2nd CALL FOR PAPERS 7th International Conference on Digital Image Computing - Techniques and Applications (DICTA 2003) 10-12 December 2003 Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia http://www.tip.csiro.au/dicta2003 DICTA 2003 is the seventh biennial conference on Digital Image Computing - Techniques and Applications to be held in Sydney by the Australian Pattern Recognition Society. The conference will feature keynote addresses, technical presentations. Keynote speeches will be delivered by experts in the fields. *INVITED SPEAKERS* Professor Nicholas Ayache (INRIA, France) Professor Richard Hartley (ANU, Australia) Professor Henk Heijmans (CWI, The Netherlands) Professor Thomas Huang (UIUC, USA) Professor Ray Jarvis (Monash, Australia) *SCOPE* Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following: * Object Recognition * Scene Understanding * Photogrammetry * Multimedia * Image Segmentation * Image Registration * Medical and Biomedical Imaging * Mathematical Morphology * Computer Graphics * Visualization * Virtual and Immersive Environments * Digital Video Communications * Multi-view and Stereo Vision * Motion Analysis and Surveillance * Automation and Robotics * Imaging Applications *IMPORTANT DATES* Full paper due: 11 August 2003 Acceptance: 22 September 2003 Camera-ready due: 13 October 2003 Conference: 10-12 December 2003 *PAPER SUBMISSIONS* - Prospective authors are invited to submit their full papers electronically at the conference web site or directly at ( http://spot.cmis.csiro.au/DICTA2003/ ) before 11 August 2003. Papers are limited to a maximum of ten (10) pages. Authors of accepted papers, or at least one of them, should be registered and are expected to present their work at the conference. - The conference proceedings will be available at the conference in paper and CD forms. Papers will also be available on the web. - Authors of selected papers will be invited to submit revised versions of their papers to be considered for publication in a special issue of the Image and Vision Computing journal published by Elsevier. *BEST PAPER PRIZES* DICTA 2003 will have two best paper awards: one for best paper, and one for best student paper. The award will consist of an amount of A$1000 for best paper and A$500 for best student paper. The best papers will be selected by the organising and the program committees. The rules of entry for best student paper are as follows: * People eligible to take part must be registered as students, and authorisation from their supervisors needs to be provided. * The student must be the first author. * Students wishing to be considered for the prize must submit to dicta2003@csiro.au (a) willing to take part; (b) supervisor's authorisation. The actual paper needs to be submitted at the conference web site. *ORGANISING COMMITTEE* Hugues Talbot, CSIRO (General Chair) Changming Sun, CSIRO (Programme Co-chair) Sebastien Ourselin, CSIRO (Programme Co-chair) Tony Adriaansen, CSIRO (Programme Co-chair) Carolyn Evans, CSIRO Paul Jackway, CSIRO Len Hamey, Macquire University Liz Gorry, CSIRO (Secretary) *PROGRAMME COMMITTEE* A. Bradley (CSSIP/UQ) M. Braun (UTS) M. Brooks (U Adelaide) T. Caelli (U Alberta, Canada) K. L. Chan (NTU, Singapore) T. Downs (UQ) B. Ersboll (TU Denmark) R. Fisher (U Edinburgh, UK) D. Fraser (ADFA) C. S. Fuh (NTU, Taiwan) A. Ginige (UWS) E. Hancock (York U, UK) R. Hodgson (U Massey, NZ) A. K. Jain (Michigan SU, USA) J. Jin (U Sydney) R. Klette (U Auckland, NZ) P. Kovesi (UWA) D. Levy (U Sydney) B. Lovell (UQ) A. Maeder (QUT) G. Malandain (INRIA, France) B. Milthorpe (UNSW) G. Newsam (DSTO) B. Pham (QUT) L. Quan (HKUST, Hong Kong) J. Richards (ANU) Y. Shirai (U Osaka, Japan) D. Suter (Monash) I. Svalbe (Monash) T. N. Tan (CAS, China) E. Trucco (Heriot-Watt U, UK) R. Van den Boomgaard (U Amsterdam, The Netherlands) M. Van Droogenbroeck (U Liege, Belgium) S. Venkatesh (Curtin) L. Vincent (Lizard Tech, USA) G. West (Curtain) H. Yan (City U, Hong Kong) I. T. Young (TU Delft, The Netherlands) *ACCOMMODATION* Several hotels are located near the conference venue. Please ensure that you book early for the hotels as most hotels in the area are expected to be heavily booked for a large Jehovahs Witness conference in December. When booking, please also remember to mention that the room is for the DICTA2003 conference being hosted by CSIRO. Please check the conference web page for details.