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Important Deadlines
Paper Submission:
April 2, 2007
Notification of Acceptance:
April 18, 2007
Final Papers Due:
April 27, 2007
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IEEE International Workshop on
Beyond Multiview Geometry:
Robust Estimation and Organization of Shapes from Multiple Cues
in conjunction with CVPR 2007
Friday June 22, 2007
Hyatt Regency Hotel, Nicollet D-1
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Registration
Submission Instructions
Call for Papers
People
Program Schedule
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Call for Papers
Geometry-based methods such as stereo and structure from motion
have matured over the last decade. Commercial systems now exist
that reliably estimate camera calibration and motion from
movies. However, these methods have had less success at 3D shape
estimation and the organization of 3D data into coherent shapes
- except for tightly constrained problems (e.g., architectural
scenes or multi-camera calibrated stereo). This workshop will
focus on how - and to what extent - these methods' limitations
can be transcended. Can we obtain high accuracy, dense, and
robust shape/object estimates on fairly general scenes? No
single method will suffice for this, nor will active methods
such as laser scanning. To estimate and organize accurate shapes
for general scenes, it will be necessary to combine geometry
with cues such as texture, specularity and focus, to estimate
and exploit illumination and reflectance models, to organize
shapes based on differential geometry and topology, and to
explore new sensing methodologies. The workshop will emphasize
methods that achieve robustness on real application areas
through exploiting such techniques, relying only on relatively
general domain constraints.
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Organizers
John Oliensis1
Elli Angelopoulou2
George Kamberov1
Quynh Dinh1
1Stevens Institute of Technology
2U. of Erlangen-Nuremberg
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Topics of Interest
- Combining geometry and reflectance/illumination information (e.g.,
combining structure from motion with shape from specularity)
- Multi-cue registration, e.g., exploiting reflectance information in matching
- Organizing 3D surfaces from unorganized images.
- Exploiting differential geometry and topology or high level shape
representations to organize shape
- Illumination estimation, and its use in shape estimation
- Robust sensor fusion
- High level shape representations
- Novel sensors design that contribute in multiple cue analysis
Submission Instructions
Submission has now passed.
Dual submission to CVPR is allowed. However, if your CVPR paper is accepted, it
must be withdrawn from the workshop.
We will follow CVPR's paper formatting requirements:
If you have any questions or concerns regarding your submission,
please send email to: bmgcvpr (at) cs.stevens.edu
Venue
CVPR 2007 will be held at the
Hyatt Regency Hotel in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Registration
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