The ICME 2021 organizing committee invites proposals for tutorials. We welcome half-day (about 3 hours each) tutorials on established or emerging topics of interest, including (but not limited to):

• Big multimedia data design and creation
• Deep learning for multimedia
• Artificial Intelligence for multimedia
• Brain-Inspired technologies for multimedia
• Multimedia analysis, search and recommendation
• Fine-grained multimedia content analytics and description
• Multimedia and language
• Social and cloud-based multimedia
• 3D multimedia and AR/VR
• Multimedia quality assessment and metrics
• Multi-modal/multi-sensor media computing and human-machine interaction
• Multimedia communications, networking and mobility
• Multimedia security, privacy and forensics
• Multimedia software, hardware and application systems
• Multimedia standards, trends and related issues

Proposal Format

Tutorial proposals should be in PDF format and include the following information:

• Title of the Tutorial
• Names and Affiliations of the Instructors
• Area and Keywords of the Tutorial (refer to the above list of topics)
• 300-word Abstract (for publicity and registration purposes)
• Full Description of the Tutorial (no more than 4 pages, including the learning objectives, tutorialoutline, detailed modules, target audience, prerequisite knowledge required, importance and relevance of thetutorial, etc.)
• CV's for the Instructors (no more than 4 pages each, including publications relevant to the proposed tutorial and list of tutorials given before in other conferences/workshops)

Please send all tutorial proposals and related questions via email to Tutorial Chairs:

Giulia Boato (giulia.boato [AT] unitn.it) and Jie Wang (jiewangx [AT] ustc.edu.cn).

Important Dates

• Tutorial proposal submission deadline: November 01, 2020

Tutorial Chairs

Giulia Boato

University of Trento, Italy

Jie Wang

University of Science and Technology of China, China