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-From: "Huiyu Zhou" <H.Zhou@ecit.qub.ac.uk>\\
-Subject: CFP1: SPECIAL ISSUE ON "BEHAVIOURS IN VIDEO", NEUROCOMPUTING\\
-To: "'Huiyu Zhou'" <h.zhou@qub.ac.uk>\\
-Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2010 10:20:43 -0000\\
-My apologies if you have received multiple copies of the following message.
-Please forward this message to anyone who may be interested.
-** CFP NOVEMBER 2010 **
-Call for Papers on ?Behaviours in Video?, Neurocomputing
-SCOPE
-Video cameras have been commonly used in our daily life. With a significant
-increment of the number of CCD cameras used for various purposes, there is a
-demanding call for advanced video analysis techniques that can be used to
-systematically interpret and understand the semantics of video contents, which
-have been recorded in security surveillance, intelligent transportation, health
-care, video retrieving and summarization. Understanding and interpreting human
-behaviours based on video analysis have observed competitive challenges due to
-non-rigid human motion, self and mutual occlusions, and changes of lighting
-conditions. To solve these problems, advanced image and signal processing
-technologies such as neural network, fuzzy logic, probabilistic estimation
-theory and statistical learning have been overwhelmingly investigated.
-The primary purpose of this special issue is to organise a collection of
-recently developed video analysis techniques for understanding/interpreting
-human behaviours, starting from human detection and tracking, segmentation,
-spatial and temporal features extraction, human body modelling and synthesis,
-event detection and behaviour learning, including the applications of these
-techniques. The special issue is intended to become an international forum for
-researches to report the recent developments in this field in an original
-research paper style. The topics include, but are not limited to:
-  *       Human object detection and segmentation
-  *       Tracking of human objects
-  *       Detection and tracking using sensor networks
-  *       Crowd estimation and crowd behaviour analysis
-  *       Occlusions and segmentation errors handling
-  *       2D/3D articulated human body modelling
-  *       Modelling and learning of human behaviours
-  *       Knowledge interpretations of human behaviours
-  *       Applications and user studies
-  *       Other behaviours in videos
-SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
-Before submission authors should carefully read over the journal's Author
-Guidelines, which are located at http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/journaldescription.cws_home/505628/authorinstructions. Prospective authors
-should submit an electronic copy of their complete manuscript (6-15 pages in
-the Neurocomputing publishing format) through the journal manuscript tracking
-system at the web site: http://ees.elsevier.com/neucom/, indicating that their
-contribution is for the special issue ?Behaviours in Video?. Submitted
-manuscripts will be reviewed according to the peer review policy of
-Neurocomputing.
-IMPORTANT DATES
-Manuscript Due                                       April 15, 2011
-First Round of Reviews                               June 15, 2011
-Second round of Reviews                                     July 15, 2011
-Publication Date                                     TBD
-GUEST EDITORS
-Huiyu Zhou, PhD, Institute of Electronics, Communications and Information
-Technology, Queen?s University Belfast, U.K. E-mail: H.Zhou@ecit.qub.ac.uk.
-Yuan Yuan, PhD, School of Engineering and Applied Science, Aston University,
-U.K. E-mail: y.yuan1@aston.ac.uk.
-Eliza Yingzi Du, PhD, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Purdue
-School of Engineering and Technology, Indiana University-Purdue University
-Indianapolis (IUPUI), USA. E-mail: yidu@iupui.edu.
-Pingkun Yan, PhD, Philips Research North America, 345 Scarborough Rd,
-Briarcliff Manor, NY, USA. E-mail: pingkun@gmail.com.

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