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Notice

AISB event Bulletin Item

CFP: BMVC2008: Deadline Extension

http://www.comp.leeds.ac.uk/bmvc2008/

FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS

          British Machine Vision Conference 2008
            1st-4th September 2008, Leeds, UK

           http://www.comp.leeds.ac.uk/bmvc2008/

                   DEADLINE EXTENSION
              * 28th April 2008, 11pm BST *

In response to popular demand, the deadline for BMVC2008 has been extended
to
28th April 2008, 11pm BST. There will be no further extensions.

The British Machine Vision Conference is the main UK conference on machine
vision and related areas. Organised by the British Machine Vision
Association, the 19th BMVC will be held 1st-4th September
2008 at the University of Leeds, Leeds, UK.

Authors are invited to submit full-length high-quality papers in image
processing and machine vision. Topics include, but are not limited to:

* Statistics and machine learning for vision
* Model-based vision
* Stereo, calibration, and geometry
* Image processing techniques and methods
* Person, face, and gesture recognition
* Texture, shape, and colour
* Motion, flow and tracking
* Video analysis
* Segmentation and feature extraction
* Document processing and recognition
* Biomedical applications
* Vision for visualisation and graphics

All papers will be blind-refereed by three members of the international
programme committee. Successful papers will be presented at the single-track
conference. Proceedings will be published in paper and electronic form and
distributed at the conference and online.

In addition to the contributed papers, the conference will include keynote
presentations by Ramin Zabih, Professor of Computer Science and Radiology at
Cornell University, USA, and Cordelia Schmid, INRIA Research Director at
INRIA Rhones-Alpes, France.

The conference registration includes a pre-conference tutorial, to be given
by Phil Torr of Oxford Brookes University, UK, on the topic of discrete
optimization methods for computer vision.

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Workshops
---------

We hope to offer delegates an additional workshop on the 4th of September.
Proposals for workshops are invited - please contact the organizers.

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Important Dates
---------------

Paper submission:           28th April 2008, 11pm BST (extended)
Notification of acceptance: 23rd June 2008
Camera-ready papers:        21st July 2008
Main conference:            1st-4th September 2008


A PDF flyer of this CFP is available at
http://www.comp.leeds.ac.uk/bmvc2008/docs/cfp.pdf