[SigLT-L] CFP: The international IEEE Conference SITIS'05

[Richard CHBEIR]

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				CALL FOR PAPERS

	INTERNET BASED COMPUTING AND SYSTEMS (IEEE SITIS 05)

		The 2005 IEEE International Conference on
		SIGNAL-IMAGE TECHNOLOGY & INTERNET- BASED SYSTEMS
	Sponsored by IEEE (co-sponsorship of AUF, approval pending)

			November 27th - December 1st 2005
				The Hilton Hotel
				Yaoundé, Cameroon
			http://www.u-bourgogne.fr/sitis

SITIS 05 is a joint event consisting of major conference tracks. It aims to
provide a
forum for high quality presentations and discussions among researchers,
academic leaders,
and practitioners from all over the world and for sharing experiences in the
rapidly
expanding and related fields of Internet based computing, information
technologies and
signal and image processing.

The conference tracks on Internet Based Systems and Applications will focus
on emerging
and novel concepts, architectures and methodologies for information
management.
The Internet and the related technologies have created an interconnected
world
in which information can be exchanged easily, tasks can be processed
collaboratively,
communities of users with similarly interests can be formed to achieve
efficiency
and improve performance.

Taking full advantage of these interconnected environments to meet the ever
increasing
needs of emerging application requires solutions that address new issues and
challenges.
Novel architectures are being proposed to allow resource sharing and
distributed processing
of data with increasing complexity. Peer to peer computing, mobile
information systems,
semantic based applications, and decision support systems are a few examples
of these
applications and systems. One major objective of SITIS 05 is to foster
exchanges between
researchers from developing countries and other researches.Both theoretical
and practical
experience papers are solicited in the following topics.

THE TOPICS OF INTEREST INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:

* Data semantics
	Multiple Representation
	Ontologies
	Conceptual Data Modeling
	Knowledge Representation and Reasoning
	Metadata
	Evolution and Change
	Web Semantics and Semi Structured Data
	Semantic Caching
	Data Warehousing and Semantic
	Semantics in Data Visualization
	Semantic Services for Mobile Users
	Applications of Semantic-Driven Approaches

* Information System Interoperability
	Digital Libraries
	Semantic Interoperability and Semantic Mediators
	Ontologies Based Systems
	Contextual Reasoning in Distributed Ontologies

* Emergent semantics
	Context-Dependent Semantics
	Contextual Reasoning in Distributed Ontologies
	Ontologies Based Systems
	Contextual Reasoning in Distributed Ontologies
	Context-Dependent Semantics
	Communication in Multi-Agents Systems
	Emergent Semantic Interoperability in Large-Scale Systems
	Emergent Semantics in Content Retrieval Systems

* Cooperative information systems and Distributed Systems
	Information Sharing
	Grid Applications
	P2P Computing and Applications
	Knowledge and Semantic Grid
	Semantics Of Peer Data Management Systems
	Mobile Information Systems and Computing
	
* Web-Centric Systems
	Semantic Web and Web Service
	Web Services and Service Computing
	Semantics of web services Compositions
	Hypermedia and Adaptation
	E-Commerce and E-Learning
	Data Mining Methods and Web
	Machine Learning
	
* Advanced Information Systems and Applications
	Spatial Modeling and Geographical Information Systems (GIS)
	GIS and Sustainable Development
	Environmental GIS
	GIS and Remote Sensing
	Urban GIS
	Spatial, temporal modeling semantics
	Bioinformatics
		
* Multimedia and application
	Image and Video Databases
	Image and Video Indexing and Retrieval
	Emergent Semantics in Content Retrieval Systems
	Semantics and Meta Data in Multimedia Systems
	Content-Based Indexing, Search, and Retrieval of Multimedia Data
	Approximate Search Techniques and the Quality of Answers
	High-Dimensional Clustering for Indexing
	Query Languages and Query Processing for Multimedia Retrieval
	Multimedia Data Modeling and Visualization
	Tools, Benchmarks, Evaluation Protocols and Standards

* Information security
	Security Modeling and Protocol
	Intrusion Avoidance, Detection, and Response
	Web Security and Supporting Systems Security
	Denial of Service: Attacks and Countermeasures
	Intellectual Property Protection
	Fundamental Services on Network and Distributed Systems
	Security and Privacy for Emerging Technologies
	Trust based systems

You are invited to submit full length papers, not exceeding 10 pages in
length, 
in two-column format including diagrams and references, following IEEE
publication
guidelines. Papers that do not follow these guidelines may be rejected
without 
consideration of their merits. Papers must be submitted electronically at
the 
conference website in PDF format. 

All papers will be reviewed by the Program Committee on the basis of
technical quality, 
originality, clarity,and relevance to the track topics below. Accepted
papers will be 
published in the conference proceedings. At least one author of each paper
should 
attend the workshop to present the paper.

Selected papers from the conference will be considered for possible
publication in
several journals with topics relevant to some of the conference tracks,
including:

- The Journal on Data Semantics (Springer Verlag in LNCS series)
- The international Journal of Data and Information Management (JDIM)


IMPORTANT DATES:
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Abstract submission                 		June 8th, 2005
Proposals for Tutorials             		June 15th, 2005
Paper submission                    		June 15th, 2005
Notification of acceptance          		August 15th, 2005
Final version paper with registration		September 15th, 2005

ORGANIZATION

General Chairs
S. Spaccapietra 	(EPFL, Switzerland)
E. Tonye        	(ENSP, Cameroon)

Track Chair
Richard Chbeir  	(U. Bourgogne, France)

Tutorials and Publicity Chair
K. Yetongnon    	(U. Bourgogne, France)

Local Arrangement Committee

C. Tangha       	(ENSP, Cameroon) 
P. Ele          	(ENSP, Cameroon)
H. Gwet         	(ENSP, Cameroon)
A. Tiedeu       	(ENSP, Cameroon)
E. Kamgnia      	(U. Yaoundé 1, Cameroon)
D. Ndongo       	(U. Douala, Cameroon)
E. Ondoua       	(ENSP, Cameroon)
E. Ntsama       	(U. Ngaoundere, Cameroon)


Technical Program Committee

Ferda Nur	Alpaslan    	(METU, Turkey)
Guy Alain	Amoussou    	(Humboldt State University, USA)
R. Joly 	Assako Assako 	(U. Douala, Cameroon)
Solomon 	Atnafu      	(U. Addis-Ababa, Ethiopia)
Damienne	Bajon       	(SUPAERO, France)
Aziz    	Barbar      	(AUST, Lebanon)
George  	Bebis       	(U. Nevada, USA)
Itzhak  	Benenson    	(Tel Aviv University, Israel)
Djamal     	Benslimane	(IUT-A LYON, France)
Nozha   	Boujemaa    	(INRIA, France)
Azzedine 	Boulmakoul  	(U. Mohamedia, Morocco)
Nikolaos G.	Bourbakis   	(ITRI, USA)
Lionel  	Brunie      	(INSA Lyon, France)
Krzysztof 	Cetnarowicz 	(U. of Science and Technology Krakow,
Poland)
Christophe 	Claramunt   	(Ecole Navale Brest, France)
Nadine  	Cullot      	(U. Bourgogne, France)
Pierre  	Ele         	(U. Yaounde I, Cameroon)
Damiani 	Ernesto     	(U. of Milan, Italy)
Ali     	Frihida     	(Ecole d'Ingenieur de Tunis, Tunisia)
Faez		Gargouri	(Université de Sfax, Tunisia)
Hisham  	Haddad      	(Kennesaw State University, USA)
Ramzi   	Haraty      	(LAU, Lebanon)
Rachida 	Houssa      	(INRH, Casablanca Morrocco)
Genevieve 	Jomier      	(U. Paris-Dauphine, France)
Ahmed   	Karmouch    	(U. of Ottawa, Canada)
Brigitte 	Kerhervé    	(UQAM, Canada)
Tiemoman 	Koné        	(U. d’Abidjan-Cocody, Ivory Coast)
Ousmane 	Koné        	(IRIT, France)
Harald  	Kosch       	(U. Klagenfurt, Austria)
Abder   	Koukam      	(UTBM, Belfort France)
Jaroslaw 	Kozlak      	(U. of Science and Technology Krakow,
Poland)
Louis   	Legrand     	(U. Bourgogne, France)
Nashat  	Mansour     	(LAU, Lebanon)
Ernesto 	Martinez    	(U. Technologica National, Argentina)
Ali     	Mili        	(NJIT, USA)
Din     	Ndongo      	(U. Douala, Cameroon)
Christophe 	Nicolle     	(U. Bourgogne, France)
Edouard 	Ondoua      	(U. Yaounde I, Cameroon)
Vincent 	Oria        	(NJIT, USA)
Ekow    	Otoo        	(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA)
Tamer   	Ozsu        	(U of Waterloo, Canada)
P.      	Pichappan   	(Annamalai University, India)
Samuel		Pierre		(Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal, Canada)
R.      	Ramachandran 	(Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering,
India)
Shin'ichi 	Satoh       	(NII, Tokyo, Japan)
Michel   	Scholl       	(CNAM, France)
Fabrizio 	Silvestri   	(ISTI, CNR, Italy)
Zahir   	Tari        	(RMIT, Australia)
Philippe 	Thiran      	(TUE, The Netherlands)
Christelle 	Vangenot    	(EPFL, Switzerland)
Osmar    	Zaiane      	(U. of Alberta, Canada)

TO BE COMPLETED