IoP Topical Meetings
Imaging in the eye: Technologies and clinical applications
This series of biennial meetings provide an informal forum for both scientists and clinicians to present and discuss recent and on-going work on imaging in the eye. Recent developments in the imaging of components within the eye benefit from active involvement of both scientists involved in the development of new imaging and measurement techniques and of clinicians with an interest in appraising and applying these techniques within a clinical setting. Submissions are invited in all areas connected with imaging or the application of imaging in the eye.
Imaging in the Eye V
8th December 2010, IoP, London
Imaging in the Eye IV
28th May, 2008
Imaging in the Eye III
22nd September, 2006
Imaging in the Eye II
26th May, 2004
Imaging in the Eye I
29th May, 2002
These biennial meetings bring together participants from all fields of spectral imaging. Spectral imaging combines conventional imaging with spectroscopy to enable enhanced classification or quantification based on variations in spectral signatures. Spectral imaging is now being developed for a range of applications including medicine, biology, surveillance, remote sensing and industrial inspection. Important issues for spectral imaging are associated with developing instrumentation that can demonstrate the required performance criteria, the development of algorithms for calibration and exploitation of spectral data. Meetings normally take place at IoP, London, or Photonex.
Spectral Imaging V
3rd November 2010, IoP, London
Spectral Imaging IV
18th October 2007
Spectral Imaging III
6th October 2005
Spectral Imaging II
30th July 2003
Spectral Imaging I
10th May 2000
Spectral Imaging
