The London Imaging Meeting (LIM) is a new yearly topic-based conference in imaging science being launched in 2020.

The theme of the first conference is “Future Colour Imaging”.

Conference website: http://www.imaging.org/site/IST/IST/Conferences/LIM/LIM_Home.aspx

Keynote Talks

6 April: Laurence Maloney (professor, NYU)

7 April: Felix Heide (professor, Princeton)

Focal Talks

Visual Computing: Jon Hardeberg (professor, NNTU)

Colour Science: Ronnier Luo (professor, Zheijiang)

CV and ML: Raimondo Schettini (professor, Milano-Bicocca)

Perception: Hannah Smithson (professor, Oxford)

3D Printing: Philipp Urban (professor, Fraunhofer)

Venue

The conference will take place over two days at the Institute of Physics in London, 6-7 April 2020.

To facilitate easy travel to and from the conference, the technical programme begins mid-morning on the 6th and finishes late afternoon on the 7th (only a single night needs to be spent in London).

Program Topics

Authors are invited to submit short-papers describing original work in technical areas related to colour imaging.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

colour science

human colour perception

physics-based computer vision

illumination

image reproduction.

Submission Deadline: 13 December 2019
Submission Format:  4 page draft paper