The 16-th IEEE International Conference on Advanced Video and Signal-based Surveillance (AVSS)

Taipei, Taiwan

September 18-21, 2019

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Please contact the AVSS 2019 Organization Committee at avss2019tw@gmail.com. Your inquiry will be handled or forwarded to the proper chairs.

General Chairs

Rama Chellappa University of Maryland, College Park, USA

Ming-Hsuan Yang University of California at Merced, USA

Hanseok Ko Korea University, Seoul, South Korea

Honorary Chair

Dana Tai President, University of Taipei, Taiwan

Program Chair

Ming-Ching Chang SUNY Albany, USA

Financial Chair

Jun-Wei Hsieh National Chiao Tung Univ., Taiwan

Conference Chairs

Ming-Ching Chang SUNY Albany, USA

Jun-Wei Hsieh National Chiao Tung Univ., Taiwan

Publicity Chair

Siwei Lyu SUNY Albany, USA

Local Chair

Chun-Ming Tsai University of Taipei, Taiwan

Publication Chair

Paolo Spagnolo CNR, Italy

Workshop Chair

Cosimo Distante CNR, Italy

Challenge Chairs

James Ferryman University of Reading, UK

Chen-Kuo Chiang National Chung Cheng Univ, Taiwan

Tutorial Chair

Chang-Tsun Li Univ of Warwick, UK Deakin University, Australia

Industrial Liaison

Peter Tu GE Global Research, USA

Guangliang Zhao GE Global Research, USA

Liangliang Cao UMass Amherst, USA

Wei-Chen Chiu National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan

Europe Liaisons

Francois Bremond INRIA, France

James Ferryman University of Reading, UK

America Liaison

Vishal Patel Johns Hopkins University, USA

Asia Liaison

Wei Qi Yan Auckland Univ of Tech, New Zealand

Honggang Qi UCAS, China

Area Chairs

Analytics, Situation Awareness & Decision-Making

• Y.-C. Frank Wang (National Taiwan University, Taiwan)
• Wei-Chen Chiu (National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan)

Processing, Detection, Tracking & Recognition

• Robinson Piramuthu (eBay, USA)
• Norimichi Ukita (Toyota Technological Institute, Japan)
• Li Erran Li (Pony.ai, USA)
• Lu Jiang (Google AI, USA)
  

Security & Privacy

• Siwei Lyu (SUNY Albany, USA)

Sensor-Centric Processing

• Senem Velipasalar (Syracuse University, USA)
• Zhe Hu (Hikvision, USA)
  

Surveillance Systems and Applications

• Dawei Du (SUNY Albany, USA)
• Ming-Ching Chang (SUNY Albany, USA)

Visualization and Interaction Concepts for Surveillance Systems

• Jia-Bin Huang (Virginia Tech, USA)
• Yi-Hsuan Tsai (NEC Labs, USA)

Conference Secretaries and Assistants

Conference Secretaries

• HY Liu (IPPR, Taiwan)
• Pei-Tung Liu (University of Taipei, Taiwan)

Conference Assistants

• Yi Wei (University at Albany, USA)

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• Coming soon
  

 

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