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ISSA Home » Science Departments » Computer Science » Seminars » Multimedia Vision and Visualization Seminars Spring 2003

MULTIMEDIA VISION AND VISUALIZATION SEMINARS Spring 2003

All seminars take place in the conference room of the Department of Computer Science, Lieb Building, 3rd floor, unless otherwise stated.
Multimedia Vision and Visualization Seminars are sponsored by the Multimedia Vision and Visualization Group

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Past Seminars Index

Monday, 27 January 2003
2:00 PM
George Kamberov, Stevens Institute of Technology
Title: Forces, Points, and Surfaces

Monday, 17 March 2003
2:00 PM
Belle L. Tseng, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
Title: Multimedia Semantic Analysis for Video Personalization and Summarization
To be held in Burchard 213

Monday, 31 March 2003
2:00 PM
Nassir Navab Siemens Corporate Research
Title: Canonical Representation and Three View Geometry of Cylinders: Application to As-built Reconstruction and Industrial Augmented Reality

Monday, 7 April 2003
2:00 PM
Greg Slabaugh Siemens Corporate Research
Title: Voxel-Based Carving Algorithms: Using Silhouettes, Color, and Motion to Reconstruct Visual Scenes

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