ISITA 2014 - International Symposium on Information Theory and Its Applications

ISITA2014 ? the International Symposium on Information Theory and Its Applications ? will be held in Melbourne, Australia from 26 to 29 October 2014. This biennial event, first held in 1990, is a leading conference in the information theory community. ISITA2014 features world-class speakers, plenary talks and technical sessions on a diverse range of topics within the field of information theory.
Call for Papers
Interested authors are invited to submit papers describing novel and previously unpublished results on topics in information theory and its applications, including, but not limited to:
Error Control Coding
Coded Modulation
Communication Systems
Detection and Estimation
Spread Spectrum Systems
Signal Processing
Rate-Distortion Theory
Stochastic Processes
Network Coding
Shannon Theory
Coding Theory and Practice
Data Compression and Source Coding
Data Storage
Mobile Communications
Pattern Recognition and Learning
Speech/Image Coding
Multi-Terminal Information Theory
Cryptography and Data Security
Applications of Information Theory
Quantum Information Theory
Paper Submission
Authors should submit papers according to the guidelines under Information for Authors. Submissions will be selected on the basis of a full paper, reviewed by subject-matter experts. Accepted papers will appear in the symposium proceedings. To be published in the symposium proceedings and IEEE Xplore, an author of an accepted paper must register at a non-student rate and present the paper. IEEE does not guarantee inclusion in IEEE Xplore.
Schedule
Paper submission deadline: 6 April 2014
Acceptance notification: 22 June 2014
Final paper submission: 20 July 2014
Contact
General matters: isita-2014-AT-mail.ieice.org
Paper submission: isita-2014tpc-AT-mail.ieice.org
Further information on the technical program, plenary talks, social events, and registration will be posted here as it becomes available.
The IEEE Information Theory Workshop (ITW2014) will be held from 2 to 5 November 2014 in nearby Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.