International Conferance On

Visual Communications and Image Processing 
Welcome to
VCIP
2025

About VCIP

Visual Communications and Image Processing 

The 2025 edition of IEEE Visual Communications and Image Processing (IEEE VCIP 2025) Conference, will be held in Klagenfurt, Austria, during December 1-4, 2025. VCIP is the oldest conference in the field and one of the flagship conferences of the IEEE CAS Visual Signal Processing and Communications Technical Committee. Since 1986 VCIP has served as a premier forum for the exchange of fundamental and applied research in the field of visual communications and image processing.

VCIP has a long tradition of showcasing pioneering technologies in visual communication and processing, and many landmark papers first appeared in VCIP. VCIP 2025 will cover new technology frontiers and new use cases, in the visual signal processing and communication areas, to discuss and envision the future of both technology and applications. VCIP 2025 inherits the tradition of previous conferences in providing a fertile ground for researchers, engineers, and professionals from academia and industry around the world. High-quality papers will be recommended to IEEE Transaction CSVT for journal extension.

Important Dates

  • 1 MAY Submission of special session and tutorial proposals
  • 15 MAY Acceptance notification of special sessions and tutorials
  • 30 JUNE Paper submission deadline
  • 15 SEPTEMBER Paper acceptance notification
  • 15 OCTOBER Submission of camera-ready papers
Theme

Sustainable and Trustworthy Visual Communications in the Age of AI

In the Age of AI, the rapid evolution of visual technologies presents both incredible opportunities and pressing challenges for communication. Sustainable and trustworthy visual communications have become critical, as we navigate a world increasingly dominated by generative AI, deepfakes, and synthetic media. As AI systems grow more capable of creating hyper-realistic images and videos, the need for transparency, ethical standards, and responsible design has never been greater. How can we ensure that the visuals we rely on for education, journalism, and social interaction are authentic and free from manipulation? Moreover, how can we create visual content that minimizes environmental impact while remaining accessible and inclusive? This intersection of sustainability and trust in visual communications calls for innovative solutions—ones that preserve the integrity of information, protect privacy, and empower users to discern reality from illusion. By harnessing the potential of AI responsibly, we can redefine how visuals shape our perceptions of the world, ensuring they contribute to a more informed, ethical, and sustainable digital future

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Topics of interest

include, but are not limited to:

Modalities:

  • Conventional image and video
  • Stereoscopic, multi-view, and 360-degree image and video
  • Light fields, point clouds, meshes, and holography
  • Multi-spectral and hyper-spectral imaging
  • NeRF and Gaussian splatting-based scene representation

Visual Processing aNd communication (conventional & AI-based):

  • Sensing, acquisition, representation, modeling, and registration
  • Restoration, denoising, and enhancement
  • Detection, recognition, understanding, retrieval, and classification
  • Computational vision modeling and processing
  • Perceptual-based processing
  • Synthesis, rendering, and visualization
  • Source coding and transmission, including standards
  • Compressed domain processing
  • Adaptive and low-latency streaming
  • Edge, network and cloud-based coding
  • Distributed visual information processing

Applications, services, architectures, and systems:

  • Biometrics, forensics, trust, and security
  • Content provenance and authenticity
  • Encryption and data hiding for secure visual communications
  • Augmented and virtual reality
  • Personal communications and social networks
  • Gaming and broadcasting
  • Drones and autonomous vehicles
  • Mobile and wireless visual applications and systems
  • Cloud-based and distributed architectures, services and systems
  • Internet of Things
  • Sustainability and green systems
  • Multimodal user interfaces and interaction models
  • Human Computer Interfaces
  • Emerging applications, services, architectures and systems

Performance assessment:

  • Subjective and objective quality assessment methodologies
  • Multimodal quality assessment
  • Quality of experience, notably for real-time and streaming applications
  • Task-based performance assessment
  • Visual quality of life
  • Complexity, delay and error resilience assessment
  • Emerging performance assessment methods

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