Emerging Domains in Computational Imaging and Computational Photography
A special issue of Journal of Imaging (ISSN 2313-433X). This special issue belongs to the section "Computational Imaging and Computational Photography".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 June 2026 | Viewed by 575
Special Issue Editor
Interests: deep learning; medical imaging; image processing; computer vision
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Dear Colleagues,
The rapid evolution of computational imaging and computational photography has revolutionized how we capture, process, and interpret visual information. By synergizing advanced algorithms, novel optical designs, and data-driven methodologies, these fields are transcending the traditional boundaries of imaging systems. Recent advancements in deep learning, neural rendering, and physics-inspired models have further accelerated progress, enabling unprecedented capabilities in image reconstruction, enhancement, and semantic understanding.
Emerging applications span diverse domains, including medical imaging (e.g., accelerated MRI/CT reconstruction, low-dose imaging, and microscopic image analysis), autonomous systems, augmented/virtual reality, remote sensing, and industrial inspection. In medical imaging, computational techniques are addressing critical challenges such as artifact reduction, super-resolution reconstruction, and automated diagnosis, while deep learning frameworks are reshaping image acquisition pipelines and enabling real-time analysis. Beyond healthcare, innovations in event-based sensing, non-line-of-sight imaging, and multi-modal fusion are pushing the frontiers of visual perception.
This Special Issue invites contributions that explore cutting-edge methodologies, interdisciplinary applications, and theoretical insights in computational imaging and photography. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, image reconstruction/analysis, physics-informed neural networks, generative models for image synthesis, computational optics, and ethical considerations in AI-driven imaging.
Dr. Rongjun Ge
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- computer vision
- deep learning/machine learning
- computational imaging
- computational photography
- medical image reconstruction/analysis
- neural rendering
- multi-modal imaging
- image enhancement/segmentation/detection
- generative models
- AI-driven imaging
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