The Sixth IEEE International Workshop on Visual Surveillance

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Call for Papers

This decade has witnessed a major upsurge in terrorist activity across the world. Civil security research has particular importance for ensuring the safety of the world's citizens at a time when terrorist threats are more diverse and less predictable. There are widespread expectations that technology will provide an effective defence against terrorism – particularly through the use of CCTV. However, despite the extraordinary progress in real-time processing of CCTV image streams, there are a number of significant methodological challenges which must be met if automatic interpretation systems are to be effective. These challenges include segmenting and tracking individuals in crowded scenes; the ability to characterize threat; ; reducing the number of false alarms; automatic learning of human-oriented scene structure; and semantic linkage between networks of cameras and other sensors. To address these challenges, contributions are particular welcome in the following areas:

  • Background and environment modelling
  • Object tracking and classification
  • Behaviour analysis and recognition
  • Biometric identification
  • Image sequence classification
  • Image database annotation and searching
  • Wide area surveillance
  • Camera networks and data fusion
  • Camera calibration
  • Performance evaluation
 
 
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