First Announcement & Call for Papers
ICECOM'01
16th International Conference
on Applied Electromagnetics and Communications
September 24 - 26, 2001
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Organized by:
KoREMA
KoREMA ? Croatian Society for Communications, Computing, Electronics,
Measurement and Control, Zagreb, Croatia; member of IMEKO and IFAC
Sponsored by:
Ministry of Science and Technology of Republic of Croatia
In co-operation with:
University of Zagreb, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing
IEEE AP/MTT Joint Chapter, IEEE Croatia Section
Technical Program Committee (TPC)
Chairman:
Juraj Bartolic, University of Zagreb,
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing,
Unska 3, HR-10000 Zagreb, Croatia
E-mail: juraj.bartolic@fer.hr
Franco Gori, Third University of Rome, Italy
Denis Gracanin, University of Southwestern Louisiana, USA
Tuli Herscovici, Spike Technologies, Inc., USA
Bojan Ivancevic, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Per-Simon Kildal, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
Mladen Kos, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Gordana Kovacevic, Ericsson Nikola Tesla, Croatia
Niels Kuster, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zürich, Switzerland
Asher Madjar, Rafael, Israel
Jozef Modelski, Warsaw University of Technology, Poland
Juan Mosig, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne, Switzerland
Alex Nosich, Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, Ukraine
Pierre Pribetich, University of Burgundy, France
Vesna Roje, University of Split, Croatia
W. Ross Stone, Stoneware Limited, USA
Zvonimir İipuı, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Boris Tomasic, AFRL, Hanscom, USA
Lucio Vegni, Third University of Rome, Italy
Ervin Zentner, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Organizing Committee
Mladen Baric, Ericsson Nikola Tesla, Zagreb, Croatia
Davor Bonefacic, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Nikıa Burum, ITI Computers, Dubrovnik, Croatia
Marijan Borovac, Croatian Post and Telecommunications, Croatia
Ante Kljunak, Croatian Radio and Television - Dubrovnik, Croatia
Scope of the Conference
The 16th International Conference on Applied Electromagnetics and
Communications (ICECOM?01) is organized by KoREMA, Croatian Society
for Communications, Computing, Electronics, Measurement and Control
and will be held in Dubrovnik, Croatia, September 24-26, 2001. The
scope of this biannual conference focuses on advancements and
innovations in electromagnetics and communication technology. Invited
are papers that will foster interactions among researchers and
practitioners from academia and industry in antennas and propagation,
microwaves, wireless and optical communications, and other related
fields.
The topics of interest include but are not limited to:
1.Antenna Theory and Techniques
2.Printed and Conformal Antennas
3.Mobile Antennas and Vehicle Modeling
4.Active and Passive Phased Arrays
5.Smart Antennas; Multiple Beam Scanning
6.Electromagnetic Fields and Guided Waves
7.Computational and Numerical Techniques
8.Indoor and Outdoor Propagation Modeling
9.Remote Sensing and Polarimetry
10.Microwave and RF Devices and Circuits
11.Light-Wave Technology and M/W-Optical Interactions
12.Mobile and Personal Communication Systems
13.Satellite and Ground-Based Services
14.High-Speed Networks (LAN-s, WAN-s, Optical Networks)
15.Biomedical and Industrial Applications of Microwaves
16.Electromagnetic Compatibility and EMI
17.Electroacoustics and Hydroacoustics
18.Education in Electromagnetics and Communication
Instructions to Authors
Authors are invited to submit the original and three copies of the
FULL-LENGTH paper (limited to four A4 pages including text,
references, and figures) in camera-ready form. A cover letter should
indicate the proposed topic area and contain the complete mailing
address, e-mail address, and telephone and fax numbers of the
corresponding author. Margins of 1 inch should be used on all sides
of the paper, the text should be single-spaced in two columns, and
the font size of the text should be 10 pt. Papers accepted for
presentation will appear in the conference proceedings.
Detailed instructions can be downloaded either in Adobe Acrobat or
Word 6.0/95 format by clicking one of the links below:
Instruct.pdf - Adobe Acrobat file (115 kB)
Instruct.doc - Word 6.0/95 file (19 kB)
All the submissions will be reviewed by Technical Program Committee.
Papers accepted for presentation will appear in the conference
proceedings.
Conference Language
The official language of the Conference is English.
Deadlines
Submission of full-length paper April 5, 2001
Notification of acceptance May 15, 2001
Contact Address:
Conference Secretary
Dr. Davor Bonefacic
University of Zagreb
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing
Unska 3, HR-10000 Zagreb, Croatia
Phone: (+385 1) 612 9 772, Fax: (+385 1) 612 9 717
E-mail: davor.bonefacic@fer.hr
Invitation to Companies
Commercial lectures following thematic can be a means of presentation
of a company's achievements.
We also organize accompanying exhibition, the goal of which is for
companies to demonstrate their devices and to present their
achievements. Exhibitors may present their products by means of
posters. The exhibition will be opened during the Conference.
Co-sponsorship will put the company to the co-sponsor list in the
program, proceedings and other printed material of the Conference.
The contribution also covers a one-page advertisement of the company
printed in the proceedings.
Applications for commercial lectures, exhibitions and co-sponsorship
should be forwarded to the address of the KoREMA Secretariat by May
5, 2001. Conditions of appearance are available at the KoREMA
Secretariat. Confirmations of appearance will be sent by May 15.
VENUE
Dubrovnik is situated on the Adriatic coast in the southernmost part
of the Republic of Croatia. Dubrovnik was founded in the 7th century.
In the 12th and 13th centuries the small Dubrovnik state built strong
city walls, more or less where they stand today to defend and guard
its independence. King Richard the Lionhearted found shelter against
a storm not far from Dubrovnik on his return from the Crusades in
1192. Fulfilling a vow, he gave the city a sum of money to start
building the Dubrovnik Cathedral. The Codified Statute was adopted in
1272. Between 1580 and 1600 Dubrovnik?s merchant navy had more ships
than ever. It included around 200 ships and about 5000 sailors who
were the very embodiment of the trading spirit. About the same time,
the Dubrovnik Republic had a well developed network of consulates and
consular offices in more than 80 cities and ports. The beginning of
the 19th century brought Dubrovnik the last days of its century-long
freedom. In 1806 the city gates were opened to Napoleon?s soldiers
and the small free state disappeared forever. Dubrovnik has preserved
the beauty of a medieval town. Its outstanding cultural and
historical monuments have earned it a place on UNESCO?s World
Heritage List.
Dubrovnik has over 250 sunny days a year. The average annual
temperature is 17° C, the average winter temperature 10° C and av.
summer temperature is 26° C. Dubrovnik can be reached by plane, bus,
ship, or ferry.
WWW Homepages
Information about KoREMA and ICECOM?01, including Reply Card:
http://www.rasip.fer.hr/korema/icecom2001/
Various information about Croatia:
http://www.hr/
Information about Dubrovnik:
http://www.hr/dubrovnik/
http://dubrovnik.laus.hr/
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