APSIPA ASC 2010 - APSIPA Annual Summit and Conference

Call for Papers
APSIPA Annual Summit and Conference
December 14-17, 2010
Biopolis, Singapore
http://apsipa2010.i2r.a-star.edu.sg

The city of Singapore proudly hosts the APSIPA Annual Summit and Conference 2010. Popularly known as the Garden City of Asia for its lush, green landscape couching an advanced infrastructure, Singapore is situated at the southern tip of the Malaysian Peninsula. With its friendly and welcoming people, and exciting line-up of events, Singapore welcomes all of you. The conference will take place at Biopolis, Singapore's landmark research complex. Come and meet the APSIPA friends, enjoy countless fascinating experiences, and take away memories that are uniquely Singapore.

APSIPA ASC 2010 is the second event of the Asia-Pacific Signal and Information Processing Association (APSIPA). Founded in 2009, APSIPA aims to promote research and education on signal processing, information technology, and communications. The inauguration conference was held in Sapporo, Japan in 2009. The field of interest of APSIPA concerns all aspects of signals and information including processing, recognition, classification, communications, networking, computing, system design, security, implementation, and technology with applications to scientific, engineering, and social areas. To recognize high quality research papers, APSIPA 2010 will be giving out awards for the best paper, best student paper and best poster. Nominations for the awards will be based on the significance and potential impact to the scientific community.

The topics for regular sessions include, but are not limited to:

1. Signal Processing
1.1 Audio, speech, and language processing
1.2 Image, video, and multimedia
1.3 Information forensics and security
1.4 Signal processing for communications
1.5 Signal processing theory and methods

2. Communication Systems
2.1 Communication and information theory
2.2 Information and network security
2.3 Wireless communications and networking
2.4 Standards and emerging technology
2.5 RF and antennas

3. Information Processing
3.1 Database and data mining
3.2 Ubiquitous and mobile computing
3.3 Computer vision and pattern recognition
3.4 Computer science fundamentals

4. Multimedia and Computer Graphics
4.1 Media processing
4.2 Interaction and interface
4.3 Virtual reality and augmented virtuality
4.4 Computer graphics and visualization fundamentals

5. Circuits and Systems/VLSI
5.1 Biomedical circuits and systems
5.2 Nanoelectronics and gigascale systems
5.3 Neural systems and applications
5.4 VLSI systems and applications
5.5 Embedded systems

Submission of Papers:
Prospective authors are invited to submit either full papers, up to 10 pages in length, or short papers up to 4 pages in length, where full papers will be for the single-track oral presentation and short papers will be mostly for poster presentation. The conference proceedings will be published, available, and maintained at the APSIPA website.