CCCT 2010 - The SUMMER 8th International Conference on Computing, Communications and Control Technologies: CCCT 2010

The SPRING 8th International Conference on Computing, Communications and Control Technologies: CCCT 2010

The SUMMER 8th International Symposium on

Computing, Communications and Control Technologies: CCCT

in the context of
The 3rd International Multi-Conference on Engineering and Technological Innovation: IMETI 2010

June 29th - July 2nd, 2010 ? Orlando, Florida, USA

http://www.iiis2010.org/CCCTJ/

Honorary President: William Lesso
Program Committee Chair: C. Dale Zinn and José Ferrer
General Chairs: Nagib Callaos, Jorge Baralt, Hsing-Wei Chu and Michael J. Savoie

Conference’s Major Themes

? Computing / Information Systems and Technologies
? Communications Systems, Technologies and Applications
? Control Systems, Technologies and Applications
? Hybrid Systems, Dual Technologies, Cross-Fertilizing Research and Analogical Thinking
? Applications of CCCT in Other Areas
? Applications of Other Areas in CCCT
? Hybrid Applications

Program Committee
The Program Committee has about 87 members, who are complemented by about 1042 reviewers, from about 96 countries. The names, affiliations and countries of the PC’s members as well as the additional reviewers could be found at the Conference’s web site, or more specifically at http://www.iiis2010.org/ccctj/PCommitte.asp .The Program Committee is mostly formed by 1) the authors of the sessions' best papers of CCCT 2009; 2) its effective invited session organizers who also were co-editors of the conference proceedings; and 3) some members of past CCCT Conferences, who were also authors of best papers. (Those who manifested no interest in participating in the Program Committee have been removed).

Virtual Participation
Given the Global Recession, and thinking of those scholars, researchers and professionals related with the conference topics but unable to attend it personally (usually due to insufficient funding for the traveling costs) a Virtual Participation mode has been established, with the same peer reviewing and validity than face-to-face ones.