Abstract National Visions are policy instruments characterized by an outlook that is constitutional in nature, while also appealing to a country’s external relations, as well its citizens. They unique the law and of Gulf States set out decade-long aims subsequently translated into legislation or/and foreign objectives. This article examines sports-related dimension Qatari Vision, which was basi...

In recent years, there have been great expectations for vision systems (computer vision). They are useful in various fields including surveillance cameras for crime prevention, appearance inspection of manufactured goods, CT scans and tissue examination in medicine, robot vision, and analysis and evaluation of movement in sports studies as well as image searching on the Internet. Furthermore, a...

In many sports games like soccer, a major portion of the essence is captured in relatively short durations of intense actions. These highlights are summaries of the games. The capture and eeective presentation of these action highlights serve as an important browsing mechanism in a video library of soccer games, and require special techniques for the analyses of digital video. In this paper we ...

The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) is the international governing body of sports for athletes with disabilities and acts as the International Federation for 12 sports. The IPC supervises and coordinates the Paralympic Summer and Winter Games and other multidisability competitions, such as the World Championships. The IPC also supports the recruitment and development of local, national...

In common practice, sports-perceptual interventions are mainly based on vision. However, research demonstrates that sporting performance can also be improved through the use of sounds, showing the relevance of the auditory channel to convey sports-related information, which can positively affect athletes’ motor outcomes. This review examines the potential of audio-based interventions in sport. ...

While recent advances in computer vision have provided reliable methods to recognize actions in both images and videos, the problem of assessing how well people perform actions has been largely unexplored in computer vision. Since methods for assessing action quality have many real-world applications in healthcare, sports, and video retrieval, we believe the computer vision community should beg...

Binocular vision is the most important visual cue for spatial orientation in many sports. In this study, we investigated how binocular vision was influenced by an eye training program that may be used to improve individual's oculomotor function. The experiment involved twenty-four female student athletes from team ball sports (soccer, basketball, handball). After an initial testing session, 12 ...