International Conference on Intelligent Sensors, Sensor Networks and
Information Processing - 2004

14-17 December 2004
Grand Hyatt, Melbourne, Australia
http://www.issnip.org
General Chair: M Palaniswami, University of Melbourne, Australia

International Conference on Intelligent Sensors, Sensor Networks and
Information Processing will be held in Melbourne, Australia during 14-17
December 2004. The conference is based on the theme of the proposed ARC
research Network initiative "Sensor Networks"(www.sensornetworks.net.au).
The  conference is organized by The University of Melbourne, sponsored by
CENDSS, Melbourne and CSSIP, Melbourne, DSTO, Australia and technically
co-sponsored by IEEE - EMBS. The conference will be held at Grand Hyatt,
Melbourne.

The Conference will provide a platform for a broad multidisciplinary
program of research and development drawing together the expertise of
local and international university researchers together with industry
representatives.  This forum will serve to stimulate highly innovative
interdisciplinary research at the forefront of sensor technologies and
emerging fields in science and engineering.

This interdisciplinary conference integrates several advanced research
themes such as intelligent sensing and adaptive learning
with a view towards solving problems in smart systems. The conference
will provide an international forum
for  researchers and academicians in the fields of Intelligent sensors,
Sensor Fusion, Sensor Networks, Adaptive Learning, Computational
Intelligence, Biomimetics, Biomedical and Pattern Recognition. The
conference committee encourages the international community interested in
this field to submit original papers. Refer to webpage for guidelines.The
options for participation range between
contributing a paper, presenting a tutorial and exhibit a new technology.

Invited Sessions and Tutorials: The technical program committee is
soliciting proposals for special technical sessions focusing on any of
the topics covered. Proposals for pre-conference tutorials, to be held on
December 14, are also invited on the major themes of the conference.

Workshops: A number of workshops will be held in conjunction with the
conference. These include: Biosensing and Biomimetics; Optimization;
Signal Processing for Sensor Networks. Additional workshop proposals are also
invited. More details can be found on the conference web site.

Important Dates:
Deadline of Full Paper submission: August 15  2004
Notification of acceptance: September 15 2004
Submission of camera-ready manuscripts: September 30 2004

For more information contact: palani@unimelb.edu.au