10th IAPR International Workshop on Document Analysis Systems
March 27th - 29th, 2012
Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
Call For Paper
The program committee invites the submission of original and unpublished contributions for inclusion in the workshop. All papers and presentations will be in English. Topics to be dealt with
include but are not limited to:
Document image analysis (DIA) systems
Algorithms for graphics recognition
Analysis methods for historic documents
Camera-based/Video document image analysis
Document analysis for the Internet
Performance evaluation
Page layout analysis
Information extraction from document images
Multilingual document analysis
Document databases and digital libraries
Document retrieval systems
Forensic document analysis
Multimedia systems
Authoring, annotation, and presentation systems
Applications
Full papers must be accompanied by an abstract summarizing the contribution the paper makes to the field. Maximum full paper length is 5 pages in two-column CPS format. All papers will be peer reviewed, and accepted papers will be included in the proceedings.
Short papers
Authors are also invited to submit short papers for late-breaking results. Short papers should be at most 2 pages in two-column CPS format.
For submission, please send a PDF file (up to two pages) until January 10, 2012 (extended!) via e-mail to: das2012@griffith.edu.au
After the submission, DAS2012 organizers will quickly review the submitted paper and make a decision of acceptance. If your submission is accepted, you can make a poster presentation.
Please note that short papers will appear in an extra booklet, not in the official DAS2012 proceedings.
Participants must register for the workshop.
Demos
As usual, DAS 2012 will host a Demonstration Session where attendees and vendors can demonstrate their technologies and scientific contributions in a hands on environment.
The demos will be aligned with the poster sessions of the workshop, providing adequate time for interaction.
In order to participate, interested persons should submit a 1-2 page abstract overviewing the technology and proposed demo using the same submission procedure as the short papers (given above) by January 10, 2012.
Participation is not limited to individuals or organizations that have previously submitted a paper or poster, but demo participants must register for the workshop. In case that there
are more applications than available space, the time of submission and the overall abstract will be taken into consideration. The conference also reserves the right to select demonstrations
based on the degree of appropriateness for DAS.
The organizers will provide a table, chairs and power connection. Requests for additional equipment should be made through the local organizers, and will be at the participants cost.
Click here to download the Call for paper document