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April 4th, 2023 
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Deadline Extended to April 14: CFP: 18th International conference on machine vision applications
April 4th, 2023 Daniela Lopez de Luise The eighteenth International Conference on Machine Vision Applications will be held at ACT CITY Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan from July 23 through 25, 2023.
The conference is sponsored by the IEICE-ISS, co-organized by IEICE-ISS-PRMU, and endorsed by IAPR.
Submission deadline has been extended.
Full Paper (4 pages) Submission Deadline: March 31, 2023 → April 14, 2023 (23:59 PST) [extended]
We look forward to your submission.
Accepted papers will be published in IEEE Xplore.
The aim of this conference is to bring together researchers and practitioners from both academia and industry, and to stimulate the exchange of knowledge through intensive discussions on the cutting-edge research topics.
Topics-of-interest include, but are not limited to, sensing, algorithms, and applications (Factory automation and robotics, Intelligent Transport Systems, Human computer interaction, biomedical, multimedia, and life) concerning the image media.
Papers should be prepared in the designated format in four pages, and submitted electronically by the deadline.
Accepted papers will be presented in English either as an oral presentation or a poster presentation.
Note that at least one author of an accepted paper must present their work at the conference.
If you have a reason such as illness or difficulty traveling, we allow you to participate online as well.
Details can be found in the MVA2023 Web site or our twitter and facebook.
https://www.mva-org.jp/mva2023/
https://twitter.com/MVA_ORG/
https://www.facebook.com/Mva-org/
Important Dates:
– Full Paper (4 pages) Submission Deadline: March 31, 2023 → April 14, 2023 (23:59 PST) [extended]
– Notification of Acceptance: June 13, 2023
– Camera Ready Manuscript Deadline: July 4, 2023
And, we are pleased to announce MVA2023 IAPR Invited speakers and tutorial speakers.
IAPR Invited speakers:
– Dima DAMEN (Univ. of Bristol, UK)
– Chung-Chieh Jay KUO (Univ. of Southern California, USA)
– Kensaku MORI (Nagoya Univ., Japan)
Tutorial spearkers:
– Michael S. Ryoo
(SUNY Empire Innovation Associate Professor, Stony Brook University, USA.
Staff Research Scientist, Robotics at Google, USA)
– Shunsuke Saito
(Research Scientist, Reality Labs Research (Pittsburgh), USA)
Contact:
MVA2023 Organizing Committee (mva2023-sec-AT-mva-org.jp)
General Chairs
– Kyoko Sudo (Toho University)
– Shunsuke Kudo (The University of Electro-Communications)
Program Chairs
– Ichiro Ide (Nagoya University)
– Wei-Ta Chu (National Cheng Kung University)
Callenge：
In conjunction with MVA2023, we host the Small Object Detection Challenge for Spotting Birds.
This challenge focuses on Small Object Detection (SOD) problem,
which is a hot topic in the Computer Vision community in recent years.
Please check the details here.
https://www.mva-org.jp/mva2023/challenge
We look forward to your participation.
ICL-GNSS 2023 Industrial/Work-in-Progress papers – final call
April 4th, 2023 Daniela Lopez de Luise
the IEEE-copyrighted submissions for the International Conference on Localization and GNSS, ICL-GNSS 2023,
are now in review (and soon notified on acceptance or rejection).
However, the interleaved workshop WIPHAL: Work-in-Progress in Hardware and Software for Location Computation
(the Industrial/Work-in-Progress track of ICL-GNSS) is still accepting submissions for a while.
The papers accepted to the workshop will be submitted for publication to the CEUR-WS.org, an open-access
repository indexed by Scopus, Ei Compendex and DBLP. For those proceedings, minimum 5-page single-column
format will be used. For the format, see https://events.tuni.fi/icl-gnss2023/. All papers submitted to ICL-GNSS
and WIPHAL will undergo a similar peer review based on the full-length paper. The workshop papers can address
any topic within the scope of ICL-GNSS, including the special sessions. You can submit your paper at
https://www.conftool.pro/icl-gnss2023/.
The submission hard deadline for uploading of the full paper is April 11, 2023. To have a smooth review process,
please submit the title, abstract and authors list ASAP, even if you will upload the paper closer to the deadline.
The workshop paper acceptance/rejection is planned to be notified on April 25, and the final revised version
upload for publication will take place by May 15.
ICL-GNSS and its WIPHAL workshop will be organized in the beautiful city or Castellon, Spain (near Valencia),
on June 6-8, 2023.
We also have opportunities for your company/organization to become a sponsor or to exhibit in the event.
Regards,
Jari Nurmi and Joaquin Huerta
ICL-GNSS 2023 General Chairs
Second Call for Papers for the Workshop on Context Representation in User Modelling, CRUM@UMAP 2023
April 4th, 2023 Daniela Lopez de Luise the first edition of the workshop on Context Representation in User Modelling (CRUM) co-located with the ACM Conference on User Modeling, Adaptation and Personalization (UMAP) is taking place on 26 June 2023 in Limassol, Cyprus.
Website: https://crum-workshop.github.io/
Submission deadline: 20 April 2023 (in three weeks!)
Submission: https://easychair.org/my/conference?conf=umap23 select the track “1st Workshop on Context Representation in User Modeling (CRUM 2023)”
For further information: crum.workshop@gmail.com
*** Abstract ***
Context, i.e. the information describing the situation of a user or any object deemed relevant in human-computer interaction, is a critical aspect of user modelling, adaptation, and personalisation. The exact meaning and realisation of contextual information can vary based on the application area, but identifying such relevant information within an interactive situation can determine the appropriateness of the system's behaviour.
The workshop on Context Representation in User Modelling (CRUM) aims to become a place where novel and emerging context representation methods can be introduced while existing approaches can be highlighted, contrasted, and evaluated. We also welcome submissions tackling challenges in related areas, including the use of context information for explainability and context modelling for privacy within adaptive systems.
*** Topics ***
The goal of CRUM 2023 is to be a venue which presents researchers with the opportunity to discuss, present, and promote research pertaining to context representation as it impacts the modelling and storing of user information, the use of contextual information in adaptive systems, ubiquitous computing applications, intelligent personal assistants, and all other computer systems that enable personalisation as well as the contribution of contextual information to the functioning, improvement, evaluation, and scrutability of such systems. Topics considered relevant for this workshop which would be listed in the call for contributions include:
- Capturing and storing contextual information;
- Situation-aware user modelling and adaptive systems;
- Context representation for personalisation;
- Adaptation of user models based on spatial, temporal, or situational context;
- Capturing and ranking application-specific context in hypermedia user applications;
- Context as the relevance of static and dynamic external characteristics within recommendation systems;
- Contextualising proactive behaviour;
- Context-aware personalised pervasive computing;
- The role of context for user modelling in recommender systems;
- Evaluation frameworks for capturing, representing, and using contextual information in agent decision-making;
- Role of context and context representation within explainable adaptation;
- Scrutability of contextual representation in personalised systems;
- Evaluating the impact of context on user modelling.
*** Submission, presentation, and publication ***
Workshop papers should use the same ACM template (single-column format) and formatting adopted by the main conference (you can retrieve them at https://www.um.org/umap2023/call-for-papers/, Section “Length and formatting”).
Workshop papers up to seven pages (excluding references) are allowed. For appropriate work in progress or smaller results, submissions with fewer pages are encouraged.
At least one author is expected to personally attend the conference and present the paper, for it to be published. In line with the UMAP 2023 policy, hybrid activities cannot be supported.
Accepted papers are published by ACM in the UMAP adjunct proceedings.
*** Organisation ***
The workshop is co-chaired by:
- Owen Conlan, ADAPT Centre, Trinity College Dublin, owen.conlan@tcd.ie
- Judy Kay, University of Sydney
The workshop is co-organised by: Jovan Jeromela (jeromelj@tcd.ie), Dipto Barman, Hassan Zaal, Alok Debnath, and Awais Akbar, all of ADAPT Centre, Trinity College Dublin.
*** Important dates ***
Submission deadline: 20 April 2023
Notification: 8 May 2023
Camera-Ready (TAPS System): 18 May 2023
Workshop date: 26 June 2023 (Limassol, Cyprus)