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Goals of Publications

1. General aspects

The goal of the IRIS Lab is to significantly increase the number of journal publications. We intend to balance our publications to 50% journal publications and 50% conference publications. The selection of a journal / conference is based on the contents of the paper regarding

  1. the areas of interest of the journal / conference
  2. the length of the paper (short / long)
  3. the reputation of the journal / conference
  4. the quality / completeness of the paper
  5. he expected time until the article will be published

2. Journals to Target

The following shows a list of journals the IRIS Lab intends to publish in. For each journal, we show the publisher, the impact factor (IF), and the year the IF was calculated. Journal impact factors are published by the Journal Citation Reports of the Institute for Scientific Information. A journal impact factor is a "measure of the frequency with which the 'average article' in a journal has been cited in a particular year or period". We are aware of the controversial discussions on the role of impact factors. However, we list the impact factors for 1999 as additional information about the journal.
 

bulletComputer Vision and Image Understanding
(Academic Press, IF: 0.938, 1999)
bulletGraphical Models
(Academic Press, IF: 1.014, 1999)
bulletIEEE Transactions on Image Processing
(IEEE, IF: 2.695, 1999)
bulletIEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems
(IEEE, Did not exist in 1999)
bulletIEEE Transactions on Systems, Man and Cybernetics
(IEEE, Part A IF: 0.362, Part B IF: 0.665, 1999)
bulletIEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence
(IEEE, IF: 1.882, 1999)
bulletInternational Journal of Computer Vision
(Kluwer, IF: 1.647, 1999)
bulletInternational Journal Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence
(World Scientific, IF: 0.500, 1999)
bulletJournal of Electronic Imaging
(SPIE, IF: 0.667, 1999)
bulletJournal of Visual Communication and Image Representation
(Academic Press, IF: 0.645, 1999)
bulletMachine Vision and Applications
(Springer, IF: 0.810, 1999)
bulletOptical Engineering
(SPIE, IF: 1.171, 1999)
bulletPattern Analysis and Applications
(Szringer, IF: 0.350, 1999)
bulletPattern Recognition
(Elsevier, IF: 0.979, 1999)
bulletPattern Recognition Letters
(Elsevier, IF: 0.315, 1999)

3. Conferences to Target

The main goal of the IRIS Lab is to target the IEEE conferences and additional important international conferences like, for example,

bulletthe International Conference on Image Processing ICIP,
bulletthe International Conference on Pattern Recognition ICPR,
bulletthe IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition CVPR,
bulletthe International Conference on Computer Vision ICCV,
bulletthe Asian Conference on Computer Vision ACCV,
bulletthe European Conference on Computer Vision ECCV,
bulletand some selected SPIE conferences.

For a recent overview of computer vision conferences and deadlines see, for example, the extensive list maintained by Keith Price http://iris.usc.edu/Information/Iris-Conferences.html.

Andreas Koschan, May 21st 2001

 

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