Fifth International Workshop on

 Content-Based Multimedia Indexing, CBMI-2007

 June 25-27, 2007, Bordeaux, France

Last Call for Papers

 

Following the four successful previous events of CBMI (Toulouse 1999, Brescia 2001, Rennes 2003 and Riga 2005), CBMI’2007 will be held on June 25 – 27 2007 at the University  Bordeaux -1/LABRI, France. CBMI’07 aims at bringing together the various communities involved in the different aspects of Content-Based Multimedia Indexing. A special issue of Signal Processing : Image Communication Journal, Elsevier is devoted to CBMI.

The Workshop is supported by IEEE, EURASIP, European research networks COST292 and Muscle, INRIA, CNRS, Region d’Aquitaine, University Bordeaux 1, IBM

 

Topics

 

Multimedia indexing and retrieval (image, audio, video, text)
Multimedia content extraction
Matching and similarity search
Construction of high level indices
Multi-modal and cross-modal indexing
Content-based search techniques
Multimedia data mining
Presentation tools
Meta-data compression and transformation
Handling of very large scale multimedia database
Organisation, summarisation and browsing of multimedia documents
Applications
Evaluation and metrics
 
Paper submission
Perspective contributors are invited to submit papers via conference web-site http://cbmi07.labri.fr
Submission of full paper (to be received by):                      January 25, 2007

Notification of acceptance:                                                March 10, 2007

Submission of camera-ready papers:                                   April 10, 2007

Submission of extended versions in Special issue of JSPIC   March 1, 2007

 

Chair of Organising committee : Jenny Benois-Pineau, LABRI, University Bordeaux 1, France

Technical Program Chair : Eric Pauwels, CWI, The Netherlands

 

Technical Program Commitee

 

Régine André-Obrecht (IRIT)

Yannis Avrithis (NTUA)

Michel Barlaud (I3S)

Jenny Benois-Pineau (LABRI)

Catherine Berrut (CLIPS-IMAG)

Alberto del Bimbo (U Florence)

Nozha Boujema (INRIA)

Patrick Bouthemy (IRISA/INRIA)

Matthieu Cord (LIP6)

Edward Delp (Purdue University)

Chabane Djeraba (LIFL)

Moncef Gabbouj (TUT)

Patrick Gros (IRISA)

Alan Hanjalic (TU Delft)

Benoit Huet (Eurecom)

Ebroul Izquierdo (QMUL)

Philippe Joly (IRIT)

Stephanos Kollias (NTUA)

Yiannis Kompatsiaris (ITI)

Riccardo Leonardi (U Brescia)

Stepahne  Marchand-Maillet (UniGe)

Ferran  Marques (UPC)

José María Martínez (UAM)

Bernard Merialdo (EURECOM)

Jan Nesvadba (Philips)

Andreas Nuernberger (U Magdebourg)

Francois Pachet (Sony)

Fernando Pereira (IST)

Georges Quénot (CLIPS-IMAG)

Andreas Rauber  (TU Wien)

Gael Richard (Telecom)

Philippe Salembier (UPC)

Henri Sanson (FT R&D)

Steffen Staab (U Koblenz)

Alan Smeaton (DCO)

Shin’Ichi Satoh (NII)

Murat Tekalp (KU)

Cultural program will be devoted to the oldest French tradition of Bordeaux wine making. It will comprise a visit to a historical castle and finest Bordeaux wine testing.