AI for Healthcare: Using Modern Image and Video Technology Workshop

A Hybrid Workshop Experience: Join Zoom Meeting here or Import to calendar.

Taking place on June 25 - 27, 2024, both at the AUT City Campus

International workshop

In response to the significant interest in applying image and video processing in healthcare at the PSIVT 2023 conference, an AI for Healthcare Using Modern Image and Video Technology (AIHIVT 2024) workshop has been organised.

The integration of vision intelligence technologies into healthcare systems has the potential to revolutionise diagnostics, treatment, and patient care. The AIHIVT 2024 workshop aims to bring together researchers, practitioners, and experts in computer vision, image processing, and healthcare to explore the latest advancements and applications in vision intelligence within healthcare contexts.

The workshop is organised by the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering within the School of Engineering, Computer, and Mathematical Sciences (ECMS) at Auckland University of Technology (AUT). AUT is a leading higher education institution in New Zealand, dedicated to innovation, creativity and academic excellence. The ECMS School, recognised for its cutting-edge research and teaching, provides an outstanding platform for interdisciplinary collaboration, connecting experts from various fields to develop pioneering solutions in image and video technology.

Topics of interest

The workshop welcomes submissions on a wide range of topics, including, but not limited to:

• Medical image and video analysis and interpretation
• Computer-aided diagnosis
• Healthcare monitoring using vision technologies
• Assistive technologies for individuals with medical conditions
• Augmented reality in healthcare
• AI for medical image analysis
• Data privacy and security in healthcare imaging
• Computer vision in telemedicine and remote monitoring
• Image and video-based healthcare applications
• Hyperspectral imaging for medical diagnosis

Call for papers

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Paper submission and proceedings

All accepted papers will be published by Springer (formally accepted) as Communications in Computer and Information Science (CCIS) proceedings.

Authors must use the provided templates to prepare their manuscripts. Accepted papers for publication should not exceed 14 pages, including references. It is important to ensure that your manuscript follows the guidelines provided by Springer. For detailed information on formatting, submission, and other requirements, please refer to the Conference Proceedings Guidelines.

For those using LaTeX, you can find the template on Overleaf. For Microsoft Word users, the template can be found here.

Important: All submitted papers are reviewed using a double-blind review process. Please ensure that no identifying details are in the manuscript to maintain the integrity of this review process.

We are pleased to announce that the submission process for our conference is now open and will be conducted through EasyChair. You can submit your research papers by visiting the following link:

Paper submission

Please ensure your submission aligns with the guidelines provided on our conference website. We look forward to your contributions and an engaging, enlightening conference.

Registration

As we progress with preparations for the conference, we understand that financial considerations are paramount in your decision-making process, especially considering the expense of travelling to NZ. We are firmly committed to keeping the conference both affordable and accessible.

Recognising the necessity for clear and comprehensive financial information in your conference planning, we have updated the registration section for the workshop and provided a detailed fee table.

Kindly note that to ensure a rich and comprehensive experience, each accepted paper must have at least one online or in-person paid registration. This helps us maintain the quality and value of our event. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

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