WORKSHOP ON MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN COMPUTER VISION to be held September 11-15, 1995 at The Geometry Center University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN Organizing Committee: David Mumford, Harvard University Peter Olver, University of Minnesota Guillermo Sapiro, Hewlett-Packard, Inc. Allen Tannenbaum, University of Minnesota This workshop intends to bring together in one forum mathematicians, computer scientists, and engineers working in computer vision and image processing. The topics will be: (1) Image processing and segmentation by PDE methods and geometry driven diffusion; (2) Tracking by Kalman filtering and deformable templates. The workshop is intended to combine in-front-of-the-computer discussions of competing algorithms and software and their performance on real images with traditional lectures. The lectures will include a number of tutorial background lectures as well as lectures devoted to recent results in the area. All attendees are strongly urged to either port their software applicable to the above topics or prepare it for running remotely; the staff of The Geometry Center will stand ready to assist. We hope to keep the atmosphere informal, so that scientists >from various disciplines working in computer vision and image processing will have a chance to exchange views and learn about and compare different techniques. For additional information and/or an application form, please view the Center's Web page at http://www/geom.umn.edu/ or contact: Workshop Coordinator The Geometry Center 1300 South Second Street, Suite 500 Minneapolis, MN 55454 Phone: 612-626-0888, FAX: 612-626-7131 E-mail: mmcv_appl@geom.umn.edu The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer.