Imaging Systems and Applications (IS)
- 23 - 27 junho 2013
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Renaissance Arlington Capital View, Arlington,
Virginia, USA
IS meeting encompasses all aspects of modern digital imaging systems by bringing together experts working in the integration of optics, sensing, image processing and display rendering.
The scope of this meeting encompasses all aspects modern digital imaging. The meeting emphasizes applications that exploit the advantages of digital images, such as techniques that can be used to enhance the visual appearance, to extract important information automatically, to compressively format for data storage and transmission and to optimize image data for display, or that overcome challenges of digital images, such as limited dynamic range, depth of field, spatio-temporal resolution and depth of field. Results from studies in using digital imagery to extract tomographic, volumetric, time resolved, and super-resolved imagery information are within the scope of papers to be presented.
Applications cover military, industrial, medical and consumer imaging. Investigations of military imaging in all bands and in the applications of target acquisition, intelligence-surveillance-reconnaissance, and persistent surveillance are within the scope of this meeting. Amateur and professional photography, imaging for robotics and process control imaging are further examples of topics relevant to this meeting. Human interaction with imaging systems and the display of imaging information for overall system performance will also be included. Progress and status of industrial, medical, and consumer imaging is will be reviewed and future trends and requirements will be presented.
Topic Categories
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Advanced and Applied Digital Image Processing
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Applications of Military, Industrial, Medical and Consumer Imaging
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Coherence in Imaging
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Computational Imaging and its Applications
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Imaging Systems and Components
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Emerging Technologies with Impact on Imaging Systems
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Imaging Systems for Microscopy
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Methods to overcome challenges related to digital imaging systems
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Use of digital imaging to extract tomographic, volumetric, time-, and super-resolved information
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Super resolution
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Techniques that Exploit Advantages of Digital Imaging
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Systems and applications for multi- and hyperspectral imaging, polarimetric imaging
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complete scope and list of topic categories to be considered.