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The EPSRC sponsors an annual summer school on computer vision,
which is managed, arranged and publicised by members of the
BMVA. Speakers on the Summer School are academic researchers or
experienced practitioners from industry.
See a separate
page for a provisional programme for the 2008 event.
This year's Summer School will be held the Department of Computing
and Electronic Systems of the University of Essex from 6th
to 11th July 2008. The course is residential and is
free to EPSRC-sponsored students, except for travel. For others,
the summer school costs £500.
The course is intensive and is aimed at graduate students in the
fields of Computer Vision, Pattern Recognition and Digital
Imaging. The Summer School has been running for over a decade
and is updated every year to ensure it covers the state of the art,
broadens awareness of related research fields, and develops research
skills.
The Programme
The Summer School comprises a series of lectures, laboratory
sessions in which lecture theory is put into practice, and interactive
sessions. There is also plenty of time to meet and talk with
attendees from other institutions around the country.
All attendees are expected to bring with them an A1-sized,
portrait orientation poster that describes their work, which they will
present on the first day of the Summer School. The best poster
will win a prize.
The Venue
The course will take place on the Colchester campus of the
University of Essex, UK. Detailed travel information is
available on the Essex
website. Local information will be sent to registered delegates
nearer to the event.
The course is residential and delegates will be staying the
University accommodation, which is ensuite and about five minutes walk
from the restaurants, shops, pub and academic facilities.
How to apply
Please download and complete the booking form, which is available
in Word and PDF formats.
Note that places are allocated on a first-come, first-served
basis, so it is in your interest to apply quickly. If you have
any queries, please contact the organiser of this year's event, Adrian
Clark <alien/at/essex.ac.uk>.
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