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Workshops VRS 2015 ATS 2015 AMMDS 2015 PETS 2015 ISBC 2015
VRS 2015
ATS 2015
AMMDS 2015
PETS 2015
ISBC 2015
Author Guidelines Presenter Instructions Camera-Ready Paper Submission 2nd Industrial Surveillance Day Paper Submission for Review
Presenter Instructions
Camera-Ready Paper Submission
2nd Industrial Surveillance Day
Paper Submission for Review
Program Keynote Lectures At a Glance August 25 – Workshop & Demo Day Workshop Track 1 – Traffic and Vehicle Surveillance Workshop Track 2 – Activity Recognition and Tracking Workshop Track 3 – Border Control and Biometrics August 26 – Conference Day 1 August 26 – 2nd Industrial Surveillance Day August 27 – Conference Day 2 August 28 – Conference Day 3
Keynote Lectures
At a Glance
August 25 – Workshop & Demo Day Workshop Track 1 – Traffic and Vehicle Surveillance Workshop Track 2 – Activity Recognition and Tracking Workshop Track 3 – Border Control and Biometrics
Workshop Track 1 – Traffic and Vehicle Surveillance
Workshop Track 2 – Activity Recognition and Tracking
Workshop Track 3 – Border Control and Biometrics
August 26 – Conference Day 1
August 26 – 2nd Industrial Surveillance Day
August 27 – Conference Day 2
August 28 – Conference Day 3
Attendees Venue Conference Site Sightseeing & Events Travelling to Karlsruhe Social Program and Conference Dinner at Heidelberg Castle Registration Accomodation
Venue
Conference Site
Sightseeing & Events
Travelling to Karlsruhe
Social Program and Conference Dinner at Heidelberg Castle
Registration
Accomodation
1st Workshop on Automatic Traffic Surveillance (ATS 2015)
Motivation
The socio-economic costs of traffic accidents constitute a significant burden on society and decision makers therefore focus on reducing these numbers. In the EU, for example, the objective is to reduce the number of deaths with 50% by 2020. Many different research agendas need to be investigated before this can be realized.
Scope of the Workshop
The focus of this workshop is one of the core disciplines, namely how to develop and employ automatic traffic surveillance systems that can detect, track and in general understand the behavior of road-users. This workshop will gather not only signal processing researchers interested in these topics, but also traffic researchers and decision makers. Original research papers related to the following topics are welcome:
Detection and tracking of road-users (pedestrians, vehicles, bikes, mopeds, etc.)
Behavior understanding of road-users
Multi-sensor approaches to the above topics (for example: visual light combined with Lidar)
User-centric approaches to the above topics (for example: vehicle-mounted sensing)
Employment of systems into real-life setups (theoretical and practical challenges)
Automatic understanding of the environment in traffic scenarios (for example: road signs, traffic light, lanes)
Applications related to traffic surveillance
Organizers:
Thomas B. Moeslund , Aalborg University, Denmark ( e-mail: tbm@avss2015.org )
Kalle Åström , Lund University, Sweden ( e-mail: kalle@avss2015.org )
Nicolas Saunier , Polytechnique Montreal ( e-mail: nicolas.saunier@avss2015.org )
Deadlines (Extended!)
Deadline for submission of electronic paper: June 1, 2015 June 12th, 2015
Notication of acceptance: June 19, 2015
Deadline for camera-ready version: June 29, 2015
Workshop in Karlsruhe: August 25, 2015
Invited Speaker
Professor Mohan Trivedi (see website ), Head of the Laboratory for Intelligent & Safe Automobiles, University of California, San Diego (UCSD)
Paper Submission Guidelines
The guidelines will follow the main conference guidelines, which can be found HERE . The workshop proceedings will be published in IEEE Xplore digital library, together with main conference proceedings.
For paper submission please register to the following CMT: https://cmt.research.microsoft.com/ATS2015/
We are looking forward to receive your submission!