CVPR Technical Program: Call for Papers

CVPR 2009 will be held at the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami, Florida.

Papers in the main technical program must describe high-quality,
original research. Topics of interest include all aspects of computer
vision and pattern recognition (applied to images and video)
including, but not limited to, the following areas:

Sensors
Early and Biologically-inspired Vision
Color and Texture
Segmentation and Grouping
Computational Photography and Video
Motion and Tracking
Shape-from-X
Stereo and Structure from Motion
Image-Based Modeling
Illumination and Reflectance Modeling
Shape Representation and Matching
Object Detection, Recognition, and Categorization
Video Analysis and Event Recognition
Face and Gesture Analysis
Statistical Methods and Learning
Performance Evaluation
Medical Image Analysis
Image and Video Retrieval
Vision for Graphics
Vision for Robotics
Applications of Computer Vision

We suggest that authors submitting to CVPR for the first time look at
recent CVPR proceedings so as to judge the appropriateness of the
subject matter of their submissions.

Important Dates

ALL SUBMISSION DEADLINES ARE FIRM. NO EXTENSIONS WILL BE GIVEN.
Abstract Deadline: 	November 13, 2008
(5:00 PM Pacific Standard Time / 1:00 GMT Nov. 14)
Paper Deadline: 	November 20, 2008
(5:00 PM Pacific Standard Time / 1:00 GMT Nov. 21)
Supplementary Material Deadline: 	November 26, 2008
(5:00 PM Pacific Standard Time / 1:00 GMT Nov. 27)
Main Conference: 	June 22-25, 2009
Note: A paper cannot be submitted without an abstract, nor can the
supplementary material be submitted without a paper.

    + See http://www.cvpr2009.org/cvpr09-paper-registration-and-submission.
A new paper submission and review site has been set up and is online.


Information on Submissions

All submissions will be handled electronically. Submission
instructions will be posted on the conference website in due
course. Authors must follow all CVPR09 policies described in the
submission instructions, which include limits on dual submissions and
on revealing the authors' identities.  In addition to the main
technical program, the conference will include Short Courses,
Workshops, Demonstrations, Exhibits, and Videos. Submit proposals to
the appropriate chair:

Short Courses: Yanxi Liu [yanxi@cse.psu.edu]
Workshops: Rahul Sukhankar [rahuls@cs.cmu.edu]
Demos and Exhibits: Jan-Michael Frahm [jmf@cs.unc.edu]
Videos: Gabe Brostow [brostow@inf.ethz.ch]