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Upcoming Conference Calls |
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28 March 2023, IMG, 14:00 CET 3 April 2023, JEG biweekly meeting, at this time, Zoom room 4 April 2023, SAM 4 April 2023, QAH, link, 16:00:00 - 17:00:00 GMT +01:00 Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris 4 April 2023, 8:00am PST, ETG, link, Johannes Ballé from Google on "Perception: The Next Milestone in Learned Image Compression" 17 April 2023, JEG biweekly meeting, at this time, Zoom room 20 April 2023, 8:00am PST, ETG, link, Emilien Dupont, "Compression with Neural Fields" 1 May 2023, JEG biweekly meeting, at this time, Zoom room 2 May 2023, SAM 30 May 2023, SAM 26-30 June, VQEG Meeting, face-to-face, hosted by Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) at the SIE headquarter in San Mateo, CA, USA
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VQEG Brings International Experts Together
- Industry
- Academia
- Government Organizations
- International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
- Other Standard-Developing Organizations (SDOs)
Face-to-Face Meetings
VQEG face-to-face meetings are held approximately twice each year. The meeting style is a mixture of conference style presentations and work related to active VQEG projects. Presentations on any topic related to video quality are always welcome.
Outreach
- Introduction to VQEG: Google Slides (updated) or PDF from the end of 2022
- SIGMM Records: New topics, Jun. 2021 meeting
- VQEG eLetter, Nov. 2017: QoE evaluation of emerging immersive media technologies, including the current hot topics of virtual reality, omnidirectional content, point cloud and light field technologies.
VQEG Mission
The Video Quality Experts Group was first grounded in basic subjective methodology and objective tool development/verification for video quality assessment such that the industry could be moved forward with standardization and implementation. At the beginning it was focused around measuring the perceived video quality since the distribution paths for video and audio were limited and known.
Over the last 20 years from the formation of VQEG the ecosystem has changed dramatically and thus so must the work. Multi-media is now pervasive on all devices and methods of distribution have expanded from broadcast to cellular data networks. This shift has required the expertise within VQEG to move from the visual (no-audio) quality of video to Quality of Experience (QoE).
The forward march of technologies means that VQEG needs to react and be on the leading edge of developing, defining, and deploying methods and tools that help address these new technologies and move the industry forward. This also means that we need to embrace both qualitative and quantitative ways of defining these new spaces and terms. Taking a holistic approach to QoE will enable VQEG to drive forward faster with unprecedented collaboration and execution.
Vision
Collaborate
- Leverage resources from multiple organizations
- Combine individual research efforts into general solutions
Connect
- Convey industry needs to academic researchers
- Promote communication among researchers
Achieve
- Develop new and improved methods
- Prove method validity
- Analyze cutting edge technologies' impact on perceived quality
- Drive new and improved international standards
VQEG submits reports to and liaises with regional and international SDOs in particular the ITU (R and T sectors).