IEEE/ACM SITIS 2007
Shanghai Jiaotong University, China, December 16-19 2007
 
THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SIGNAL-IMAGE TECHNOLOGY & INTERNET–BASED SYSTEMS (SITIS' 2007 )
 

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SITIS'07

The SITIS conference is dedicated to research on the technologies used to represent, share and process information in various forms, ranging from signal, image, and multimedia data to traditional structured data and semi-structured data found in the web. SITIS spans two inter-related research domains that increasingly play a key role in connecting systems across network centric environments to allow distributed computing and information sharing.

SITIS 2007 aims to provide a forum for high quality presentations on research activities centered on three main tracks.

Track Information Management & Retrieval Technologies (IMRT)

The focus of this track is on emerging modeling, representation and retrieval techniques that take into account the amount, type and diversity of information accessible in distributed computing environment.

The topics of interest of the track include:

     Data Semantics

  • Multiple representation
  • Ontology
  • Conceptual data modeling
  • Knowledge representation and reasoning
  • Web semantics and semi structured data
  • Semantic caching
  • Data warehousing and semantic
  • Semantics in data visualization
  • Semantic services for mobile users
  • Applications of semantic-driven approaches
  • Semi-structure data management, meta data, and xml
  • Semantic modeling and management of web-based databases

     Spatial information systems and applications

  • Spatial modeling data modeling
  • Conceptual and logical models for gis
  • Ontologies for gis appalications
  • Semantics issues in gis
  • Gis service modelling
  • Spatial data query and retrieval
  • Gis and information grid
  • Spatiotemporal data modeling
  • Schema mapping and evolution
  • Geographical search engines
  • Digital geographical libraries
  • Query languages and interfaces
  • Spatial information integration
  • Spatial information visualisation
  • Spatial data mining and data warehousing
  • Locationbased services
  • Peertopeer computing for gis
  • Interoperability and standards
  • Metadata management
  • Gis middleware architectures
  • Environmental and urban gis
  • Gis and remote sensing

     Multimedia and application

  • Image and video databases
  • Image and video indexing and retrieval
  • Emergent semantics in content retrieval systems
  • Semantics and meta data in multimedia systems
  • Content-based indexing, search, and retrieval of multimedia data
  • Approximate search techniques and the quality of answers
  • High-dimensional clustering for indexing
  • Query languages and query processing for multimedia retrieval
  • Multimedia data modeling and visualization
  • Tools, benchmarks, evaluation protocols and standards
  • Multimedia systems, architecture, and applications
  • Multimedia networking and qos
  • Peer-to-peer multimedia systems and streaming
  • Pervasive and interactive multimedia systems
  • Multimedia meta-modeling techniques and operating systems
  • Multimedia tools including authoring, analyzing, editing, and browsing
  • Visualization
  • Multimedia and multimodal user interfaces and interaction models
  • Multimedia file systems, databases, and retrieval
  • Multimedia security including digital watermark and encryption
  • Information security
  • Fundamental services on network and distributed systems

Track Web-Based Information Technologies & Distributed Systems (WITDS)

The track is devoted to emerging and novel concepts, architectures and methodologies for creating an interconnected world in which information can be exchanged easily, tasks can be processed collaboratively, and communities of users with similarly interests can be formed while addressing security threats that are present more than ever before.

The topics of interest of the track include:

     Information system interoperability

  • Digital libraries
  • Semantic interoperability and semantic mediators
  • Ontologies interoperability
  • Cooperative database systems and workflow management
  • Agent-oriented architectures for database interoperability
  • Data interoperability issues in advanced applications

     Emergent semantics

  • Contextdependent semantics
  • Contextual reasoning in distributed ontologies
  • Communication in multiagents systems
  • Emergent semantic interoperability in largescale systems
  • Emergent semantics in content retrieval systems
  • Semantics for trust management

     Agentbased systems

  • Agents for distributed systems
  • Agentbased approaches for web applications
  • Security of systems using agents
  • Agents for grid computing solutions
  • Intelligent agents for p2p computing
  • Agentoriented software engineering and methodologies
  • Ontologies and agent systems
  • Agents support for applications (ecommerce, egov, ..)

     Distributed, parallel, grid, p2p, mobile information management

  • Information sharing
  • Clusters/data grids/p2p computing and applications
  • Knowledge and semantic grid
  • Security frameworks
  • Semantics of peer data management systems
  • Mobile systems and computing
  • Distributed trust models
  • Distributed architectures and algorithms
  • Resources allocation and management
  • Reputation information management
  • Mobile data management and mobile database systems

     Web-centric systems

  • Semantic web/web services
  • Web services and service computing
  • Composition and integration of web services
  • Web engineering/mining/searching and crawling
  • Ecommerce and elearning

     Security and integrity issues for the web

  • Web usability and accessibility
  • Formal methods for web applications
  • Security modeling, architectures and protocols
  • Intrusion avoidance, detection, response and prevention
  • Web security and supporting systems security
  • Ecommerce, ebusiness and egovernment security

Track Signal & Image Technologies (SIT)

The track focuses on recent developments in digital signal processing and pays particular attention to evolutions in audiovisual signal processing, analysis, coding and authentication, and retrieval techniques.

The topics of interest of the track include:

     Image Processing and Analysis

  • Image filtering, Restoration, Enhancement
  • Image segmentation
  • Image Acquisition

     Image manipulation and compression

  • Image synthesis
  • Pattern analysis and recognition
  • Shape matching
  • Learning and classification
  • Colour Imaging
  • Multispectral processing
  • Stereoscopic and 3D processing
  • 3D Object Extraction

     Surface reconstruction

  • Geometric algorithms
  • Computational geometry
  • Image databases
  • Contentbased image retrieval

     Image/Video Coding and Authentication

  • Coding standards
  • Image and video over networks
  • Error resilience
  • Video processing
  • Video streaming
  • Motion detection and estimation
  • Object tracking
  • Image sequence processing and analysis

     Multimedia processing

  • Video streaming
  • Watermark Embedding and Detection
  • Stochastic Aspects of Data Hiding
  • Reliable Watermark Recovery

     Signal processing

  • Theory and Methods
  • Gibbs models and mrfs
  • Digital Filters and Filter Banks design
  • Wavelets and Multirate Signal Processing
  • Spectral analysis
  • Timefrequency signal analysis
  • Nonlinear and Multidimensional Signal Processing
  • Variational formulations
  • Pdes /Radar, sonar /Antennas
  • Mobile Signal Processing

     Fast algorithms

  • Real time signal processing
  • Signal noise control Applications
  • Archiving
  • Digital video broadcasting
  • Biomedical Imaging
  • Nuclear Xray, and magnetic resonance imaging
  • Tomographic imaging
  • Remote Sensing
  • Document Image Processing and Analysis
  • Astronomy
  • Geosciences and environment
  • Artificial intelligence applications
  • Neural networks applications
  • Fuzzy logic application

Submission and publication


SITIS 20007 invites submission of high quality and original papers on the topics of the major tracks described below. All submitted papers will be peer-reviewed by at least two reviewers for technical merit, originality, significance and relevance to the topics of the corresponding track. Papers must be up to 8 pages long and follow IEEE double columns publication format.

Accepted papers will be included in the conference proceedings and published IEEE Computer Society and referenced in IEEE explore and major indexes. The proceedings will be mailed by the IEEE CS press directly to registered authors after the conference. CD copies of the proceeding will be available during the conference. Selected accepted papers will be considered for publication in major journals. Tutorial proposals should be submitted to sitis@u-bourgogne.fr.

 



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