10th Workshop �Theoretical Foundations of Computer Vision" Multi-Image Search, Filtering, Reasoning and

Many problems in computer vision involve multiple images. These could be im-ages taken by multiple cameras of the same scene, video sequences or multispectral images, etc. This workshop was concerned with the theoretical, algorithmic and im-plementation issues in multi-image acquisition, storage, retrieval, processing, analysis, manipulation and visualization. 38 talks were presented in 10 technical sessions: active vision; motion detection, modeling and understanding; omnidirectional vision; terrain reconstruction and calibration; scene reconstruction and image separation; object and scene visualization; image and video databases; object shape recovery; pose estimation, object recognition and modeling; and image properties and reasoning. In addition, 5 working groups �WG � were organized: learning, action and develop-ment; image and video databases; visualization; color and photometry; new camera technologies. Three talks were presented in these groups. The charge to each WG was to assess the state-of-the-art of the given topic and to identify challenging and promising research directions. The abstracts of the talks and the reports of the 5 WGs are included in this booklet