Instructions for Camera-Ready Paper Submission for Accepted Papers
We would like to emphasize that all of the
following must be ensured latest by November
6th, 2010, in order for your paper to be
included in the conference proceedings. No
extensions will be given.
1) The recommended
format must be used. Please use the Word
/ LaTeX templates
given below and ensure that:
a) the paper is typeset in
10pt, IEEE double column format,
b) no pictures of the author
or biographies appear anywhere in the
manuscript,
c) the final manuscript does
not exceed 6 pages including all figures and
reference
2) IEEE XPlore PDF compliance must be checked at
the IEEE PDF Xpress web site, and a proof of
this must be provided.
If your file is not Xplore
complaint, it will NOT be published and will be
removed from the IMSAA 2010 conference
proceedings and the IEEE Xplore database. To
meet these requirements, you must ensure that
your PDF file is compliant by using the IEEE PDF
express system before you submit your paper to
the EDAS portal.
Submission Steps:
(a) Please go to the IEEE PDF
eXpress site at:
http://www.pdf-express.org/
(b) Click on the link "New
Users - Click Here" and fill in your
information. You will need the Conference ID
which is: imsaa10x
For any assistance regarding
PDF eXpress, please click on the following link:
http://www.pdf-express.org/frhelp.asp
(c)In order to prove that PDF Check has been passed, you must forward the confirmation mail received from the IEEE PDF eXpress service to conf.pdfxpress at gmail [dot] com
3) The camera ready version must be submitted
via EDAS Web Site.
4) IEEE copyright form must be submitted.
IEEE Copyright Forms for regular, and
short papers must be submitted through EDAS.
5) At least one author for each accepted must be
registered at the conference at full
registration rate.
Where
an author has more than one accepted paper,
he/she has to register for each paper
separately.
Call for Papers (Last Date for Fresh CFP is over)
While the convergence of data and communication
networks and the prevalence of wireless
communications had sparked many new applications
and enabling architectures, there are still
significant technical challenges in the areas of
next generation communication system and
multimedia services, including issues related to
performance, security, reliability, scalability,
mobility, interoperability, and deployment.
IMSAA-10 is designated to tackle these
challenges by bringing together
researchers, engineers and practitioners from
academia and industry working on Internet
multimedia systems. The conference will include
a peer reviewed program of technical sessions,
workshops, tutorials, and demonstration
sessions. We welcome submissions for IMSAA's
Technical Program in the following areas of
telecommunications services and converged
networking and not limited to:
Convergent
Communications Services
- Content/Context-aware services
- Communication services and Web 2.0
- Social networking and communication services
- Virtual worlds
Security & Privacy toward Next
Generation Communications System
- Privacy and information sharing
- User data security and privacy
- End-to-end security
- Security and privacy in P2P networks
- Authentication, Authorization, and Access
control
Mobile Communications
- Mobile communication applications in
3G and 4G networks
- Mobile communication service architectures
Service models, architectures, creation,
and management
- Service creation environments
- Feature interaction handling
- Compositional Services and Model Checking.
- Management of Next Generation Communication
Systems
- Cloud Computing
IP Multimedia Subsystems (IMS)
- P2P and IMS (VoIP, Instant Messaging,
Gaming)
- Integrating IMS and Web2.0 services (Mashups,
Rich Internet Applications)
- Architectures and Runtimes for IMS Elements
- IMS Core Services
- IMS Mobility
- Case Studies and Status of IMS Deployment
- IMS Clients and Devices
Multimedia Streaming and Communications
- Multicast, Broadcast and IPTV
- Media Streaming
- Cross-layer Optimization for Multimedia
Service Support
- Video Quality Assessment
Trials and testbeds
- Service Test and Validation Platforms
- Open Source Initiatives
- Benchmarking IMS Services and Applications
Next Generation Communication System
(Wireless and Wired)
- Machine-type communication
technologies (Internet of Things)
- User Equipment Technologies
- Traffic offloading techniques and performance
- IPv6 migration issues
- Qos for voice and video
- Green Systems (Smart Grid and Power Saving)
The proceedings will be published in the IEEE Xplore digital library. IMSAA is seeking original research work which is not yet published or not submitted in any other conferences, journals or magazines. Proposals for tutorials are also solicited.
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IMPORTANT DATES
Paper submission:
10th August 2010 (EST, USA)
Paper review notification: 8th October 2010 (EST, USA)
Paper camera ready:
10th November 2010 (EST, USA)
Demo proposal submission: 15th
October 2010 (EST, USA)
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| Templates | |
| Microsoft Word | Linux/Unix |
Paper Submission Format: Papers must be submitted in IEEE format (.pdf file).
Paper for review: Double-column, 10pt IEEE format and no longer than
6 pages
(including all figures and references).
Camera ready paper: It will be in double-column, IEEE format, but in 10 pt font,
and no longer than 6 pages (including all figures and references). Detailed instructions will be given after the accepted papers announcement.
