International Conference on Image and Signal Processing · International Conference on Image and Signal Processing July 2-4, 2018, Cherbourg, France

International Conference on Image

and Signal Processing

July 2-4, 2018, Cherbourg, France

• From 122 records (full papers),

• Each paper has been reviewed

at least by 2 experts

• 58 papers were finally

accepted

(43 oral and 15 posters),

ICISP in numbers

This year, ICISP hosts the

MCS2018. International

Symposium on Multispectral

Colour Science

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Proceedings

Springer LNCS

Vol. 10884

Available at:

https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007%2F978-3-319-94211-7

Best Paper Award & Journal

Special Issue

Best Paper Award will be presented during the

conference banquet

Special Issue of Signal, Image

and Video Processing

on Advances in Low-Level

Multimodal Image

representations for processing

analysis and applications

- University of California @ Los Angeles, USA

“…”

- University of Bordeaux, France

“On the second order spatiochromatic

structure of natural images”

- University of Saarland, Germany

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Invited speakers

Stanley Osher

Edoardo Provenzi

Joachim Weickert

Poster Session:

– Materials for attaching illustrations on poster boards are available at registration desk.

Sessions

Oral Sessions:

- Paper presentation will be 15 minutes, plus 5 minutes for questions.

- We ask session chairs and presenters to coordinate and have all presentations uploaded on the computer before session starts.

Luca Calatroni

Edoardo Provenzi

Hilda Deborah

Jean-Baptiste

Thomas

Markku Hauta-

Kasari

Hilda Deborah

Norimichi Tsumura

Zakaria Lakhdari

JB Thomas

Transports

Transports

Coffee break & Lunch

IUT Cherbourg)

- Coffee break: at the Hall of IUT

- Lunch: at U. Restaurant

Restaurant

On Tuesday

July 3rd at the

Visit to “La cité de

la Mer”

Restaurant “Le quai des Mers”

Tuesday dinner

Special bus scheduled at 5pm

Any question?

Keynote1

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Stanley Osher

Stan Osher received his MS and PhD (1966) from the Courant Institute, NYU. After

working at Brookhaven National Laboratory, UC Berkeley and SUNY Stony Brook, he

has been at UCLA since 1976. He is Director of Special Projects at the Institute for

Pure and Applied Mathematics at UCLA. Dr. Osher is the coinventor of i) level set

methods for computing moving fronts (180,000 references on Google), ii) ENO, WENO

and other numerical methods for computing solutions to hyperbolic conservation laws

and Hamilton-Jacobi equations, iii) total variation and other PDE-based image

processing techniques. Stan Osher received William Benter Prize at City University of

Hong Kong, June 2016. He also received the prestigious Carl Friedrich Gauss Prize at

2014 ICM Meeting in Seoul, South Korea. He has been a Fulbright and Alfred P. Sloan

Fellow, received the NASA Public Service Group Achievement Award, Japan Society

of Mechanical Engineers Computational Mechanics Award, was an invited speaker at

the International Congress of Mathematicians, received the SIAM Pioneer Prize at the

last ICIAM conference, the SIAM Kleinman Prize at the last SIAM national meeting

and was just (May, 2005) elected to the US National Academy of Sciences. He has

cofounded 3 successful companies, based, in part, on his own research. His work has

been written up numerous times in the scientific and international media, e.g., Science

News, Die Zeit. He is a highly cited researcher, according to web-of-science and is the

Associate Editor of a number of major journals.

Session 1 (15:00-16:00)

Mathematical Imaging (1)

Chair: Luca Calatroni

Session 2 (16:50-18:10)

Mathematical Imaging (2)

Chair: Edoardo Provenzi

Session 3 (18:10-19:10)

Image and Video Processing (1)

Chair: Hilda Deborah

Keynote 2

“On the second order spatiochromatic structure of natural images”

Edoardo Provenzi

Edoardo Provenzi received the Master in Theoretical Physics

from the University of Milan in 2000 and the PhD in

Mathematics and Applications from the University of Genoa in

2004. He was appointed Associate Professor at Paris

Descartes University in 2014 and Full Professor at the

University of Bordeaux in 2017. He has been working of

mathematical models of color image processing since 2005,

with a particular interest for variational methods of

perceptually-inspired color correction models.

Session 4 (09:30-10:30)

Multispectral and Color Imaging (1)

Chair: Jean-Baptiste Thomas

Session 4 (11:10-12:10)

Multispectral and Color Imaging (2)

Chair: Jean-Baptiste Thomas

Session 5 (13:40-15:00)

Computer Vision

Chair: Markku Hauta-Kasari

Session 3 (15:20-16:40)

Image and Video Processing (2)

Chair: Hilda Deborah

Keynote 3

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Joachim Weickert

Joachim Weickert is professor of mathematics and computer science at Saarland University where

he heads the Mathematical Image Analysis Group since 2001. He received a diploma and a Ph.D.

degree in mathematics from the University of Kaiserslautern (1991, 1996), and a habilitation

degree in computer science from the University of Mannheim (2001). He worked as research

assistant at the University of Kaiserslautern, as post-doctoral researcher at the universities of

Utrecht and Copenhagen, and as assistant professor at the University of Mannheim.

Joachim Weickert performs research in image processing, computer vision and scientific

computing, focussing on techniques based on partial differential equations, variational principles,

wavelets, morphological and nonlocal methods. He has developed mathematical models and

efficient numerical algorithms for image restoration, enhancement, segmentation, compression,

optic flow computation, stereo reconstruction, shape from shading, as well as signal processing

methods for tensor fields. These ideas have entered a number of applications in industry,

biomedical image analysis and other fields. The scientific work of Joachim Weickert covers more

than 300 refereed publications. They have led to over 22000 citations and an h-index of 69.

Joachim Weickert is editor-in-chief of the Journal of Mathematical Imaging and Vision. He has

been serving in the editorial boards of ten international journals and book series, and he has been

reviewer for more than 70 journals and 20 funding organisations. He has given over 180 invited

talks at conferences, workshops and other universities, and was area chair of seven ECCV, ICCV

or CVPR conferences. Joachim Weickert has received 32 research, teaching and reviewing

awards, including a Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize which belongs to the highest German research

awards. In 2017 he has been awarded an ERC Advanced Grant. He is elected member of the

Academia Europaea - The Academy of Europe.

Session 6 (09:30-10:30)

ML, DeepLearning and applications (1)

Chair: Zakaria Lakhdari

Session 6 (10:50-12:30)

ML, DeepLearning and applications (2)

Chair: Zakaria Lakhdari

Session 6 (13:30-14:50)

Affective, biometric and biomedical imaging

Chair: Norimichi Tsumura

Session 3 (15:10-16:30)

Image and Video Processing (3)

Chair: Jean-Baptiste Thomas