CFP: ACCV 2009 Workshop on Representation and Modeling of Large-scale 3D Environments (Modeling-3D)

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                         CALL FOR PAPERS

                 The 2009 International Workshop on
  Representation and Modeling of Large-scale 3D Environments (Modeling-3D)
                      (In conjunction with ACCV'2009)
                     Xian, China, September 24, 2009

         http://graphics.usc.edu/~suyay/modeling3D2009.htm

Important Dates
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   - Paper submission due: July 5, 2009
   - Notification of acceptance: August 1, 2009
   - Camera-ready paper due: August 15, 2009
   - Workshop: September 24, 2009


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Recent advances in sensor and modeling technologies enable the development
of novel techniques that offer both feasibility and robust performance on
reconstruction of large-scale environments.  Improvements on the performance
of traditional/novel vision techniques such as structure from motion, 
multi-view
stereo, and image-based modeling have made high-end acquisition of 3D structure
and motion a reality. Advances in sensor technologies such as depth camera,
closer-range laser range finder, and Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR)
permit to deploy modeling systems on terrestrial, airborne, static, moving,
and even handheld platforms to quickly capture 3D structure of a large
environment with high degree of accuracy. Progresses in computer graphics
enable effective representation, rendering and visualization of photorealistic
models on PCs. The advances in high-speed network allow effective delivery of
3D models throughout the networked world.

As part of the ACCV 2009, the Modeling-3D 2009 Workshop will bring together
researchers to present results and innovations in all aspects of modeling and
representation of large-scale 3D environments.  The workshop seeks original
high-quality research and application submissions.  All submitted papers will
be subject to a peer review process.  Accepted papers will be published
together with the proceedings of ACCV 2009 in electronic format by Springer.
High-quality papers will be selected to appear in a special issue of the
International Journal of Virtual Reality (IJVR) after the conference.

Suggested topics include, but are not limited to:

   - Scene reconstruction from multi-dimensional and multi-view images
   - Wide-area structure from motion and stereo
   - 3D scene modeling from multiple sensors
   - Real-time scene modeling from video
   - Range data analysis and processing
   - 3D shape and feature representation
   - Multi-sensor data fusion, alignment, and registration
   - 3D model simplification and compression
   - Stream processing for very large datasets
   - Appearance/illumination modeling and representation
   - Real-time, mobile 3D systems
   - Rending and visualization of large-scale models
   - Applications of large-scale models and modeling systems

Important Dates
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   - Paper submission due: July 5, 2009
   - Notification of acceptance: August 1, 2009
   - Camera-ready paper due: August 15, 2009
   - Workshop: September 24, 2009

Paper Submission Guidelines
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Format: papers submitted for review and publication must follow the format
specified for the main ACCV 2009 conference: author guidelines for paper
submission to ACCV2009. The maximum paper length for review as well as for
publication is 8 pages.

Submission: paper must be submitted electronically in Adobe Acrobat PDF
format at the Submission Website.

Review: the review process is double-blind, so the paper must not include
any information which allows the authors to be identified.  This means that
authors should not indicate their names or affiliations on the paper,
acknowledgements must not be included in the manuscript, and references to
authors' previous work must only be included in a form that does not link
them to the authors.

Organizers
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   Suya You, University of Southern California, USA
   Jonathan Wu, University of Windsor, Canada
   Wanquan Liu, Curtin University of Technology, Australia
   Richard Xu, Charles Sturt University, Australia

Program Committee
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   Adrien Bartoli, CNRS, France
   Anup Basu, Univ. of Alberta, Canada
   Kostas Daniilidis Univ. of Pennsylvania, USA
   Robert Fisher, University of Edinburgh, UK
   Patrick Flynn, University of Notre Dame, USA
   Jan-Michael Frahm, UNC Chapel Hill, USA
   Shinsaku Hiura, Osaka University, Japan
   Takeo Kanade, Carnegie Mellon University, USA
   Jana Kosecka, George Mason University, USA
   Ze-Nian Li, Simon Fraser University, Canada
   Xuelong Li, Univ. of London, UK
   Suresh Lodha, Univ. of California, Santa Cruz, USA
   Ajmal Saeed Mian, Univ. of Western Australia, Australia
   Philippos Mordohai, Stevens Institute of Technology, USA
   Ulrich Neumann, University of Southern California, USA
   Ramakant Nevatia, University of Southern California, USA
   Zhigeng Pan, Zhejiang University, China
   Charalambos Poullis, USC, USA
   Gerhard Roth, Univ. of Ottawa, Canada
   Ioannis Stamos, City University of New York, USA
   Rin-ichiro Taniguchi, Kyushu University, Japan
   Jun Takamatsu, Nara Inst. of Science & Tech, Japan
   Svetha Venkatesh, Curtin Univ. of Technology, Australia
   Guanghui Wang, Univ. of Windsor, Canada
   John Zelek, Univ. of Waterloo, Canada
   Zhigang Zhu, City Univ. of New York, USA

Contacts
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For any question about the Modeling-3D 2009 Workshop, please contact to:
modeling3d2009@gmail.com

http://graphics.usc.edu/~suyay/modeling3D2009.htm

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