Objective
Texture is a key but somewhat
elusive concept used within computer vision & computer graphics. It
has often been treated as a 2D planar pattern. However, recently there has
been considerable interest in capturing, analysing, and synthesizing 3D
surface and volumetric textures under varying illumination and viewpoint
conditions. This is naturally bringing about a convergence between a
number of normally separate research areas.
The objective of this workshop
therefore, was to bring together researchers in the fields
of:
- texture synthesis (modelling, generation, rendering, coding etc.)
- texture analysis
(classification, segmentation, etc.)
- visual geometry (shape
from texture etc.)
- texture
applications
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Abstracts
and papers
Proceedings front-pages
(containing contents and page numbers)
ISBN 1-904410-11-1
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Technical Scope
Papers were invited but not
limited to the following topics:
Techniques:
- Image texture modelling,
coding, synthesis, generation, rendering, and relighting
- Shape from texture, viewpoint effects and
invariants;
- Texture classification,
segmentation, defect detection, and image retrieval
- Classifier & feature
design
- Illumination effects and
invariants
- Colour texture, colour
invariants
- Capture and analysis of
three-dimensional surface and volumetric textures
Applications:
- Augmented/virtual reality
- Interactive entertainment and
e-commerce
- Film and video post
production
- Textiles, virtual catalogues,
garment design etc.
- Medical
- Remote sensing
- Industrial inspection
- Robotics
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Programme Committee
Hans
Burkhardt, Freiburg, Germany
Andrew Calway, Bristol,
UK
Mike Chantler,
Heriot-Watt, Edinburgh, Scotland
Antonio Criminisi,
Microsoft, Cambridge, UK
Dmitry Chetverikov,
Budapest, Hungary
Kristin Dana, Rutgers
University, USA
Sébastien Deguy, Allegorithmic,
Clermont-Ferrand, France
Alexei (Alyosha) Efros,
Berkeley, USA
Jan-Mark Geusebroek,
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Georgy Gimelfarb,
Auckland, New Zealand.
Edwin Hancock, York, UK
Yanxi Liu, CMU, USA
Ged McGunnigle, CTR,
Austria.
Tom
Malzbender, HP Labs, USA
Shree
Nayar, Columbia Uni., USA
Maria Petrou,
Surrey, UK
Matti Pietikäinen,
Oulu, Finland
Harry Shum, Microsoft
Research, China
Luc Van Gool, ETH
Zurich, Switzerland & K.U. Leuven, Belgium
Ying Nian Wu, UCLA, USA
Yizhou Yu, Illinois,
USA
Alexey Zalesny, ETH
Zurich, Switzerland
Song
Chun Zhu, UCLA, USA
Andrew
Zisserman, Oxford, UK |