Technical Program

The technical program will consist of invited talks, and regular oral and poster sessions. The intention is to allow longer times for questions and discussions in a relaxed and stimulating atmosphere. The technical program for ELFI2019 Workshop is available in PDF here.

Agenda

Tuesday, 4.6.

Wednesday, 5.6.

Thursday, 6.6.

Tuesday, 4 June, 2019

08:00–08:10	Opening
08:10–09:00	Keynote: Optical Compressive Multidimensional Sensing Adrian Stern Ben-Gurion University, Israel
09:00–10:00	Lecture session 1: Light field sensing Light Field Sensing and Content Creation Reinhard Koch Multimedia Information Processing group, Christian-Albrechts-Universität Kiel, Germany Near Real-time Light Field Reconstruction and Rendering for On-set Capture Quality Evaluation Matthias Ziegler, Mojtaba Bemana, Joachim Keinert, Karol Myszkowski Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits, Moving Picture Technologies, Erlangen, Germany; Max Planck Institute for Informatics, Computer Graphics, Saarbrücken, Germany Creation of 360° Light Fields Using Concentric Mosaics with Varying Slit Widths Sebastian Knorr, Matthias Knoblauch, Thomas Sikora Communication Systems Group, Technical University of Berlin, Germany
10:00–10:30	Coffee break
10:30–11:20	Keynote: Radon Transform for Practical Light Field Imaging Todor Georgiev Adobe, USA
11:20–12:20	Lecture session 2: Light field processing Light Field Sampling and Reconstruction Atanas Gotchev 3D Media Group, Tampere University, Finland Interactive Light Field Tilt-Shift Refocus with Generalized Shift-and-Sum Martin Alain, Weston Aenchbacher, Aljosa Smolic V-SENSE Project, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland A Novel Depth Adaptive Tone Mapping Scheme for Multi-View 3D HDR Content Generation Mansi Sharma, M. S. Venkatesh, Rohan Lal Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Delhi, India
12:20–13:20	Lunch break
13:20–14:20	Lecture session 3: Light field display Towards end-to-end solutions for capturing, authoring and displaying wide light-field content Tibor Balogh Holografika, Hungary Some Practical Aspects of Light Field Display Systems Philip Surman Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Design and Characterization of Light Field Displays Based on Retinal Image Formation Models Erdem Sahin 3D Media Group, Tampere University, Finland
14:20–14:50	Coffee break
14:50–16:00	Poster session 1 Preserving Scene Fidelity by Computer Vision and Geometrical Optics Based on Raw Captures Yongwei Li Realistic 3D Group, Mid Sweden University, Sweden FiMic: Fourier Plane Integral Microscope, a Light-Field Microscope and Its Applications Gabriele Scrofani University of Valencia, Spain Temporal resolution of the human visual system and light field displays Maydel Fernandez-Alonso Newcastle University, UK Opportunities and Challenges for Light Field Compression with Video Coding Tools Waqas Ahmad Realistic 3D Group, Mid Sweden University, Sweden Tone Mapping on HoloVizio Projector Images Oleksii Doronin Holografika, Hungary Plenoptic Image Watermarking: A Robust Approach Amir Ansari University of Valencia, Spain Rectification Algorithm of Curvilinear Epipolar Geometry for Scene Depth Retrieval in Plenoptic Imaging Systems Mehdi Ardebili Raytrix, Germany Light-Field 3D Videoconferencing Aron Cserkaszky Holografika, Hungary Batch ST: Batch Shearlet Transform for Light Field Reconstruction Yuan Gao Christian-Albrechts-Universität Kiel, Germany Full 3D Reconstruction using Multi-Focus Plenoptic Cameras Luca Palmieri Christian-Albrechts-Universität Kiel, Hungary Lightfield Editing for Cinema Quality Media Production Faezeh S. Zakeri Moving Picture Technologies, Fraunhover IIS, Germany Spatial contrast sensitivity at high luminance: data and modeling Christos Kaspiris-Rousellis, Adam Simmons and Jenny C. A. Read Institute of Neuroscience, Newcastle University, UK CIVIT Dataset: Horizontal-Parallax-Only Densely-Sampled Light-Fields Sergio Moreschini 3D Media Group, Tampere University, Finland CIVIT Dataset: Stereoscopic 3D-360 videos of typical media production use cases Filipe Gama 3D Media Group, Tampere University, Finland
19:00–21:00	Dinner
21:00–22:00	Welcome drinks

Wednesday, 5 June, 2019

14:00-15:00	Lunch break
15:00–16:20	Lecture session 4: Light field compression Light Field Modelling and Compression, and Augmented Telepresence for Remote Operation Mårten Sjöström Realistic 3D Group, Mid Sweden University, Sweden Camera Array Depth Estimation for Views in Generic Positions Emre Can KAYA, Ioan TABUS Tampere University, Finland 3D Point Cloud Geometry Compression using TSPLVQ Amira Filali, Vincent Ricordel, Nicolas Normand LS2N Laboratory, Nantes University, France Rate-complexity trade-off in Minimum Rate Predictors Light Field lossless encoding João M. Santos, Pedro A. A. Assuncao, Luis A. da Silva Cruz, Luis M. N. Tavora, Rui Fonseca-Pinto, Sergio M. M. Faria Instituto de Telecomunicacoes; ESTG – Instituto Politecnico de Leiria, Leiria, Portugal
16:20–16:50	Coffee break
16:50–17:50	Poster session 2 Multi-User Augmented Reality Application for Video Communication in Virtual Space Kumar Mridul, M. Ramanathan, Kunal Ahirwar, Mansi Sharma Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, India Visually Lossless Compression of Light Fields Lucas A. Thomaz et al. Instituto de Telecomunicacoes, Portugal Photogrammetric Multiple Camera Calibration Using a Robotic Arm Laura Ribeiro, Atanas Gotchev 3D Media Group, Tampere University, Finland The Mechanisms for Depth Perception from Light Fields: A Review Yuta Miyanishi 3D Media Group, Tampere University, Finland Characterization of accommodation response in foveated near-eye holographic displays Jani Mäkinen, Erdem Sahin, Atanas Gotchev 3D Media Group, Tampere University, Finland A forest landscape for visual SLAM Ihtisham Ali 3D Media Group, Tampere University, Finland Surface light field coding for dynamic 3D point clouds Deepa Naik, Sebastian Schwarz Nokia Technologies, Finland Using Epipolar Plane Image Representations for Objective Evaluation of Light Field Images Ali Ak, Patrick Le Callet University of Nantes, France Multiframe kernel based view interpolation for light field video Dingcheng Yue University of Cambridge, UK Light Field Datasets for Visual Quality Assessment and New Challenges: An Overview Waqas Ellahi, Toinon Vigier, Patrick Le Callet University of Nantes, France A Novel Convex Autoregressive Model for Light Field Denoising on Riemannian Space Mansi Sharma, Rohan Lal Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, India Edge reconstruction method to improve depth estimation from light fields Rui Lourenco, Pedro A. A. Assuncao, Luis M. N. Tavora, Lucas A. Thomaz, Rui Fonseca-Pinto, Sergio M. M. Faria Instituto de Telecomunicacoes; ESTG – Instituto Politecnico de Leiria, Leiria, Portugal
19:30–21:30	Dinner

Thursday, 6 June, 2019

08:00–09:20

Lecture session 5: Optics and vision

The human visual system and novel displays
Jenny Read
Institute of Neuroscience, Newcastle University, UK

Lightfield microscopy. From capture to display.
Manuel Martinez Coral
3D Imaging and Display Laboratory, University of Valencia, Spain

A Software Framework for RGB-D Image Formation Using Focused Plenoptic Cameras
Arne Petersen, Reinhard Koch
Multimedia Information Processing group, Christian-Albrechts-Universität Kiel, Germany

Virtually Transparent Dynamic Obstacles in Heavy Mobile Work Machines
Olli Suominen
3D Media Group, Tampere University, Finland

09:20–10:00

Interactive session