Monthly Archives: December 2011
‘Best Colour Paper’ awarded to David Sandberg
Congratulations to David Sandberg, programmer for SNAP Network Surveillance, who has won the ‘Best Colour Paper’ prize awarded by Canon Information Systems Research Australia (CiSRA) at the recent 2011 DICTA conference. David’s paper, ‘Model-Based Video Coding using Colour and Depth Cameras’ can be viewed here sandberg_dicta11[1]
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ACVT welcomes Professor Ba-Ngu Vo, UWA
On Monday 5th December, the School of Computer Science and the ACVT welcomes Professor Ba-Ngu Vo, from the University of WA. He will be leading the below seminar: Title: Error metric for multi-object estimation. Abstract: The concept of a miss-distance, or error, between a reference quantity and its estimated value, plays a fundamental role in any estimation/filtering problem. However, […]
The 2011 Pacific-Rim Conference on Multimedia – Keynote Speech
Prof van den Hengel has been invited to give a keynote speech at this year’s Pacific-Rim Conference on Multimedia (PCM) to be held from 20th – 22nd Dec 2011 in Sydney. Pacific-Rim Conference on Multimedia (PCM) is a major annual international conference organized as a forum for the dissemination of state-of-the-art technological advances and research results in the fields of […]
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ACVT hosts model-fitting seminars, Monday 12th December 2011
On Monday 12th December, the ACVT welcomes two visitors: Professor Kenichi Kanatani, Professor of Computer Science at Okayama University, Japan, and Dr Andrew Comport, “Chargé de Recherches” (Tenure Researcher) with the Centre National de Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) in France. Along with Professor Wojciech Chojnacki, Senior Research Fellow in the School of Computer Science at The University […]
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The University of Adelaide,
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Adelaide, 5005
