Texas Instruments Developers Conference presents
EDERS-2004: The European DSP Education and Research Symposium*
16th November 2004, the Hilton Hotel, Birmingham, UK
CALL FOR PAPERS
*Event co-sponsored by the IEEE Region 8 and IEEE UK RI Section
Venue: The Hilton Hotel, Birmingham, UK
Date: 16th November 2004
The papers selection panel:
Chaired by:
Prof. John Soraghan, University of Strathclyde, UK
Technical Panel includes
§ Prof. Baudoin, ESIEE, France
§ Dr. Blume, RWTH Aachen, Germany
§ Mr. Bormann, FH Zwickau, Germany
§ Dr. Dahnoun, University of Bristol, UK
§ Prof. Deconinck, K.U.Leuven, Belgium
§ Prof. Durrani, University of Strathclyde, UK
§ Prof. Händel, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
§ Prof. Mian, University of Padova, Italy
§ Prof. Takala, Tampere University of Technology, Finland
§ Prof. Weiss, TU Graz, Austria
§ Dr. Weiss, University of Southampton, UK
Secretariat Contact Details:
Miss Frances Parr
Topics of interest include (but not limited to):Teaching / Communications / Multimedia / Control
Facilitation of student project work / Wireless / Image & Graphic Processing / Digital control Systems
Real-time curriculum development: materials & lab work / Broadband / Video Processing / Industrial Control/ motor drives
Theory vs. practical / Internet/VOIP / Parallel Processing / Digital Power Management
Simulation vs. real time / Modems / Audio Processing / Use of IQMath or Digital Motor Control Library
When to introduce DSP into the curriculum / Speech processing & recognition
University Programme Secretariat
Texas Instruments, M/S 45
821 Avenue Jack Kilby
Villeneuve Loubet, 06271 Cedex France
Email:
Tel: +33 (0) 4 93 22 21 09
Fax: +33 (0) 4 93 22 25 71
We are pleased to announce a Call for Papers for the European DSP Education and Research Symposium (EDERS-2004), to be held as part of the Texas Instruments Developers Conference at the Hilton Hotel, Birmingham, UK, on the 16th November 2004.
The European DSP Education and Research Symposium is an IEEE co-sponsored event for DSP Educators, Researchers, and Third-Party Developers from around the world to share advances in the field of digital signal processing. Submitted papers should describe in detail the use of a latest TMS320 DSP (C6000, C5000 and C2000 families) in a signal processing application and may cover single or multiple research projects, or a teaching activity.
An extended abstract should be written in English and submitted, by email, preferably as a .PDF or Microsoft Word document by the 28th June 2004 to Frances Parr (). It should be no longer than two pages, and include the author's name, address, phone and fax numbers and e-mail address. Authors will be notified of acceptance of their paper by the 31st July 2004, following assessment by a panel of lecturers recognised as TI DSP Experts.
Papers will be selected for presentation in one of two ways: Formal Presentation or Poster Session. Completed camera-ready manuscripts are due by the 30th September 2004.
All papers accepted for presentation will appear in the Symposium Proceedings and may also appear in other TI publications.
Key Dates:
§ 28th June 2004 – Extended abstract to be submitted
§ 31st July 2004 – Acceptance of Papers to be announced
§ 30th September 2004 – Completed Papers to be received
§ 16th November 2004 – Symposium