ACCV2009


Honorary Chair Zhanyi Hu Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Science, China Peter Sturm INRIA, France Organizing Chair Yihong Wu Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Science, China Lixin Fan Nokia Research Center, Finland

Program Committee Jian Cheng Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Science, China Qiulei Dong Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Science, China Jun-Sik Kim Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon University, USA Pierre Gurdjos Institut de Recherche en Informatique de Toulouse, France Timo PylvÄanÄainen Nokia Research Center, Finland Changsheng Xu Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Science, China Haijiang Zhu Beijing University of Chemical Technology, China

Program

Invited Talk Prof. Yi Ma Dr. Lixin Fan

Workshop on

Community Based 3D Content and Its Applications
In Mobile Internet Environments

September 24, 2009, Xi'an, China

In conjunction with
The 9th Asian Conference on Computer Vision (ACCV)
　

News/Updates

Paper submission is now open.
Online submission website: https://cmt.research.microsoft.com/MI3D2009
Paper submission deadline postponed to 26 July 2009
Best paper/demo awards announced. Sponsored by Nokia.

Program available

Good news: Professor Yi Ma, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, will present an invited talk, "Multiple-view geometry and symmetry for image-based 3D reconstruction"

Congratulations: Liang Wang won the best paper and a nokia mobile phone award

Call for papers

We invite you to participate in the first workshop on Community Based 3D Content and Its Applications in Mobile Internet Environments, which will be held in conjunction with the ninth Asian Conference on Computer Vision (ACCV09), on Sept 24, 2009, in Xi’an, China.

Background

Internet community contributed contents such as flickr photos and youtube videos have impacted billions of peoples life. Google map street view and Microsoft PhotoSynth provide intuitive user interfaces for efective browsing of internet contents contributed by millions of users. Recent advances in mobile devices that embed cameras, GPS and other sensors have shown great potential to create a mobile internet ecosystem, in which 3D contents are co-created, processed, integrated and consumed in a seamless manner. Given the pervasiveness of such mobile devices in near future, this ecosystem is expected to reach billions of users through applications such as mobile photo/video sharing, 3D scene retrieval, navigation, and augmented reality etc.

Workshop topic

The workshop will be a one-day event, consisting of oral, poster and demo sessions. The workshop aims to explore creative technological solutions and potential applications of such a mobile internet environment. While traditional computer vision technology no doubt plays a central role in 3D content acquisition and processing, innovative solutions that fuse multimodal information and exploit mobile internet features are worthwhile as well. Prospective authors are invited to submit full papers describing high-quality, original research. Topics of interests include all aspects of devices, data acquisition, processing, fusion and applications:

- Devices: 3D cameras, GPS and/or orientation sensor augmented cameras;
- 3D Reconstruction: 3D scene reconstruction techniques for static and dynamic scenes, visual SLAM,
multi-view and multi-sensor imaging, 3D data integration, 3D tracking, 3D content-based retrieval
and recognition, 3D reconstruction from mobile devices, 3D face analysis;
- Visualization: 3D mesh, texture, point, and volume-based representation,
object-based representation and segmentation, 3D motion animation,
3D scene browsing on mobile devices, 3D electronic-map;
- Applications: augmented reality and virtual environments,
mixing of virtual and real worlds, other applications.

Important Dates

Paper submission deadline postponed to 26 July 2009
Notification of acceptance: 10 August 2009
Camera-ready papers: 15 August 2009

Format of Submissions

The layout of submitted papers must adhere to the Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) formats (see Information for LNCS Authors). Manuscripts should be no longer than 12 pages. Only electronic papers in PDF format are acceptable (detailed submission instructions are the same as those of ACCV). The workshop reviewing is double blind. This means that the authors and affiliates should be omitted from the review version of the paper. If the paper cites the authors' own work (and identifies it as such) the references to the cited work should be omitted from the bibliography.

Review and Publication

Paper submission will be reviewed by at least three reviewers for its originality, significance, clarity, soundness and relevance of technical contents. Accepted papers will be published in the workshop proceedings of ACCV 2009.

Awards

Thanks to generous support from Nokia, the workshop will offer two awards for:
Nokia Best Paper Award
Nokia Best Demo Award

Supported by

Useful links

ACCV website: http://www.accv2009.org/ACCV2009/Home.html