The 15th IVMSP Workshop will feature a tutorial program designed to provide participants with in-depth insights into emerging topics and current trends in image, video, and multidimensional signal processing. Tutorials should be accessible and engaging for a diverse audience, including:
1) Researchers and practitioners from both academia and industry
2) Experts from adjacent fields
3) Early-stage researchers and graduate students

We welcome proposals for two types of tutorials:
1) Short tutorials: 1.5 hours
2) Long tutorials: 3.5 hours (including a 30-minute break)

Tutorial Proposal Format

Each proposal should be submitted as a single PDF and include the following:
1. Title of the tutorial
2. Duration (choose either 1.5 or 3.5 hours)
3. Names, affiliations, contact information, and brief biographies of the speaker(s)
4. A summary of the tutorial topic, highlighting its relevance and importance to the IVMSP community
5. A structured outline of the tutorial content, including:
       Any previous versions of this tutorial (if applicable)
       How the material will be updated or adapted for IVMSP 2026
6. A statement of expected outcomes, i.e., what participants will learn or gain
7. A list of relevant publications on the tutorial topic authored by the speaker(s) within the past five years
8. A summary of the speaker(s)’ previous tutorial or teaching experience
9. (Optional) A link to preliminary or sample slides (drafts are acceptable)
10. (Optional) Any external references or related resources

Page limit: The main proposal should not exceed 5 pages, excluding external references.

Submission Instructions

Please send your tutorial proposal (in PDF format) to: tutorials@ivmsp2026.org

Important Dates

All deadlines are in AoE time, 23.59.