Call for Papers : IEEE} 3rd CAD-Based Vision Workshop In conjunction with CVPR 1996) Hotel Nikko San Francisco, California June 20--21, 1996 GENERAL CHAIR: George Stockman, stockman@cps.msu.edu Dept. of Computer Science, Michigan State University East Lansing, MI 48824 PROGRAM CO-CHAIRS: Octavia I. Camps Patrick J. Flynn camps@whale.ece.psu.edu flynn@eecs.wsu.edu Dept. of Electrical Engineering School of EECS The Pennsylvania State University Washington State University University Park, PA 16802 Pullman, WA 99164-2752 This workshop continues the successful sequence of workshops ``Future Directions of CAD-Based Vision,'' (Maui, Hawaii, Jun. 1991) and ``2nd CAD-Based Vision Workshop'', (Seven Springs, Penna, Feb. 1994). AREAS OF INTEREST INCLUDE (but are not limited to): Performance evaluation of CAD-based vision systems; Observation-based CAD model generation techniques; CAD-based sensor and appearance simulation techniques; CAD-database information retrieval and feature selection techniques; CAD-based object recognition strategies and their automatic generation; CAD-based navigation strategies and their automatic generation techniques landmark recognition; CAD-based inspection strategies and their automatic generation techniques (including sensor planning); PROGRAM COMMITTEE: B. Bhanu (U. of California, Riverside), K. Bowyer (U. of South Florida), K. Boyer (Ohio State U.), H. Christensen (Aalborg U., Denmark), S. Dickinson (Rutgers U.), D. Eggert, (Edinburgh U., UK), K. Hong, (POSTECH, Korea), A. Jain (Michigan State U.), X. Jiang, (U. Bern, Switzerland), A. Kak (Purdue U.), S. Pentland (MIT), B. Seales (U. of Kentucky), L. Shapiro (U. of Washington), N. Yokoya (Nara Inst. of Science and Technology, Japan). PAPER SUBMISSIONS: Four copies of the full paper must be received by no later than December 15, 1995 by Prof. Camps at the address given above. The papers should be submitted IN FINAL, CAMERA-READY FORMAT with 2 columns on 8.5 by 11 un-numbered sheets. Each column is limited to 3 1/4 inches in width and 8 7/8 inches in length with a 3/8 inch gutter between columns. The margins are 13/16 inch on each side, 1 1/16 inches on the top and bottom. Text must be single-spaced, 10 point Times Roman with 12 point interline spacing. The first page of the paper should include the paper title, authors' name and affiliation, centered on the top, below the top margin. The paper should be 10 pages or less. In addition, the submission should include a summary page answering the following questions: 1. What is the original contribution of this work? 2. Why should this contribution be considered important? 3. What is the most closely related work by others and how does this work differ? 4. How can other researchers make use of the results of this work? Information about the entire CVPR conference, tutorials and workshops including maps, hotels, etc. is available on the web via http://www.cs.wisc.edu/cvpr96/