ACM Multimedia Asia 2024, for the first time to bring the multimedia community to the most eastern country in the southern hemisphere, invites submission of research papers presenting novel theoretical and algorithmic solutions addressing problems across the domain of multimedia and related applications. The conference also encourages visionary papers on new and emerging topics; papers presenting novel ideas with promising (preliminary) results in realising these ideas; application-oriented papers that make innovative technical contributions to various aspect of the society.
Key dates:
Workshop/Grand Challenge Proposal Submission: 28 Jun 2024
Regular Paper Submission: 19 Jul 2024
Short/Demo Paper Submission: 02 Aug 2024
Tutorial Proposal Submission: 23 Aug 2024
Paper Acceptance Notification: 20 Sep 2024
Workshop Paper Submission: 27 Sep 2024
The topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
▪ Multimedia and Vision
▪ Multimodal Analysis, Description, and Generation
▪ Deep Learning for Multimedia
▪ Emotional and Social Signals in Multimedia
▪ Multimedia Search and Recommendation
▪ Social Multimedia and Mobile Multimedia
▪ Multimedia HCI and Quality of Experience
▪ Multimedia Art, and Entertainment
▪ Music and Audio Processing in Multimedia
▪ Multimedia Systems, Transport, and Delivery
▪ Multimedia for Education
▪ Multimedia for Virtual/Augmented Reality
▪ Multimedia for Social Goods
▪ Multimedia for Culture and Heritage
Highlights of ACM Multimedia Asia 2024
Auckland, New Zealand: Ranked the world’s 1st most liveable city, in the top 10 of the happies cities, home to over 200 different ethnic communities, media innovation, and numerous unique attractions such as Hobbiton movie set from Lord of the Rings.
Opportunities for Extension into Journal Publications: Top ranked papers will be invited to be extended for journals such as Multimedia Systems.
Multimedia for Culture and Heritage: a special session on Multimedia for Culture and Heritage to recognise high quality research that showcases the benefit of multimedia research to the culture and heritage of the society.
Inspiration from Collaborations: to encourage novel ideas from industry and government partners to identify emerging topics in real world. applications. We plan to bring together local industry such as Weta Digital and related academic societies such as computer vision communities and artificial intelligence communities in New Zealand.
Multi-site PhD Schools: to encourage student participation and nurture the next generation of Multimedia researchers, in addition to the on-site PhD school, several 3 remote PhD schools will be planned. With the support of SIGMM on PhD school, we plan to call for PhD school partnerships. PhD schools will feature keynote presentations, student presentations, and student mentoring.
Look forward to receiving your submissions!
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