- June 7-8th 2023,
- Thon Hotel Polar, Tromsø
The biannual NOBIM conference provides a meeting place for researchers, students, and industry within image processing, pattern recognition, and machine learning to expose relevant research and development. NOBIM 2023 takes place at Thon Hotel Polar in Tromsø on June 7th and 8th. The NOBIM conference is co-located with the annual NORA Conference (nora.ai).
Important Information & Dates:
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Abstract submission deadline: 15th of April 2023
- Author feedback: 15th of May 2023
- Registration deadline: 31st of May 2023
Participation costs:
- Ordinary: 3400 NOK
- Member: 3100 NOK (membership 200 NOK)
- Bachelor-, Master-, and Ph.D. students members: 2800 NOK.
Undergraduate and graduate students giving presentations who are NOBIM members will receive up to 2800 NOK in reimbursement after the event (1200 NOK reimbursement if excluded accommodation).
The conference fee includes 1 night's accommodation and all meals.
More information: nobim.no
Call for abstracts:
Contributions in the form of abstracts of at most 500 words, with optional figures and/or tables, may be submitted as a single-page pdf file. Accepted works will be presented as talks. The abstracts will be handed out to the conference participants. Contributions need not be publishable and may also have been published recently elsewhere.
All research and applications within image processing and machine learning are within the scope of the conference.
The best student paper will be awarded at the end of the conference. There will be one reward for Ph.D. students and one for Master/Bachelor students.
Submission and registrations at nobim.no or by e-mail to: conference@nobim.no
Keynote Speakers
Jón Atli Benediktsson
Rector of the University of Iceland and professor in the Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the university. Professor Benediktsson is a Fellow of the IEEE (2004) and a Fellow of SPIE. His research focuses on remote sensing, image analysis, signal processing, and biomedical engineering. Professor Benediktsson earned his Ph.D. in 1990 from Purdue University in Indiana, USA. From 2003 to 2008, he was the editor-in-chief of IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing and President of the IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society from 2011 to 2012. He has been a Highly Cited Researcher since 2018.
Hanne and Tor Stensola
Tor and Hanne did their PhDs in the Moser lab at NTNU, where they worked together to uncover how grid cells are organized on the population level in the rat brain. Afterward, they relocated to Portugal to study sensory systems focusing on how internal representations, such as expectation, can alter perceptual processing in early sensory cortices. They currently establish a systems neuroscience lab at the University of Agder, where they will study the formation and dynamics of odor representations in the mouse's primary olfactory cortex to gain insight into neural mechanisms that implement categorical learning.
Program committee:
Karl Skretting (UiS) General chair, Vimala Nunavath (USN), Per-Arne Andersen (UiA), Øyvind Meinich-Bache (Laerdal Medical), Pål Anders Floor (NTNU), Fereshteh Mirjalili (NTNU)
Organizational committee:
Hilda Deborah (NTNU) Organizational lead, Morten Goodwin (UiA), Kajsa Møllersen (UiT)
NOBIM, the Norwegian Society for Image Processing and Machine Learning (nobim.no), has members interested in image processing and machine learning within research, development, and applications. Click here for more information.