Computer Vision for Atmospheric Events Analysis (CVAE)

ACPR 2019 Workshop, Auckland, New Zealand

Tuesday November 26 2019

Pattern recognition and computer vision techniques are now extensively used in the realms of remote sensing applications. These techniques assist the remote sensing analysts to understand the various atmospheric events. With the advancement of photogrammetric techniques and imaging technologies (viz. Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer MODIS, weather satellite images, ground-based images etc.), it is now possible to effectively analyze the various events in the earth’s atmosphere.

With the advancement of computing devices and deep learning techniques, it is now increasingly easier to analyze large amounts of heterogeneous data collected from diverse sensors. Techniques from computer vision, machine learning and statistical pattern recognition have been used in a multitude of remote sensing applications: solar energy production, local weather prediction, studying atmospheric aerosols, climate change and modelling etc.

This workshop aims to foster collaboration between pattern recognition and remote sensing experts. We intend to address challenging problems impacting our planet, and propose solutions using the quickly-evolving field of computer vision.

Call for papers: We welcome submissions on the following topics, including but not limited to:

• Analysing satellite or airplane images, Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) images, ground-based sky camera images etc.
• Multi-modal analysis of heterogeneous sensor data, multi-sensor fusion
• Remote sensing scene registration, segmentation, classification, analysis etc.
• 3D reconstruction
• Deep learning for remote sensing
• Dataset papers, benchmarking, evaluation metrics etc.
• Pattern recognition application areas: solar energy, renewables, photovoltaic etc.

Submission: Click here for submission

• Submitted papers should not have been published, accepted or under review elsewhere. Non-peer reviewed media, such as Arxiv do not violate the terms.
• Submissions need to follow the single-blind policy and be formatted in LNCS style, with a maximum of 14 pages (including references).
• All the papers must be submitted using the provided templates.
• LaTeX2e Proceedings Templates (zip)
• LaTeX2e Proceedings Templates - Overleaf
• Microsoft Word Proceedings Templates (zip)
• Microsoft Word 2003 Proceedings Templates (zip)

Workshop proceedings will be published after the conference in the CCIS series of Springer through the ACPR organizers (publication chair).
NOTE: Registration for workshops is included in the conference registration, i.e., all the registered ACPR participants are free to attend any of the workshops (besides all the sessions of the main conference).

Paper Submission Deadline	September 14, 2019, Anywhere on Earth time (No Extension)
Notification to Authors	September 25, 2019
Camera-Ready Deadline	October 1, 2019
Workshop Date	November 26, 2019

Acknowledgments

This workshop is proudly sponsored by:

Thanks to visualdialog.org and 3D Scene Generation workshop for the webpage format.