[UAI] Kes 2002 Special Session on "Soft Computing Techniques for Computer Graphics"

From: Stefano Ferrari (ferrari@dti.unimi.it)
Date: Mon Feb 11 2002 - 10:38:45 PST

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                                     CALL FOR PAPERS

                            The Sixth International Conference on
                           Knowledge-Based Intelligent Information
                                             &
                                    Engineering Systems

                                     --- KES 2002 ---

                         http://www.brighton.ac.uk/kes/kes2002/

                                     Special Session on
                    "Soft Computing Techniques for Computer Graphics"

                               Podere d'Ombriano, Crema, Italy
                                  16, 17 & 18 September 2002

                              Hosted by the University of Milan

    Theme of Special Session
    ------------------------

    Computer graphics techniques allow to synthesize 2D images and 3D models of a
    scene and effectively manipulate them. The achievement of a highly realistic
    result is still one of the main challenges faced by computer graphics.

    One of the main avenues of research is to explore the use of models
    reconstructed starting from data captured (measured) from the real world.
    However, the capture process introduces several technical problems which limit
    the quality of the result. These are due, for example, to measurement errors,
    not complete datasets, reliable fusion of multi-source data.

    Soft computing provides tools for effectively tackle these problems by
    taking advantage of its inherent parallel processing paradigm, which is
    well suited to the large datasets common in computer graphics. Moreover soft
    computing is suitable to incorporate in the processing stages a-priori
    knowledge
    about the processing tasks.

    This Special Session will focus on soft computing-based procedures, which
    are of potential interest for improving the quality and easyness of
    manipulation
    of computer graphics models.

    Special session topics include (but are not restricted to):
    - AI techniques for real object digitization,
    - 3D models simplification,
    - synthetic characters
    - tools for texture retrivial/synthesis
    - behavioral animation
    - avatars
    - 2D image representation
    - video processing
    - augmented reality
    - volume rendering

    Deadlines
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    * Receipt of papers: 15 April 2002
    * Notification of acceptance: 15 May 2002
    * Camera-ready papers: 1 June 2002

    Submission of papers
    --------------------

    Papers may be submitted for review in electronic form by email, in Microsoft
    Word, postscript or PDF format. Alternatively, send three paper copies by
    post.
    In any case papers must correspond to the requirements detailed in IOS
    Instructions for the Preparation of a Camera-Ready Manuscript
    (http://www.brighton.ac.uk/kes/kes2002/instruct.doc).
    A LaTeX Style file can be found on the IOS web site
    (http://www.iospress.nl/site/authco/book.html).
    The maximum length of papers is five pages, prepared according to the IOS
    instructions. Longer papers will be subject to an Additional Page charge.

    Electronic copies of the papers in Word, PDF or PS form are acceptable for
    review purposes. However, please note that you will be required to send
    camera-ready hard copy of the final paper; electronic submission of the final
    paper is not acceptable.

    Publication
    -----------

    The session papers will be published in the Conference Proceedings (IOS
    Press, Amsterdam, the Netherlands).

    Extended versions of selected papers will be considered for publication in
    the KES Journal (International Journal of Knowledge-Based Intelligent
    Engineering Systems).

    Session Chairs
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    Dr. Stefano Ferrari
    University of Milan, Department of Information Technologies
    via Bramante 65, 26013 Crema (CR), Italy
    phone: +39-0373-898-238 secretary: +39-0373-898-249
    fax: +39-0373-898-253 email: ferrari@dti.unimi.it

    Prof. Alberto Borghese
    University of Milan, Department of Computer Science
    Via Comelico, 39 20135 Milano, Italy
    phone: +39-02-5031.6325 secretary: +39-02-503-6410
    fax: +39-02-5031.6373 email: borghese@dsi.unimi.it
    web: http://www.inb.mi.cnr.it/MAVR.html



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