The Irish Signals and Systems Conference 2010

Full Paper Submission: 9 April 2010, 09:00 GMT

Notification of Acceptance: 7 May 2010

Submission of Camera Ready Paper: 21 May 2010, 17:00 BST

Early Registration Deadline: 21 May 2010, 17:00 BST

Conference Dates: Wed 23 June - Thurs 24 June 2010

Over the past 20 years, ISSC has become established as the premier
conference in Ireland addressing all aspects of signals and systems. The
conference focuses on Digital Signal Processing, Control and
Communications, and encompasses algorithm, circuit and system modeling,
design, and implementation, for a broad range of applications.
To this end, we extend a special welcome to authors of papers on novel and
emerging areas of research in signal processing, control and
communications.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
 • Analog, Digital and Mixed Signal Circuit Design
 • • Embedded DSP
 • • Image, Multimedia, Speech and Audio Signal Processing
 • • Communication Systems and Networks
 • • Control Systems
 • • Biomedical Signal Processing and Systems
 • • Sensor Systems
 • • DSP for Robotics and Automation
 • • Intelligent Signal Processing and Control
 • • Bio-Inspired Systems
 • • Cryptography, Information Hiding, Security and Forensics
 • • Geophysical Signal Processing
 • • Genomic Signal Processing
 • • Array Signal Processing
 • • Nonlinear Systems and Control
 • • Adaptive Systems and Robust Control
 • • System Identification and Modelling
 • • Process Monitoring and Fault Detection
 • • VLSI, ASIC, and FPGAs for Signal Processing, Control and
 Communication Applications
 • • SoC, NoC, MPSoC
 • • Signals and Systems Engineering Education

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Submission Guidelines
Prospective authors are invited to submit a six-page (A4), fully formatted
manuscript of original research.
All papers will be reviewed by at least three members of the Programme
Committee. Following review, authors will be informed whether their paper
is accepted and, if accepted, whether it will be orally presented or
presented as a poster.
The Programme Committee will select high quality papers containing
original work. The Programme committee encourages submissions that include
implementation or simulation aspects, along with theoretical analysis and
design.