ISPRS - Technical Commission V 2000-2004
 

Close-Range Vision Techniques

President

Petro Patias, PresidentPetro Patias
 
The Aristotle University
Faculty of Surveying Engineering
Department of Cadastre, Photogrammetry and Cartography
Unive Box 473, GR-54006 Thessaloniki
GREECE
+30 231 0 99 61 16
+30 231 0 99 61 28

 

Secretary

Alexandra Koussoulakou, SecretaryAlexandra Koussoulakou
 
The Aristotle University
Faculty of Surveying Engineering
Department of Cadastre, Photogrammetry and Cartography
Unive Box 473, GR-54006 Thessaloniki
GREECE
+30 231 0 99 61 38
+30 231 0 99 61 28

 

Terms of Reference
  • Investigation of systems and algorithms for real-time imaging
  • Development, evaluation and promotion of vision metrology technology with special consideration of CAD/CAAD and spatial information systems
  • Integration of three-dimensional modelling concepts into image analysis processes
  • Integration of multiple sensors and data fusion for advanced object extraction
  • Design and development of image sequence analysis procedures
  • Development of vision-based techniques for visualization, virtual environments and animation
  • Support and promotion of a variety of existing and potential applications, eg industrial, heritage, mobile mapping, medical, biomechanics and robotics.

 

INTERCOMMISSION WGs of ISPRS COMMISSION V

 

ICWG V/III - Image Sequence Analysis

Chair
Marc Pollefeys

K.U. Leuven - ESAT - PSI
Kard. Mercierlaan 94
B-3001 Heverlee
Belgium
+32-16-321064
+32-16-321723

Co-Chair
Guoqing Zhou

Old Dominion University
Dept. of Civil Engineering and Technology
Kaufman Hall, Rm 214
Norfolk, VA 23529
USA
+1 -757 -683-3619
+1 -757 -683-3698, 757 -683-5655
ICWG V/III  Terms of Reference
  • Algorithms and processes in image sequence analysis, temporal analysis, time-constrained solutions and dynamic analysis and tracking
  • Integration of image data with navigation sensor data and multi-sensor information
  • Devices for image sequence acquisition and storage
  • Systems and applications in robot vision, machine vision, medical imaging, autonomous navigation, motion analysis, deformation analysis and data capture for VR

 

WG V/1 - Automation for Vision Metrology Systems and Industrial Applications

Chair
Stuart Robson

University College London
Department of Geomatic Engineering
Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT
United Kingdom
+44 -171 504 2726
+44 -171 380 0453

Co-Chair
Thomas Luhmann

Fachhochschule Oldenburg
Institut fuer Angewandte Photogrammetrie und Geoinformatik
Ofener Strasse 16/19
D-26121 Oldenburg
Germany
+49 -441 7708 - 172
+49 -441 7708 - 170
WG V/1  Terms of Reference
  • Development of off-line and on-line systems, digital imaging systems and solutions for metrology and robot vision
  • Development of algorithms and procedures for automated sensor orientation and system calibration
  • Mathematical models and algorithms for vision metrology with emphasis in automation
  • System performance evaluation in theoretical and practical aspects in collaboration with WG III/8
  • Sensor fusion and the integration of disparate data types
  • Target and feature recognition in multi-image correspondence
  • Range image acquisition, localisation and segmentation
  • New sensors and areas of application for vision metrology
  • Cooperation with CMSC

 

WG V/2 - Scene Modelling and Virtual Reality

Chair
Sabry El-Hakim

National Research Council
Institute for Information Technology
Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0R6
Canada
+1-613 991 6381
+1-613 952 0215

Co-Chair
George Karras

National Technical University of Athens
Department of Rural and Surveying Engineering
GR-15780 Athens
Greece
+30 -1-7722685
+30 -1-7722677
WG V/2  Terms of Reference
  • Creation of accurate and realistic looking virtual reality (VR) models from real scenes and objects
  • Knowledge-assisted 3D scene understanding and reconstruction for VR applications
  • Integration of computer graphics and VR technology with close-range vision techniques
  • Improvement of performance aspects, such as speed and automation, of all procedures of 3D- scene reconstruction
  • Design strategies for multi-sensor data collection and integration for complex scenes and environments
  • Identifying new VR applications requiring high precision 3-D models created with photogrammetric techniques
  • Increasing the collaboration between ISPRS and computer graphics, computer vision, and computational geometry groups

 

WG V/3 - Medical Image Analysis and Human Motion

Chair
Frank van den Heuvel

Delft University of Technology
Faculty of Aerospace Engineering
Kluyverweg 1
2629 HS Delft
The Netherlands
+31 -15-2787609
+31 -15-2782348

Co-Chair
Hans-Peter Meinzer

German Cancer Research Center
Dept. Medical and Biological Informatics
Im Neuenheimer Feld 280
D-69120 Heidelberg
Germany
+49 -6221-42 2366
+49 -6221-42 2345
WG V/3  Terms of Reference
  • Development of real-time medical imaging systems
  • Use of photogrammetric and computer vision techniques for data analysis in medical imagery
  • Dynamic analysis of human motion
  • 3D medical imaging for anthropometry and expression analysis
  • 3D representation and visualization and medical VR, including support to tele-medicine
  • Fostering cooperation between ISPRS and the communities of medical/biomedical engineering, sports science and human/apparel engineering

 

WG V/4 - Image Analysis and Spatial Information Systems for Applications in Cultural Heritage

Chair
Hirofumi Chikatsu

Tokyo Denki University
Department of Civil Engineering
Hatoyama, Saitama, 350-03
Japan
+81 492 96 2911
+81 492 96 6501

Co-Chair
Gabriele Fangi

Dipartimento di Scienze dei Materiali e della Terra
Facolta di Ingegneria - Universita di Ancona
Via Brecce Bianche, 60131 Ancona
Italy
+39-071-2204742
+39-071-2204729
WG V/4  Terms of Reference
  • Development and integration of close-range vision techniques and spatial information systems for recording, 3D reconstruction, modeling and visualization of structures and items of Cultural Heritage
  • Incorporation of innovative technologies and development of new products
  • Development of low-cost and rapid techniques in documentation and monitoring of the cultural heritage
  • Development of standard procedures and products in cooperation with related disciplines
  • Use of Internet and VR techniques to facilitate promotion of cultural heritage
  • Close cooperation with national and international groups (e.g. CIPA), as well as ISPRS WGs VII/4 and VII/5.

 

WG V/5 - Quick Response and Distributed Computing for Close-Range Applications

Chair
Antony Stefanidis

University of Maine
Dept. of Spatial Information Engineering
5711 Boardman Hall #348
Orono, ME 04469-5711
USA
+1 207 581-2127
+1 207 581-2206

Co-Chair
Vincent Tao

Canada Research Chair in Geomatics
Dept of Earth and Atmospheric Science
Faculty of Science and Applied Science
York University
4700 Keele Street, Toronto ON, M3J 1P3
Canada
+1-(416) 736-2100 ext 20585
+1-(416) 736-5817
WG V/5  Terms of Reference
  • Methodologies and applications of integrating close range and air-/space-borne imagery.
  • Integration of office-to-field solutions for data collection, remote data access, and mobile management
  • Integration of indoor and outdoor 3-D models in urban and industrial areas
  • Distributed multimedia geospatial databases incorporating close range imagery and other types of geospatial information
  • Wireless field computing applications for geodata acquisition and processing

 

WG V/6 - Visualization and Animation

Chair
Armin Gruen

Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
Institute of Geodesy and Photogrammetry
ETH-Hoenggerberg
Switzerland
+41-1-633-3038
+41-1-633-1101

Co-Chair
Shunji Murai

The University of Tokyo
Institute of Industrial Science
No.Ce508, 5 FL. C Building
4-6-1 Komaba, Meguro, Tokyo 153-8505
Japan
+81-3-5452-6406
+81-3-5452-6408
WG V/6  Terms of Reference
  • Development of image-based techniques for integration of live figures and environment generation tasks into the animation process and procedures
  • Study of methods and techniques to support the interaction of real and virtual objects
  • Encouragement of collaboration with the computer animation community for the exchange of knowledge, techniques and applications
  • Promotion of application-specific photogrammetric technology through cooperation with related ISPRS Working Groups and through presentations at technical meetings of the animation community

 

 
 
 
 
 
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