Parallel and Distributed Image Processing, Video Processing, and Multimedia (PDIVM)

• Special Session @ EuroMicro PDP 2007: PDIVM'2007 in Naples, Italy, February 7th-9th, 2007
• Special Session @ EuroMicro PDP 2006: PDIVM'2006 in Montbéliard-Sochaux, France, February 16th, 2006 (see the program - afternoon session)
• Workshop @ IPDPS 2003: PDIVM'2003 in Nice, France, April 26th, 2003
• Workshop @ IPDPS 2002: PDIVM'2002 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US, April 15th, 2002
• Workshop @ IPDPS 2001: PDIVM'2001 in San Francisco, California, US, April 23rd 2001
• Workshop @ IPDPS 2000: PDIVM'2000 in Cancun, Mexico, May 5th 2000
• Special Track @ ACPC'99: PCIVM'1999 in Salzburg, Austria, February 16th-18th 1999

Organizer

Andreas Uhl

Salzburg University, Austria

Scope

In the recent years, computing with visual and multimedial data has emerged as a key technology in many areas. However, the creation, processing, and management of these data types require an enormous computational effort, often too high for single processor architectures. Therefore, this fact taken together with the inherent data parallelism in these data types makes image processing, video processing, and multimedia natural application areas for parallel and distributed computing.

PDIVM brings together practitioners and researchers working in all aspects of parallel and distributed computing in these fields. The workshop will serve as a forum for exchange of novel ideas on corresponding hardware developments, software tools, system solutions, and all types of applications.

Topics of interest

PDIVM aims to act as a platform for topics related, but not limited, to
• Parallel and distributed architectures and algorithms
• Multimedia Cluster and Grid Compuing
• Dynamically reconfigurable architectures
• Parallel DSP systems and Media processors
• Application specific parallel architectures
• Languages, software environments and programming tools
• Parallel and distributed video and multimedia servers
• Networked multimedia systems, QoS techniques
• Applications, e.g. remote sensing, medical imaging, satellite image processing, set-top boxes, HDTV, mobile multimedia, computer graphics, virtual reality, cameras

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