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7th International Conference

Automatic Face and Gesture Recognition, FG2006

Southampton, UK, April 10-12 2006

Call for Papers

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Automatic Face and Gesture Recognition is the premier international forum for research in image- and video-based biometric recognition, and hand gesture and body movement analysis. The program will be single track with posters. The conference series is arranged by the IEEE Computer Society TC PAMI and FG2006 will be hosted by the British Machine Vision Association in conjunction with the University of Southampton UK. FG 2006 will be held in Southampton which is in central south UK near Heathrow and many top tourist sites. The general conference topics will include:

Face Recognition and Analysis

• tracking/detection
• recognition
• reconstruction
• expression analysis
• 3D analysis
• lip dynamics analysis

Gesture Recognition and Analysis

• gesture interpretation
• head motion tracking
• arm/ limb analysis
• human body tracking
• vision based human interfaces
• fusion of modalities

Technologies

• biometric applications
• sensors
• surveillance applications
• feature selection
• feature analysis

Body and Movement Analysis

• human motion analysis
• body movement analysis
• gait recognition
• 3D gait analysis
• 3D movement analysis

We particularly welcome papers that explore links of face and gesture to psychological analysis, such as

Psychological Analysis

• face recognition
• face change
• body movement
• gesture recognition
• gesture variation
• gait recognition

Important dates

Paper Submission November 1 2005

Notification of Acceptance January 5 2006

Final Papers Due January 30 2006

Paper submission: papers should be 6 pages maximum, anonymous, with layout using the IEEE CS Press Style, for which format guidance is provided.