[Tccc] Call for Papers CITS 2013

Isaac Woungang iwounganatscs.ryerson.ca
Wed Jan 9 13:37:57 EST 2013



 The 2013 International Conference on Computer, Information and 
Telecommunication Systems (CITS 2013), May 7-10, 2013 University of 
Piraeus, Piraeus-Athens, Greece  



http://atc.udg.edu/CITS2013/



CITS 2013 is an international forum for scientists, engineers, and 
practitioners to present their latest research and development results 
in all areas of Computer, Information, and Telecommunication Systems. 
The conference will feature Tutorials, Technical paper presentations, 
Workshops, and Distinguished keynote speeches.



IMPORTANT DATES:

Paper submission: January 14, 2013

Invited session, workshop, tutorial proposals: January 14, 2013 Author 
notification: March 4, 2013 Camera-ready paper submission: March 22, 2013



SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:

Papers should be written in English with a maximum paper length of 5 
printed pages (10-point font) including figures. For your submission you 
can use the standard IEEE Transactions templates for Microsoft Word or 
LaTeX formats found at: 
http://www.ieee.org/go/conferencepublishing/templates



Papers must be submitted in Portable Document Format (PDF) format, using 
the following EDAS link:



http://edas.info/N14137



TOPICS OF INTEREST:

TRACK I: Computer Systems

 Cloud computing

 Computer architectures

 Computer hardware technology

 Computer-aided designs and technology

 Display technology

 Digital circuits, systems and logic design  Embedded systems  
Evolutionary algorithms and computing  Fuzzy systems and fuzzy logic  
Green computing  Grid computing and architectures  Hardware and 
software co-design  High-performance computing  Input/Output systems  
Low-power computer technology  Memory systems  Mobile computing  
Modeling and simulation  Object Oriented Languages  Operating system & 
middleware for mobile computing & networking  Performance evaluation  
Pervasive computing  Real-time systems and simulations  Reconfigurable 
computing  System integration  Systems on chip (SoC)  Scientific 
computing algorithms  Soft computing  Software design, verification 
and validation  Software performance and engineering  Social 
networking and computing  VLSI design



TRACK II: Information Technology

 Agents and multi-agents systems

 Artificial intelligence and expert systems  Adaptive learning 
automata  Bioinformatics and biological computing and engineering  
Database and data warehouses  Data mining  Future web  e-Government  
e-Commerce  e-Health  e-Learning and adaptive learning  Geographical 
information systems (GIS)  Global positioning systems (GPS)  
Human-computer interaction (HCI)  Network systems, proxies and servers 
 Neural networks  Protocols and standards  Signal and image 
processing  System engineering  Telematics  Web-Based Simulation 
Applications



TRACK III: Web Technologies

 Accessibility issues and Technology

 Data Fusion

 Digital Libraries

 Content transformation and adaptation in proxy server  Metadata and 
metamodeling  Multimedia  Ontology and semantic web  Personalized web 
sites  Web site classification and optimization  Portal strategies  
Quality recommendation for software service provisioning  Service 
oriented architecture  System integration  User modeling  Usability 
and ergonomics  Web analytics  Web services and engineering  Web 
interfaces and applications  Web searching, browsing and ranking  Web 
information retrieval  Web intelligence  Web performance measurement, 
modeling and caching  XML and data management



TRACK IV: Networking Systems

 Bio-inspired and nature-inspired solutions in wireless ad hoc and 
sensor networks  Broadband access technologies  Cognitive radio  
Cross-layer design for mobile and wireless networks  Dynamic spectrum 
management  Disruption tolerant networks  Energy-efficient networks  
Future Internet  Hybrid networks  Medium access control protocols  
Network management  Network services and protocols  Optical networks  
Opportunistic networks  Personal area networks  Performance-oriented 
design and evaluation focused on networks and mobile applications  
Quality of service provisioning  Routing protocols  Sensor networks  
Smart grids  Testbed design and implementation  Traffic Eng. & 
measurements  Under water networks  60 GHz networking  Wireless networks



TRACK V: Telecommunications Systems

 Adaptive communications

 Channel estimation

 Cooperative communications

 Channel coding

 Interference management

 Modulation techniques

 MIMO systems

 Novel applications enabled by telecommunication networking systems  
OFDM communications  Power line communication  Satellite communication 
 Spread-spectrum communications  UWB communications  Wireless 
broadcasting  Wireless communication


TRACK VI: Security Systems
 Authentication and access control
 Biometrics systems
 Computer and communication security
 Cryptography and cryptanalysis

 Digital watermarking, fingerprinting, and traitor tracing schemes  
Detection analysis and prevention of malware  Denial of service issues 
 Intrusion detection systems  Information systems security  Keystroke 
dynamic systems  Multimedia security  Network security  Network 
systems forensics  Operating systems security  Program security  
Physical security  Privacy enhancing technologies  Public-key 
infrastructure systems  Quantum cryptography  Security of e-Systems 
and applications  Security modeling, tools & simulation  Security of 
personal area networks  Security of WiFi and WiMax systems  Security 
of web systems  Secure PHY and MAC protocols  User & location privacy 
 Virtual Private Network systems  Vulnerability and Virus analysis  
Vulnerability and attack modeling  Web security and privacy  Web-based 
application security





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