AC Hurlbert, JJ Kulikowski,
BJ Rogers, RJ Snowden, and NJ Wade on topics such as colour depth, shape 
and speed constancies in human vision, and how these may be achieved in 
machine vision.

Professor Jan J  Koenderink, University of Utrecht, will give the 
Geoffrey  J Burton Memorial Lecture

For more information, and to be put on the mailing list for provisional 
programme and registration details, please contact:

Dr John Harris,                                     Tel:  +44 734 318522
Department of Psychology,                           Fax: +44 734 316604
University of Reading,                          E-mail: sxsharis@uk.ac.reading
Reading RG6 2AL, U.K.