IWCSS 2013 - 2013 International Workshop on Computer Science in Sports

2013 International Workshop on Computer Science in Sports (IWCSS 2013) will be held in Wuhan, China on August 1-2, 2013. The workshop is conseived as a forum for mutual exchange between researchers, coaches, physical education teachers, graduates, fitness instructors, engineers, mathematicians and other sports-related and technical experts, dealing with interdisciplinary topics on sports and computer science. The conference objectives are to present, discuss and update current research results, findings, inventions and ideas in the domain of computer science in sport.
Wuhan, the capital city of Hubei Province in central China, is situated on Jianghan Plain, a river-crossed fertile land created by the Hanjiang River joining the Yangtze River. This is a routine port for a Yangtze River cruise. Divided by the Yangtze, the city is known as the 'Three Towns of Wuhan' with Hankou and Hanyang on the west bank, and Wuchang on the east.
All IWCSS 2013 Papers will be published by Atlantis Press, which will be indexedby EI Compedex and ISI Proceedings.
Topics(Topics of interest for submission include, but are not limited to)
[1] Sports Science
Movement, Motor Control and Learning
Recreation
Athletic Training
Coaching and Feedback
Training and Testing
Sports management
Sports media
Sports economy
Sports Biomechanics
Sports Psychology
The International Competitiveness of The Sports Industry
Exercise Physiology, Biochemistry and Nutrition
Competition industry management
Lifelong Sport Competition
The club of professional sports management
Sports technology innovation research
Physical measurement
Management techniques of the sports organizations
Sports engineering disciplines construction
[2] Computer Science
Mechanical Control and Information Processing Technology
Sensor Technology
Wireless Communication Technology
Digtal Video & Image Communication
Optoelectronic Information Technology and Systems
Signal and Intelligent Information Processing
Computer System Structure
Software Development and Application
Computer Application Technology
Biological Information Technology
Multimedia Technology
Network Engineering and Network Security
Electronic Eommerce and E-government
Education of Computer
Computer-aided instruction
Network University
Computer Network
Computer Distance Education
Robotics
Computer Games
Computer Supported Cooperation
Virtual-reality
Computer Vision
Soft-computing
Modeling and simulation
Sensors and Data Acquisition
Presentation, Visualization, Communication
Dynamic Systems Theory
Complex Data Analysis
[3] Computer Science in Sports
Sports training to adapt to and control of new technology in sports training
The application of information technology in sport
Sports mathematical modeling
The development of sports biomechanics equipment
Sports instrument Equipment Research
National Fitness and related equipment
Sports systems engineering
Electronic sports
Computer-aided physical education
Sports engineering and construction of sports equipment disciplines
Sports apparel and leisure products, R & D
Sports system simulation
Engineering exercise and health