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CODING AND
COMPRESSION
Algorithms and Architectures for Effective Storage, Transmission and
Manipulation of Data.
International
Conference on Information Technology
ITCC 2005
April
4-6, 2005, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
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Track Chair
Dr.Emma Regentova
Electrical and Computer
Engineering
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
4505 Maryland Parkway
Las Vegas, NV 89154-4026
Voice: (702)-895-3187
Fax: (702)-895-4075
Program Committee:
Igor Aizenberg (Co-Chair)
Michail Attalah CS, Purdue University Yakov Nekritch University of Bonn C.-C. Jay Kuo
University of Southern California
Dmitriy Paliy
Tampere, University
of Tecnology, Finland
Constantine Butakoff
University of Zaragoza, Spain
Shulan Deng,
Motorola, US
Jun Zheng,
University of Nevada,
Las Vegas
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Theme::
Information technology
experiences nowadays the growing demand in transmission, storage,
processing and analysis of vast amounts of digital data. Coding and
compression is intended to serve for effective data transmission, archiving
and possibly manipulating coded data directly. In their flow, data undergo
transformations and processing..To
perform many tasks in parallel as well as for doing it more effectively,
new technologies are demanded for synergetic solutions. On the other hand,
the accurate representation of scientific datasets is the critical aspect
to be addressed. Topics include but not limited to the followings:
Topics:
- New results in lossy and lossless compression of still image, video,
graphics, 3D, text and audio data, including quantization and transform
techniques
- Measures for characterizing the compressibility of data, or signals using
given compression transforms.
- Measures for characterizing losses of quality of data and the impact on
the application
- Sensitivity to noise and channel errors in communication systems using
compressed data.
- Data manipulation in the compressed domain: pattern recognition
- Combined watermarking and coding
- Combined coding and encryption
- Combined source and channel coding
- Computationally effective schemes
- Hardware implementations and embedded systems
Paper Submission:
Papers should be original and contain
contributions of theoretical or experimental nature, or be unique
experience reports. Interested authors should submit a 6-page summary of
their original and unpublished work including 5 keywords in the IEEE format
to the track chair. Electronic submission in the PDF, PS or MS Word format
is strongly encouraged. For instructions on electronic submissions, Click here
Evaluation Process:
Papers will be evaluated for
originality, significance, clarity, and soundness. Per ITCC policy, except
for invited papers, all papers will be reviewed by at least two independent
reviewers. Accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings
with an ISBN.
Best Student Paper:
The Best Student Paper will be
awarded at the conference. To be eligible, the student must be the sole
author of the paper, or the first author and primary contributor. (The
winner of the award will present the paper in a plenary session at the
conference). A cover letter to the General Chair/Track Chair must identify
the paper as a candidate for this competition at the time of submission.
Deadlines:
Camera Ready (6 pages): January 14, 2005
Registration: January 18th, 2005
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