SPAdeS-Nets 2014 - IEEE/ACM Workshop on Signal Processing Advances in Sensor Networks (SPAdeS-Nets 2013)

Sensor networks aim to provide scalable, robust, and self-configurable architectures for several real-world problems such as remote monitoring, autonomous surveillance, and distributed inference of complex, often large-scale, dynamical systems. The aim of this workshop is to explore the signal and information processing community's understanding of the big challenges in sensor networks and initiate a discussion for future collaborations between the signal/information processing and the CPS communities.
Workshop Format and Call for Papers
The workshop will consist of an invited keynote session, an invited oral session, a panel discussion, and a contributed poster session. Authors interested in contributing to the poster session are encouraged to submit a 2 page extended summary in two-column format (10 pt or 11 pt font) that provides sufficient details for reviewing purposes. Authors of accepted papers will be encouraged (but not required) to submit a full, 5-page paper in two-column format (10 pt or 11 pt font) for workshop proceedings.