First Call for Papers
ECVP 2001
KUSADASI, TURKEY
http://www.ecvp.org/2001/ <““http://www.ecvp.org/2001/\\>
The 24th annual meeting of the European Conference on Visual Perception
will be held in Kusadasi, Turkey, from August 26-30, 2001. Original
abstracts are invited on all aspects of scientific research on visual
perception.
Venue
The venue will be the Pine Bay Resort on the Aegean coast (
http://www.pinebay.com/ <““http://www.pinebay.com/\\> ). This facility
will accommodate all conference attendees in a variety of room
configurations and prices, and will provide excellent conference
facilities as well as exceptional recreational opportunities.
Perception Lecture
The Perception Lecture, a keynote address at each year's ECVP, will be
presented in 2001 by Horace Barlow.
Symposia
ECVP2001 will include symposia on a broad range of topics, including:
* Integration & segregation of motion signals, a Symposium in
honour of John Ross
* Visual pathways of attention
* Feature integration
* Perception of three-dimensional shape
* Vision in the digital age
* Visual representation during eye movements
* Alhazen &the history of vision & optics
* Brain imaging
* Natural images
Events
The meeting will include a gala banquet, a reception and special lecture
at the ancient theatre at Ephesus, as well as other social events of
unique character. Various tours of the local region will be available
during and after the meeting.
Travel Support
Reduced registration will be available for students. Support will be
available for those requiring financial assistance to participate in the
meeting. Details are available at the conference website
http://www.ecvp.org/2001/ <““http://www.ecvp.org/2001/\\> .
Registration, Abstract Submission, Hotel Reservations
Conference registration, submission of abstracts, application for travel
support, and booking of hotel rooms will be done through the conference
website http://www.ecvp.org/2001/ <““http://www.ecvp.org/2001/\\> .
Registration and abstract submission will begin Jan 1, 2001. Individuals
wishing to receive updated information about the conference can
subscribe to a mailing list now at the website.
Dates
ECVP2001 August 26-30, 2001 Registration Jan 1 2001 Abstract deadline
March 1 2001
Organizing Committee
Andrew Watson (NASA Moffett Field, CA)
Tiziano Agostini (University of Trieste Trieste, Italy)
David Burr (Istituto de Neurofisiologia Pisa, Italy)
C.R. Cavonius (Universitaet Dortmund Dortmund, Germany)
Andrei Gorea (Psychologie Experimentale Paris, France)
Mark Greenlee (Univerity of Oldenburg Oldenburg, Germany)
Ulker Keesey (University of Wisconsin Madison Wisconsin)
Michael Morgan (The City University London , UK)
Jale Oezyurt (Univerity of Oldenburg Oldenburg, Germany)
Bulent Sankur (Bogaziçi University Istanbul, Türkiye)
Peter Thompson (University of York York, UK)
Tom Troscianko (University of Sussex Sussex, UK)
Qasim Zaidi (SUNY College of Optometry New York, NY)
Turkey
Turkey is a land of great culture, natural beauty, sun, sea, history,
and people. It stands at the hub of the civilized world, straddling both
Europe and Asia. Civilization after civilization arose on this soil,
built cities, flourished, fought wars and vanished leaving landmarks
everywhere. The whole Aegean coast is a treasure of Greek and Roman
archaeological sites, some of the finest lying close to Kusadasi:
Ephesus, Priene, Miletus, Didyma and Aphrodisias.
Turkey's appeal does not lie just in its rich heritage. There are warm
seas, exquisite food and wonderful markets selling carpets, kilims,
copper and leatherware, all kinds of jewelry and excellent local crafts.
And the Turkish people are obliging and friendly, justly famous for
their hospitality. If you have been to Turkey before you will know this
is all true; if you haven't, you're in for a treat. Don't miss it. --
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