Medical Computer Vision 2010
Recognition Techniques and Applications in Medical Imaging
Workshop @ MICCAI 2010 | September 20, 2010
Medical Computer Vision 2010
Recognition Techniques and Applications in Medical Imaging
Workshop @ MICCAI 2010 | September 20, 2010
Proceedings
The proceedings of the workshop will be published in the
Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science Series.
The LNCS volume will be published after the workshop as post-workshop proceedings. The authors will be given the chance to revise the paper following the discussions during the workshop. We will provide one printed copy of the workshop proceedings for each accepted paper, and will send it to one of the authors in December.
Proceedings will be made available electronically to all workshop participants during the workshop.
Online paper submission
Please submit the papers electronically via the
Paper format
Papers should be formated using the LNCS style files and should be no longer than 10 pages.
Parallel Submissions
Submitted work has to be original, not identically submitted in parallel to other conferences or workshops. We accept papers that further detail on algorithms also validated in the MICCAI challenge workshops. We ask authors to reference the challange contribution explicitely.
Review process
The review of the papers will be double-blind. Submissions should be anonymous according to the MICCAI guidelines.
Previous MICCAI submissions
If desired authors can upload the MICCAI reviews and rebuttal to be considered by the workshop chairs.
Patent disclosure policy
Attendees of the workshop and readers of the proceedings might be interested
in implementing and using the presented methods. However, restrictions on
their general usability apply - even for research and non-for profit
applications - if patents are filed or are to be filed on those methods.
So, as a courtesy to the audience of this workshop, we ask the authors to
disclose existing or pending patents on methods presented during the
workshop. This information should be included in a separate section at the
end of text in the final ('camera-ready') version of the manuscript, and it
will be printed in the proceedings in order to help your readers to make
informed decisions.