ICCP is the premier annual conference on computational imaging. The conference brings together researchers with interests broadly related to advancing computational imaging, from theory to systems to applications, including sensors, optics, algorithms, machine intelligence, vision science and perception.
ICCP 2025 will be an in-person event at the University of Toronto in Toronto, Canada, from July 21 – 23, 2025.
ICCP 2025 seeks novel and high-quality submissions in all areas of computational imaging—from theory to systems to applications, including sensors, optics, algorithms, machine intelligence, vision science, and perception—as well as the following topics of interest.
- High-performance imaging
- Computational cameras, illumination, and displays
- Advanced image and video processing
- Integration of imaging, physics, and machine learning
- Organizing and exploiting photo/video collections
- Structured light and time-of-flight imaging
- Appearance, shape, and illumination capture
- Computational optics (wavefront coding, digital holography, compressive sensing, etc.)
- Sensor and illumination hardware
- Imaging models and limits
- Physics-based rendering, neural rendering, and differentiable rendering
- Applications: imaging on mobile platforms, scientific imaging, medicine and biology, user interfaces, AR/VR systems
Two Integrated Paper TracksAs in previous years, ICCP is coordinating with the IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (PAMI) for a special issue on Computational Photography to be published after the conference. All submissions to ICCP will undergo a common review process and be judged for acceptance to either:
- The PAMI special issue: for papers that describe entirely novel work (i.e., not extensions of published conference papers) and are also of archival quality with comprehensive evaluation and analysis.
- The ICCP Proceedings: for papers that meet traditional conference criteria for quality and novelty but do not meet the criteria for (1) above.
Reviewing will be double-blind, and authors will be allowed a rebuttal after initial reviews. After review, the program chairs will inform the authors of accepted papers whether their paper has been selected for the special issue or the conference proceedings (see the Review and Decision Process section below for further details). Both sets of accepted papers will be presented as talks at the conference.
Please visit this page for more details and submission link: https://iccp2025.iccp-conference.org/#callforpapers
Paper submission deadline (firm, no extensions) April 9, 2025 at 2359h Pacific Time.
