Authors are invited to submit a full paper (two-column format, 6 pages) according to the guidelines available on the conference website at http://www.icme2011.org. Only electronic submissions will be accepted. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Perceptual quality in image, video and 3D compression;
• Universal access, context-awareness, Multi-sensory Interface, smart environments
• Computer-Augmented Environments, Emotions, Gesture and gaze based interaction;
• Social networking, Speech and natural language interfaces;
• Situation aware multimedia systems;
• Perceptually based techniques in computer vision, graphics and imaging;
• Human Factors in Videoconferencing systems;
• Perceptual factors in auditory coding, speech synthesis and recognition;
• Haptic rendering, haptic input and perception;
• Multimodal Interfaces, e.g., integrating audio, visual and haptic ;
• Cognitive Modeling, Data Mining, Digital Visible Human
• Motion Prediction, Capture and Motion based Interaction
• Posture Prediction, Capture and Posture based Interaction
• Culture and gender sensitive designs, cross-cultural interfaces
• 3D mesh refinement and evaluation of simplification algorithms based on perceptual characteristics and skeletonization;
• Human factors in 3DTV and stereo visualization;
• Visual quality prediction and perceptually driven texture reduction;
• Active vision;
• Panoramic view perception, capture and rendering;
• Perceptually optimized transmission of integrated texture and mesh, taking packet loss into consideration;
• Foveation for efficient image, video and 3D transmission;
• Human Computer Interaction in Multimedia systems;
• Perceptual factors in efficient web-based multimedia education; and
• Measuring perceptual relevance of multimedia retrieval.
• Standards
• Usability of new technologies, small screen devices, touch based devices, web, games

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