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It is with great pleasure to welcome you all to the 8th International Conference
on Image and Graphics Processing (ICIGP 2025), which will be held during
January 3-5, 2025 in Macau, China.
ICIGP 2025 is co-sponsored by University of Macau, China and Beijing Institute of Technology, China;
assisted by University of Central Lancashire, UK and Shandong Marine Resource
and Environment Research Institute, China; supported by The Institution of
Engineering and Technology, UK, Harbin Engineering University, China and Wuhan
University of Science and Technology, China.
The field of image and graphics processing is rapidly growing and evolving, with
new techniques and applications emerging all the time. ICIGP 2025 is an
excellent opportunity for researchers, academics, and industry professionals
from around the world to come together and engage in lively discussions,
exchange ideas, and form valuable connections with fellow professionals and
experts in the field.
Moreover, hosting the conference in Macau provides an excellent opportunity to
explore this vibrant and dynamic city, with its rich history, culture, and
technological innovations. Participants will have the chance to experience the
city's many attractions, including its museums, historical sites, and modern
architecture, as well as to enjoy its world-famous cuisine and hospitality.
We would like to extend a warm welcome to all participants and guests to ICIGP
2025. We look forward to your participation and contributions, and to making
this conference a great success.
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ICIGP 2025 offers online participation for overseas attendees. Join us virtually from anywhere and present your research, connect with fellow academics, and engage in insightful discussions. Chinese scholars are welcome to attend in person, enjoying face-to-face interactions and valuable connections. Thank you for your support, and we look forward to your participation.
Prof. Jiang Duan of Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, China confirms to deliver a keynote speech.
Per the requests from potential participants, the submission deadline extends to September 20, 2024.
Prof. James Tin-Yau Kwok of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong, China confirms to deliver a keynote speech.
Ruins
of St. Paul's
Built in 1602, Ruins of St Paul’s Cathedral is one
of the most recognizable, dramatic and popular icons
of Macau City. With its statues, portals and
engravings that effectively make up a “sermon in
stone” and a Biblia pauperum, the church was one of
the greatest monuments to Christianity in Asia. In
2005, the Ruins of St. Paul’s were officially
enlisted as part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site
Historic Centre of Macau.
Macau
Tower
Macau Tower is landmark of Macau. The tower measures
338m in height from the ground level to the highest
point. It is the tenth tallest sightseeing tower in
the world. Taking one of the three high-speed
glass-fronted lifts to the 233 meters high
observation deck, visitors will be amazed by the
wonderful view of the Macau in all directions.
Besides, the 360°Café is Macau's highest revolving
restaurant, offering a sumptuous buffet that caters
to all tastes. Besides, it offers restaurants,
theaters, shopping malls and the Skywalk X, a
thrilling walking tour around the outer rim.
Casino
at Venetian Macao
As you know, Macau is the “Monte Carlo of the
Orient”. Macau really earns its reputation with
several world famous casinos. Said to be one of the
10 largest buildings in the world, Venetian Macau
features 3,000 hotel suites, countless restaurants
and shops and has a gaming floor measuring in at
over 46, 451 square meters. Here you could shop in
over 350 international shops, may be dazzled by the
street performers, or you could take a ride on an
authentic Venetian gondola. Parisian Macau, on the
other hand, is the latest new shopping mall, hotel,
casino and has its own Eiffel Tower. There are also
several other casinos. You can take free shuttle bus
to these hotels from Macau International Airport,
Taipa Ferry Terminal, etc.
Macau
Museum
Macau Museum, opened in 1998, presents the history
of the city and territory of the former Portuguese
colony of Macau. The setting itself is impressive,
as it is built into the fortress. Displays are
arranged in chronological order and logically laid
out. There are many fine displays that you can walk
through, reproduction of Macanese buildings, lots of
information, and you can easily spend a few hours
here. In addition, as part of the museum, Monte
Forte (Fortaleza do Monte), a UNESCO World Heritage
Site, is also worth visit.