National Seminar on Computer Vision and Image Processing

About: Computer Vision and Image Processing

The language of an image is universal. Images were means of communicating information in ancient days. Even today, although people from different parts of the world speak in different languages, an image conveys almost the same universal meaning to all. With the rapid development of modern computer technologies and with the increasing attempt in getting information at ones fingertips, the importance of communication of information using images cannot be ignored.

The fields of digital image processing and computer vision are fast growing. These days the processing of both the grayscale and color images as well as video has become an important research and investigation tool in many areas of engineering and science. The interest in image processing started with the application in the newspaper industry where attempts were made at improving the quality of the picture transmitted through the cable during 1920s. Since then the field has matured and there are various applications using the image processing techniques. Some of these applications include medical imaging, remote sensing, industrial, storage and transmission and so on.

The task of image processing deals with Processing of images, Analysis of image and image understanding. Recent technologies in image processing try to meet the demand for better picture quality, faster data rate and high accuracy. Recent developments in camera, frame grabbers, and faster algorithms have all contributed to meeting the demands of present generation.

“Vision is the process of discovering from the images what is present in the world and where it is’’ (David Marr). Computer Vision is the study and analysis of pictures and videos in order to carry out the tasks similar to those carried out by human beings. With the evolution of computing machines, researchers have attempted to see whether these machines can be programmed to imitate human cognitive process such as visual perception. Even with the availability of large computational power and memory the modeling of perceptual process is still an unsolved problem. Though we are still far from achieving ultimate goal, the field of computer vision has inspired a large number of researchers from various disciplines to explore issues of this field and to achieve better results. In recent days, techniques developed by vision researchers are widely employed in the areas such as visual surveillance, medical imaging, video compression and so on. The recently concluded IEEE ICCV-2005 had a full-fledged workshop on visual surveillance. It may be mentioned here that visual surveillance is playing a major role in cutting the costs involved in preventing crimes and terrorism. This has become a major research issue currently. There exists a strong research scope for better methods for analysis, feature extraction as well as storing huge image data captured while using video surveillance.

Keynote Speaker

Prof. S.L. Maskara
Ex-Professor, IIT, Kharagpur

Title of Talk : Computer Vision, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics: a Cursory Overview of Some of the Wonders of Modern Science and Technology

Speaker

Sci. Aparna Akula
Scientist, CSIR-CSIO, Chandigarh
Title of Talk: Computer Vision in Infrared Band – Challenges and Applications

Prof. Banshidhar Majhi
Professor, NIT, Rourkela
Title of Talk : Biomedical Image Processing

Prof. Manish Narwaria
Professor, DA-IICT, Gandhinagar
Title of Talk : Visual signal quality: does beauty lies in the eye of the beholder?

Prof. Mukesh Zaveri
Associate Professor, SVNIT, Surat
Title of Talk : Sport video summarization

Prof. Sanjoy Kumar Saha
Professor, Jadavpur University, Kolkata
Title of Talk : Segmentation of Video Data

Prof. Suprava Patnaik
Professor, XIT, Mumbai
Title of Talk : Success and challenges of Deep Learning in the framework of Computer Vision

Shri Madhukant Patel
CTO, Reve Automation, Gandhinagar
Title of Talk : IT-OT Convergence- Reve Success Stories

Schedule

Accommodation

The participants in the Seminar would be provided accommodation in Shayona Hostel near Silver Oak College. This arrangement will be on sharing basis. Provision is also made for female participants also in Women’s Hostel. There are limited seats available so preference will be given on first come first basis. Staying facility in the Hostel would be free of cost.

Those, who don’t want to be accommodated in above, need to arrange accommodation on their own for themselves.

Contact Us

Nikunj Tahilramani
Chapter Secratary, IEEE-Signal Processing Society Chapter,Gujarat Section
HOD-EC, SOCET
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Mobile No: +91 992 522 5260

Devang Pandya
HOD-CE, SOCET
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