09:00 |
Registration and refreshments |
09:20 |
Chairman’s welcome
Oliver Grau, lead technologist, BBC, UK |
09:30 |
Keynote address
Creating an intelligent rail infrastructure
Andy Lomas, head of computer graphics, Framestore CFC, UK |
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Session 1: Image and Video Synthesis |
10:20 |
Environment matting into photographs using coloured RTcams
C Li, P Hall, P Willis, University of Bath, UK
Example-based reflectance estimation for capturing relightable models of people
P Stroia-Williams, A Hilton, University of Surrey, UK |
11:10 |
Refreshments |
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Session 2: Matting |
11:30 |
Video matting using motion extended GrabCut
D Corrigan, A Kokaram, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
S Robinson, The Foundry, UK
Information retrieval assisted object segmentation in video
D K Ring, Metronet, UK
A Kokaram, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
Effects of camera aperture correction on keying of broadcast video
O Grau, J Easterbrook, BBC R&I, UK |
13:00 |
Lunch and exhibition |
14:00 |
Keynote address
Computer vision for computer games
Phil Torr, Professor in computer vision and machine learning, Oxford Brookes University, UK |
14:50 |
Refreshments |
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Special session on hardware for media processing |
15:10 |
Zego
S Witt, Sony Broadcast Europe
Graphics and video applications on cell processors
Chris Thomas, IBM |
17:00 |
Panel discussion |
17:30 |
Close of day one |
18:00 |
The IET Pinkerton Lecture: Using social media to inspire change
Alex Balfour, head of new media, London organising committee for the Olympic and Paralympic Games |
Thursday 27 November 2008
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Session 3: Registration and matching |
| 09:00 |
Merging of feature tracks for camera motion estimation from Video
T Thormaehler, N Hasler, M Wand, H-P Seidel, Max Planck Institute for Computer Science, Germany Automatic and robust semantic registration of 3D head scans
D C Schneider, P Eisert, Frauhofer Institute of Telecommunications, Germany
A novel framework for semantic annotation of soccer sports video sequences
M Kolekar, K Palaniappan, University of Missouri, USA
S Sengupta, India Institute of Technology, India
An empirical study of non-rigid surface feature matching
A Doshi, A Hilton, J Starck, University of Surrey, UK |
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Session 4: 3D Reconstruction |
| 10:40 |
Refreshments |
| 11:10 |
3DPresence – A system concept for multi-user and multi-party immersive 3D videoconferencing
O Schreer, I Feldmann, W Waizenegger, N Atzpadin, P Eisert, H Belt, Frauhofer Institute of Telecommunications, Germany Increasing realism and supporting content planning for dynamic scenes in a mixed reality system incorporating a time-of-flight camera
I Schiller, R Koch, University of Keil, Germany |
| 12:30 |
Lunch and exhibition |
| 13:30 |
Keynote address
David Seigle, President, IN-THREE |
| 14:20 |
Refreshments |
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Special session on 3DTV and 3D-cinema production techniques |
| 14:50 |
The challenges of stereoscopic production
Angus Cameron, Independent Stereoscopic Consultant
Shooting a car race in 3D
Josef Kluger, KuK Filmproduction
3D video creation as a post-production process
Chris Varekamp, Philips Research
Image processing for stereo film post-production
Simon Robinson, The Foundry, UK |
| 16:30 |
Panel discussion |
| 16:50 |
Closing remarks |
| 17:00 |
Close of event |
Poster session
Sketching islands for a game environment
P A C Varley, M Chover, A Puig-Centelles, Universidad Jaume I, Spain
Low latency mitigation of rain induced noise in image sequences
M F Subani, J P Oakley, University of Manchester, UK
Illumination and view invariant face detection and recognition in images with complex background
R Shoja Ghiars, E Fatemizadeh, Sharif University of Technology
Illumination invariant face tracking and recognition for human robot interaction
M-H Ju, H-B Kang, Catholic University of Korea, Korea
The good, the bad and the ugly: Attractive portraits from video sequences
G Albuquerque, T Stich, M Magnov, TU Braunschweig
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