SCIA 2027 — Scandinavian Conference on Image Analysis
by Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Colourlab, with NOBIM
Nordic computer vision and image analysis at NTNU Gjøvik, with a dedicated tutorial and workshop day.
About This Event
SCIA 2027, the Scandinavian Conference on Image Analysis, runs 8–11 June 2027 at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Gjøvik, Norway, with a tutorial and workshop day on 8 June followed by the main conference from 9 to 11 June. SCIA is the biennial conference of the Nordic pattern recognition societies of Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden, it is sponsored by the International Association for Pattern Recognition, and its proceedings are published by Springer in the Lecture Notes in Computer Science series. The 2027 edition is hosted by NTNU's Colourlab and has three keynotes already confirmed: Alexei Efros of UC Berkeley, Aasa Feragen of the Technical University of Denmark, and Sabine Süsstrunk of EPFL. Paper submission opens 1 December 2026 and closes 26 January 2027, a separate abstract track runs through February, notifications go out 16 March 2027 and camera-ready papers are due 11 April 2027.
Key Dates & Deadlines
- Paper submission opens
- Paper submission deadline
- Abstract submission opens
- Abstract submission deadline
- Notification to authors
- Camera-ready deadline
At a Glance
- Date
- June 8–11, 2027
- Location
- Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Gjøvik, Norway
- Format
- In-Person
- Event Type
- Conference
- Status
- Upcoming
- Pricing
- Paid
- Organizer
- Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Colourlab, with NOBIM
- Added
- Sep 2, 2026
- Updated
- Sep 2, 2026
Topics & Focus Areas
Who Should Attend
- ✓Computer vision researchers
- ✓Machine learning engineers
- ✓Colour and spectral imaging specialists
- ✓R&D leads in medical imaging
- ✓Industrial inspection and automation engineers
- ✓PhD students in image analysis
Why Attend
For an R&D or engineering leader, SCIA is a way to meet the Nordic academic groups that supply computer-vision talent and licensable methods, at a fraction of the cost and scale of a CVPR. Four days at NTNU Gjøvik puts you in front of named keynotes from Berkeley, DTU and EPFL plus the doctoral pipeline that the Best Nordic Thesis Prize exists to surface — which matters if you are hiring imaging specialists, scouting medical-imaging or industrial-inspection methods, or looking for a European research partner for a joint project. The separate abstracts track also lets an industry team present applied work without committing to a full paper submission.
Event Features
- ✓Tutorial and workshop day on 8 June 2027, ahead of the 9–11 June main conference
- ✓Keynote by Alexei Efros, UC Berkeley
- ✓Keynote by Aasa Feragen, Technical University of Denmark
- ✓Keynote by Sabine Süsstrunk, EPFL
- ✓Best Nordic Thesis Prize, awarded biennially at the conference
- ✓Springer LNCS proceedings for accepted papers
- ✓Separate abstracts track with its own February 2027 submission window
What Makes This Unique
- ★Biennial — SCIA runs only in odd years, so June 2027 is the single Nordic image-analysis gathering until 2029.
- ★Proceedings are published by Springer in the Lecture Notes in Computer Science series, so accepted work is indexed rather than ephemeral.
- ★Keynotes are already named more than a year out: Alexei Efros (UC Berkeley), Aasa Feragen (DTU) and Sabine Süsstrunk (EPFL).
- ★Hosted by NTNU's Colourlab in Gjøvik, one of the few European groups specialising specifically in colour and spectral imaging.
- ★Awards the Best Nordic Thesis Prize, given biennially at the conference — a direct view of the region's strongest new doctoral work.
Featured Speakers From
Industries Represented
Pricing Details
Registration rates are not published yet — the SCIA 2027 site lists early-bird registration as 'TBA'. What is fixed is that camera-ready submission is due 11 April 2027, so budget approval needs to be in place well before then for presenting authors.
Organizer
Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Colourlab, with NOBIM
nobim.no/Frequently Asked
- When is SCIA 2027?
- SCIA 2027 takes place June 8–11, 2027 in Gjøvik, Norway.
- Where is SCIA 2027 held?
- SCIA 2027 is held in Gjøvik, Norway. The event format is in-person.
- What is the SCIA 2027 submission deadline?
- The next SCIA 2027 deadline is paper submission opens on Dec 1, 2026. Remaining dates: Paper submission deadline — Jan 26, 2027; Abstract submission opens — Feb 12, 2027; Abstract submission deadline — Feb 28, 2027; Notification to authors — Mar 16, 2027; Camera-ready deadline — Apr 11, 2027.
- How much does SCIA 2027 cost?
- SCIA 2027 is paid. Registration rates are not published yet — the SCIA 2027 site lists early-bird registration as 'TBA'. What is fixed is that camera-ready submission is due 11 April 2027, so budget approval needs to be in place well before then for presenting authors.
- Who should attend SCIA 2027?
- SCIA 2027 is aimed at Computer vision researchers, Machine learning engineers, Colour and spectral imaging specialists, R&D leads in medical imaging, Industrial inspection and automation engineers, PhD students in image analysis.
- What topics does SCIA 2027 cover?
- SCIA 2027 covers Image analysis, Computer vision, Machine learning, Medical imaging, Colour imaging, Environmental monitoring, Industrial automation, Pattern recognition.
Sources
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