Call for Papers
Wavelets XII

Part of SPIE\'s Optics and Photonics

San Diego, CA, August 26-30, 2007

Conference Chairs
Dimitri Van De Ville, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland
Vivek Goyal, MIT, Cambridge, USA
Manos Papadakis, University of Houston, USA

This conference provides a well established, high-quality forum for the 
presentation of results in wavelet theory and its applications. It 
distinguishes itself by a desire to break cross-disciplinary barriers, 
using wavelets as the common denominator. It is open to researchers in 
mathematics, signal and image processing, computer vision, medical 
imaging, physics, and more. It focuses on novel applications of 
wavelet-based signal analysis and processing methods, refinements of 
existing techniques, and new theoretical developments.

The upcoming event will feature special presentations by leading 
researchers in the field. It will also promote discussions and reflections 
on the present and future state of wavelets.

Topics for submission may include (but are not limited to):

wavelet theory and multirate filterbanks
frames and over-complete representations in communications and image 
processing
wavelets and statistical analysis
noise reduction and restoration
wavelets in medicine and biology
wavelets and multi-tree dictionaries
sparsity and compressed sensing
multiresolution surface representations and graphics
sigma-delta quantization
wavelet in physics
wavelets in neuro-imaging
multiresolution surface representations and graphics
wavelets in visualization and computational geometry
wavelets, fractal analysis, and multiscale random processes
wavelets and approximation theory; sampling and operator theory
Please follow the submission instructions. In addition, please submit an 
extended abstract of 2 pages plus as many figures as needed (instead of 
the 250 words), and replace the brief biography by a summary cover sheet 
that includes:
Description of the problem addressed: why is it important?
What is the original contribution of this work: Present briefly the novel 
idea of your submission.

History of the event: http://www.waveletseries.org/

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