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Welcome to Sibgrapi 2009, the XXII edition of the Brazilian Symposium on Computer Graphics and Image Processing, held in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 11-14 October 2009. Sibgrapi is the most important Brazilian meeting in the areas of Computer Graphics, Image Processing, and Computer Vision. It is held yearly with the sponsorship of the Brazilian Computer Society, since the first meeting in 1988. The proceedings have been published by IEEE Computer Society from 1997 to 208. A novelty in this Sibgrapi Edition is the beginning of a cooperation with the Eurographics Association, increasing the visibility of the Symposium considerably. We received 108 paper submissions, and each paper was evaluated, double-blind, by at least three reviewers. We accepted 44 high-quality papers, representing an acceptance of 40%. It should be mentioned that the overall quality of submissions was very good this year, leading to the nonacceptance of some good quality papers in the borderline region. The richness of this volume can be mainly credited to the authors, who have chosen Sibgrapi to present their work, to the Program Committee members, who helped to guide the reviewing process, and to the reviewers, who dedicated their valuable time to read carefully and evaluate each one of the 108 papers submitted to the conference. We also would like to thank the local organization committee, the several committees in charge for the different technical activities, the invited speakers, the session chairs, and the tutorial instructors. Finally, we are grateful to several institutions which were involved directly or indirectly in the organization of Sibgrapi 2009: Universidade de São Paulo (USP), Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS), Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio), Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF), and the Brazilian Computer Society (SBC). ChairsLuis Gustavo Nonato and Jacob Scharcanski.![]() Work SelectionAll full papers are double blindly reviewed by three experts in the topic of the work, and all papers considered high quality will be accepted. As in the previous editions of Sibgrapi, the authors of the best papers can be invited to submit extended versions of their work to international journals in the field (best computer graphics papers have been published in Computer Graphics Forum and The Visual Computer Journal, whereas the best image processing and computer vision papers have been published in Pattern Recognition Letters, Image and Vision Computing and Computerized Medical Imaging and Graphics). In 2009, the three best papers of in the area of computer graphics will be invited to submit to Computer Graphics Forum, and negotiations with other journals are at hand. Important Dates
Author's instructionSee the submission instructions' page. Oral PresentationEach accepted paper will be presented orally in technical sessions of 4 papers each. The presentation must fit in 25 minutes, with additional 5 minutes for questions. It may follow the Sibgrapi presentation template. Presenters can bring their own laptop or use the conference computer. In the last case, it is recommended to check the presentation in the break before the session. No-show Policy
Failure in meeting the above mentioned no-show policy criteria, will cause the paper to be excluded from the proceedings.
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Accepted PapersGraphics, Visualization, and Geometry Processing TP1 Isosurfacing and Mesh Processing: Monday October 12th, 10:30-12:30
Efficient and High Quality Contouring of Isosurfaces on Uniform Grids Leonardo Schmitz (UFRGS), João Comba (UFRGS) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.19 - pp 64-71 Surface Reconstruction: An Improved Marching Triangle Algorithm for Scalar and Vector Implicit Field Representations Marc Fournier (Louis Pasteur University - Strasbourg 1) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.14 - pp 72-79 Lossless Compression of Adaptive Multiresolution Meshes Christoph von Tycowicz (Freie Universität Berlin), Felix Kälberer (Freie Universität Berlin), Konrad Polthier (Freie Universitaet Berlin) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.53 - pp 80-87 Optimized Pattern-Based Adaptive Mesh Refinement Using GPU Ricardo Lenz (UFC), Joaquim Bento Cavalcante-Neto (UFC), Creto Vidal (UFC) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.37 - pp 88-95 TP2 Modeling and Reconstruction: Monday October 12th, 15:00-17:00
Hermite Interpolation of Implicit Surfaces with Radial Basis Functions (Supplementary Material) Ives Macêdo (IMPA), João Paulo Gois (Universidade Federal do ABC), Luiz Velho (IMPA) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.11 - pp 1-8 Scale-Space for Union of 3D Balls (Supplementary Material) Alex Bordignon (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Betina Vath (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Thales Vieira (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Cynthia O.L. Ferreira (INSA-Toulouse), Marcos Craizer (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Thomas Lewiner (PUC-Rio de Janeiro) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.9 - pp 9-16 Legolizer: A Real-Time System for Modeling and Rendering LEGO Representations of Boundary Models (Supplementary Material) Luis Fernando MS Silva (UFRGS), Vitor Pamplona (UFRGS), João Comba (UFRGS) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.18 - pp 17-23 RGBN image editing Thiago Pereira (IMPA), Luiz Velho (IMPA) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.28 - pp 24-31 TP3 Vector Field, Skeleton, and Hexagonal Tiling: Tuesday October 13th, 14:30-16:30
Fast Medial Axis Transform for Planar Domains With General Boundaries Francisco Pinto (UFRGS), Carla Freitas (UFRGS) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.21 - pp 96-103 Support Vectors Learning for Vector Field Reconstrution (Supplementary Material) Marcos Lage (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Rener Castro, Fabiano Petronetto (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Alex Bordignon (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Geovan Tavares (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Thomas Lewiner (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Hélio Lopes (PUC-Rio de Janeiro) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.20 - pp 104-111 Random Walks for Vector Field Denoising João Paixão (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Marcos Lage (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Fabiano Petronetto (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Alex Bordignon (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Sinésio Pesco (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Geovan Tavares (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Thomas Lewiner (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Hélio Lopes (PUC-Rio de Janeiro) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.13 - pp 112-119 Rectangular hexagonal mesh generation for parametric modeling Patrícia Pampanelli (Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora), João Paulo Peçanha (Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora), Alessandra Matos Campos (Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora), Marcelo Bernardes Vieira (Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora), Marcelo Lobosco (Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora), Sócrates de Oliveira Dantas (Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.26 - pp 120-125 TP4 Texture and Rendering: Tuesday October 13th, 17:00-19:00
Synthesis and Transfer of Time-Variant Material Appearance on Images Djalma Bandeira (UFPE), Marcelo Walter (UFPE) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.38 - pp 32-39 Geometry Super-Resolution by Example Thales Vieira (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Alex Bordignon (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Thomas Lewiner (PUC-Rio de Janeiro), Luiz Velho (IMPA) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.10 - pp 40-47 Perspective Contouring in Illustrative Visualization Jonatas Medeiros (UFRGS), Mario Sousa (University of Calgary), Luiz Velho (IMPA), Carla Freitas (UFRGS) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.49 - pp 48-55 Salient Clustering for View-dependent Multiresolution Rendering Rodrigo Barni (UFRGS), João Comba (UFRGS) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.34 - pp 56-63 Image Processing, Computer Vision, and Pattern RecognitionTP5 Image Analysis and Pattern Recognition I: Monday October 12th, 10:30-12:30
A multi-linear discriminant analysis of 2D frontal face images Carlos Thomaz (Centro Universitario da FEI), Vagner Amaral (Centro Universitário da FEI), Gilson Giraldi (LNCC), Edson Kitani (USP), Joao Sato (Universidade Federal do ABC), Duncan Gillies (Imperial College London) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.15 - pp 216-223 Nude Detection in Video using Bag-of-Visual-Features Ana Paula Lopes (UESC), Sandra Avila (UFMG), Anderson Peixoto (UFMG), Rodrigo Oliveira (UFMG), Marcelo Coelho (Escola Preparatória de Cadetes do Ar), Arnaldo de Albuquerque (UFMG) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.32 - pp 224-231 Computing the q-index for Tsallis Nonextensive Image Segmentation Paulo Rodrigues (Centro Universitário da FEI), Gilson Giraldi (LNCC) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.23 - pp 232-237 An Immune-Inspired Approach for Unsupervised Texture Segmentation using Wavelet Packet Transform Karinne Silva (Unicamp), Yuzo Iano (Unicamp) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.30 - pp 238-7244 TP6 Image Processing and Analysis in Medicine and Biometry: Monday October 12th, 15:00-17:00
Microcalcification Detection in Mammograms Using Difference of Gaussians Filters and a Hybrid Feedforward-Kohonen Neural Network Juan Ramirez-Villegas (Universidad Autónoma de Occidente), Eric Lam-Espinosa (Universidad Autónoma de Occidente), David Ramirez-Moreno (Universidad Autónoma de Occidente) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.25 - pp 186-193 A Semi-Automatic Method for Segmentation of the Coronary Artery Tree from Angiography Daniel Lara (UFMG), David Menotti (UFOP), Alexandre Faria (UFMG), Arnaldo de Albuquerque (UFMG) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.41 - pp 194-201 Extraction and selection of dynamic features of the human iris Ronaldo Costa (USP), Adilson Gonzaga (USP) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.16 - pp 202-208 Determination of the reference point of a fingerprint based on multiple levels of representation Jorge Aching (UFES), Evandro Salles (UFES) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.35 - pp 209-215 TP7 Mathematical Morphology: Monday October 12th, 15:00-17:00
Segmentation of brain structures by watershed transform on tensorial morphological gradient of diffusion tensor imaging Leticia Rittner (Unicamp), Simone Appenzeller (Unicamp), Roberto Lotufo (Unicamp) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.36 - pp 126-132 Analysis of the watershed algorithms based on the Breadth-First and Depth-First exploring methods André Körbes (Unicamp), Roberto Lotufo (Unicamp) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.43 - pp 133-140 The use of high resolution images in morphological operator learning Marta Dornelles (USP), Nina Hirata (USP) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.39 - pp 141-148 Jump-Miss Binary Erosion Algorithm Anderson Machado (USP), Ronaldo Hashimoto (USP) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.27 - pp 149-155 TP8 Image Analysis and Pattern Recognition II: Tuesday October 13th, 14:30-16:30
A Study of the Effect of Illumination Conditions and Color Spaces on Skin Segmentation Diogo Kuiaski (UTFPR), Hugo Vieira Neto (UTFPR), Gustavo Borba (UTFPR), Humberto Gamba (UTFPR) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.47 - pp 245-252 Fractal-JSEG: JSEG Using a Homogeneity Measurement based on Local Fractal Descriptor Karin Komati (UFES), Evandro Salles (UFES), Mario Sarcinelli Filho (UFES) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.22 - pp 253-260 Automatic discrimination between printed and handwritten text in documents Lincoln Silva (UFF), Aura Conci (UFF), Angel Sanchez (Universidad Rey Juan Carlos) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.40 - pp 261-267 A comparative study among pattern classifiers in interactive image segmentation Thiago Spina (Unicamp), Javier Alexander Montoya-Zegarra (Unicamp), Fábio Faria (Unicamp), Carlos Elias Arminio Zampieri (Unicamp), Sheila Maricela Pinto-Cáceres (Unicamp), Tiago Carvalho (Unicamp), Fabio Andrijauskas, Alexandre Falcão (Unicamp) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.45 - pp 268-275 TP9 Computer Vision I: Tuesday October 13th, 17:00-19:00
Detecting Buildings in Historical Photographs Using Bag-of-Keypoints Natália Batista (UFMG), Ana Paula Lopes (UESC), Arnaldo de Albuquerque (UFMG) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.31 - pp 276-283 Multi-frame motion detection for active/unstable cameras Mirko Ristivojevic (Tyco International), Janusz Konrad (Boston University) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.46 - pp 284-290 2D-DCT Distance Based Face Recognition Using a Reduced Number of Coefficients Derzu Omaia (UFPB), JanKees van der Poel (UFPB), Leonardo Batista (UFPB) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.52 - pp 291-298 Action Recognition in Video by Covariance Matching of Silhouette Tunnels Kai Guo (Boston University), Prakash Ishwar (Boston University), Janusz Konrad (Boston University) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.29 - pp 299-306 TP10 Image Processing: Wednesday October 14th, 9:00-11:00
GSAShrink: A Novel Iterative Approach for Wavelet-Based Image Denoising Alexandre Levada (Universidade de São Paulo), Nelson Mascarenhas (UFSCar), Alberto Tannús (USP) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.8 - pp 156-163 A Regularized Nonlinear Diffusion Approach for Texture Image Denoising Wallace Casaca (Unesp), Maurilio Boaventura (Unesp) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.33 - pp 164-171 Im age Restoration with Operators Modeled by Artificial Neural Networks Ana Paula Abrantes de Castro (INPE), José Demisio Simoes Silva (INPE), Elcio Hideiti Shiguemori (IEAv) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.44 - pp 172-179 Mammography Images Restoration by Quantum Noise Reduction and Inverse MTF Filtering Larissa dos Santos Romualdo (USP), Marcelo Vieira (USP), Homero Schiabel (USP) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.12 - pp 180-185 TP11 Computer Vision II: Wednesday October 14th, 9:00-11:00
An Improved Methodology for Image Feature Matching Vilar da Camara Neto (UFMG), Mario Fernando Campos (UFMG) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.24 - pp 307-314 Spatio-Temporal Frames in a Bag-of-visual-features Approach for Human Actions Recognition Ana Paula Lopes (UESC), Rodrigo Oliveira (UFMG), Jussara Almeida (UFMG), Arnaldo de Albuquerque (UFMG) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.17 - pp 315-321 Learning Discriminative Appearance-Based Models Using Partial Least Squares William Schwartz (University of Maryland), Larry Davis (University of Maryland) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.42 - pp 322-329 Stereo Based Structure Recovery of Underwater Scenes from Automatically Restored Images Erickson Nascimento (UFMG), Mario Fernando Campos (UFMG), Wagner Barros (UFMG) doi: 10.1109/Sibgrapi.2009.48 - pp 330-337 Technical Committee
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