http://telin.rug.ac.be/mirage2003/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mirage 2003 intends to be a very particular conference in the field of Information Technology: it is dedicated to computer vision and computer graphics collaboration studied as a tool for the production of mirages of reality. In the domain of computer vision, this collaboration may take the form of model-based approaches with feedback, as models are essential to process, analyze, understand and generate complex still and animated images in a stable manner. Such models must be comprehensive and their parameters updated according to the difference between the expectation (real image) and the synthesized results. In the computer graphics domain, a special emphasis will be set upon techniques using real images as input for realistic rendering, visualization and special effects. Mirage 2003 is going to be an international conference where authors are encouraged to submit papers on theoretical, computational, experimental or industrial aspects of model-based image analysis and synthesis. Mirage 2003 will be held in the new Jacques-Louis Lions conference room of the INRIA Rocquencourt research centre on March, 10-11 2003. The INRIA Rocquencourt research centre is located at a short drive of the historic Versailles castle. Topics include (but are not limited to) Model-based imaging and analysis Model-based vision approaches Model-based indexing and database retrieval Model-based object tracking in image sequences Image-based rendering and inverse rendering techniques New trends in model-based (and intrinsic) video compression techniques 3D realistic simulation Virtual and augmented reality Generation of special effects Model-based evaluation of computer vision techniques, Image quality Applications Human-computer interaction, haptics Virtual prototyping Post-production, computer animation Multimedia applications (including face and gesture recognition), multimedia databases Military applications Medical and biomedical applications Applications of fractals and multifractals -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------- http://telin.rug.ac.be/mirage2003/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Time-schedule Monday, March 10 08:30 ^Ö 09:00 Registration 09:00 ^Ö 09:30 Introduction 09:30 ^Ö 11:00 Session 1 Paper 122, Multimedia-Oriented Feature Link, Yan Jianfeng. Paper 123, Modeling Hysteretic Behaviour of Fabrics. Jeremy Denise, David Reversat, André Gagalowicz. Paper 129, Gray Level Image Enhancement using the Support Fuzzification in the Framework of Logarithmic Models. Vasile Patrascu. 11:00 ^Ö 11:30 Coffee Break 11:30 ^Ö 12:30 Invited talk Paper 143, Real-Time Generation and High Fidelity Visualization of 3D Video. Takashi Matsuyama, Xiaojunn Wu, Takeshi Takai and Shohei Nobuhara. 12:30 ^Ö 14:00 Lunch 14:00 ^Ö 15:30 Session 2 Paper 107, Modelling the 3D Pose of a Human Arm and the Shoulder Complex. Thomas B. Moeslund, Claus B. Madsen and Erik Granum. Paper 119, Human Body tracking using a 3D generic model applied to Golf Swing analysis. Philippe Gérard, André Gagalowicz. Paper 121, Video Modeling and Retrieval Based on Trajectories. Yan Jianfeng. 15:30 ^Ö 16:00 Coffee Break 16:00 ^Ö 18:00 Session 3 Paper 124, Model-based object recognition and localization for augmented reality. David Beier, Ronny Billert and Beat Bruederlin. Paper 131, A versatile 3D modelling system based on skeleton extraction. Umberto Castellani, Vittorio Murino. Paper 137, From Visual Tracking to Animation using Hierarchical Sampling. Joel Mitchelson, Adrian Hilton. Paper 125, Robust line-based calibration of lens distortion from a single view. Thorsten Thormählen, Hellward Broszio and Ingolf Wassermann. 20:00 Conference dinner Tuesday, March 11 09:00 ^Ö 10:30 Session 4 Paper 111, Modeling and rendering in 3D coordinate defined by two cameras for shared virtual space communication. Daisuke Iso, Hideo Saito. Paper 114, New view synthesis with non-stationary mosaicing. Doron Feldman, Assaf Zomet, Daphna Weinshall and Shmuel Peleg. Paper 118, A linear approach for on line focal length calibration. Zhaolin Cheng, Aun Neow Poo and Peter C.Y. Chen. 10:30 ^Ö 11:00 Coffee Break 11:00 ^Ö 12:00 Invited talk Paper 144, CITRIS ^Ö Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society: Accomplishments, New Opportunities and Challenges. Ruzena Bajcsy. 12:00 ^Ö 12:30 Session 5 Paper 110, Video Realistic Talking Heads using Hierarchical Non-Linear Speech-Appearance Models. Darren Cosker, David Marshall, Paul Rosin and Yulia Hicks. 12:30 ^Ö 14:00 Lunch 14:00 ^Ö 15:30 Session 6 Paper 113, Color-based face detection in the ^Ó15 seconds of fame^Ô art installation. Franc Solina, Peter Peer, Borut Batagelj, Samo Juvan and Jure Kovac. Paper 115, Towards view-based pose-invariant face recognition using frontal and profile face views under a single light source and ambient light. Xiaozheng Zhang and Yongsheng Gao. Paper 127, Fast and Reliable Active Appearance Model Search for 3D Face Tracking. Fadi Dornaika and Jorgen Ahlberg. 15:30 ^Ö 16:00 Coffee Break 16:00 ^Ö 17:30 Session 7 Paper 132, Morphological Adaptation of a 3D Model of Face from Images. Richard Roussel, André Gagalowicz. Paper 120, Video-Based 3D Soccer Scene Reconstruction. Wei Du, André Gagalowicz, Hua Li. Paper 134, Toward the design of a simulator to analyse team sport strategies. Mavromatis Sebastien, Baratgin Jean and Sequeira Jean. 17:30 ^Ö 17:40 Closing