CBMI 2011 is seeking original, high quality proposals for Special Sessions, to be included in the technical program along with the regular track. Special Sessions are expected to address research in focused, emerging, or interdisciplinary areas of particular interest, not covered already by traditional CBMI sessions.
Following the eight successful previous events of CBMI, the Video Processing and Understanding Lab (VPULab) and the Information Retrieval Group (IRG) at Universidad Autonoma de Madrid will organize the next CBMI event.
CBMI 2011 aims at bringing together the various communities involved in the different aspects of content-based multimedia indexing, retrieval, browsing and presentation. The scientific program of CBMI 2011 will include invited keynote talks and regular and special sessions with contributed research papers.
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