CONTRIBUTIONS → SPECIAL SESSIONS
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SS1 |
New applications of Brain-Computer Interfaces.
Organizers:
- Prof. Dr. Francisco Pelayo Valle: CASIP research group, Department of Architecture and Technology of Computer, University of Granada, Spain
- Dr. Eng. Miguel Angel López: CASIP research group, Department of Architecture and Technology of Computer, University of Granada, Spain
- Prof. Ricardo Ron: Dept. Electronic Technology. University of Malaga, Spain
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SS2 |
Optimization Algorithms in Graphic Processing Units
Organizers:
- Antonio M. Mora García, CASIP research group, Department of Architecture and Technology of Computer, University of Granada, Spain.
- María Isabel G. Arenas, CASIP research group, Department of Architecture and Technology of Computer, University of Granada, Spain
- Pedro Castillo Vadivieso, CASIP research group, Department of Architecture and Technology of Computer, University of Granada, Spain
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SS3 |
Computing languages with Bio-inspired Devices
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SS4 |
Computational intelligence in multimedia
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SS5 |
Biologically plausible spiking neural processing
Organizers:
- Eduardo Ros, University of Granada
- Richard R. Carrillo, University of Almería
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SS6 |
Video and image processing
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SS7 |
Hybrid Artificial Neural Networks: Models, Algorithms and Data
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SS8 |
Advances in machine learning for bioinformatics and computational biomedicine
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SS9 |
Biometric systems for human-machine interaction
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SS10 |
Data mining in biomedicine
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SS11 |
Artificial neural networks applications in remote sensing and geomatics engineering
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SS12 |
Bio-inspired combinatorial optimization
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SS13 |
Applying evolutionary computation and nature-inspired algorithms to formal methods
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SS14 |
Recent advances on fuzzy logic and soft computing applications
Organizers:
- Inma P. Cabrera
- Pablo Cordero, University of Málaga
- Manuel Ojeda-Aciego, University of Málaga
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SS15 |
New advances in theory and applications of ICA-based algorithms
Organizers:
- Addison Salazar, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia
- Luis Vergara, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia
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Biological and Bio-inspired dynamical systems
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Interactive and cognitive environments
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CALL FOR SPECIAL SESSIONS PROPOSALS
IWANN2011 Special Sessions will be a very useful tool in order to complement the regular program with new and emerging topics of particular interest to the participating community. Special Sessions that emphasize on multi-disciplinary and transversal aspects, as well as cutting-edge topics are especially encouraged and welcome.
Prospective organizers of special sessions should submit proposals indicating:
- Title of the proposed session
- Motivation and objectives for the session, emphasizing the benefits for IWANN2011.
- Short biography of the organizer(s), a maximum of two, with complete address, and additional data for contact.
- List of, at least five (4 - 5) prospective contributed papers (including titles, authors, and contact information of the corresponding author/s).
Proposals are due before November 18th, 2010 and should be sent by e-mail, without specific format to the responsible people (see below for detailed affiliation):
cabestany(@)aha-dee.upc.edu
moreno(@)aha-dee.upc.edu
Special session organizers should also contact a sufficient number of experts who are able to review the papers submitted to their session, bearing in mind that at least two reviews per paper are required in order to make the final assessment. The organizer of the special session may be one of these experts, or he/she may to propose an alternative referee. The second mandatory referee will be chosen among the members of the IWANN2011 Program Committee.
Special Session organizers are expected to submit a tutorial or introductory paper, which will not undergo the usual review process. Additionally, the organizers might submit, at most, one ordinary contribution which will be included into the revision process.
Special Sessions proposals will be evaluated based on the timeliness of the topic, the qualifications of the organizers and the authors of the papers proposed in the sessions, and the balance of the topics across the technical areas represented in IWANN. Notification of acceptance will be sent to the organizers by November 28th, 2010. Authors of papers included in successful proposals should submit a manuscript with the same format and deadline as the general program submissions, and they will undergo review. If, at the end of the review process, less than three (3) papers are accepted, the session will be cancelled and the accepted papers will be moved to regular sessions. Special Sessions will only be composed of the papers proposed directly through the organizer, and those proposed by the authors for this specific Sessions, following the regular Call for Papers period, and accepted by the Organizers to be included.
Special session organizers will benefit from a 30% reduction in the registration fee.
IMPORTANT DEADLINES:
- Special Session Proposals due: November 18, 2010
- Special Session notification of acceptance: November 28, 2010
- Deadline for submission of papers: January 21, 2011
- Notification of paper acceptance: February 25, 2011
- Deadline for submission of final papers: March 11, 2011
SPECIAL SESSIONS CONTACTS
- Prof. Dr. Joan Cabestany Moncusi
Phone: + 34 93 4016742
E-mail: cabestany(@)aha-dee.upc.edu
- Prof. Dr. Juan Manuel Moreno Arostegui
Phone: + 34 93 4015691
E-mail: moreno(@)aha-dee.upc.edu
Department of Electronics Engineering
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, UPC
Jordi Girona, 1-3 Campus Nord Building C4
E-08034 Barcelona - SPAIN
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF ACCEPTED SPECIAL SESSIONS
You must take into account the following points for the organization of Special sessions and/or the submission of papers to a Special session:
- As you know, the aim of Special Sessions is to cover specific fields within the scope of IWANN2011, and they would be composed typically of 5-6 papers, plus an additional tutorial or introductory paper to the Special session topic, done by the organizer(s). This tutorial is optional, and must be written according to the regular instructions for authors. The tutorial will not be submitted to the IWANN review process.
- The procedure for the submission of the final papers is the same for all contributions, and it will be made through the IWANN2011 web section. The authors are asked to indicate the Special Session title to which their paper is submitted.
- The organizers are invited to submit, besides the optional tutorial, no more than one regular paper to their own Special Session. This paper will be included in the review process.
- The review process for papers submitted to a specific Special Session will be the following:
- At least two reviewers will be assigned (like any regular paper submitted to IWANN conference).
- One reviewer could be the Special Session organizer(s) or an invited reviewer suggested by him/her (them).
- A second one will be assigned among the IWANN2011 Program Committee.
- The review process for each Special Session will be organized by the IWANN board, together with the organizer(s) of the Special Session. They will take into consideration all the papers submitted to the specific Session, according to the established procedure.
- A minimum number of 3 accepted regular papers (tutorial done by the organizer(s) is not considered) will be necessary for the development of a Special Session.
- Contributors to Special Sessions will be treated as every participant in IWANN2011, what means that they are expected to pay the corresponding regular fee.
- Organizer(s) (with a maximum of two) of Special Sessions will benefit of a reduction of 30% on the regular fee.