IIH-MSP 2012 - 8th International Conference on Intelligent Information Hiding and Multimedia Signal Processing (IIH-MSP)

Papers are invited from prospective authors with interest on the related areas. Each paper should follow the IEEE paper format (DOC, LaTex Formatting Macros, PDF) with title, authors' names, affiliations and email addresses, an up to 150-words abstract, and a two-column body with 4 single-spaced pages and with font size at 10 pts. All papers must be submitted electronically in PDF format only. Before submitting your papers, please register to get the user ID and password for the paper submission.

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
?VLSI/ASIC/FPGA/SOC 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
?Multimedia networking and
communication techniques (wired &
wireless)
?Multimedia/multimodal signals
interpretation and automatic recognition
?Multimedia databases and retrievals
?Multimedia hyperlink techniques and
applications
?Advances in multimedia content
description interface (e.g. MPEG-7)
?Advances in multimedia framework:
(e.g. MPEG-21)
?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, gestureanalysis and recognition, etc.