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Call for Papers
SICICA 2003 is an international symposium aiming to bring
together scientists, suppliers and users of intelligent sensors, actuators
and instruments to discuss generic methodologies, techniques, developments
and subsystems for advanced control and measurement applications.
Topics of interest include but are not limited to:
- Functionalities (Measurement, actuation, configuration, diagnosis,
self-learning, communication),
- Quality of Service and performance (Requirements, characterisation
of provided services, management and implementation),
- Data handling techniques (Fuzzy logic, neural networks, genetic algorithms,
rule-based approaches, data-fusion),
- Design methods and tools (Embedded OSs, languages, configuration,
validation, simulation, hardware/software co-design, dedicated circuits,
SoCs),
- Implementation and modelling of components and instruments (Nanotechnologies,
microsensors, microactuators, integrated sensors and actuators, multi
sensor systems, intelligent controllers, virtual instruments),
- Communication networks and fieldbuses (Profiles, interoperability,
service and management),
- Education (Curriculum development, experiments, best practices, e-learning,
distance learning, virtual laboratories, continuous education),
- Applications (Automotive systems, building automation, environmental
systems, factory automation, healthcare and medical applications, network
measurements, perception systems, process control, robotics, utilities).
Submission procedure
Authors are invited to submit full papers (double column
preferred, pdf or
postscript files using the functionality in www.cemed.ua.pt/gestart),
in English, belonging to one of these categories:
Research papers, Case Studies, Work in progress.
Two types of papers will be considered, short papers (2-4 pages) and regular
papers (6-8 pages).
Presented papers will be published in the symposium proceedings.
Proposals for special sessions are also sought. Interested proponents
should submit at least one page with topic, justification and potential
participants.
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