CALL FOR PAPERS IEEE Computer Society Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition June 18 - 20, 1996 San Francisco, California, USA 1. Important Dates OCTOBER 25, 1995 - Papers due (NOTE: This is a new date, and is an absolute deadline for receipt of papers) February 5, 1996 - Notification of acceptance March 25 - Camera-ready manuscripts due June 18-20 - Conference June 16-17, 21-22 - Workshops 2. Web Page For complete and up-to-date information on CVPR '96, see the World Wide Web page 3. The Program The program will consist of high quality contributed papers on all aspects of computer vision and pattern recognition. Original (previously unpublished) manuscripts on topics in the following categories are solicited: Segmentation, Grouping Physics-based Vision Low-Level Processing Texture Analysis Pattern Analysis Motion Analysis Integration of Modules and Cues Shape and Object Representation Object Recognition Learning in Computer Vision Active and Real-Time Vision Multi-Sensor Image Analysis Applications The conference is not limited to these topics. If a paper is not exactly on a topic in one of these categories, it may be specified that the paper falls in two or more categories, or that the paper is perhaps best not categorized at all. The categories are designed to closely match the papers with the expertise of the reviewers who will be members of the Program Committee. Every category will be represented by several Program Committee members. As is customary with CVPR, reviewing will be double-blind. 4. Paper Submission Four (4) copies of manuscripts should be received no later than OCTOBER 25, 1995 (this is a hard deadline) at the following address: Professor Katsushi Ikeuchi Wean Hall 4212 Computer Science Department Carnegie Mellon University 5000 Forbes Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3891 USA Telephone: (412) 268-6349 The form of the manuscript should be as follows (in this order): (1) First Title Page Contains title, author(s), postal address(es), e-mail address(es), abstract up to 200 words, and a list of one or more categories that best describe the topic of the manuscript. (2) Second Title Page Contains title and abstract only. (3) Summary Page Contains responses to each of the following questions (each answered separately): I. What is the original contribution of this work? II. Why should this contribution be considered important? III. What is the most closely related work by others and how does this work differ? IV. How can other researchers make use of the results of this work? V. If any part of this work has been submitted to other conferences, workshops or journals, please state where it has been submitted and how it differs from this paper. (4) The Manuscript No more than 30 pages (double-spaced, 12-point font) including all text, figures and references (but no title or abstract). Double submission of manuscripts to CVPR and ECCV is permitted, but double publication is not. 5. The People 5.1. Organizing Committee General Chair - Bir Bhanu, University of California, Riverside Program Co-Chair - Chuck Dyer, University of Wisconsin Program Co-Chair - Katsushi Ikeuchi, Carnegie Mellon University Tutorials Chair - Anil Jain, Michigan State University Finance Chair - Ping Liang, University of California, Riverside Local Arrangements Chair - Bahram Parvin, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratories 5.2. Program Committee P. Anandan Harlyn Baker Aaron Bobick Kim Boyer Chris Brown Roland Chin Laurent Cohen Larry Davis Sven Dickinson Robert Duin James Duncan Michael Gennert Dmitri Goldgof Greg Hager Allen Hanson Martial Hebert Rick Holben Seth Hutchinson Dan Huttenlocher Anil Jain Sing Bing Kang Rangachar Kasturi Josef Kittler Kyros Kutulakos Yvan Leclerc Jim Little Sang Wook Lee Dimitri Metaxas Shree Nayar Randal Nelson Keith Nishihara Leslie Novak Bahram Parvin Rosalind Picard Jean Ponce Brent Seales I. Sethi Mubarak Shah Amnon Shashua Chuck Stewart George Stockman Rick Szeliski Gabriel Taubin Massimo Tistarelli John Tsotsos Isaac Weiss Richard Weiss Larry Wolff Zhengyou Zhang Andrew Zisserman 6. Email Mailing List While all information relevant to the conference will be updated on this home page, you can also subscribe to an email mailing list in order to receive occasional updates from the Organizing Committee. The name of this mailing list is CVPR96, which is managed by the Listproc software package. Only the Organizing Committee is authorized to send mail to this list. If you have any questions about this list, send email to dyer@cs.wisc.edu or to CVPR96- request@cs.wisc.edu. To subscribe to this list, send email to cvpr96-request@cs.wisc.edu with the BODY of the message containing the line: subscribe CVPR967. Affiliated Workshops 7.1. Function, Formation, and Facilitation Workshop June 17. Organizers: Azriel Rosenfeld (ar@cfar.umd.edu) and Ehud Rivlin (ehud@cfar.umd.edu) 7.2. Third CAD-Based Vision Workshop June 21 - 22. Organizers: George Stockman (stockman@cps.msu.edu), Octavia Camps (camps@whale.ece.psu.edu), and Pat Flynn (flynn@eecs.wsu.edu) 7.3. Mathematical Methods in Biomedical Image Analysis Workshop June 21 - 22. Organizer: Amir Amini(amini@minerva.cis.yale.edu)