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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
Detailed Program on August 27th:
08:30
Registration / Poster Set-Up
08:50-09:00
Announcements (Organizing Chairs)
09:00-10:00
Keynote Talk 2: How and why to learn a 3D model of the human body in motion Michael J. Black, MPI Tübingen
10:00-10:30
Coffee Break
10:30-12:00
Oral Session 2: Action Recognition Session Chair: Andrea Cavallaro
[#043]
An Unsupervised Domain Adaptation Approach For Cross-Domain Visual Classification Cheng-An Hou, Yi-Ren Yeh, and Yu-Chiang Frank Wang (Academia Sinica)
[#056]
Adaptive Pooling over Multiple Trajectory Attributes for Action Recognition Wangjiang Zhu (Tsinghua University), Baoyuan Wang, and Steve Lin (Microsoft Research Asia)
[#097]
Action Recognition in Video using a Spatial-Temporal Graph-based Feature Representation Iveel Jargalsaikhan, Noel O’Connor, Suzanne Little, and Remi Trichet (DCU)
[#106]
Human action recognition using an improved string edit distance Pasquale Foggia (University of Salerno), Benoit Gauzere (GREYC CNRS UMR6072), Alessia Saggese (University of Salerno), and Mario Vento (University of Salerno)
12:00-13:30
Lunch Break
13:30-15:30
Poster Session 1: Detection and Tracking Session Chair: Jörn Ostermann Details on poster Presentations are listed below.
15:30-16:40
Oral Session 3: Event and Object Classification Session Chair: Anthony Hoogs
[#072]
Maximum Likelihood Linear Dimension Reduction of Heteroscedastic Feature for Robust Speaker Recognition Suwon Shon (Korea University), Seongkyu Mun (Korea University), David Han (Office of Naval Research), and Hanseok Ko (Korea University)
[#031]
Video Event Classification with Temporal Partitioning Remi Trichet (DCU), Ramakant Nevatia (USC), and Brian Burns (SRI International)
[#046]
Vehicle Subtype, Make and Model Classification from Side Profile Video Jonathan Boyle, and James Ferryman (University of Reading)
16:40-17:30
Bus Transfer to Heidelberg Castle (Conference Dinner)
18:15-19:00
Short Heidelberg Castle Tour
19:00-21:30
Conference Dinner at King’s Hall
P oster Session 1: Detection and Tracking – List of Poster Presentations:
[#003]
Learning Relative Photometric Differences of Pairs of Cameras Christian Conrad, and Rudolf Mester (Goethe-University Frankfurt)
[#007]
Part-based Fire Detection with Online Outlier Learning Jongwon Choi, and Jin Young Choi (Seoul National University)
[#008]
Minimizing hallucination in Histogram of Oriented Gradients Javier Ortiz, Slawomir Bak, Michal Koperski, Francois Bremond (INRIA)
[#015]
Collaborative Multi-Camera Face Recognition and Tracking Jason Rambach (AGT International), Mark Balthasar (Signal Processing Group, TU Darmstadt), Marco Huber, Abdelhak Zoubir (Signal Processing Group, TU Darmstadt)
[#020]
Motion Propagation Detection Association for Multi-target Tracking in Wide Area Aerial Surveillance Bor-Jeng Chen, and Gerard Medioni (University of Southern California)
[#028]
Online Multi-Face Detection and Tracking using Detector Confidence and Structured SVMs Francesco Comaschi, Sander Stuijk, Twan Basten, and Henk Corporaal (TUE)
[#029]
Efficient 24/7 Object Detection in Surveillance Videos Rogerio Feris, Russ Bobbitt, Sharath Pankanti, and Ming-Ting Sun (IBM T.J. Watson Research)
[#050]
The Multi-Strand Graph for a PTZ Tracker Shachaf Melman (Tel Aviv University), Yael Moses (Interdisciplinary Center, Herzliya ), Gerard Medioni (University of Southern California), and Yinghao Cai (Chinese Academy of Sciences)
[#051]
Temporally Stable Feature Clusters for Maritime Object Tracking in Visible and Thermal Imagery Christopher Osborne, Tom Cane, Tahir Nawaz, and James Ferryman (University of Reading)
[#061]
Modified Particle Filtering using Foreground Separation and Confidence for Object Tracking Chansu Kim, and Sung-Kee Park (KIST)
[#065]
Plda-based System for Text-prompted Password Speaker Verification Sergey Novoselov (Speech Technology Center Ltd), Andrey Shulipa (ITMO), Timur Pekhovsky (ITMO), Oleg Kudashev (Speech Technology Center Ltd)
[#067]
Real-time Adaptive Background Modeling in Fast Changing Conditions Andrea Pennisi* (Sapienza University of Rome), Fabio Previtali (Sapienza University of Rome), Domenico Bloisi (Sapienza University of Rome), Luca Iocchi (Sapienza University of Rome)
[#093]
A Thermal Object Tracking Benchmark Amanda Berg, Jörgen Ahlberg, and Michael Felsberg (Linköping University)
[#099]
R-SpaRCS : An Algorithm for Foreground-Background Separation of Compressively-Sensed Surveillance Videos Lekshmi Ramesh (DA-IICT, Gandhinagar, India), and Pratik Shah (IIIT, Vadodara)
[#101]
A Comparative View on Exemplar ‘Tracking-by-Detection’ Approaches Elie Moussy, Alhayat Ali Mekonnen, Guilhem Marion, and Frédéric Lerasle (LAAS – CNRS)
[#108]
Online Multi-modal Task-Driven Dictionary Learning and Robust Joint Sparse Representation for Visual Tracking Ali Taalimi, Rahman Khorsandi, and Hairong Qi (University of Tennessee-Knoxvi)
[#113]
On Fusion for Robust Motion Segmentation Longzhen Li, Anna Ellis, and James Ferryman (University of Reading)
[#118]
Exploiting 3D Geometric Primitives for Multicamera Pedestrian Detection Muhammad Owais Mehmood (IFSTTAR), Sébastien Ambellouis (IFSTTAR), and Catherine Achard (ISIR)
[#121]
Dynamic Bayesian Network modeling for self- and cross-correcting tracking Tewodros Atanaw Biresaw (Queen Mary University of London), Andrea Cavallaro (Queen Mary, University of London), and Carlo Regazzoni (University of Genova)
[#125]
Telemetry assisted frame registration and background subtraction in low-altitude UAV videos Giounona Tzanidou, Pau Climent-Perez, Georg Hummel, Marc Schmitt, Peter Stütz, Dorothy Monekosso, and Paolo Remagnino (Kingston University)
[#132]
Social Interaction based Handling Inter-Person Occlusion for Online Multi-Pedestrian Tracking Yuke Li, and Weiming Shen (Liesmars, Wuhan University)
[#133]
An Occlusion Reasoning Scheme for Monocular Pedestrian Tracking in Dynamic Scenes Sourav Garg (TATA Consultancy Services), Ratnakaram Rajesh (IIT Guwahati), Swagat Kumar (TATA Consultancy Services), and Prithwijit Guha (IIT Guwahatu)