Call for Posters

ISSNIP 2007

3rd International Conference on Intelligent Sensors, Sensor Networks and Information Processing

3-6 December 2007

Melbourne, Australia

Click here for the pdf copy of this call for poster.

 

The third International Conference on Intelligent Sensors, Sensor Networks and Information Processing - ISSNIP 2007 (www.issnip.org) will be held during December 3^rd to 6^th, 2007 in Melbourne, Australia. This event is running under the umbrella of the ARC Research Network on Intelligent Sensors, Sensor Networks and Information Processing (http://www.sensornetworks.net.au/).

 

The ISSNIP 2007 poster session will provides an excellent opportunity for authors to present their work in an informal and interactive setting. This provides an opportunity for the authors to communicate their work in progress with the conference attendees and may lead to possible future collaborations.

 

Posters addressing the following areas (but not limited to) are invited:   

 

Sensor Fusion and Tracking	Sensor Network Management
Security in Sensor Networks	Applications:
Computational Intelligence in Sensor Networks	Health care Sensor Networks
Optimisation in Sensor Networks	Environmental Sensor Networks
Intelligent Sensors and Sensors on Grid	Defense Sensor Networks
Localisation in Sensor Networks	Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Information Processing in Sensor Networks	Industrial Applications
Sensor Network Architectures and Protocols
Topics in the symposia of ISSNIP 2007:  http://www.issnip.org/2007/symposia.html

 

An abstract of accepted posters (maximum 500 words) will appear in the book of abstracts distributed to the conference attendees. Students of accepted posters will become eligible for ISSNIP student membership program. ISSNIP student membership program enables members to participate in various ISSNIP organized activities through out the year, such as special invited workshops, summer schools and ISSNIP student bursary schemes (see www.sensornetworks.net.au for past activities of ISSNIP). Thirty registration scholarships will be available for accepted student posters.

 

 

Initial submission: An abstract of maximum two A4 pages should be sent to sra (act) ee (dot) unimelb (dot) edu (dot) au. The submission should contain the following: Title of the poster, Author names, Affiliations, Student or ECR (Early Career Researcher), Supervisor name (if the supervisor author is a part of ISSNIP).

 

Important Dates:

Initial Abstract:                       8th October, 2007. Acceptance notification:           Within a week from the submission date Final Abstract:                        13th October, 2007

 

 

Poster Session Chair: Dr Slaven Marusic, The University of Melbourne, Australia   Coordinator : Sutharshan Rajasegarar, The University of Melbourne, Australia