VIEWMAP

VIsual Exploration for Widespread MAPping using aerial and street-level images (VIEWMAP)

Advancements in computer vision have revolutionized collaborative mapping efforts by leveraging aerial and street-level imagery. With the proliferation of satellite imagery, drone technology, and 360-degree imaging, an unprecedented opportunity exists to develop innovative computer vision techniques for detecting various elements within these images and providing rich data sources for mapping multiple aspects of our environment.

This track aims to gather researchers and practitioners to explore innovative computer vision techniques for detecting elements in aerial and street-level images, focusing on their application in collaborative mapping endeavors.

Important Dates

  • Submission Open: June 01st, 2024.
  • Deadline: August 25th, 2024.
  • Extended Deadline (Firm): September 01st, 2024. October 04th, 2024
  • Notification of Acceptance: September 26th, 2024. October 28th, 2024
  • Camera-ready: October 31st, 2024.


Scope and Topics of interest include (but are not limited to):

  1. Object Detection and Recognition:
    • Detection of objects, vehicles, buildings, and infrastructure in aerial and street-level images
    • Recognition of complex structures and landmarks from different perspectives.
  2. Semantic Segmentation and Scene Understanding:
    • Semantic segmentation of urban environments, roads, and natural landscapes.
    • Scene understanding through the identification and classification of various elements.
  3. Change Detection and Monitoring:
    • Detection of changes over time in aerial and street-level imagery.
    • Monitoring of urban development, environmental changes, and infrastructure modifications.
  4. Deep Learning Approaches:
    • Application of deep learning techniques, including convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and recurrent neural networks (RNNs), for element detection.
    • Transfer learning and domain adaptation for enhancing performance across different imaging modalities.
  5. Multi-modal Fusion and Integration:
    • Fusion of data from diverse sources such as satellite imagery, drone footage, and street-level images.
    • Integration of multi-modal data for comprehensive scene understanding and analysis.
  6. Real-time and Efficient Algorithms:
    • Development of real-time algorithms for efficient processing of large-scale aerial and street-level imagery.
    • Optimization techniques for improving computational efficiency without compromising accuracy.
  7. Applications and Use Cases:
    • Applications in urban planning, disaster management, environmental monitoring, and surveillance.
    • Use cases demonstrating the practical significance of element detection in diverse domains.

Instructions for authors

  • The manuscript must be submitted electronically, as a PDF file.
  • The conference accepts articles written in English or Portuguese, but the manuscript title and abstract must be written in English.
  • The abstract should contain no more than 150 words.
  • The manuscript total length should be a maximum of 4-pages for short-paper and not exceed 6 pages for regular-paper.
  • The manuscripts should be formatted using the following templates, which are blind-submission review-formatted templates (link for the templates).


Submission

All papers must be submitted electronically using the following link, choosing the track VIEWMAP .

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