You’ve missed the conference, or you’re missing the conference? Here are the essentials in 21 pictures (click on the image to see them in full resolution):
The conference opening by Mr General Chair on Monday,
the first keynote session by Prof. M. Barni on "Adversary aware signal processing" the same day,
the second day, a keynote by Dr. G. Danezis on " Playing hide and seek online: anonymous communications, traffic analysis and censorship"
and the last day, a keynote by Prof. J. L. Wayman: "IEEE Biometrics Council Distinguished Lecturer Talk: Issues, Controversies and Advancements in Forensic Speaker Recognition"
Remember also the interesting talks of the oral, poster and the lively demo session.
Tuesday was the day of the social event, starting with a lunch above 2000m...
followed by a bit of digestive hiking,
under the watch of the Teide,
before the visit to the observatory.
The afternoon ended with a nice trip back to the dinner, located...
in a Banana plantation!
There, awards were celebrated, here the best paper award to Thijs Laarhoven, Jan-Jaap Oosterwijk and Jeroen Doumen for the paper: "Dynamic Traitor Tracing for Arbitrary Alphabets: Divide and Conquer"
here the "REWIND Award on Multimedia Forensics" to the paper "Identify computer generated characters by analysing facial expressions variation", given to Duc-Tien Dang-Nguyen, Giulia Boato and Francesco G.B. De Natale.
here the Best Student Paper Award to Pascal Schöttle for the paper: "Weighted Stego-Image Steganalysis for Naive Content-Adaptive Embedding", co-authored by Stefan Korff and Rainer Böhme.
The General Chair giving the keys of the IEEE WIFS conference, that will be held next year in Gangzhou, China, to the next General Chair. And then ...
Party time!
Escorted by drummers and dancers,
most of the conference joined the beat,
for a lively last dance.
The organizing committee thanks all the people that have participated to the conference!
And may WIFS be always on the top of the top (be it the Teide or not)!