Computer Vision Bibliography

Last week for most of one afternoon I lost access to my web hosting service. I could still read email and could connect via FTP, but the site responded slowly and FTP transfers would fail. The problems seemed to be specific to the provider (other sites behaved correctly, other sites in the same city as [...]

The most recent update includes a number of recent conferences (September is the busy month for many conferences) from Springer, and the usual list of journals.
On the conference side, the Call for Papers for CVPR 2010 has been released.

While travelling there are often issues that come up in  updating the various conference announcement web sites. The bibliography generally is not updated while on travel. The USC Iris version has more controls on access and does not get updated every time that the VisionBib site gets changed. Until I return, the USC version may [...]

Computer Vision and Multi-Media meetings are starting to have considerable overlap with the increase in video analysis and retrieval at multi-media meetings and journals. This shows up in the Video Analysis special issue in the announcements today. Yet another are where good computer vision work can solve pressing problems.

The most important change is the listing of dates for CVPR 2010 — June 16-18, 2010 in San Francisco. Workshops and other programs will most likely be before or after the core dates.
As usual near the middle of the month the previous month is moved to the archive for the year so that the clutter [...]

Most ICCV 2009 workshops now have online information. Due dates are generally in June, though there are variations.