Multisensor Image and Video Processing: Methods and Applications

Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue focuses on the integration and processing of multimodal data—such as RGB, thermal infrared, depth, and LiDAR—for various visual tasks, including detection, classification, segmentation, and tracking. Multisensor imaging is becoming crucial for modern visual perception systems. By combining complementary sources such as RGB, thermal infrared, depth, LiDAR, and event-based sensors, researchers and engineers can significantly enhance the understanding of scenes in challenging real-world environments.

This Special Issue seeks to compile the latest advancements in image and video processing methods based on multisensor inputs. We encourage the submission of papers that address theoretical models, algorithmic strategies, system-level solutions, and real-world applications in multisensor visual analysis.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:

--Multi-modal image and video fusion techniques;
--Object detection, recognition, and classification using multisensor data;
--Semantic and instance segmentation from heterogeneous inputs;
--Multimodal tracking and spatiotemporal analysis;
--Feature extraction and representation learning across sensor domains;
--Cross-modal alignment, transfer learning, and domain adaptation;
--Real-time perception systems and embedded vision with sensor fusion;
--Benchmark datasets and evaluation metrics for multisensor processing;
--Applications in autonomous driving, smart surveillance, robotics, healthcare, and the IoT.

Dr. Di Yuan
Guest Editor

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