[M4IF News] DCV02 workshop

[Nam Ling]

Dear M4IF members,
I would like to take this opportunity to publicize the Third International Workshop on Digital and 
Computational Video (DCV02) to the M4IF members.
The DCV02 workshop addresses a broad range of technical interests in digital and computational video
technology, of which MPEG-4 video is one of the most important elements. 
We encourage researchers to submit papes and to organize sessions in the areas of MPEG-4 video
coding/decoding, networked video, synthetic video and animation, object-based video coding, 
mobile visual communications, digital TV, studio video, and many other topics and applications
related to MPEG-4. 
A call for papers is attached below.
Thanks,
Nam Ling
Program Co-Chair, DCV02
                  Third International Workshop on
                   Digital and Computational Video
                             November14-15, 2002
                        Radisson Suite Resort on Sand Key
                        Clearwater Beach, Florida, U.S.A.
                           PRELIMINARY CALL FOR PAPERS
 The Third International Workshop on Digital and Computational Video
(DCV '02)
 presents and explores the trends in digital and computational video
including,
 but not limited to, the applications, technology and mathematical
aspects of
 this 21st century era.  This workshop aims to bring together
researchers and
 users to share their experiences, vision and methodologies.  By
providing a
 forum which would include experts from mathematical sciences, medicine,
 engineering, computer science, education, fine arts and television, it
intends
 to cross-fertilize ideas and to bridge cross-cultural differences.  The
 workshop will include keynote presentations and regular paper
presentations on
 topics including, but not limited to:
 · Telemedicine                 · Stereo vision
 · Digital television           · Computed medical imaging
 · Standards conversion         · Mass communications
 · Motion estimation            · Mathematical morphology
   and compensation             · Networked video
 · 3D modeling                  · Distance learning
 · Digital arts and animation   · Camera on a chip
 · Algorithms and software      · Microelectronics for video
 The program committee invites authors to submit a three to four page
summary of
 their paper.  Submission instructions will be found at the DCV website
 web.cacs.louisiana.edu/~belinda/publish/index.html
 Papers should clearly describe the nature of the work, explain its
 significance,  highlight its novel features, and project its
scientific,
 medical, industrial or other applications significance.
   ·  Summaries due                 June 20, 2023
   ·  Notification of acceptance    August 5, 2023
   ·  Final Manuscript              August 20, 2023
 Submit all summaries by email to:          For General Information,
contact:
 Magdy Bayoumi                              Cathy Pomier
 mab   cacs.louisiana.edu                     cathy   cacs.louisiana.edu 
 Center for Advanced Computer Studies       Center for Advanced Computer
Studies
 University of Louisiana at Lafayette       University of Louisiana at
Lafayette
 Lafayette, LA  70504                       Lafayette, LA  70504
 Information on DCV '01 can be found at http://ee.eng.usf.edu/DCV01.
 General Chairs:
 Magdy Bayoumi, University of Louisiana, Lafayette
 Vijay Jain, University of South Florida
 Program chairs:
 Nam Ling, University of Santa Clara
 Joern Ostermann, AT&T
 Technical Sponsorship:
 IEEE Signal Processing; Design and Implementation of Signal Processing
Systems
                         Technical Committee
 IEEE Circuits & Systems; Visual Signal Processing and Communication TC
                          Circuits and Systems for Communications TC
 Organised by: The center for Advanced Computer Studies, ULL
               Center for Digital and Computational Video, USF