ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS:
Conference on HUMAN VISION and ELECTRONIC IMAGING
SPIE/IS&T Symposium on Electronic Imaging: Science and Technology
January 28- February 2, 1996; Jose Convention Center, San Jose, CA.
CHAIRS:
Bernice Rogowitz, IBM T.J.Watson Res Ct.....rogowtz@watson.ibm.com
Jan Allebach, Purdue University.............allebach@ecn.purdue.edu
COMMITTEE:
Walter Bender, MIT Media Lab........walter@media.mit.edu
John Dalton, Apple Computer, Inc....dalton4@AppleLink.Apple.com
Gunilla Derefeldt, FOA (Sweden).... derefeldt at lin.foa.se
Jennifer Gille, Western Aerospace...Jennifer_Gille@qmgate.arc.nasa.gov
David Heeger, Stanford University...heeger@white.stanford.edu
Eugene Martinez-Uriegas, SRI Int....uriegas@crvax.sri.com
Yoiche Miyake, Chiba Univ. (Japan)..miyake@ics.tj.chiba-u.ac.jp
Thrasos Pappas, AT&T Bell Labs......pappas@research.att.com
Thomas Pappathomas, Rutgers Univ....papathom@gandalf.rutgers.edu
Adar Pelah, Cambridge University ...ap114@phx.cam.ac.uk
Robert Safranek, AT&T Bell Labs ....rjs@research.att.com
Zygmunt Pizlo, Purdue University .. pizlo@psych.purdue.edu
CONFERENCE DESCRIPTION:
The goal of this conference is to explore the role of human
vision, perception, and cognition in the design, analysis, and
use of electronic imaging systems.
Papers are welcome on basic and applied research in:
1) Human vision, perception and cognition
2) The application of human and computer models for human vision,
perception, and cognition to the design of systems which
scan, generate, process, compress, and display electronic images
3) Perceptual and cognitive issues in evaluating,
manipulating, and interpreting digital images
This conference was initiated eight years ago. Over the years, it has
brought together researchers from a wide variety of disciplines,
>from all over the world, for a rich and lively exchange of ideas.
This dialogue is based on the growing understanding that
the human observer is a fundamental key to the advancement of image
systems, and that advances in these systems and applications
stimulate new research into the vision, perception, and cognition
of the human observer.
PAPERS ARE INVITED IN THE FOLLOWING AND RELATED AREAS:
o Models of Human Vision, Perception, and Cognition
o Color Perception and its Applications
- Models of Color Vision
- Color Constancy
- Perceptual Approaches to Device Independent Color
- Color Coding, Color Selection, Color Artifacts
o Psychophysical Assessment of Image Quality
o Quantization and Halftoning
- Perceptually-based Algorithms for Image Rendering
- Perceptual Effects of Spatial, Temporal and Chromatic Sampling
- Image Quality of Quantized and Halftoned Images
o Vision-Based Algorithms for Image Compression, Enhancement,
Restoration, and Reconstruction
o Higher-Level Processes
- Image Semantics, Segmentation, and Representation
- Applications for Attentive and Pre-Attentive Vision
- Task-Dependent Representations of Data
o Psychophysical Aspects of Multimedia and Image Management Systems
o Perception and Performance in Virtual Reality
o Interactive Exploration and Visualization of Data
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Abstract: 500 words........................ Due July 3, 1995
Please include:
o Title
o Authors' Names and Affiliations
o Complete Addresses for All Authors
o Conference Title: Human Vision and Electronic Imaging
Chairs: Rogowitz/Allebach
o Key words
o 50-100 word biography
Send directly to SPIE:
Via Internet..(ASCII only ).....abstracts@mom.spie.org
Via Fax.........................(360) 647-1445
Via Mail.....(four copies)......IS&T/SPIE EI '96
SPIE, P.O. Box 10
Bellingham, WA 98225
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Important Dates:
July 3, 1995: Abstract submission date
November 13, 1995: Camera Ready Abstract Due
January 2, 1996: Manuscripts Due
Bernice Rogowitz Jan Allebach
IBM T.J. Watson Research Center Purdue University
Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 West Lafayette, IN
rogowtz@watson.ibm.com allebach@ecn.purdue.edu
(914) 784-7954 (317)494-3535