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| Track Chairs |
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Alfredo Ruggeri
University of Padova, Italy |
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Domenico Tegolo
University of Palermo, Italy |
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Emanuele Trucco
University of Dundee, UK |
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| Program Committee |
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Anna Anzalone
IASF/INAF CNR Palermo, Italy |
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Lucia Ballerini
University of Dundee, UK |
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Carlo Colombo
University of Firenze, Italy |
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Manuel F. González Penedo
University of A Coruña, Spain |
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Enrico Grisan
University of Padova, Italy |
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Yuji Hatanaka
University of Shiga Prefecture, Japan |
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Joachim Hornegger
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany |
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Andrew Hunter
University of Lincoln, UK |
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Francesco Isgrò
University of Napoli Federico II, Italy |
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Herbert Jelinek
Charles Stuart University, Australia |
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Thomas Karnowski
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA |
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Carmen Lupascu
University of Palermo, Italy |
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Thomas MacGillivray
University of Edinburgh, UK |
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Ana Maria Mendonça
University of Porto, Portugal |
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Meindert Niemeijer
University of Iowa, USA |
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Francesca Odone
University of Genova, Italy |
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Giuliana Ramella
ICIB CNR Napoli, Italy |
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Cesare Valenti
University of Palermo, Italy |
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Salvatore Vitabile
University of Palermo, Italy |
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Damon Wong
Agency for Science Technology and Research, Singapore |
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| Web info |
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| www.math.unipa.it/cbms/cbms.st03 |
| http://cbms2013.med.up.pt/ |
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| Contacts |
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| cbms.st03@math.unipa.it |
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Special track call for papers
Image processing for ophthalmology:
challenges in retinal analysis and related fields
During the last decade, retinal
image analysis has been making steady progress towards applications
in clinical practice. Various research and commercial software tools
have emerged for screening, lesion detection and quantification, and
biomarker discovery. A mounting volume of data and annotations is
becoming accessible to research groups, and several public repository
of test data have appeared on the Internet. With steadily increasing
computer-aided support, the eye is even more than before a window on
the whole human body. Retinal image analysis is maturing as a field,
building on foundational years of work on automated detection and
representation of retinal landmarks and lesions alike. High-quality
papers are invited for this special track in, but not limited to, the
following areas:
- Detection and measurement of retinal vessels
- Segmentation of retinal regions of interest
- Retinal lesion detection and quantification
- 2D and 3D modelling and reconstruction
- Image registration
- Feature extraction and selection
- Multispectral analysis
- Synthetic and simulated retinal images
- Modelling and analysis of OCT data
- Modelling and analysis of retinal angiographic sequences
- Clinical perspectives and experience
Prospective authors are expected to
submit original, unpublished contributions which must not be under review
elsewhere. For paper preparation and submission instructions please
refer to the submission guidelines on the general CBMS site. Submission
of a paper implies acceptance that at least one of the authors will
register and present the paper at the special track. All papers will
be peer-reviewed by at least two independent referees.
Both PDF and TXT versions of this CfP are available, too.
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| Important dates |
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Paper submission January 31, 2013 February 21, 2013 ** EXTENDED ** |
| Notification of acceptance March 10, 2013 |
| Camera-ready and registration April 10, 2013 |
| CBMS Symposium June 20-22, 2013 |
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