Human Activity Detection in Multi-Camera, Continuous, Long-Duration Video (HADCV'21) Workshop
Challenge Timeline:
HADCV'21 workshop email: hadcv@nist.gov
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Remarks |
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08:00 |
Welcome |
Jon Fiscus, NIST |
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Invited Talk |
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08:15 |
MEVA: A Large-Scale Multiview, Multimodal Video Dataset For Activity Recognition: TBA |
Roderic Collins, Kitware |
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Other |
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08:50 |
Q/A Discussion |
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Break |
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9:00 |
Break (10 min) |
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Session Header |
ActEV SDL Unknown Facility (UF) Challenge Results & Best Performer Presentations (9:10-10:25) |
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Oral Presentation |
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09:10 |
ActEV SDL UF Challenge Summary and Results |
Yooyoung Lee, NIST |
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Oral Presentation |
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09:35 |
Real-time Activity Detection in Unknown Facilities with Dense Spatio-temporal Proposals |
Lijun Yu and Wenhe Liu, CMU |
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Oral Presentation |
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10:00 |
Aspects of real-live action detection : Architectures – Efficiency – Zero-shot learning |
Hilde Kuehne, IBM |
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Break |
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10:25 |
Break (35 min) |
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Session Header |
Activity Detection Session (11:00-12:15) |
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Keynote/Invited Talk |
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11:00 |
Keynote Talk: The ASAPS Challenge: Contest 2 - Real-time Public Safety Emergency Analysis from Streaming Multimodal Data |
John Garofolo and Craig Connelly, NIST |
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Other |
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11:40 AM |
ActEV SDL Challenges and Datasets Group Discussion (20 min) |
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Session Header |
Poster Session (12:00-12:15) |
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Poster Presentation |
7 min |
12:00 |
PeR-ViS: Person Retrieval in Video Surveillance using Semantic Description |
Parshwa Shah, Arpit Garg, Vandit Gajjar |
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Poster Presentation |
7 min |
12:07 |
2020 Sequestered Data Evaluation for Known Activities in Extended Video: Summary and Results |
Afzal Godil, Yooyoung Lee, Jon Fiscus, Andrew Delgado, Eliot Godard, Baptiste Chocot, Lukas Diduch, Jim Golden, Jesse Zhang |
Human Activity Detection in multi-camera, Continuous, long-duration Video (HADCV'21)
under the IEEE Winter Conf. on Applications of Computer Vision (WACV)
Virtual Conference, January 5, 2021
- September 21, 2020 : ActEV SDL UF Challenge starts
- November 27, 2020 :Deadline for SDL UF CLI submission
- December 20, 2020 : Top two teams on the ActEV'21 SDL UF (with Known Activities) leaderboard invited to give oral presentations at the workshop
- November 06, 2020 : Workshop Paper submission deadline (updated)
In the 2nd WACV HADCV’20 [2], we presented the results of ActEV Sequestered Data Leaderboard (SDL) Known Facility (KF) challenge [21] on the larger and more challenging Multiview Extended Video with Activities (MEVA) KF dataset (mevadata.org) with more activities than ActEV 2018. In this WACV HADCV’21 workshop we plan to present the research findings of the ActEV SDL Unknown Facility (UF) challenge [22]. The UF challenge will include detection of activities which are known to the participant's system a priori as well as activities that are presented to the system at test time (surprise/ad_hoc activities) on a new sequestered dataset. We will have two invited keynote talks from experts in the field. We will also have two talks from the best performers on the ActEV SDL UF challenge. Up to four regular papers will be selected after a double-blind review on topics related to activity detection. The workshop will provide a platform for researchers to share research experiences and foster collaboration. The ActEV SDL UF challenge (https://actev.nist.gov/sdl) dataset will start on September 21, 2020.
In this workshop, we will bring diverse stakeholders (activity detection, object detection and tracking, pose estimation, machine learning, etc.) together to help advance the state-of-the-art in human activity detection technology in multi-camera video streaming environments. For this workshop, we will primarily focus on activity detection algorithms, performance evaluation and characterization, and large dataset collections for activity detection. Research findings from the ActEV SDL UF challenge will be presented.
As organizers of the workshop we are looking forward to contributions in these and related areas.
A. Godil, J. Fiscus, Y. Lee, A. Hoogs, R. Meth
Jonathan G. Fiscus, NIST
Yooyoung Lee, NIST
Anthony Hoogs, Kitware
Reuven Meth, SAIC
John Garofolo, NIST
Marc Ritter, HS-Mittweida
George Awad, Georgetown University
Benjamin S. Riggan, UNL
Cees Snoek, UVA
Fabian Caba Heilbron, Adobe Research
Chenqiang Gao, CQUPT
Waqas Sultani, ITU
Chong-Wah Ngo, CITYU
Snehasis Mukherjee, IIIT
Keith Curtis, NIST
Carlos Castillo, JHU
Sudeep Sarkar, USF
Shin'ichi Satoh, NII
Cosimo Distante, CNR
Roddy Collins, Kitware
Bo Li, USM
Juefei Yuan, USM
Asad Butt, JHU
Pavan Turaga, ASU
Josh Gleason, UMD
Fatih Porikli, Australian National University
Mohsen Ali, ITU
Hilde Kuehne, IBM
Cheng Xiangqian, BUPT
Yu Kong, RIT
Accepted papers will be allocated 8 pages in the proceeding and that is, a paper can be up to 8 pages + the references. The manuscripts should be submitted in PDF format and should follow the requirements of the IEEE WACV paper format. All work submitted to WACV workshop is considered confidential until the papers appear. Accepted papers will be included in the Proceedings of IEEE WACV 2021 & Workshops and will be sent for inclusion into the IEEE Xplore digital library.
For WACV'21 Paper preparation and Author kit, See WACV'21 Submissions page for more details Paper preparation and see Author kit.
Workshop Registration
You can register for HADCV'21 workshop at the WACV'21 registration page or by clicking this link: WACV2021 Registration