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CIC25 Preliminary Program PRELIMINARY PROGRAM September 11-15, 2017 CIC25 Lillehammer, Norway Twenty-fifth Color and Imaging Conference Color Science and Engineering Systems, Technologies, and Applications Collocated with 19th International Symposium on Multispectral Colour Science Early Registration Deadline: August 13, 2017 www.imaging.org/color #CIC25 Sponsored by Society for Imaging Science and Technology imaging.org September 11 – 15, 2017 • Lillehammer, Norway Table of Contents Sponsors Conference At-a-Glance . 1 The Colour Group (Great Britain) HP Inc. Venue Information . 2 Image Engineering GmbH CIC25 Conference Program . 3 Research Council of Norway Short Course Program . 10 IS&T Sustaining Corporate Members Short Courses At-a-Glance . 13 Adobe Systems Inc. CIC25 Workshops . 22 HP Inc. Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. Hotel and Travel Info . 27 Samsung Electronics Company Ltd. Conference Registration . 28 Xerox Corporation Cooperating Societies • Comité del Color • IOP Printing and Graphics Science Group • European Optical Society (EOS) • Imaging Society of Japan (ISJ) • The Finnish Color Association • Inter-Society Color Council (ISCC) • Forum Farge • NOBIM (Norwegian Association for Image Processing • The French Color Imaging Group and Pattern Recognition) • German Society for Color Science and Application • Swedish Colour Centre Foundation (DfwG) • The Colour Group (Great Britain) • GI Fachbereich Graphische Datenverarbeitung • The Royal Photographic Society of Great • Gruppo del Colore-Associazione Italiana Colore Britain/Imaging Science Group Program Committee General Chair Workshop Chairs CIC Steering Committee Michael J. Murdoch Rafael Huertas Nicolas Bonnier Rochester Institute of Universidad de Granada Apple Inc. (USA) Technology (USA) (Spain) Graham Finlayson Maria Vanrell-Martorell University of East Anglia (UK) Technical Program Chairs Universitat Autònoma de Suzanne Grinnan Nicolas Bonnier Barcelona (Spain) IS&T (USA) Apple Inc. (USA) Michael J. Murdoch Marius Pedersen Interactive Paper Chairs Rochester Institute of Norwegian University of Kristyn Falkenstern Technology (USA) Science and Technology Digimarc Corporation (USA) Marius Pedersen (Norway) Tamara Seybold Norwegian University of ARRI (Germany) Short Course Chairs Science and Technology Jeremie Gerhardt (Norway) JIST-first/CIC Guest Editor IRYStec Software Inc. Philipp Urban Susan Farnand (Canada) Fraunhofer Institute for Rochester Institute of Peter Morovic Computer Graphics Research Technology (USA) HP Inc. (Spain) IGD (Germany) Jang-Jin Yoo LG Display Co., Ltd. (Republic of Korea) ©2017 Society for Imaging Science and Technology (IS&T). Cover image credit: Ian Brodie via Visit Lillehammer AS. Other photos: Suzanne Grinnan. CIC25: Twenty-fifth Color and Imaging Conference — #CIC25 Conference At-a-Glance Monday, September 11 Thursday, September 14 Scandic Lillehammer Hotel Maihaugan Museum Registration open Registration open 8:30 – 16:30 8:00 – 9:00 and 16:45 – 17:45 • Keynote: “Twenty-five Years of Colour • Color, Vision, and Basic Colorimetry Short Constancy,” Anya Hurlbert (Newcastle Course (separate registration fee University), see page 5 required), see page 10; Lunch provided • IS&T Honors and Awards Presentations • Exhibition Tuesday, September 12 • Group Lunch (provided) Scandic Lillehammer Hotel • Technical Sessions Registration open 7:00 – 16:00 • Colorful in Balance • Short Course Program (separate registra- • Do You See What I See? tion fee required), see page 11; Lunch • Interactive Paper Previews I provided • Subtractive Additions • Welcome Reception at Lillehammer Art • Interactive Paper Previews II Museum • Interactive Paper Session • Conference Banquet at 1847 Wednesday, September 13 Brenneriet Restaurant Maihaugan Museum Registration open 8:00 – 16:00 Friday, September 15 • Opening Keynote: “Computational Maihaugan Museum Photography and the Rise of Mobile Registration open 7:30 – 13:00 Imaging,” Paul Hubel (Apple Inc.), see • Color & Imaging Workshops, see page 22 page 3 • Medical Applications: Image • Exhibition Processing Challenges and • Group Lunch (provided) Perspectives • Technical Sessions • Visual Perception and Emerging • Color Dimensions Technologies in Cinema: Perspectives • You Be the Judge from Academia and the Industry • Color Matters • Cultural Heritage Digitization: • Out of the Shadows Challenges and Opportunities • Beyond The Rainbow • Group Lunch (provided) • CIC25 Special Evening Program • Keynote: “True Colours: Explorations in Art, Design, and Research,” Malcolm Innes (Edinburgh Napier University), see page 9 • Technical Sessions • Green with Envy • 19th International Symposium on Multispectral Colour Science (MCS) • Best Paper Award Presentations The view of Lake Mjøsa and the city of Lillehammer as seen from the Olympic ski jump lift. 1 September 11 – 15, 2017 • Lillehammer, Norway Conference Venue: Lillehammer, Norway Settled since the Norwegian Iron Age (500- 800 BC), Lillehammer sits at the northern head of Lake Mjøsa and overlooks the river Lågen. The train ride from Oslo International Airport takes you along the shores of the lovely lake, affording picturesque views of the countryside. Surrounded by mountains, Lillehammer is probably best known as the host of the 1994 Winter Olympics. Lillehammer’s main street is a pedestrian- only thoroughfare, filled with restaurants, bars, and stores. An emphasis on locavore eating ensures delightful Norwegian treats. Known for its arts scene, Lillehammer boasts an art museum—site of the CIC25 Welcome Reception—and Fabrikken, a factory convert- ed to artists ateliers, among other sites. In ad- The Garmo stave church at Maihaugen was built circa dition to its Olympic venues, Lillehammer is in 1150 on the site of a previous church believed to have been built in 1021 by a Viking chieftain. It was moved to close proximity to many ski slopes and the museum in the 1920s. national parks. The headquarters hotel for CIC25 and lo- air museum, a 10-15 minute walk from the cation of the short courses is the well- hotel. appointed Scandic Lillehammer Hotel. Locat- The average temperature in September is ed up a steep incline from the city center, the 6°C/43°F to 15°C/59°F. More information: hotel offers many amenities and cozy places https://en.lillehammer.com/. to meet colleagues. CIC25 technical sessions take place in Please note: We encourage all attendees to Maihaugen, Northern Europe’s largest open- stay at the headquarter hotel (details, page 27). Those who choose to stay elsewhere will incur a $100 supplemental flat fee, no matter what they are registering for (full program, short course only, one-day, etc.) or how long they are stay- ing. To avoid this fee, please select lodgings at the Scandic Lillehammer Hotel. Also please note that lunches are provided this year as part of your registration fee. The color-filled spa at the Scandic Lillehammer Hotel (above) is a new addition to the historic property. The architecturally- pleasing Lillehammer Art Museum (right) showcases local and national artists from the 1880s to the present, includ- ing works by Edvard Munch, Thorvald Erichsen, and Jakob Weidemann: http://lillehammerartmuseum.com. 2 CIC25: Twenty-fifth Color and Imaging Conference — #CIC25 Conference Program Monday September 11, 2017 OPENING KEYNOTE 8:30 – 17:45 Computational Photography and the ONE-DAY SHORT COURSE Rise of Mobile Imaging Scandic Lillehammer Hotel Paul Hubel, Apple Inc. (USA) Color, Vision, and Basic Colorimetry, Gaurav Sharma, University of Rochester, see The past decade has seen a steep rise in page 10 for details the popularity of mobile imaging driven by convenience, connectivity, and ever increasing image quality. The extreme in- Tuesday September 12, 2017 creases in mobile processing power and innovative algorithms have allowed com- 8:00 – 17:45 putational photography to push the image SHORT COURSE PROGRAM quality of small cameras well beyond Scandic Lillehammer Hotel much larger systems. Some of the suc- Featuring 14 classes, see page 11 for details cessful methods are discussed as well as a look into the future of mobile imaging. 18:00 – 20:00 WELCOME RECEPTION Lillehammer Art Museum Color Formation in Virtual Reality 3D 360° Cameras, Veli-Tapani Peltoketo, Bartek Pawlik, Ossi Pirinen, and Petri Nenonen, Nokia Wednesday September 13, 2017 Technologies (Finland) 11:20 – 12:00 NOTE: All Technical Sessions will take place YOU BE THE JUDGE at Maihaugan Museum with support from IQ-MED: Image Quality enhancement in MEDical diagnosis, monitor- 9:00 – 10:00 ing and treatment project* WELCOME AND OPENING Session Chair: Jae Young Park, Apple Inc. (USA) KEYNOTE Smart Phone Image Quality Assessment of Sponsored by HP Inc. Displayed and Printed Images, Gaurav Session Chair: Michael Murdoch, Rochester Institute Sheth, Katherine Carpenter, and Susan of Technology (USA) Farnand, Rochester Institute of Technology Computational Photography and the Rise of (USA) Mobile Imaging, Paul Hubel, Apple Inc. (USA) JIST-First Image Quality Metrics for the Eval- uation and Optimization of Capsule Video 10:00 – 10:40 Endoscopy Enhancement Techniques, COLOR DIMENSIONS Marius Pedersen, Olga Cherepkova, and Session Chair: Andrew Stockman, UCL Institute of Ahmed Mohammed, Norwegian University of Ophthamology (UK) Science and Technology (Norway) Multidimensional Estimation of Spectral Sensitivities, Eric Walowit1, Holger Buhr2, 12:00 – 13:30 and Dietmar Wueller2; 1consultant (USA) and GROUP LUNCH (PROVIDED) 2Image Engineering GmbH & Co. KG (Germany) *Funded by the Research Council of Norway – project
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