The IEEE Pacific-Rim Conference on Multimedia (PCM 2010)
September 21-24, Shanghai, China
GENERAL
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Keynote Speakers
Conference Program
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INFORMATION
Call for Papers
Call for Special Sessions
Paper Submission
Tutorial Session
Special Session
Author's Guide
Registration
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SPONSORED BY
Springer

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

Asia-Pacific Signal and Information Processing Association

HOSTED BY
Fudan University


CALL FOR SPECIAL SESSIONS

 

PCM2010 will include several special sessions in the technical program. Work included in the special sessions is expected to represent the state-of-the-art and highlight the important research directions in multimedia research.   Each special session will consist of 5-6 invited papers. The session organizer will be responsible for the selection of these papers. It is encouraged that the session begins with an overview paper on the topic being addressed and remaining papers follow up with technical contributions on the topic.

 

The following information should be included in the proposal:

 

  • Title of proposed session

  • Session abstract (state the importance of the topic and the rationale for the session)

  • Name/affiliation of organizers (including brief bio and contact information)

  • List of the invited papers, each with author names / Title / an abstract (300–500 words)

 

Proposals will be evaluated based on the timeliness of the topic, relevance to PCM, as well as qualifications of the organizers and quality of the paper abstracts in the proposed session. Please note that all papers in the proposed session will be reviewed to ensure the quality of the contributions. Once the proposal has been approved, the organizer(s) will organize the review process. Each paper should receive at least three reviews. The organizers send their recommendations to the Special Session Co-Chairs for final approval. If a significant number of the papers are rejected after peer-review for an approved Special Session, this Special Session may be cancelled. If a proposal is not accepted, papers in that proposal can still be submitted to the regular sessions.

 

We are pleased to announce that the registration fee of the session organizer will be waived if the proposed session is accepted.

 

IMPORTANT DATES

 

February 28, 2010:               Proposal for special session

March 5, 2010:                     Decision of acceptance

April 12, 2010:                   Submission of manuscripts to the organizers of the special sessions through online submission

                                            system

May 12, 2010:                    Organizers make recommendations of paper acceptance to the special session chairs

June 7, 2010:                       Camera-ready paper

 

Those who are interested in organizing a special session should submit a proposal adhering to the above requirements by email to pcm2010@fudan.edu.cn with “Special Session Proposal” on the email subject field and all the papers in the special sessions should follow the same style as the regular PCM papers.