INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON "DIGITAL AND COMPUTATIONAL VIDEO"
DCV'01 - Call for papers
http://ee.eng.usf.edu/DCV01
February 9, 2001
Embassy Suites Hotel, USF
Tampa, Florida, U.S.A.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Second International Workshop on Digital and Computational Video (DCV'01)
presents and explores the trends in digital and computational video including,
but not limited to, the applications, technology and mathematical aspects of
this 21st century area. This one-day workshop aims to bring together
researchers and users to share their experiences, vision and methodologies. By
providing a forum which would include experts from mathematical sciences,
medicine, engineering, computer science, education, fine arts and television,
it
intends to cross-fertilize ideas and to bridge cross-cultural differences. The
workshop will include keynote presentations and regular paper presentations on
topics including, but not limited to:
o Telemedicine o Stereo vision
o Digital television o Computed medical imaging
o Standards conversion o Mass communications
o Motion estimation o Mathematical morphology
and compensation o Networked video
o 3D modeling o Distance learning
o Digital arts and animation o Camera on a chip
o Algorithms and software o Microelectronics for Video
LOCATION
The workshop will be held in Tampa, on Florida's west coast. It is widely known
that two of the best beaches in the world are located on this coast; therefore
the Tampa Bay area is an exceptional vacation destination, or for that matter a
conference destination. The workshop site is next door to the famous Busch
Gardens, and only an hour away from the Walt Disney World. Tampa is also the
home to the University of South Florida, the intellectual and technological
center for nearly four million people. The weather in early February is
usually
mild and very pleasant.
PAPERS
The program committee invites authors to submit a three to four page summary of
their paper. Papers should clearly describe the nature of the work, explain its
significance, highlight its novel features, and project its scientific,
medical,
industrial or other applications significance. Authors of selected papers will
be requested to prepare a manuscript for the workshop proceedings, which will
be
published and mailed to the participants after the workshop. Final paper
length
should not exceed ten (10) pages.
o Summaries due October 27, 2000
o Notification of acceptance November 24, 2000
o Final camera ready manuscript due Feb. 9, 2001
Submit all summaries by email to: For General Information, contact:
M. M. McWaters G. Montgomery
marcus@chuma.cas.usf.edu gayla@eng.usf.edu
Department of Mathematics Department of Electrical Engineering
University of South Florida University of South Florida
Tampa, Florida 33620, U.S.A. Tampa, Florida 33620, U.S.A.
GENERAL CHAIRS: Murat Kunt, and Vijay Jain
PROGRAM Chairs: Marcus McWaters, and Ken Christensen
ORGANIZING CHAIRS: James Heck, and Lynn Rejniak
FINANCE CHAIR: Peter Maurer
ADVISORY COMMITTEE:
H. Bennett, NIST K. Boakye, Harris
E. caleca, PBS V. Franques, AFOSR
B. Gerod, Germany D. Haarsager, WSU
J. Hartman, UCF D. K. Hermreck, NIST
C. N. Judice, Kodak W. Li, Optivision
D. Skinner, CSS (Navy) G. Thelen (Tampa Tribune)
Program Committee
A. Barron M. Bayoumi, U. Louisiana
K. Christensen J. Delay, Harris (DTV)
E. Delp, U. Purdue E. J. Friedlander
S. Horiguchi, Japan V. K. Jain
P. K. Lala, U. Arkansas M. McWaters
T. Meng, Stanford Univ. K. Ramachandran
N. Ranganathan A. D. Snider
M. Tekalp, Univ. of Rochester W. Thompson
R. P. Velthuizen
The DCV'01 Workshop is sponsored by the Center for Digital and Computational
Video, University of South Florida, U.S.A..