From: subsol@sophia.inria.fr (Gerard Subsol) Subject: CFP: IEEE International Workshop on MODEL-BASED 3D IMAGE ANALYSIS Date: 23 Jul 1997 12:50:03 GMT Message-ID: <5r4ulr$4n7@news-sop.inria.fr> Organization: INRIA, Sophia-Antipolis (Fr) ############################################################### # # ###### ##### ### # ## ## # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # ###### ##### # # # # # # # # # ####### # # # # # # # # # # # ###### ##### ### # # IEEE International Workshop on MODEL-BASED 3D IMAGE ANALYSIS (in conjunction with ICCV'98) January 3, 1998 Bombay, India ######################################################################### CALL FOR PAPERS - Deadline Friday, 29 August 1997 - ######################################################################### ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Co-chairs: Dr. Elisabeth Cuchet, GE, Bangalore, India Dr. GE9rard Subsol, INRIA Sophia Antipolis, France Scientific Board Prof. Raj Acharya, SUNY-Buffalo, USA Prof. Nicholas Ayache, INRIA Sophia Antipolis, France Prof. Michael Brady, Oxford University, United-Kingdom Prof. Guido Gerig, ETH, Zurich, Switzerland Prof. GE9rard Medioni, University of South California, United States Prof. Dimitris Metaxas, University of Pennsylvania, United States Prof. Alex Pentland, MIT, Cambridge, United-States Prof. Jean Ponce, University of Illinois, United States Prof. Daniel Thalmann, EPFL, Switzerland Program Committee (to be defined by the Scientific Board) ######################################################################### PRESENTATION These last years have seen the multiplication of 3D images due to the development and improvement of new acquisition devices (CT-Scan, MR, 3D ultrasound, confocal microscopy, seismic imagery, Cyberware range laser, etc.) in several application fields (medicine, molecular biology, geology, indu stry, paleontology, etc.). Such 3D images are very large, difficult to interac t with, and contain very complex non-polyhedral structures. In order to ob tain precise and reliable results within a reasonable computation time, 3D ima ge processing algorithms are very often based on "models", i.e., simplified and synthetic representations of complex entities. This workshop will be an opportunity to gather people from different fiel ds (Computer Vision, Medical Imaging, Industry, etc.) to present their resea rch and results, to exchange ideas, and to discuss model-based 3D image analy sis. There are three main axes for the workshop: * Design of a model. What to model? Mathematical formulations? How to infer model parameters from a database? Geometry Modeling Shape Modeling Physical Modeling Mechanical Modeling Motion/Deformation Modeling Morphometric Tools Atlas Construction Deformable Models Virtual Worlds ... * Utilization of a model. How to use the model to represent structures as well as their properties? Model-Based Segmentation Model-Based Matching and Tracking Model-Guided Registration Physical Simulation Morphometric Analysis Virtual Reality/Augmented Reality ... * Applications. Examples of concrete implementations of model-based 3D image analysis. Medicine (representation of anatomical knowledge, planning, assisted diagnosis, surgery simulation, etc) Molecular Biology (3D substructure matching of proteins, etc) Geology (extraction of rifts in seismic images, etc) Industry (non destructive control quality, reverse engineering, etc) Paleontology (study of fossil evolution, etc) ... The workshop will be composed of 16 oral presentations of 20-minutes and a key note talk given by an authoritative person of the field. Texts of present ations will be published in proceedings that will be available for the workshop. ######################################################################### SUBMISSION GUIDELINES Paper submission will be in the definitive format of publication in proce edings: * 8 pages including figures and references. * IEEE conference style (print area of 17.5 cm wide by 22.53 cm high, 2 columns, 10-point Times font, single spaced). (Latex style is available from the Web page). * in addition, a summary page describing originality, importance, relation to other work should be included. The papers will be reviewed by 3 people from the Program Committee. 5 copies of papers must be sent to one of the two co-chairs before Friday , 29 August. Dr. GE9rard Subsol Projet EPIDAURE INRIA 2004, route des Lucioles BP 93 06902 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS Cedex FRANCE Dr. Elisabeth Cuchet Hulkul Residency, F5 81, Lavelle Road 560001 BANGALORE INDIA Deadline for paper submission: Friday, 29 August 1997 Acceptation notification: Friday, 3 October 1997 Definitive paper reception: Friday, 31 October 1997 ######################################################################### For any information, please consult the Web page at: http://www.inria.fr/epidaure/personnel/subsol/MB3IA/mb3ia.html or mail to Dr. GE9rard Subsol . #########################################################################