IAPR Awards
- IAPR Awards
- ICDAR Awards
- King Sun Fu Prize
- J. K. Aggarwal Prize
- P. Zamperoni Award
- Pierre Devijver Award
- Certificates of Appreciation
P. Zamperoni Award
It is the policy of the IAPR to make an award at each ICPR for the best paper authored by a student. The primary purpose of this award is to acknowledge and encourage excellence in pattern recognition research by students, and to help assure the future livelihood of the field. The award also honours the memory of Dr. Piero Zamperoni, an outstanding educator in pattern recognition.
Eligibility for the award is restricted to papers authored or co-authored by a student. There must be no more than two authors, and if only one author of a co-authored paper is a student, then the other author must certify that the work presented in the paper is primarily the work of the student. The student author must have been a registered student at the time of paper submission.
When submitting their contributions, students should make known that they satisfy the education criteria. Students should receive, together with the acceptance notification, a request to provide two extra copies of their camera-ready contribution (for the Education Committee, who will also be sent all the relevant review forms from the conference papers reviewing bodies).
The selection of the award winner is made by the IAPR Education Committee. The selection criteria include the following:
- topic: the paper should make its contribution in the field of pattern recognition;
- technical quality: the paper's technical contribution should be as important as possible, highly original and technically sound;
- presentation: the paper should communicate its results in an exemplary style, with strong organisation, appropriate discussion of prior work, and general clarity and integrity.
It is the responsibility of The Education Committee to try to find suitable sponsorship for the award so as to fund some token to be presented to the winner.
The rules for the competition for the award will be published on the ICPR web site. The name of the winner will be announced both in the IAPR Newsletter and on the IAPR web site and the award will be presented at the ICPR conference banquet.
2006 Award Winners in Hong Kong
Fan Zhang and Edwin Hancock
"A Reimannian Weighted Filter for Edge-sensitive Image Smoothing"
2004 Award Winners in Cambridge
Xiaochun Cao and Hassan Foroosh
2002 Award Winners in Quebec City
Mircea Nicolescu and Gerard Medioni
2000 Award Winners in Barcelona
Maxime Lhuillier and L. Quan
1998 Award Winners in Brisbane
Mark Peters and Arcot Sowmya
1996 Award Winners in Vienna
Sebastian Roy and Ingemar Cox