PCS 2021 : Picture Coding Symposium

The Picture Coding Symposium (PCS) is hosted and organized by Bristol Vision Institute at the University of Bristol. PCS is the pioneer conference in this area and, since 1969, has provided the most engaging forum for the visual coding community attracting world-leading academics and industrialists. PCS typically attracts industrial and academic experts from across the globe. Topics for PCS2021 include (but are not limited):

Coding of still and moving pictures; Model-based and synthetic coding
Multimodal coding and processing; Compression of virtual, augmented and mixed reality
360-degree and multi-view video coding; Representation, analysis and coding of 3D scenes
Machine-learning for image/video analysis and compression. Datasets for training and testing
Emerging standards for visual data coding; Coding of screen content and desktop sharing
Perceptually optimized objective quality metrics; Subjective quality assessment
Transcoding and adaptive streaming; Error robustness, resilience and concealment
Network-, edge- and cloud-based coding; Optimized streaming
Low complexity video compression; Energy management in compression
Hardware architectures
Real-time video communication; both peer-to-peer and multi-party video conferencing
Protection and integrity of visual data