From: Jianchao Zeng To: "Sandy Wells" Cc: zeng@isis.imac.georgetown.edu Subject: Re: materials for participants introduction Date: Thu, 14 Oct 1999 10:40:51 -0400 Thank you very much for the information, Dr. Wells. I have included the program and directions information below. The driving directions can also be found at the ISIS Website at: http://www.isis.georgetown.edu The hotel is next door to the building where ISIS Center is located. The hotel (Holiday Inn) address is: 2101 Wisconsin Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20007. The ISIS center address: 2115 Wisconsin Ave. NW, Suite 603, Washington, DC 20007. The ISIS Center is to the north of the hotel and is on the same side of the Wisconsin Avenue as the hotel. It takes about 5 minutes walking from the hotel to the 2115 building. There is a map in the directions at the ISIS website. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to let me know. Thnak you. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ One-day Workshop on Technical Issues in Image Segmentation and Applications Friday, October 15, 1999 9:00am - 5:00pm ISIS Center, Georgetown University Medical Center Washington, DC Co-organizers Jianchao Zeng, Ph.D. and Seong K. Mun, Ph.D. ISIS Center, Radiology Department Georgetown University Medical Center Program 8:30 am Arrival and sign-in (breakfast provided) 9:00 am Welcome remarks by Seong K. Mun, Ph.D. Director of the ISIS Center Georgetown University Medical Center 9:10 am Workshop overview by Jianchao Zeng, Ph.D. Workshop co-organizer, ISIS Center Georgetown University Medical Center Morning Session (Chairpersons: John Goutsias, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University William Wells III, Ph.D., Harvard Medical School) 9:20 am Three decades of texture analysis Rama Chellappa, Ph.D. Professor Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Institute for Advanced Computer Studies University of Maryland at College Park 9:50 am Robust object detection using scale space filtering Arun Sood, Ph.D. Professor Department of Computer Science George Mason University 10:20 am Coffee break 10:30 am System demo: 3D Reconstruction of segmented CT images and radiation treatment planning Presented by: Huchen Xie, Ph.D., NCI 10:50 am Panel discussion I: What are the underlying principles of image segmentation? Where are the underlying limitations of the current approaches? Chairpersons: Rama Chellappa, Ph.D., University of Maryland A. Lynn Abbott, Ph.D., Virginia Tech Panelists: Matthew Freedman, M.D., Georgetown University John Goutsias, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University Ben Lo, Ph.D., Georgetown University Arun Sood, Ph.D., George Mason University James Tilton, Ph.D., NASA Goddard Center Joseph Wang, Ph.D., Catholic University of America William Wells III, Ph.D., Harvard Medical School Noon: Lunch (provided at the workshop site) Afternoon Session (Chairpersons: Jacqueline Le Moigne, Ph.D., NASA Goddard Center Matthew Freedman, M.D., Georgetown University) 1:30 pm Medical image segmentation William Wells III, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Department of Radiology Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital 2:00 pm Segmentation and analysis of range images A. Lynn Abbott, Ph.D. Associate Professor Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Virginia Tech 2:30 pm Morphological techniques for object detection and image segmentation John Goutsias, Ph.D. Professor Center for Imaging Science and Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering The Johns Hopkins University 3:00 pm Coffee break 3:10 pm System demo: Segmentation of the lung in computer-aided diagnosis Presented by: Ben Lo, Ph.D., Georgetown University 3:30 pm Panel discussion II: Is a unified segmentation approach possible? Can we eventually overcome the problem of image segmentation? Chairpersons: John Goutsias, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University Arun Sood, Ph.D., George Mason University Panelists: A. Lynn Abbott, Ph.D., Virginia Tech Rama Chellappa, Ph.D., University of Mary Matthew Freedman, M.D., Georgetown University Ben Lo, Ph.D., Georgetown University James Tilton, Ph.D., NASA Goddard Center Joseph Wang, Ph.D., Catholic University of America William Wells III, Ph.D., Harvard Medical School 4:50 pm Summary of the workshop by Dr. Seong K. Mun & Mr. Gilbert Devey 5:00 pm Adjournment of the workshop General Information 1. Workshop Location Imaging Science and Information Systems (ISIS) Center Georgetown University Medical Center 2115 Wisconsin Avenue, NW, Suite 603 (6th floor) Washington, DC 20007 Phone: 202-697-5990 Fax: 202-784-3479 2. Directions >From National Airport, Richmond, and Points South: Follow I-95 North, also known as I-395 NorthTake exit towards Memorial BridgeWhen this road divides, go toward Route 50/Rosslyn, VirginiaExit for Key Bridge, stay to the leftAs you cross Key Bridge, stay in middle laneAt the end of bridge, make a right and stay in the left laneMake a left on 33rd StreetMake a right on Q StreetMake a left on Wisconsin AvenueIf you want to park in parking garage:Make a right on Whitehaven StreetFollow the road to the left and you will find the parking garage ($7.50)We are located in that building, Suite 603If you want to use the meters (and risk a ticket) There are meters on and off Wisconsin AvenueThe building is in the courtyard right next to the Holiday Inn. >From Baltimore Washington International Airport: Follow I-95 South or BW Parkway South to Capital Beltway, I-495Take I-495, toward Silver SpringExit at Route 355 South, toward Bethesda, MarylandRout 355 takes you to Wisconsin AvenueFollow Wisconsin Avenue South for approximately 10 milesWatch for the National Cathedral on your leftYou find 2115 Wisconsin Avenue shortly on your left, right next to Holiday InnIf you want to park in parking garage:Make a left on Whitehaven StreetFollow the road to the left and you will find the parking garage ($7.50)We are located in that building, Suite 603If you want to use the meters (and risk a ticket) There are meters on and off Wisconsin AvenueThe building is in the courtyard right next to the Holiday Inn. >From Dulles International Airport and Points West: Follow Dulles Airport Access Road to I-66*Follow I-66 East to Key Bridge, Exit/Rosslyn, VirginiaAfter exiting, stay in left laneMake a left at third light onto Key BridgeAs you cross Key Bridge, Stay in middle laneAt end of bridge, make a right and stay in left laneMake a left on 33rd StreetMake a right on Q StreetMake a left on Wisconsin AvenueIf you want to park in parking garage:Make a right on Whitehaven StreetFollow the road to the left and you will find the parking garage ($7.50)We are located in that building, Suite 603If you want to use the meters (and risk a ticket) There are meters on and off Wisconsin AvenueThe building is in the courtyard right next to the Holiday Inn. >From Route 270 and Points Northwest: Follow 270 South to the Capital Beltway, I-495Take I-495 South toward VirginiaFollow I-495 South to Cabin John Parkway, Exit 40 (Glen Echo)Take Cabin John Parkway past Chain Bridge to Arizona AvenueMake left onto Arizona AvenueFollow Arizona Avenue to MacArthur Blvd.Make right onto MacArthur Blvd.Bear left at fork onto Reservoir RoadStay on Reservoir RoadMake a left on 35th StreetMake a right on Whitehaven StreetMake a left on Wisconsin AvenueIf you want to park in parking garage:Make a left on Whitehaven StreetFollow the road to the left and you will find the parking garage ($7.50)We are located in that building, Suite 603If you want to use the meters (and risk a ticket) There are meters on and off Wisconsin AvenueThe building is in the courtyard right next to the Holiday Inn. *I-66 has HOV Restrictions and is only for carpools of two or more traveling East into Washington from 6:30AM until 9:00AM and West into Virginia from 4:00PM until 6:00PM.If this restriction affects your travel, please: Exit 1-66 at the Capital Beltway, I-495Follow I-495 South to the exit I-395 North, which is from the left LaneTake I-395 North and follow the directions listed for National Airport, Richmond, and Points South. 3. Arrival Sign-in Please sign in upon your arrival. A document package of the workshop together with a name tag will be prepared for each participant. The sign-in desk will start at 8:00 am and breakfast will be provided for all workshop participants. The workshop will start at 9:00 am. 4. Parking Please use the parking garage underneath the 2115 Wisconsin Ave. building (refer to the above map). Please use the left lane at the entrance of the garage gate as the right lane is for the monthly contractors only. Please tell the parking attendant that you are here to participate in the segmentation workshop. He/she will let you in without charge. The parking manager will charge the ISIS Center after the workshop. 5. Presentation equipment The following equipment for presentation will be available at the workshop: (1) Laptop PowerPoint presentation projector A laptop computer will be available for this purpose at the workshop. You are welcome to use your own laptop computer as it is more customized to you needs. Internet access is also provided. (2) 35mm slide machine (3) Overhead projector 6. Lunch Lunch is provided at the workshop to all participants. 7. Contact If you have any further questions about this workshop, please feel free to contact: Jianchao Zeng, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Workshop Co-organizer ISIS Center, Georgetown University Medical Center 2115 Wisconsin Avenue, NW Suite 603 Washington, DC 20007 Phone: 202-687-1533, Fax: 202-784-3479, Email: zeng@isis.imac.georgetown.edu ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Jianchao Zeng ISIS/Georgetown At 12:26 AM 10/14/99 -0400, you wrote: > > >Hi -- > >I'm having trouble unpacking the word documents on my >unix machine... could you tell me in ascii >when the workshop >starts and what its address is? (or directions >from the hotel...) > > -- sw > > >Here's my segmentation paper > >Wells WM, Kikinis R, Grimson WEL, Jolesz F. >Adaptive segmentation of MRI data. >{\sl IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging.} 1996;15:429--442. > >here's where to get it: > >ftp.ai.mit.edu:/pub/sw/papers/tmi-96.ps.gz > > >------------- >Some citations > >P. Shi, G. Robinsont, J. Duncan >Myocardial Motion and Function Assessment Using 4D Images >Proceedings of IEEE Conference on Visualization in Biomedical >Computing, Rochester MN, Oct 1994. > > >M. Fleute and S. Lavallee. >Nonrigid 3D-2D Registration of Images Using Statistical >Models. >Proceedings of second international conference on medical image >computing and computer-assisted intervention (miccai98). >Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer Verlag 1999. > >X. Zeng, L. Staib, R. Schultz, J. Duncan >Volumetric Layer Segmentation Using Coupled Surfaces Propagation. >Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern >Recognition, 1998. > >Warfield et al. >Adaptive Template Moderated Spatially Varying >Statistical Classification . >Proceedings of first international conference on medical image >computing and computer-assisted intervention (MICCAI98). >Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer Verlag 1998. > >Wells WM, Kikinis R, Grimson WEL, Jolesz F. >Adaptive segmentation of MRI data. >IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging. 1996;15:429--442. > > > >------ > >intro info > >William Wells >Assistant Professor in Radiology >Harvard Medical School and >Brigham and Women's Hospital >PhD MIT > ---------------------------------------------------------------- Jianchao Zeng, Ph.D. Research Assistant Professor ISIS Center, Department of Radiology Georgetown University Medical Center 2115 Wisconsin Avenue, NW, Suite 603 Washington, DC 20007 Phone (202)687-1533, Fax: (202)784-3479 Email: zeng@isis.imac.georgetown.edu Web: http://www.imac.georgetown.edu/defaultmembers.htm