Call for Tutorial

Tutorial Chair

Call for Tutorial Proposals

The AVSS 2025 organising committee invites proposals for tutorials. We welcome half-day tutorials (about 3 hours each) on established or emerging topics of interest, including (but not limited to):

Image and Video Analytics

• Detection, Segmentation, and Recognition

• Face, Pose, and Gesture Analysis

• Action, Activity, and Event Understanding

• Image and Video Synthesis, Generative AI

• Biometrics

• Tracking, Counting, Motion Analysis

• Multi-view or 3D Analytics+

• Aerial and Drone Video Analysis

• Datasets and Evaluation

• Medical Image Analysis

Model Security, Privacy, Fairness, and Robustness

• Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning

• Adversarial Machine Learning

• Secure Data Sharing and Exchange

• Authentication and Authorization

• Security and Privacy in the Internet-of-Things

• Trustworthy AI, Ethical Use of AI Technologies

Other Signal and Multi-modal Analytics 

• Vision-Language, LLM, and Foundational Models

• Fusion Approaches for Multi-modal Data Processing

• Registration, Calibration, Robust Analysis of Multiple Sensors or Modalities

• Audio Analysis

• Multi-spectrum Image/Video Analysis

IoT and Signal Analytics

• Cybersecurity Threat Detection and Response

• Forensic Analysis of Manipulated or AI-Generated Contents•

• Edge AI Computation

Systems and Applications

• System and Applications for Smart Cities

• System and Applications for Public Safety

• System and Applications for Home and Business Security

• System and Applications for Critical Infrastructure

Requirements

Tutorial proposals should be in PDF format and must be no longer than 4 pages. All proposals should include the following information:

1. Title

2. Names, affiliations,  and contact information (e.g., emails) of the Instructors

3. Area and Keywords of the Tutorial (refer to the above list of topics)

4. 300-word Abstract (for publicity and registration purposes)

5. Full description of the Tutorial, including the learning objectives, tutorial outline, detailed modules, target audience, prerequisite knowledge required, importance and relevance of the tutorial, etc.

6. CV’s for the Instructors, including publications relevant to the proposed tutorial and list of tutorials given before in other conferences/workshops

Submission

Please submit the proposals in PDF format to Dr. Lo: sylo@jhu.edu

Important Dates

TBA