CVEMP 2025

2nd International Workshop on Computer Vision for Environment Monitoring and Preservation

Workshop Location

Location: The workshop will be held in the Department of Computer Science, located outside the main campus at Sapienza University of Rome in Viale Regina Elena 295 (ICIAP Website). More information on how to reach Rome at the bottom of the page.

How to reach the city of Rome

By plane, the nearest airports are:

Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport (FCO): The main international airport, located 30 km southwest of the city. The Leonardo Express train (non-stop service) connects Fiumicino to Roma Termini (Rome’s central station) in 30 minutes. Alternatively, shuttle buses and taxis are available. More information can be found on the official airport website: Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport.

Ciampino Airport (CIA): Situated 15 km southeast of the city, this airport is primarily served by low-cost airlines. Shuttle buses connect Ciampino to Roma Termini in approximately 40 minutes. Details are available on the official airport website: Ciampino Airport.

By train:

Rome’s central station, Roma Termini, is well-connected to other Italian and European cities through high-speed and regional trains.

ICIAP 2025 participants can benefit from 15% discounted CORPORATE and CORPORATE TOP train fares with dedicated change and refund conditions. Check the link here.

By car:

Rome can be accessed via the A1 Autostrada del Sole. Note that the city center has Limited Traffic Zones (ZTL), where access is restricted to non-residents. For more information on the ZTL, visit the official page: ZTL Information.

By bus:

Long-distance bus services like connect Rome with many European cities. Buses usually arrive at Tiburtina Bus Station or Anagnina Terminal.

Getting around Rome

Rome has a well-developed public transportation system:

- Metro: Three lines (A, B/B1, and C) connect key points in the city. Line B stops near Sapienza University at Policlinico Station.

- Buses and Trams: Operated by ATAC, these cover areas not accessible by the metro. More info available at: viaggiacon.atac.roma.it.

- Taxis: Available at designated stands or via apps such as MyTaxi or FreeNow. Make sure to use only official white taxis with a visible meter. For more information on official taxis in Rome, visit this link.

- Walking: Many historic sites are within walking distance of one another in the city center.

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