EVA'97 Florence - Electronic imaging and the visual arts
19 March 1997 - 19 March 1997
Italy
EVA'97, the annual European conference on Electronic Imaging and the Visual Arts, will take place in Florence, Italy, from 19 to 25 March 1997. The conference, a major European event in the visual arts sector, is organized by the ESPRIT project VASARI and is supported by DG III, DG XIII and DG X of the European Commission.
The main aim of this conference is to provide a cross-sectoral forum for the user, supplier and scientific communities to meet and exchange experience, ideas and plans. Participants will receive up-to-date information on both European and international initiatives in the visual arts, computing and telecommunications sectors.
The conference programme will include plenary sessions on:
- From theory to practice in access and conservation;
- Security and access in multimedia services;
- EC Day: New technology development and initial experimental applications;
- Museums and education.
A wide range of EC-funded projects will be presented during the conference. These will include projects funded under the ESPRIT, Telematics Applications and ACTS programmes and initiatives relating to the G7 pilot projects.
In addition to the main conference programme, a number of pre-conference tutorials and cluster workshops are also being organized. These will address, inter alia, issues relating to: quality in multimedia systems; visitor information systems, hypertext/hypermedia; user studies and markets; content-based image recognition; multimedia successes and failures.
For further information, please contact:
VASARI
Mr. James Rhemsley
Alexander House
50 Station Road
Aldershot
Hampshire GU11 1BG
United Kingdom
Tel. +44-1252-350780; Fax +44-1252-342039
E-mail: jamesrhemsley@cix.compulink.co.uk
A closed (confidential) "special interest group" workshop on electronic copyright management systems will be held on 22 March 1997. For participation in this workshop, please contact:
Mr. Chris Barlas
E-mail: tessa.thier@alcs.co.uk
Information, including a detailed conference programme, is also available on the World Wide Web at:
http://www.brameur.co.uk/vasari/eva/flo97bro.htm
The main aim of this conference is to provide a cross-sectoral forum for the user, supplier and scientific communities to meet and exchange experience, ideas and plans. Participants will receive up-to-date information on both European and international initiatives in the visual arts, computing and telecommunications sectors.
The conference programme will include plenary sessions on:
- From theory to practice in access and conservation;
- Security and access in multimedia services;
- EC Day: New technology development and initial experimental applications;
- Museums and education.
A wide range of EC-funded projects will be presented during the conference. These will include projects funded under the ESPRIT, Telematics Applications and ACTS programmes and initiatives relating to the G7 pilot projects.
In addition to the main conference programme, a number of pre-conference tutorials and cluster workshops are also being organized. These will address, inter alia, issues relating to: quality in multimedia systems; visitor information systems, hypertext/hypermedia; user studies and markets; content-based image recognition; multimedia successes and failures.
For further information, please contact:
VASARI
Mr. James Rhemsley
Alexander House
50 Station Road
Aldershot
Hampshire GU11 1BG
United Kingdom
Tel. +44-1252-350780; Fax +44-1252-342039
E-mail: jamesrhemsley@cix.compulink.co.uk
A closed (confidential) "special interest group" workshop on electronic copyright management systems will be held on 22 March 1997. For participation in this workshop, please contact:
Mr. Chris Barlas
E-mail: tessa.thier@alcs.co.uk
Information, including a detailed conference programme, is also available on the World Wide Web at:
http://www.brameur.co.uk/vasari/eva/flo97bro.htm