Communication
Systems worldwide have provided a
rapidly growing and useful range of services and are continuing to
evolve using
Digital Signal Processing. The 8th International Symposium on DSP and
Communication
Systems, DSPCS’2005, has been planned by a group of academics and
professionals
to examine the plans for the future and the progress that has already
been made
in the field of DSP and their applications to communication systems,
image
processing and other aspects of the modern life. The organizing
committee of
the symposium decided to hold the 8th Symposium on DSP and
Communication
Systems on the SunshineCoast on 19-21
December 2005. A major objective of the
symposium will be to pursue the progression from communication and
information
theory through to the implementation, evaluation and performance
improvement of
practical communication systems using DSP technology.
This year
the
Symposium will be again combined with the Workshop on the Internet,
Telecommunications and Signal Processing WITSP’05. Therefore, the
topics of
interest range from those of the physical layer to the application
layer
through all aspects of the protocols and processes required for the
future
Internet to operate better and the applications to utilize the full
potential
offered by the current and the emerging networking infrastructure. In
addition,
we expect that, as during the previous events, there will be several
papers
dealing with image, video and audio processing for multimedia, and
forensic
applications, as well as with the security of private and corporate
data.
The selected papers from the
combined DSPCS'03 & WITSP'03 in Coolangatta
have
been published by Springer in two books: "Signal
Processing for
Telecommunications and Multimedia" and "Advanced
Wired and Wireless
Networks". It is expected
that, this year, the best 20 – 30 papers, judged by the Organizing
Committee,
will be again published in a form of an edited volume, apart from the
conference proceedings.
Previously
unpublished contributions to the
following technical areas, but not limited to, are solicited:
Internet
Traffic modelling
Protocols
Embedded Internet devices
New and enhanced services
Resource and information
management
Adaptive QoS
provisioning
End-to-end QoS
Emerging technologies
Wireless Networks
Mobile ad hoc networking
Personal area networking
Convergence of different network
types
Broadband Wireless Access
IP and Mobility
Home networking
Access technologies
Future wireless networks
Network Security
Security primitives and
algorithms
Security of wireless and
distribution networks
Programmable networks security
Authentication and authorization
Encryption
Fixed networks
Optical networks and switching
Network architectures and
equipment
Programmable networks
Test-beds and trials
New and enhanced services
Telecommunication technology
Channel measurements and
characterization
Coding and modulation techniques
Modelling and simulation
Spread Spectrum and CDMA systems
OFDM technology
Space-time coding
Ultra Wide-Band Communications
Antenna systems
Multimedia signal processing
Streamed multimedia applications
Algorithms and implementations
Image and video processing
Error concealment techniques
Management of multimedia services
Test-beds and trials
DSP algorithms and
hardware implementations
DSP implementation of hardware
DSP algorithms
Smart antennas
Signal separation
Submission
of Papers: Authors are
invited to submit a full paper of up to six A4 pages as an electronic
file (PDF
format) to the following address:
The
papers should be prepared double column,
with 2.5 cm margins from all sides and use 10 point Times Roman or
similar
fonts. Each paper should include an abstract of up to 250 words,
authors, and
mailing and electronic addresses. The paper should be accompanied by a
cover
page including the name of the contact author with his full address
including
the fax number, and the technical area(s) chosen from the above and
listed in
the order of author's preference. Each full paper will be peer-reviewed
by
three independent reviewers and the authors will be notified about the
acceptance via email.
Deadlines:
Submit paper (up to
6 pages) by: 5 August
2005 (Extended till 19 August 2005)
Notification of acceptance
by: 15 September 2005 (Delayed till 25 September 2005)
Camera ready copies
by: 15 October 2005
Authors’
registration:15 October 2005
For further information
and submission of papers please contact:
