7 March 2003, Faculty of Information technology,
University of Technology, Sydney (UTS)
Room 4.460, Building 10, UTS
Jones St
Broadway NSW 2007
This workshop aims to bring together local
researchers in the areas of Computer Vision and Image Processing for a
presentation of their activity and a fruitful discussion and exchange of ideas
with other participants.
Everyone who is active in
these areas is more than welcome to attend. Registration will be free for all
participants. The workshop programme
consists of invited presentations from UTS, Griffith University, Motorola
Australia and others.
Dr Xing Zhang (Motorola Australia)
9.00 Opening
First morning session (chair: Massimo Piccardi):
9.15
Phil Sheridan, David Harris, Michael Ward (Griffith University),
Kelly Clark
(Charles Sturt University)
Developing a real-time distributed computer
vision system
9.45 Chaminda
Weerasinghe (Motorola Australia Research Center)
Stereoscopic panoramic video generation using
centro-circular projection technique
10.15 Sean
He (UTS)
MultiRing Network for edge detection on Spiral
Architecture
10.45 Coffee Break
Second morning session (chair: Tom Hintz):
11.15 Alen
Alempjevic (UTS Engineering)
Optical flow analysis to help navigation of a
robotic blimp
11.45 Qiang
Wu (UTS)
Image partitioning on Spiral Architecture
12.15 Massimo
Piccardi (UTS)
Detection of Suspicious Pedestrian Behavior
using Modified Probabilistic Neural Networks
12.45 Lunch
First afternoon session (chair: Sean He):
1.45 Tom
Hintz (UTS)
Title to be announced
2.15 Magnus
Nilsson (Motorola Australia Research Center)
Design and implementation of a CMOS sensor based
video camera incorporating a combined AWB/AEC module
2.45 Tony
Jan (UTS)
Automated Visual Surveillance Application using
Neural Network Classifiers
3.15 Coffee Break
Second afternoon session (chair: Chaminda Weerasinghe):
3.45 Hatice
Gunes (UTS)
Automated classification of female facial beauty
using learning algorithms
4.15 Pramod
Singh (UNSW – formerly with UTS)
Semantic content mining from Multimedia Medical
Data
4.45 Closing
Information on how to reach us
can be found here:
http://it.uts.edu.au/news/move2002/map/map.html
For any other information,
please contact the workshop organisers at the
addresses above.