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| Acronym = MIPPR 2009
 
| Title = SPIE The Sixth International Symposium on Multispectral Image Processing & Pattern Recognition
 
| Type = Conference
 
| Series =
 
 
  | Field = Computer graphics
 
  | Field = Computer graphics
| Homepage = iprai.hust.edu.cn/mippr
 
| Start date = Oct 30, 2009
 
| End date =  Nov 1, 2009
 
| City= Yichang
 
| State =
 
| Country =  China
 
 
  | Abstract deadline =  
 
  | Abstract deadline =  
 
  | Submission deadline = Mar 1, 2009
 
  | Submission deadline = Mar 1, 2009
 
  | Notification =  
 
  | Notification =  
 
  | Camera ready = Jun 1, 2009
 
  | Camera ready = Jun 1, 2009
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| Acronym= MIPPR 2009
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| End date= 2009/11/01
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| Series=
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| Type  = Conference
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| Country= CN
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| State = CN/HB
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| City  = CN/HB/Yichang
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| Homepage= iprai.hust.edu.cn/mippr
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| Start date= 2009/10/30
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| Title = SPIE The Sixth International Symposium on Multispectral Image Processing & Pattern Recognition
 
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MIPPR 2009
SPIE The Sixth International Symposium on Multispectral Image Processing & Pattern Recognition
Dates 2009/10/30 (iCal) - 2009/11/01
Homepage: iprai.hust.edu.cn/mippr
Location
Location: CN/HB/Yichang, CN/HB, CN
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Important dates
Submissions: Mar 1, 2009
Camera ready due: Jun 1, 2009
Table of Contents




        •Edge detection
        •Segmentation
        •Feature extraction
        •Target recognition and tracking
        •Image sequence analysis
        •Small dim target detection

     4. Pattern Recognition and Computer Vision
        •Classification techniques
        •Neural networks
        •Calibration
        •Stereovision
        •Shape from X
        •3D modeling and representation