CONFERENCE
19th Workshop on Stochastic Geometry, Stereology and Image Analysis (SGSIA)
May 15 – 19, 2017
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This conference is the 19th of a series of international workshops entitled Stochastic Geometry, Stereology and Image Analysis (SGSIA) which have been organized every two year since 1981. The event, which takes place for the first time in France, is the main occasion to promote recent advances in stochastic geometry, spatial statistics, convex and integral geometry, stereology and image analysis. It is simultaneously the yearly gathering of all members of the French research group Géométrie stochastique (GeoSto, GDR 3477) which has been funded by the French National Center for Scientific Research since 2012. The scientific program should cover all aspects of the main topics while going occasionally slightly beyond their frontiers. The schedule will naturally allow discussions and interactions between participants.
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Scientific Committee
INRIA Paris et University of Austin)
Wilfrid Kendall (University of Warwick) Marie-Colette van Lieshout (CWI Amsterdam) Claudia Redenbach (TU Kaiserslautern) Joseph E. Yukich (Lehigh University, Pennsylvania) Organizing Committee Pierre Calka (Université de Rouen Normandie) |
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Speakers
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Contributed talks
- Viktor Beneš: Planar segment processes with reference mark distributions, modeling and estimation (pdf)
- Hermine Biermé: Mean geometry of excursion sets for 2D random fields: application to shot noise fields (pdf)
- Christophe Biscio: The accumulative persistence function, a useful functional summary statistic for topological data analysis (pdf)
- Gilles Bonnet: Maximum degree in a Poisson-Delaunay graph (pdf)
- Christian Buchta: The moments of the number of vertices of a random polytope (pdf)
- Élie Cali et Catherine Gloaguen: Cost estimation of a fixed network deployment over an urban territory (pdf)
- Aurélie Chapron: Voronoi diagram on Riemannian manifolds (pdf)
- Nicolas Chenavier: Cluster size distributions of extreme values in a Poisson-Voronoi tessellation (pdf)
- Achmad Choiruddin: Regularized Poisson and logistic regression methods for spatial point processes intensity estimation with a diverging
number of covariates (pdf)
- Marcos Cruz: Design unbiased population size estimation on Gigapixel images (pdf)
- Youri Davydov: Convergence of infinite branch directions of RST to the uniform distribution (pdf)
- Julie Fournier: Identification and isotropy characterization of deformed random fields through excursion sets (pdf)
- Ute Hahn: Cluster marked cluster point processes for functional data (pdf)
- Lothar Heinrich: Central Limit Theorems for Non-Poissonian Hyperplane Processes in Expanding Convex Bodies
- Christian Hirsch: On maximal hard-core thinnings of stationary particle processes (pdf)
- Christoph Hofer-Temmel: Disagreement percolation for markes Gibbs point processes (pdf)
- Daniel Hug: On D.G. Kendall’s problem in spherical space (pdf)
- Andrii Ilienko: Limit Theorems for Multidimensional Renewal Sets (pdf)
- Michael A. Klatt: Anisotropy in finite continuum percolation : threshold estimation by Minkowski functionals (pdf)
- Raphaël Lachièze-Rey: Covariograms and geometric functionals of random excursions (pdf)
- Coline Larmier: Particle transport in stochastic tessellations : application to reactor physics
- Simon Le Stum: Existence and absence of percolation for outdegree-one random graphs (pdf)
- Jesper Møller: Constructing pseudo-stationary covariance functions on graphs with Eu- clidean edges and with respect to the geodesic
or the resistance metric (pdf)
- Dennis Müller: A central limit theorem for Lipschitz-Killing curvatures of Gaussian excursions (pdf)
- Werner Nagel: A Mecke-type formula for STIT tessellation processes and some applications (pdf)
- Franz Nestmann: Cluster counting in the random connection model (pdf)
- Zbynek Pawlas: Asymptotics for random marked closed sets (pdf)
- Mathew Penrose: Optimal cuts of random geometric graphs (pdf)
- Benjamin Reichenwallner: Volumes of convex hulls of n < d + 1 points in d-dimensional convex bodies (pdf)
- Frédéric Richard: Anisotropy of Hölder Gaussian random fields : characterization, estimation, and application to image textures (pdf)
- Volker Schmidt: Stochastic 3D modeling of amorphous microstructures
- Matthias Schulte: Normal approximation for stabilizing functionals (pdf)
- Dominic Schuhmacher: Wireless network signals with moderately correlated shadowing still appear Poisson (pdf)
- Hermann Thorisson: Finding Patterns in Brownian Motion (pdf)
- Wolfgang Weil: Densities of Mixed Volumes for Boolean Models (pdf)
- Jan Weis: Integral Geometric Formulae for Tensorial Curvature Measures (pdf)
- Florian Wespi: Convex Hulls of Lévy Processes (pdf)
- Steffen Winter: Geometric functionals of fractal percolation (pdf)
- Josiane Zerubia: Marked Point Processes for Object Detection and Tracking in High Resolution Images : Applications to Remote Sensing and Biology (pdf)
- Sergei Zuyev: Thinning selfdivisible point processes (pdf)
Posters
- Mathieu de Langlard: Characterisation of Two-Phase Flows Through Image Processing Methods and Stochastic Geometry (pdf)
- Andrew du Plessis: Regularity and Reconstruction
- Rikke Krog Eriksen: Uniqueness of the measurement function in Crofton’s formula with lines
- Ana I. Gómez: Quantification of endocytosis as pharmacological response by fluorescence microscopy (pdf)
- Ali Khezeli: Stable Transports Between Stationary Random Measures (pdf)
- Daniela Novotná: Generalizations of some asymptotic results for marked point processes
- Eliza O’Reilly: Reach of Repulsion for Determinantal Point Processes in High Dimensions
- Ondřej Šedivý: Modelling polycrystalline microstructures by tessellations (pdf)
- Mads Stehr: Improved Cavalieri-type estimation for perturbed systematic sampling (pdf)
- Helene Svane: Topogical reconstruction of r-regular sets (pdf)
- Nicola Turchi: Central limit theorems for intrinsic volumes of random polytopes (pdf)
- Martina Vittorietti: MICtoMEC : from MICrostructures to MEChanical properties (pdf)
- Thi Lan Huong Vu: Analysis of image texture heterogeneity using anisotropic multifractional Brownian fields (pdf)