o3dm.fbk.euO3DM workshop, 12-13 December 2024

this siteOPTICAL 3D METROLOGY workshop Brescia, Italy: 12-13 December 2024 ABOUT Optical 3D Metrology ( O3DM ) is a series of conferences that build on the heritage of SPIE Videometrics (1991-2017) and Optical 3D Measurement Techniques (1989-2009). The past editions of O3DM were held in Strasbourg (France) in December 2019 and in Wuerzburg (Germany) in December 2022 under the umbrella of ISPRS . The primary theme of O3DM is the precise 3D measurement and accurate modelling from imaging and range sensors . Further topics of interest include: sensor investigations and characterisation radiometric and geometric calibration of sensors sensor/data fusion quality and calibration of colour for 3D models acquired by optical and range sensing techniques algorithms for precise 3D data derivation and processing ambiguous sequences in image orientation hybrid adjustment AI methods in metrology and industrial inspection handling of transparent or reflective surfaces O3DM is focussed on the growing interest in processing and modelling technology, and the increasing demand for accurate 3D models in applications such as industrial inspection, aerospace and automotive design, material and component testing, scene documentation, motion analysis, medicine and the exploration of remote and hazardous sites, just to name a few. O3DM, like its predecessor events, wants to encourage the cooperation and information exchange between academia and industry in the field of optical metrology. O3DM is an international workshop supported by the International Society of Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spa tial Information Sciences (ISPRS) . CONFERENCE INFORMATION & VENUE O3DM is organized as an ISPRS event and the third O3DM workshop will be held in Brescia, Italy, during 12-13 December 2024 at the University of Brescia . Brescia has excellent transport access by high speed trains and airports from Bergamo (30 min), Verona (30 min) or Milano (1h). O3DM will be held in conjunction with the 8th international workshop "LowCost 3D" . These are two complementary scientific events, accessible with the same registration fee, that will provide delegates with a wide range of topics centred on optical 3D measurement systems and applications. Participants could join both events with just one registration fee . ORGANIZERS Giorgio Vassena , Universita’ di Brescia Mark Shortis , RMIT University, Australia Fabio Remondino , Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK), Italy SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Takashi Fuse, The University of Tokyo, Japan Derek Lichti, University of Calgary, Canada Thomas Luhmann, Jade University of Applied Sciences, Germany Hans-Gerd Maas, Technische Universität Dresden, Germany Ferdinand Maiwald, Technische Universität Dresden, Germany Fabio Menna, Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Italy Erica Nocerino, University of Sassari, Italy Gunther Notni, Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Optics and Precision Mechanics, Germany Andreas Nüchter, Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg, Germany Samanta Piano, University of Nottingham, England Andreas Rietdorf, Hexagon Germany Stuart Robson, University College London, England Danilo Schneider, University of Applied Sciences Dresden, Germany Marco Tarabini, Politecnico di Milano, Italy Antonio Tommaselli, São Paulo Sate University, Brazil Markus Ulrich, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Germany Michael Weinmann, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands INVITED SPEAKERS ...coming soon... IMPORTANT DATES Abstract Submission - 13 September 2024 Notification to Authors - 27 September 2024 Full Paper Submission - 8 November 2024 CALL for PAPERS We invite submission of original research contributions, as well as demonstrations of successful applications in the following areas of optical 3D metrology: Characterisation and Calibration of 3D Sensing : investigation on passive sensors, active scanning devices (fringe projection, coded/white light, phase shift technique, etc.), mobile and handheld 3D devices, complementary 6DoF sensors, sensor design, advances in calibration and orientation techniques, automatic data acquisition and strategies for next best view planning, accuracy and performances evaluation (test objects, methodologies, facilities and standards), certification and acceptance of optical technologies 3D Processing and Modelling : sensor integration and data fusion, image sequence analyses, precise 3D digitization, image- and range-based 3D modelling, assessment of model quality, automatic matching and segmentation of structured and unstructured scenes, local, semi-global and global image matching strategies, multi-view registration and integration, point cloud analysis and interpretation, 3D model optimization, modelling of deformable surfaces, automation and process control, deformation measurement and analysis, object tracking, rapid prototyping and 3D printing for digital/physical twinning, colour processing, photometric stereo and Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI), inline 3D metrology, macro-photogrammetry. 3D applications of optical metrology in: manufacturing, engineering, positioning, robotics, entertainment, geosciences, natural and built environment, medical and biological sciences, etc. PAPER SUBMISSIONS & PROCEEDINGS Given the aforementioned themes, abstracts should be around 1000 words. Authors are encouraged to include figures and diagrams to illustrate the concepts outlined in the abstract and to use the following template . Please send your contribution (first-author.pdf or first-author_etal.pdf) to o3dm@ fbk.eu before the deadline. Abstracts will be evaluated by the Scientific Committee and a ccepted contributions must then be converted into full papers in order to be published in the conference proceedings. Full papers must be formatted according to the ISPRS template and be a maximum of 8 pages . After the authors affiliations and before the keywords, please type only Technical Commission II, without any reference to a Working Group. The accepted full papers will be published in the ISPRS International Archives of Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences . Each submitted paper must have at least one paid registration fee in order to be published in the ISPRS Archives and have an oral presentation included in the technical sessions of the event. The ISPRS Archives are indexed in SCOPUS. Supported by: REGISTRATION FEE Registration fees cover session attendance ( for both events ), coffee breaks, lunches and Icebreaker party. Students should provide a valid evidence of their student status (to be sent by email to o3dm@ fbk.eu with proof of registration). The technical sessions of LowCost3D (LC3D) and Optical 3D Metrology (O3DM) will run in parallel but in the same building and participants could move from one event to another. ... fee details coming soon... TECHNICAL PROGRAM O3DM 2024 will feature various technical sessions with oral presentations. It will start on Thursday 12th in the morning and end on Friday 13th at noon. The workshop will also include demo sessions. Invited presentations will be in common with the Low Cost 3D workshop . ...more details coming soon... PREVIOUS CONFERENCES - VIDEOMETRICS SERIES Sixteen Videometrics conferences were held in a series started in 1991 by Sabry El-Hakim. Under the auspices of the International Society for Optical Engineering ( SPIE ) from the beginning, the first conference on Industrial Vision Metrology was held in Winnipeg, Canada. Based on the success of this first venture into an emerging discipline, the conference was renamed Videometrics and held in conjunction with the SPIE Photonics East group of conferences in Boston and Philadelphia during 1992-1995. The conference was originally focused on the metric performance of image sensors and algorithms to produce the most accurate and reliable geometric measurements and models. Topics such as sensor calibration, performance evaluation and accurate object reconstruction were predominant. It was...