IIH-MSP 2015 - Eleventh International Conference on Intelligent Information Hiding and Multimedia Signal Processing

The eleventh International Conference on Intelligent Information Hiding and Multimedia
Signal Processing (IIH‐MSP 2015), technically co‐sponsored by IEEE South Australia
Section and Harbin Institute of Technology Shenzhen Graduate School, will be hosted at
the University of South Australia.
Multimedia technologies facilitate the creation of global information infrastructure for
acquiring, storing, communicating data with different forms. Proliferation of multimedia
applications raises challenges such as multimedia security and privacy, big data in
multimedia, and intelligence in multimedia processing. IIH-MSP is an annual event serving
as an international forum for researchers and practitioners from information hiding and multimedia signal processing to exchange latest research outcomes. We invite submissions
of original research papers for the conference tracks: (1) Information Hiding and Security,
(2) Multimedia Signal Processing and Networking, and (3) Bio‐inspired Multimedia
Technologies and Systems. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Track I: Information Hiding and Security
? Watermarking: techniques, attacks, protocols, applications
? Steganography and steganalysis: techniques, protocols, applications
? Cryptography and cryptanalysis: techniques, protocols, applications
? Data authentication issues and access control themes
? Broadcast and public‐key encryption
? Forensic analysis and tracing traitors
? Digital rights management and legal aspect
? RFID security and home network privacy
? Platform integrity and trusted computing
? Systems engineering and development for information hiding & security
? ASIC/FPGA/GPGPU design and implementation for information hiding & security
? Enabling technologies and emerging standards for information hiding & security
Track II: Multimedia Signal Processing and Networking
? Multimedia sensing and sensory systems
? Multimedia source coding and channel coding
? Multimedia signal analysis and visualization
? Multimedia signal mining and data fusion
? Wired and wireless Multimedia networking and communication techniques
? Multimedia/multimodal signal interpretation and automatic recognition
? Multimedia databases and retrievals
? Multimedia hyperlink techniques and applications
? Advances in multimedia content description interfaces
? Multimedia big data
? Systems engineering and development for multimedia systems
? Enabling technologies and emerging standards for multimedia systems
Track III: Bio‐Inspired Multimedia Technologies and Systems
? Artificial neural networks for multimedia processing: models, learning paradigms, architectures, and implementations
? Fuzzy systems and evolutionary computing for intelligent multimedia processing
? Human‐machine multimodal interaction: e.g. face/speech recognition, facial expression and emotion categorization, gesture analysis and recognition, etc.