Image and Video Analysis

Image and Video Analysis

The Image and Video Analysis (IVA) group is a research group within IVML Laboratory at National Technical University of Athens. It was brought together by Dr Yannis Avrithis with the aim of exploring basic research and applications at the intersection of visual analysis and semantic interpretation. It employs image processing, computer vision and pattern recognition techniques to analyze and interprete static and moving images (video).

The group studies and develops methods for spatial and spatiotemporal visual representation, segmentation and description, salient region detection, object recognition and tracking, action recognition in video, scene classification, image/video indexing, retrieval and summarization. These techniques are also adopted or extended in order to incorporate domain knowledge, visual context and information from other modalities (text, audio) in the analysis process.

Applications include web image/video search, exploration of news video, organization of personal and community photo collections, visual surveillance, industrial visual inspection, and indexing of image/video archives and repositories (commercial, cultural, entertainment, geographic, medical, judicial, historic).

News
11.12.2011 VIRaL 2.0 is now available, featuring Explore and Routes.
06.11.2011 Papers at ICCV 2011:
Medial Features and Relaxed Spatial Matching.
31.03.2011 Image matching and visual search: local features and geometry
Invited talk at University of Bordeaux [Slides - 92MB]
20.10.2010 Presentation of Diploma Theses for 2010-2011 [Handout] [Slides]

Contact
Email: iavr@image.ece.ntua.gr
Phone: +30 210 772 2491
Fax: +30 210 772 2492
Address: Iroon Polytexneiou 9, 15780 Zografou, Greece
Electrical Engineering Building, 1st Floor - Room 1.1.23