Special Session II

Advanced Imaging and Tomography

Machine vision is one of the most powerful nondestructive methods of object exploration, but it is limited by object surface. For internal structure analysis (in medicine, geology, quality control, etc.) one requires the methods of tomography. Advanced imaging and tomography track will provide a forum to present and discuss the latest advances and state of the art approaches in tomography. We intend to organize a fruitful exchange of opinions and ideas between specialists in machine vision and tomography, as well as encourage and facilitate interdisciplinary communication amongst university researches and industry professionals involved in tomographic software and hardware development.

Chairman: Prof. Alessia Cedola

About Prof. Alessia Cedola: Actual position: permanent scientist at Institute of Nanotecnology Laboratory for Soft and Living Matter of the National Research Council (CNR) in Rome. Enabled Associate Professor of Experimental Physics. Academic Studies: [1999] PhD at the University "Joseph Fourier" in Grenoble (France), summa cum laude. Experimental thesis at European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF). Main research interests: X-ray imaging, X-ray Phase Contrast Imaging and Tomography, Biomedical applications. Supervisor of several Laurea and PhD Thesis, Teachers of National and International schools of Physics, Responsible for several scientific contracts for young researchers, Chair of several symposia and workshops. Scientific roles: Responsible of the X-ray physics group since 2012, Member of the Management Committee of two ESF COST projects, Member of the Scientific Committee of several workshops and conferences, 2015 - Member of the Editorial Board of Scientific Reports

The sessions covers (but is not limited to) papers on

– MV methods in tomography and tomography methods in MV
– X-ray, T-ray, electron, positron, ultrasound, microwave, etc. imaging
– Multichannel imaging and data fusion
– 3D/4D reconstruction in translucent media
– Computational aspects and throughput of 3D/4D imaging and reconstruction
– Metrological problems in imaging and tomography
– Imaging systems calibration and autocalibration
– 3D/4D visualization
– Machine learning in tomography
– Imaging and tomography modeling and simulation
– Big tomographic data
– New annotated datasets

Important Dates

Submission Guide

Firstly, submit your contributions via Electronic Submission System; ( .pdf only)
Then, please send an e-mail to secretary@icmv.org, and note you are interested in Special session Advanced Imaging and Tomography