1st Call for papers Topical Issue on 3DTV 3D Research Journal, Springer Capturing three-dimensional visual information of a real-life scene and creating an exact (except the scale) optical duplicate are ultimate goals in visual communications over decades. All core and peripheral components related to this goal are collectively referred as “Three-Dimensional Television (3DTV)”. The objective of the topical issue on 3DTV from the new Springer’s journal of 3D Research, is to present the advances and the new developments of researchers working on different but complementary areas (computer vision and graphics, signal processing, telecommunications, electronics, optics and physics), so that full scale 3D video capabilities are seamlessly integrated. Papers are solicited, but not limited to, the following and related topics: * Capturing 3D scenery: 3D capture for static and dynamic scenes, Multi-camera recording, 3D photography algorithms, Synchronization and calibration of camera arrays, 3D view registration, Multi-view geometry and calibration, Holographic camera techniques * 3D data processing: 3D motion analysis and tracking, Surface modeling for 3D scenes, Multi-view image and processing, 3D head pose and gaze tracking * Representation of 3D information: 3D mesh and volume representation, Texture and point representation, Object-based representation and segmentation * Coding 3D data for transmission: Systems, architecture and streaming aspects of 3DTV, Compression of depth and dispariy maps, meshes, holograms, and light fields, Error-related issues and handling of 3d video, Multi-view video coding, 3D mesh compression, Audio coding for 3DTV * Displaying the result for 3D viewing: Stereoscopic and auto-stereoscopic display techniques, Holographic display technology, Reduced parallax systems and integral imaging, Underlying optics and VLSI technology, Projection and display technology for 3D video, Interaction with 3DTV, Human factors and health effects of 3D vision * 3DTV custom applications: 3D imaging in heritage and archaeology, 3D Teleimmersion and remote collaboration, Augmented reality and virtual environments, 3D cinema, games and entertainment, Medical and biomedical applications, 3D Content-based retrieval and recognition, 3D Watermarking Submission Authors are kindly asked to carefully read over the Springer’s Author Guidelines, and submit an electronic copy of their complete manuscript at https://www.editorialmanager.com/dres/ by choosing the article type as "3DTV" for the topical issue. Important Dates Manuscript Due: 29 July 2011 Publication Date: 4th quarter 2011 Journal’s web site http://www.springer.com/engineering/signals/journal/13319 Guest Editor Georgios A. Triantafyllidis Assistant Professor Applied Informatics & Multimedia Dept. Technological Educational Institute of Crete Heraklion 71004, Crete, Greece email: gt@teicrete.gr