PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT
IEEE Computer Society 
WORKSHOP ON HUMAN MOTION 
Marriott-at-the-Capital Hotel 
Austin, Texas 
December 7- 8, 2000
HUMAN MOTION is one of the most complex and compelling problems in computer 
vision today. Given the ability to recognize human motions and activities, 
computer vision systems could, and will some day, prove enormously 
beneficial in a broad range of application areas from athletics and 
kinesthesiology to biomedicine to civil and defense security 
systems. Before such systems become reality, many challenging problems 
must be solved. The IEEE Computer Society Workshop on Human Motion seeks 
to bring together the most current research on topics in computer vision 
for human motion, including but not limited to:


3D recovery of human motion 
Dynamic medical image analysis 
Dynamic texture analysis 
Human activity recognition 
Human motion analysis - tracking and recognition 
Human tracking systems for surveillance and security 
Model-based techniques for human activity recognition 
Multicamera data fusion for recognition of human activities 
Recognition of human interactions 
Segmentation of the human body 
Single view tracking & automated camera switching 
Tracking from multiple perspectives



Workshop Co-chairs:
J. K. Aggarwal 
Sandy Pentland
Program Co-chairs:

Aaron Bobick 
Larry Davis

Program Committee (Tentative):
Yiannis Aloimonos 
Nicholas Ayache 
Michael Black 
Andrew Blake 
Chris Bregler 
Trevor Darrell 
Irfan Essa 
Tom Huang 
Takeo Kanade 
Ramesh Jain 
Steve Maybank 
Dmitry Metaxas 
Pietro Perona 
Mubarak Shah 
Y. Shirai 
Chris Wren

SCHEDULE:
Papers Due: May 1, 2000 
Author Notification: July 15, 2000 
Camera-ready Papers Due: September 1, 2000 
Advance Registration: November 1, 2000 
Workshop: December 7-8, 2000