Our WG IV/9 events at the ISPRS congress (6-11 June 2022), Nice, France
The XXIV ISPRS Congress will take place 6-11 June 2022 in Nice, France. Our working group hosting the following sessions hosting the conference (the complete programme is available here).
ORAL SESSION
TUE 7th June, 11:00-12:30
Geovisualization and extended reality
Projective Multitexturing Of Current 3D City Models And Point Clouds With Many Historical Images, M. Brédif
Improving 3D Pedestrian Detection for Wearable Sensor Data With 2D Human Pose, V. Kamalasanan
Virtual Element Retrieval In Mixed Reality, M. Radanovic
Pose Estimation Through Mask-R CNN And VSLAM In Large-Scale Outdoors Augmented Reality, A. Boutsi
Virtual Data Sphere: Inverse Stereographic Projection For Immersive Multi-Perspective Geovisualization, M. Spur
Interaction And Visualization Design Considerations For Gaze-Guided Communication In Collaborative Extended Reality, A. Cöltekin
Wed 8th June, 9:00-10:30
Digital twins: Vision papers
Twins For Cities, L. Thuvander
The Future Of Urban Living, N. Holliman
Panel Session
Thu 8th June, 9:00-10:30
Digital twins: Case studies
State Departments Of Transportation’s Vision Toward Digital Twins: Investigation Of Roadside Asset Data Management Current Practices And Future Requirements, A. Ammar
Visually Annotated Responsive Digital Twins for Remote Collaboration in Mixed Reality Environments, K. Koebel
Digital Twinning In The Ocean — Challenges In Multimodal Sensing And Multiscale Fusion Based On Faithful Visual Models, V. Grossmann
Exploring Digital Twin Adaptation To The Urban Environment: Comparison With Cim To Avoid Silo-Based Approaches, A. Depretre
Virtually Throwing Benchmarks Into The Ocean For Deep Sea Photogrammetry And Image Processing Evaluation, Y. Song
Hybrid Aerial Sensor Data As Basis For A Geospatial Digital Twin, U. Bacher
Computer Vision System For Detecting Orchard Trees From UAV Images, B. Leblon
POSTER SESSION
Wed 8th June, 16:00-17:30 – Digital Twins
Wed 8th June, 16:00-17:30 – Spatial Information Science
Thu 9th June, 16:00-17:30 – Spatial Information Science