The opening session and the social events are common to all four conference parts. In addition, a set of tutorial sessions, given by prominent researchers in the field, will be offered during the day prior to the actual conference (Sunday). Specialized workshops, organized by technical committees, will be held in the local surroundings of Vienna during the week before and after the conference. The conference proceedings will be published by the IEEE Computer Society Press.
General Chairman: Walter G. Kropatsch, TU Vienna, Austria
Honorary Chair: Azriel Rosenfeld, Univ. Maryland, USA
Program Chairman: Yannis Aloimonos, Univ. Maryland, USA
Program Co-Chair: Ruzena Bajcsy, Univ. Pennsylvania, USA
In order to guarantee a balanced distribution of papers, authors should submit
their papers not to individual conferences but should mention two topics of the
list below.
Paper submission deadline: January 15, 1996
Notification of acceptance: April 1996. Camera-ready copy: May 1996
Send four copies of paper to: 13th ICPR96
c/o Austropa Interconvention A-1043 Vienna, POB 30, Austria/Europe
For further information on all ICPR conferences contact the secretariat at the
above address, or use e-mail: ICPR@PRIP.TUWIEN.AC.AT
Alex Pentland, MIT James Crowley, LIFIA Active Vision Integration of Visual Modules Manipulation Visual Navigation Scene Segmentation Shape from X Stereo Visual Motion Analysis Object Representation and Recognition (2D and 3D)
Josef Kittler, Univ. Surrey Harry Wechsler, G.Mason Univ. Feature Detection Filtering Mathematical Morphology Multiresolution Methods Speech Analysis Statistical Methods Syntactical Methods Texture Analysis Wavelets Signal Coding Compression Enhancement and Restoration Visual Reconstruction
Ruud Bolle, IBM E. Dickmanns, Univ. BW, München Automation Image Databases Medical Applications Mobile Robots OCR and Document Processing Quality Control Range Imaging Real-time Systems Smart Sensors Remote Sensing Multi Media
Michael Seibert, MIT Georg Hartmann, GH Paderborn Asociative Memories Biological Models Cellular Structures Highly Parallel Architectures Learning Systems Multiprocessor Systems Multisensor Architectures Neural Networks Parallel Algorithms Parallel Languages Perceptual Models VLSI Architectures