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Prof. Haggrén has become a sought-after lecturer and chairman in
international conferences in the field of video digitizing.
Below is a list of his activities in this area.
- Chair of the Session: Novel Techniques. Computer Vision for Industry,
Munich, June 24-25, 1993.
- Chair of the Session: Range Images and Active Triangulation.
2nd Conf. on Optical 3-D Measurement Techniques, Zurich, October 4-7, 1993.
- Chair of the Session: Automatic Measurement in Dynamic Processes.
ISPRS Commission V Symposium 'Close Range Techniques and Machine Vision',
Melbourne, March 1-4, 1994.
- Member of the Program Committee and Chair of the Session: On-line
Control Systems. Videometrics III, part of the SPIE's International
Symposium on Photonic Sensors & Controls for Commercial Applications,
Boston, October 31 - November 4, 1994.
- Chair of the Session: Project Surveying. International FIG Symposium
on Deformation Analysis and Engineering Surveying, Cape town, February 7-10,
1995.
- Member of the Scientific Advisory Board and Chair of the session:
Surface reconstruction and orientation. St. Petersburg-Great Lakes Conference
on Digital Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing '95, June 25-30, 1995.
- Member of the Program Committee. 3rd Conf. on Optical 3-D Measurement
Techniques, Vienna, 1995.
- Member of the Program Committee and Chair of the Session: On-Line
Metrology Systems. Videometrics IV, part of the SPIE's International
Symposium on Photonic Sensors & Controls for Commercial Applications,
Philadelphia, 1995.
One of our researchers in the video digitizing projects was
Ass.Res.Prof. Min Gong from the Chinese Academy of
Sciences in Beijing. His primary expertice is for computer science
and he worked for the distributed shared-memory architecture within
networks dedicated to photogrammetric image processing [ ].
Also many foreign students visiting our institute participated in
the video digitizing projects, among them Anja Wilkin
(TUBonn, Germany, EC-funded, 2 years), Valentin Donisa
(Univ. Al.I.Cuza, Romania, CIMO-funded,
6 months), and Yingchun Wu (NEU Shenyang, China, partly CIMO-funded,
a year and a half).
Related to video digitizing,
we have applied EC-funding as a member of the AMOR-consortium
for the TMR Network on ``Automated model generation for object
recognition and quantitative scene analysis''. Within the consortium
we have planned several longer stays for our postgraduates to visit
the AMOR-institutes, and their ones to visit us. In May 1996,
we will have a three-days ``Kick-off''-meeting for this TMR-project
in Espoo.
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Olli T Jokinen
Tue May 28 08:57:45 EET DST 1996