1. DATES &
VENUE
13-15 January
1999 at Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Canary Islands (Spain)
2. COMMITTEES
General Chairman:
James L. Crowley (I.N.P. Grenoble, France)
Program Chairman:
Henrik Christensen (KTH, Sweden)
Publication
Chair: Claus Andersen (Univ. Aalborg, Denmark)
Local Chair:
Jorge Cabrera (Univ. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain)
Claus Anderssen,
(Univ. Aalborg, Denmark)
Ruzena Bajcsy,
(Univ. Pensilvania, USA)
Kevin Bowyer,
(Univ. South Florida, USA)
Chris Brown,
(Univ. Rochester, USA)
Jorge Cabrera,
(ULPGC, Spain)
Henrik Christensen,
(KTH, Sweden).
Patrick Courtney,
(Visual Automation, England)
James L. Crowley,
(I.N.P. Grenoble, France)
Ernst Dickmanns,
(Univ. BW Munich, Germany)
Rudiger Dillmann,
(Univ. Karlsruhe, Germany)
Bruce Draper,
(Univ. Colorado, USA)
Jan-Olof Eklundh,
(KTH, Sweden)
Robert Fisher,
(Univ. of Edinburgh, UK)
Catherine Garbay,
(TIMC-IMAG, France)
Erik Granum,
(Univ. Aalborg, Denmark)
Domingo Guinea,
(IAI-CSIC, Spain)
Mario Hernandez,
(ULPGC, Spain)
Hirochika Inoue,
(Univ. Tokyo, Japan)
David Kortenkamp,
(JSC-NASA, USA)
Kurt Konolige,
(SRI, USA)
Claus Madsen,
(Univ. Aalborg, Denmark)
Ehud Rivlin,
(Technion Inst., Israel)
Giulio Sandini,
(Univ. Genova, Italy)
Bernt Schiele,
(MIT, USA)
Chris Taylor,
(Univ. Manchester, UK)
Mohan Trivedi,
(Univ. California San Diego, USA)
John Tsotsos,
(Univ. Toronto, Canada)
David Vernon,
(Maynooth College, Ireland)
Jose Santos Victor,
(IST Lisbon, Portugal)
Thierry Vieville,
(INRIA, France)
Jordi Vitria,
(CVC-UAB, Spain)
Domingo Benítez-Díaz (ULPGC, Spain)
Jorge Cabrera-Gámez (ULPGC, Spain)
Modesto Castrillón-Santana (ULPGC, Spain)
Antonio Carlos Domínguez-Brito (ULPGC, Spain)
Antonio Falcón-Martel (ULPGC, Spain)
Cayetano Guerra-Artal (ULPGC, Spain)
Daniel Hernández-Sosa (ULPGC, Spain)
F. Mario Hernández-Tejera (ULPGC, Spain)
Josep Isern-González (ULPGC, Spain)
Javier Lorenzo-Navarro (ULPGC, Spain)
Juan Mendez-Rodríguez (ULPGC, Spain)
Irael Pérez-Pérez (ULPGC, Spain)
3. SCOPE
By vision systems
we refer to fully integrated (and operational) systems. There has been
a lot of research on component technologies as described in standard vision
conferences like ICCV, ECCV, and CVPR. It is, however, characteristic that
very little has been reported on fully INTEGRATED systems. Integration
of component technologies requires not only vision techniques, but also
understanding of fundamental concepts from basic computer science (like
scheduling and planning), methods for handling of uncertainty, control theory (for interactive
systems), etc. This conference focuses on methods
and concepts for construction of fully integrated systems.
4. TOPICS
The conference
solicits papers on the following topics
- System architectures
- Methods for
system synthesis and verification
- Active Vision
systems
- Control of
perception and attention
- Knowledge/system
representation
- Multi-Agent
systems and coordination
- Context modeling
- Cue integration
- Prototype
systems
- Performance
characterization & benchmarking
5. DEADLINES
| Official call for papers: |
January 5, 1998. |
| Second call for papers: |
March 15, 1998. |
| Submission of full papers: |
May 30, 1998. * NOW CLOSED * |
| Notification of acceptance: |
August 15, 1998. |
| Delivery of full accepted papers: |
September 30, 1998. |
| Conference: |
January 13-15, 1999. |
6. INSTRUCTIONS
FOR SUBMISSION
Four copies of papers of up
to 20 pages (11 pt font, double spaced, including figures) should be sent
in hardcopy so as to arrive at the address:
Centre for Autonomous Systems
NADA/CVAP
Kungliga Tekniska Hoegskolan
S-100 44 Stockholm, Sweden
ATT: ICVS
prior to the submission deadline. (Acceptance is now closed)
NOTICE.
For last minute submissions, contributions can be uploaded to the FTP site
ftp.nada.kth.se in the sub directory CVAP/users/hic/ICVS.
Please, note that files cannot be removed afterwards and authors are REQUIRED
to send an email (hic@nada.kth.se) to notify their electronic submission.
Only POSTCRIPT files will be accepted. If a file does not print in the first
attempt, authors will be notified through email to fix the problem.
7. PUBLICATION
The papers from
the conference will be published as volume in the Computer Science series.
A special journal issue will also be published with selected papers from the conference.
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GIAS (Artificial Intelligence and Systems Group)
