Trondheim, Norway, will be home to FUSION 2026. Trondheim is situated in central Norway at coordinates 63.4 latitude and 10.4 longitude, where you can experience days with the sun up for over 20 hours a day. Trondheim is Norway’s historical capital city, having transformed over the past one thousand years into a vibrant knowledge hub that is today known as Norway’s technology capital. Trondheim is also the food capital of Norway with more than 200 restaurants, of which more than one are mentioned in the Michelin Guide.

Trondheim's strategic location makes it an ideal starting point for travel seekers venturing into Norway's diverse terrains and unique landscape sights.

The FUSION conference is the flagship conference of the International Society of Information Fusion. It is the natural forum to discuss the most recent developments in sensor, data, information and knowledge fusion.

Topics

• Theory and Representation:
  Probability theory, Bayesian inference, argumentation, belief theory and subjective logic, possibility and fuzzy set theory, rough sets, knowledge representation and reasoning, decision theory, graph-based fusion models, sparse representations and compressed sensing, random sets, finite point processes and others.
• Algorithms and methods:
  Multi-modal information fusion, machine learning and artificial intelligence, nonlinear filtering, data association, tracking, prediction, localization and navigation, recognition, classification, signal processing, alignment and registration, situation assessment, behavioral analysis, fusion architectures, resource management, anomaly/change detection, contextual adaptation, ontologies/semantics, neuromorphic computing, soft fusion and LLMs.
• Applications:
  Decision support, autonomous systems, distributed systems, soft-hard fusion, edge fusion, robotics, defense/security, intelligence fusion, intelligent transportation, wireless sensor networks, finance, environmental monitoring, e-health, bioinformatics, condition monitoring, precision agriculture, mining/manufacturing and other emerging applications.
• Test and evaluations:
  Trust in fusion systems, fusion performance, explainability and uncertainty of fusion processes, target/sensor modeling, benchmarks/testbeds.

Call for Papers

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