Connectionists: [CfP] ICIAP2021 - Special Session: Computer Vision for Coastal and Marine Environment Monitoring

[ALESSIO FERONE]

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ICIAP2021
     Special Session
     Computer Vision
                  for
Coastal and Marine Environment Monitoring
https://www.iciap2021.org/specialsession/
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The coastal and marine environment represents a vital part of the world, resulting in a complex ecosystem tightly linked to many human activities. For this reason, monitoring coastal and marine ecosystems is of critical importance for gaining a better understanding of their complexity with the goal of protecting such a fundamental resource. Coastal and marine environmental monitoring aims to employ leading technologies and methodologies to monitor and evaluate the marine environment both near the coast and underwater. This monitoring can be performed either on site, using sensors for collecting data, or remotely through seafloor cabled observatories, AUVs or ROVs, resulting in a huge amount of data that require advanced intelligent methodologies to extract useful information and knowledge on environmental conditions. A large part of this data is represented by images and videos produced by fixed and PTZ cameras either on the coast, on the marine surface or underwater. For th!
is reason, the analysis of such volume of imagery data imposes a series of unique challenges, which need to be tackled by the computer vision community. The aim of the special session is to host recent research advances in the field of computer vision and image processing techniques applied to the monitoring of coastal and marine environment and to highlight research issues and still open questions.

Full CfP at https://neptunia.uniparthenope.it/cfp/cv-cmem/

Important Dates:
Paper Submission Deadline: January 17, 2022
Decision Notification: February 19, 2022
Camera Ready: March 6, 2022

Organizers:
Angelo Ciaramella
Sajid Javed
Alessio Ferone
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