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> Call for Papers
>
> ACM MM Workshop on Audio and Music Computing for Multimedia (AMCMM '06)
> Santa Barbara, California, USA, October 27, 2006
> http://www.create.ucsb.edu/amcmm06
>
> Multimedia is usually defined as the combination of text, graphics,
> full-motion video, and sound into an integrated application. The final
> frontier, sound, which includes general-purpose audio, music, and
> speech, is an integral, but often neglected, component of the field.
> Traditionally, the audio and the image research communities have
> developed independently, and almost in perfect isolation one with
> another. Even though there exist many important audio conferences and
> societies, general venues such as the ACM Multimedia Conference still
> attract relatively low participation from the audio and music
> community. Our goal is to set a new trend of active contribution by
> the audio and music community through the initiating of a workshop on
> Audio and Music Computing for Multimedia (AMCMM), specifically
> targeted to researchers in this community.
>
> ACM Multimedia is the preeminent gathering of multimedia practitioners
> from around the world. Its unique interleaving of researchers from
> different fields, and of artists, creates a perfect forum for
> addressing all aspects of multimedia computing: from enabling
> technologies to applications, from theoretical foundations to
> experimental systems and art, and from servers to network devices to
> human-computer interfaces. In this context, we invite your
> participation in the first Audio and Music Computing for Multimedia
> (AMCMM '06) workshop.
>
> We seek high-quality and original papers that together present an
> eloquent and wide-ranging overview of the latest groundbreaking
> research in the field. For broad impact, we will encourage papers that
> combine a comprehensive overview of advances in a particular area with
> descriptions of innovative and original research. We also encourage
> contributions related to the use of Audio and Music Computing in
> Multimedia applications or environments.
>
> Topics can include, but are not limited to, any of the following in
> the list:
>
> * Digital Audio Signal Computing
> * Audio and Music Analysis and Synthesis
> * Audio and Music Streaming and Encoding
> * Audio- and Music-centered Multimedia Tools and Applications
> * Interactive Audio and Music Systems
> * Audio in Virtual Environments and Augmented Reality Applications
> * Music in Virtual Environments in Games and Other Applications
> * Music Information Retrieval
> * Audio Surveillance Systems
> * Virtual and 3D Audio
>
> The workshop will also feature special sessions and keynotes that will
> be of relevance and interest to the general multimedia community, so
> as to foster a better understanding of the unique challenges and
> problems of interest in the audio realm. The proposed AMCMM workshop
> will be held in the last day of the conference.
>
> Important Dates:
>
> July 5 2006 - paper deadline
> July 25 2006 - notification of acceptance
> August 5 2006 - camera-ready papers due
> August 12 2006 - advance registration deadline
>
> Workshop Chairs:
>
> Xavier Amatriain (University of California Santa Barbara)
> Elaine Chew (University of Southern California)
> Jonathan Foote (Rotorbrain Industries)
>
> For further details and updates, please see the conference website at
> http://www.create.ucsb.edu/amcmm06 .
>
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Carola Boehm
Lecturer in Music Technology
http://www.music.gla.ac.uk/carola/
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Carola Boehm, Centre for Music Technology, 14 University Gardens,
Department of Music, University of Glasgow, Glasgow G12 8QH
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