Call for Papers
The Picture Coding Symposium (PCS) is an international forum devoted to advances in visual data coding. Established in 1969, it has the longest history of any conference in this area. The 35th event in the series, PCS 2021, will convene in Bristol, UK. Bristol is a vibrant city known internationally as a hub for the Creative Industry. It is the home of many well-known artists and organisations such as Banksy, David Prowse (Darth Vader), Aardman Animations and the BBC Natural History Unit.
Topics
PCS 2021 invites you to submit work which pushes the boundaries of image and video coding. The following list contains some examples, but it is not an exhaustive list:
- Coding of still and moving pictures
- Model-based and synthetic coding
- Multimodal coding and processing
- Machine-learning for image/video analysis and compression
- Compression of virtual, augmented and mixed reality
- 360-degree and multi-view video processing and coding
- Representation, analysis and coding of 3D scenes
- Emerging standards for visual data coding
- Perceptually optimized objective quality metrics
- Subjective quality assessment
- Datasets for training and testing
- Transcoding and adaptive streaming
- Error robustness, resilience and concealment
- Low complexity video compression
- Network-, edge- and cloud-based coding
- Energy management in compression
- Hardware architectures
- Protection and integrity of visual data
- Optimized streaming methods
- Real-time video communication; both peer-to-peer and multi-party video conferencing
- Coding of screen content and desktop sharing
How to Submit a Paper
Prospective authors are invited to submit papers for the Symposium, in English, using the IEEE conference manuscript template, with a font size of 10 pt and maximum length of five (5) pages including all results, figures and references. Submissions will be accepted only in PDF format.
We will be submitting the proceedings for publication to IEEEXplore, and plan to share them on Scopus and EI indexed.
Note: The conference is still preparing for a physical event. So the authors are expected to travel where feasible. Should it be necessary to run the conference as an on-line or hybrid event, authors will be requested to submit recorded videos of their presentations.
Submission Review
The submissions all undergo peer review coordinated by the Technical Program Committee.
How to Use the CMT Paper Submission System
We are using the Microsoft CMT (Conference Management Toolkit) to process the submissions. See the ‘Important Dates’ section above for details of when the submissions system will open and close.
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