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28 July 2008 (extended)

Celebrating 20 Years of HVEI!

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HVEI Banquet

The First HVEI Banquet was organized in 1998 in celebration of the tenth anniversary of the conference. Since that time, the Annual HVEI Banquet has become a tradition of the conference. It is held during the first day of the conference, and provides an opportunity to reminisce, cogitate and speculate with colleagues in this exciting multidisciplinary field. We invite you to join us for this year's banquet:

• 12th Annual Human Vision and Electronic Imaging Banquet
  Monday 19 January · 7:30 to 10:30 pm
  
  
  Title TBD
  Speaker TBD
  

Past HVEI Banquet Speakers

• 11th Annual Human Vision and Electronic Imaging Banquet (2008):
  The Rising Tide of Realism in Virtual Environments
  John Merritt, The Merritt Group
  
  
• 10th Annual Human Vision and Electronic Imaging Banquet (2007):
  Adaptation and Synthesis in the Perception of Reality
  Michael A. Webster, University of Nevada, Reno
  
  
• 9th Annual Human Vision and Electronic Imaging Banquet (2006):
  Rethinking Photography: Digital Devices to Capture Appearance
  Jack Tumblin, Northwestern University
  
  
• 8th Annual Human Vision and Electronic Imaging Banquet (2005):
  Following Bela the Paratrooper: Cyclopean Vision as a Metaphor for an Emergent Deep Reality
  Stanley Klein, University of California Berkeley
  
  
• 7th Annual Human Vision and Electronic Imaging Banquet (2004):
  Realism or Abstraction: The Future of Computer Graphics
  Pat Hanrahan, Stanford University
  
  
• 6th Annual Human Vision and Electronic Imaging Banquet (2003):
  History and Future of Electronic Color Photography: Where Vision and Silicon Meet
  Richard F. Lyon, Chief Scientist and Vice President of Research, Foveon, Inc.
  
  
• 5th Annual Human Vision and Electronic Imaging Banquet (2002):
  Perspectives on Vision and Graphics
  Michael D'Zmura, Univ. of California/Irvine
  
  
• 4th Annual Human Vision and Electronic Imaging Banquet (2001):
  Great, but Forgotten Ideas in Color Theory
  John J. McCann, McCann Imaging
  
  
• 3rd Annual Human Vision and Electronic Imaging Banquet (2000):
  A History of Cybernetics: Personal Reminiscences: A personal history of how three great thinkers in cybernetics (Wiener, Shannon, and McCollough) changed our ideas about human vision
  Lawrence W. Stark, Univ. of California/Berkeley
  
  
• 2nd Annual Human Vision and Electronic Imaging Banquet (1999):
  A Stroll Through Vision, Perception, Art, and Philosophy
  Christopher Tyler, Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute
  
  
• Human Vision and Electronic Imaging 10th Anniversary Banquet: (1998)
  Thoughts on Image Quality
  Jacques Roufs, IPO Ctr. for Perception Research (Netherlands)