Most Influential Paper over the Decade (MIPOD) Award

This award has been given since 1998 to the authors of papers that were presented at the conference held ten years before and have been recognized as having the most significant influence on machine vision technologies over the subsequent decade.

MIPOD Award papers at MVA 2017 (those presented at MVA 2007)

• "One Fish, Two Fish, Butterfish, Trumpeter: Recognizing Fish in Underwater Video"
  Andrew Rova, Greg Mori, and Lawrence M. Dill
• "A Video Motion Capture System for Interactive Games"
  Ryuzo Okada, Nobuhiro Kondoh, and Björn Stenger

MIPOD Award papers at MVA 2015 (those presented at MVA 2005)

• "Extraction of Finger-Vein Patterns Using Maximum Curvature Points in Image Profiles"
  Naoto Miura, Akio Nagasaka, and Takafumi Miyatake
• "Unsupervised Abnormality Detection in Video Surveillance"
  Takuya Nanri and Nobuyuki Otsu
• "Human activity recognition using sequences of postures"
  Vili Kellokumpu, Matti Pietikäinen, and Janne Heikkilä

MIPOD Award papers at MVA 2013 (those presented at MVA 2002)

• "Adaptive Background Estimation"
  Mickael Pic, Luc Berthouze, and Takio Kurita
• "Robust and Fast Stereovision Based Road Obstacles Detection for Driving Safety Assistance"
  Raphael Labayrade and Didier Aubert
• "A 51.2 GOPS Programmable Video Recognition Processor for Vision-Based Intelligent Cruise Control Applications"
  Shorin Kyo