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#988

Author: Dr. C.J. Kuo
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 10:42

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Department of Electrical Engineering
National Chung Cheng University
Chiayi, Taiwan, R.O.C.


    The Department of Electrical Engineering, National Chung Cheng
University, Chiayi, Taiwan, ROC invites applications for faculty
positions at the Associate Professor and Professor levels.  Appointment
will be in the following areas: 

    1. Electrical machinery
    2. IC design (prefer experiences with communication ICs)
    3. Signal processing
    4. Computer architecture
    5. Intergrated optics
    6. Medical imaging
    7. Artificial intelligence
    8. Communication networks (prefer experiences with ATM)


    Only four vacancies are open and will be filled with four strongest
candidates submitting applications.  The candidate must have a Ph.D.
degree in a relevant discipline from a accredited university and must
have demonstrated academic potentials.  Faculty at NCCU are expected to
teach both undergraduate and graduate courses and conduct research.
NCCU is located in the southern part of Taiwan and have a spacious
(total area: 133 hectares) and scenic campus.  We are young and growing.
Currently we offer B.S. and M.S. degrees.  Starting with Fall Semester
1993, we will also offer Ph.D. programs. 


    Both accomplished scholar and new Ph.D. are welcome to apply.
Please send your resume, a 500 word autobiography including your goals
at NCCU, indications of two subjects, one each for undergraduate and
graduate curricula, that you wish to teach, and three references to 

    Dr. Thomas T. Fang, Head
    Department of Electrical Engineering
    National Chung Cheng University
    Chiayi, Taiwan 62107
    R.O.C.

Applications received by Mar. 1, 1993 will be screened by Mar. 5 for
the first list of finalists.  Applications received after Mar. 1 will
be considered if not enough strong candidates have filed applications by
then.

Videometrics II CFP

#990

Author: Mark Shortis
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 13:43

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**Announcement and Call for Papers  : Videometrics II**

7-10 September 1993
Hynes Convention Center, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Videometrics II is part of SPIE's International Symposium on Optical
Tools for Manufacturing and Advanced Automation

The Symposium includes 28 Conferences on topics covering the above theme
including : sensor and controls for manufacturing, machine vision applications,
industrial optical sensing and metrology, optics, illumination and image
sensing for machine vision, and Videometrics.

The topics specifically covered by Videometrics II are the use of
computer vision techniques for dimensional metrology applications,
such as gauging, reverse engineering, accurate positioning, tracking,
and navigation of objects and robots.

Sessions will concentrate on the following areas, although papers on
other related topics are also encouraged :

* camera and system calibration
* robust algorithms and systems
* error sources and correction techniques
* target and edge measurement/digitizing to subpixel accuracy
* knowledge-based feature extraction and dimension measurement techniques
* surface object reconstruction and scene understanding
* accuracy and performance evaluation
* dynamic tracking in 3D
* successfully demonstrated system applications

Conference Chair : Sabry El-Hakim, NRC, Canada (elhakim@iit.nrc.ca)

Cochairs : Armin Gruen, ETH, Switzerland; Mark Shortis, University of
Melbourne, Australia; Walt Snow, NASA Langley, USA; Glen Southworth,
Colarado Video, USA; Kam Wong, University of Illinois, USA.

**Abstract due date : 8 February 1993**
** Manuscript due date : 9 August 1993**

Abstracts may be submitted to :

SPIE, P.O. Box 10, Bellingham, WA 98227-0010, USA
Facsimile : +1-206-647-1445
Email : abstracts@mom.spie.org  (send ASCII format text)

Four copies of the abstract must be submitted and should include the
following information :

Abstract title
Author and affiliation listing as they will appear in the program
Correspondence addresses of all authors
Conference title and chair
Preference for oral or poster presentation
Text of the abstract (500 words)
Biography of the principal author (50-100 words)

In view of the short time available until abstracts are due, you are
strongly encouraged to submit via fax or email!
____________________________________________________________________
Dr. Mark R. Shortis,                 Mark_Shortis@mac.unimelb.edu.au
Senior Lecturer,
Dept. of Surveying and Land Information,
University of Melbourne,                     Telephone +613 344 6401
Parkville 3052, AUSTRALIA.                   Facsimile +613 347 2916

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