The successful experience of the previous conferences, as well as the current trend, show the possibility and usefulness of holding meetings online. However, nothing can replace face-to-face communication. The world is developing rapidly, and in the era of processing unstructured multimodal data, we are meeting again in a convenient format on the sidelines of the UIIP NAS Belarus.
You can see how it was in 2021, but also save the dates and become a part of our scientific community in 2025
General Organizer and Hoster
Co-organizer
ATR Challenge Organizer
Conference Chairman
Conference Vice Co-Chairman
Conference Vice Co-Chairman
Local Org and International Program Com Chairman
International Program Committee Vice Co-Chairman
International Program Committee Vice Co-Chairman
International Program Committee
Astsatryan, Hrachya (IIAP NAS RA, Armenia)
Belokonov, Igor (SSRAU, Russia)
Chickrin, Dmitry (AIRSE KFU, Russia)
Demidenko, Serge (SU, Malaysia)
Djumanov, Jamoljon (TUIT, Uzbekistan)
Fan, Hongqi (CEST, China)
Butt, Muhammad Fasih Uddin (COMSATS, Pakistan)
Golenkov, Vladimir (BSUIR, Belarus)
Golovko, Vladimir (BSTU, Belarus)
Gurevich, Igor (FRS RAS, Russia)
Dyussekeyev, Kaganat (ENU, Kazakhstan)
Iskakov, Kazizat (ENU, Kazakhstan)
Kharin, Yuriy (BSU, Belarus)
Kovalev, Vassili (UIIP NASB, Belarus)
Krasnoproshin, Viktor (BSU. Belarus)
Krylov, Andrey (MSU, Russia)
Li, Dongdong (CEST, China)
Liu,Yongxiang (CEST, China)
Marcelli, Angelo (UNISA, Italy)
Milutin, Nikolić (UNS, Serbia)
Fu, Minglei (ZJUT, China)
Piuri, Vincenzo (INIMI, Italy)
Seleznev, Tim (DVFU, Russia)
Spasic, Sladjana (IMSI, Serbia)
Starovoitov, Valery (UIIP NASB, Belarus)
Tatur, Mikhail (BSUIR, Belarus)
Xu, Yingke (ZJU, China)
Yashina, Vera (FRS RAS, Russia)
Ye, Shiping (ZJSRU, China)
Zaitseva, Elena (ZU, Slovakia)
Zakharov, Igor (C-CORE, Canada)
Zalesky, Boris (Belarus)
Zhu, Jubo (KIMSI, China)
Zhumadillayeva, Ainur (ENU, Kazakhstan)
Wang, Jian (CUP, China)
Planet Earth
Planet Earth
Planet Earth
Planet Earth
The conference will be organized in 1 hybrid (offline F2F and online) stream with three main pillars:
• “Plenary Talks” (keynotes)
• “Session Talks” (generic sessions)
• “Lighting Talks” (pitch session for Youth)
To be published you need to register and pay a conference fee. One registration fee covers a maximum of two publications of the same applicant.
The conference will be hybrid, i.e. offline F2F (the venue will be announced) and online. The link will be provided to online participants after confirmation of payment of the registration fee.
Papers for the conference (maximum 4 A4 pages for Session Talks and 2 A2 pages for Lightning Talks) must be submitted electronically via Indico System.
Pre-published papers which are presented at or published at or submitted to any other event or journal/book will not be accepted.
All submissions must be written in English, starting with a brief statement of the problem, the achieved results, their significance, and comparison with previous works (if any), as well as a list of references. The submission should also include the title of the proposed paper, authors’ names, affiliations, addresses, name, e-mail, and topics that best describe the paper.
Submission of papers to the PRIP’2025 is open to all authors from all over the world regardless of their age, sex, nationality, religion, and project membership.
All submitted papers will be reviewed. After the paper acceptance, the author/s should prepare a camera-ready version to meet all comments and suggestions made by the reviewers. At least one author per paper (contributor) should attend the conference to present.
All accepted papers will be published in Conference Proceedings which be available for download under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
Selected papers will be invited then for publishing in the series of external scientific journals (under negotiations) in extended format.
Note for Youth: authors of the best youth pitches during Lightning Talks will also be awarded the opportunity to be published in a peer-reviewed journal (details are coming).
You have the opportunity to present your research in the format of short and engaging pitches. Just 5 minutes to captivate the audience and showcase the essence of your work!
The best pitches will be recognized by the jury, and their authors will receive a unique chance to publish extended versions of their presentations in a peer-reviewed scientific journal.
This is your chance to make a name for yourself, get feedback from experts, and take the first step toward recognition in the scientific community! Don’t miss this exciting opportunity!
We are excited to announce a side event: the Automatic Target Recognition Algorithm Challenge (ATR Challenge). This groundbreaking competition focuses on addressing the most pressing challenges in the field of object detection and recognition technology.
Join an existing team or register your own to be part of this movement. Final pitches and prizes await you at PRIP2025!"
We are partnering with:
College of Electronic Science and Technology (Changsha, China)
Organizer's address
additional +375 (17) 378 84 03
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