Advances in Image & Video Processing (AIVP-2017)
29th April-30th April, 2017 (Two Day National Workshop)
Organized by
Department of Computer Engineering & Applications
GLA University
Mathura-281406(UP), INDIA
http://www.gla.ac.in
Technically Sponsored by IEEE Computer Society GLA University Student Branch Chapter & CSI Mathura Chapter
About University
GLA University (NAAC Accredited 'A'), Mathura has been established under the U.P. State Legislative Act of 2009 (UP Act 21 of 2010). Spread across 110 acres of land, the university is home to more than 10,000 students enrolled in a variety of professional courses. Well designed and maintained buildings, contemporary laboratories, spacious residential complexes and recreational facilities make the GLA campus one of the best in the region providing its students an ideal environment to hone their skills in an increasingly competitive and demanding world.
Department of Computer Engineering & Applications is the nerve centre of the University. The Department believes that Education is the cornerstone to economic development and which alone can assist build India into a developed nation. Over the years it has established itself into a separate department. The department with the passage of its evolution and growth has succeeded in creating its place of excellence not only within the college but among its counterparts in the country and abroad. It has been attracting bright students from all parts of the country for quality education in computer science at under graduate, post graduate and doctoral levels.
About AIVP
Image processing is a growing research field where many revolutionary ideas and efficient algorithms have been developed over the past few decades.The objective of this workshop is to introduce the participants to the world of Digital Image Processing and give an insight on how and where it can be used. This workshop will be useful to learn the fundamentals of Digital Processing of satellite image data and biomedical image data.
Hands on exercises with MATLAB and OPENCV software will open a door for programming in image processing. Exposure to recent concepts of Video Surveillance, Video Forgery, Satellite, Biomedical and Industrial image processing will also be possible during the workshop.
The workshop is designed for teachers of degree level technical institutions, Graduates and Research Scholars of Engineering Institutions and Industry Professionals. The workshop has been designed to cover both theoretical as well as the practical concepts in the respective emerging fields of Computer Science along with the tools and simulators useful for the participants for their Training, Projects, and Research Work.
Course Contents
The course aims to provide in-depth coverage along with hands on experience of the following important emerging areas along with hands on training on the respective state of the art on Open Source Simulators and other Tools-Part I: Lectures to be covered
- Introduction to Digital Image Processing
- Applications/Scope of Image Processing
- Biomedical Image Processing
- Video Analysis
- Video forgery Application
- Satellite Image Processing (Terrestrial and Planetary)
- Industrial Image Processing
Part-II: Lab to be covered
- Basic Image Processing using MATLAB/OPENCV
- Biomedical Image Processing Experiments using MATLAB/OPENCV
- Video Analysis using MATLAB /OPENCV
- Experiments using MATLAB /OPENCV
- Video forgery Experiments using MATLAB/OPENCV
Resource Persons
The resource persons for the course shall be the faculty of IIT's / IIIT's / NIT's along with persons from the Industry. List of Resource Person are given below:
- Prof. Rajeev Srivastava (IIT (BHU), Varanasi)
- Prof. Satish Chand (JNU, Delhi)
- Prof. R. Balasubramanian (IIT Roorke)
Prof. Rajeev Srivastava is working as an Professor in the Department of Computer Science &Engineering, IIT (BHU), Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India. He received his B.E. in Computer Engineering from Gorakhpur University, India, his M.E. degree in Computer Technology and Applications and PhD degree in Computer Engineering both from the University of Delhi, Delhi, India. He has around 18 years of teaching and research experience. He has around 80 research publications to his credit. He has also authored one book and edited two books in the areas of image processing and computer vision published from internationally reputed publishers from Germany, and USA. His research interests include image processing, computer vision, pattern recognition, and algorithms.
Prof. Satish Chand is working as an Professor in the Dept. of Computer Science,JNU, Delhi, India. He received his PhD from JNU, Delhi and M. Tech from IIT Kharagpur. He has around twenty years of teaching andresearch experience. He has published around 80 research papers in SCI journalsand conferences. His research interests include imageprocessing, medical image processing, features extraction and pattern classification.
Prof. R.Balasubramanian is working as an Professor in the Dept. of Computer Science & Engg.,IIT Roorke,India. He received his PhD from IIT Madras. He has around twenty years of teaching and research experience. He has published around 100 research papers in SCI journalsand conferences. His research interests include Image Processing, Optical Flow and Video Analytics, Biometrics, Content Based Video Retrieval, Video Skimming and Summarization, and Medical Imaging.
Organizing Committee
Registration Process
Students/Internal Faculty/Research Scholar ⇒ INR 500
External Faculty/Academician ⇒ INR 1000
Corporate Executives/Professionals ⇒ INR 1200
Important Dates
| Date of Event | 29th April-30th April, 2017 |
| Registration Open | 10th April, 2017 |
| Registration Close | 26th April, 2017 |
Contacts for AIVP-2017
Dr. Alok Kumar Singh Kushwaha(Convener, AIVP-2017)Mob. No. - +91-8090631394
Email-alok.kushwaha@gla.ac.in
Mr. Vinay Kumar(Co-convener, AIVP-2017)
Mob. No.- +91-9760548004
Email - vinay.kumar@gla.ac.in
Maintained by Mohd. Aamir Khan