http://issnip2014.i2r.a-star.edu.sg/index.php
CALL FOR PAPERS
Paper abstracts are due on 17 Nov 2013; full papers are due on 24 Nov 2013.
The IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Sensors, Sensor Networks and Information Processing (ISSNIP) will be held in Singapore, from 21st to 24th April 2014. This ninth conference in the series is jointly organized by the Institute for Infocomm Research and the Australian Research Council's Research Network on ISSNIP, and is co-sponsored by the IEEE through the IEEE Sensors Council.
IEEE ISSNIP 2014 will focus on both the theory and application of smart sensors, sensor networks and information processing in sensor networks. In addition to technical symposiums and tutorials covering various areas of sensor research, an industry track will also be organized to showcase emerging sensor technologies and solutions.
Original contributions on all topics related to sensors and sensor networks are welcomed. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Network Scheduling and Optimization
- Sensor Fusion, Tracking and Localization
- Protocols in Sensor Networks
- Information Processing
- Data Aggregation, Storage, and Management
- Event Detection and Fault Tolerance
- Security, Privacy, and Trust
- Middleware for Sensor Systems
- Sensor Network Management and Control
- Participatory Sensing and Crowd Sourcing
- Smart Grids
- Internet of Things (IoT)
- Data Mining, Pattern Recognition, and Machine Intelligence
- Smart Cities
- Spatio-Temporal Analysis
- Applications of Sensor Networks
Submitted papers must be in camera-ready IEEE format, not exceeding 6 pages. Please see the above instructions on preparing and submitting papers.
The latest Call for Paper is available in PDF format at http://issnip2014.i2r.a-star.edu.sg/files/issnip-cfp.pdf.
This conference is included in the IEEE Conference Publications Program (CPP). IEEE has a long-standing commitment to ensuring the high quality of its conferences and of the conference proceedings published in IEEE Xplore®. Therefore, IEEE reserves the right to withhold publishing of proceedings that do not meet the IEEE quality standards. IEEE makes every reasonable attempt to ensure that abstract and index entries of content accepted into the CPP are included in databases provided by independent abstracting and indexing (A&I) services. Each A&I partner makes its own editorial decision on what content it will index. IEEE cannot guarantee entries are included in any particular database.
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