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Re: Call for Papers: The 2008 International Conference of Information

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2008-01-09, 6:57 pm

On Jan 8, 12:42 pm, wcecs_2...@iaeng.org wrote:
> CFP: The 2008 International Conference of Information Engineering
> (ICIE 2008)
> From: IAENG - International Association of Engineers
>
> Draft Paper Submission Deadline: 6 March, 2008
> Camera-Ready papers & Pre-registration Due: 31 March, 2008
> ICIE 2008: 2-4 July, 2008, London, U.K.http://www.iaeng.org/WCE2008/ICIE2008.html
>
> The conference ICIE'08 is held under the World Congress on Engineering
> 2008. The WCE 2008 is organized by the International Association of
> Engineers (IAENG), a non-profit international association for the
> engineers and the computer scientists. Our congress committees have
> been formed with over two hundred and eighty committee members who are
> mainly research center heads, faculty deans, department heads,
> professors, and research scientists from different universities like
> Cambridge, MIT and Oxford etc.
>
> The conference proceedings will be published by IAENG (ISBN:
> 978-988-98671-9-5) in hardcopy. The full-text congress proceeding will
> be indexed in major database indexes so that it can be assessed
> easily. The Technology Research Databases (TRD) of CSA (Cambridge
> Scientific Abstracts), DBLP and Computer Science Bibliographies have
> promised to index the print proceeding in advance of its publication.
> And after the publication of the proceeding, print copies will also be
> sent to databases like IEE INSPEC, Engineering Index (EI) and ISI
> Thomson Scientific for indexing. The accepted papers will also be
> considered for publication in the special issues of the journal
> Engineering Letters and other journals. Revised and expanded version
> of the selected papers may also be included as book chapters in the
> standalone edited books under the framework of cooperation between
> IAENG and Springer. For reference, the following post conference
> edited books of our recent IAENG 2007 conferences have been scheduled
> to be published by Springer in early 2008: Trends in Intelligent
> Systems and Computer Engineering, Advances in Communication Systems
> and Electrical Engineering, and Advances in Industrial Engineering and
> Operations Research, while the American Institute of Physics publishes
> our 2007 title Current Themes in Engineering Science.
>
> The topics include, but not limited to, the following:
>
> Programming Languages
> Operating Systems
> Performance Evaluation
> Algorithms
> Data Structures
> Multimedia
> System Architecture
> Software Engineering
> E-commerce
> Information Security
> Information Theory
> Computer Networks
> Bioinformatics
> hardware design
> Microprocessors
>
> Embedded Systems
> Internet Computing
> Intelligent Agent Technologies
> Virtual Reality
> Cryptography
> Education Applications and Software
> Supercomputing
> High Performance Computing
> Object-oriented Methodologies
> Network Management
> Software Reusability and Reliability
> Video Technologies
> Database Management
> Routing
>
> =========
> Submission:
>
> WCE 2008 is now accepting manuscript submissions. Prospective authors
> are invited to submit their draft paper in full paper (any appropriate
> style) to WCE{at}iaeng.org by 6 March, 2008. The submitted file can be
> in MS Word format, PS format, or PDF formats.
>
> The first page of the draft paper should include:
> (1) Title of the paper;
> (2) Name, affiliation and e-mail address for each author;
> (3) A maximum of 5 keywords of the paper.
>
> Also, the name of the conference that the paper is being submitted to
> should be stated in the email.
>
> It is our target that the reviewing process and the result
> notification for each submitted manuscript can be completed within one
> month from its submission. The reviewing process is to ensure the
> quality of the accepted papers in the WCE congress. The conferences
> have enjoyed high reputation among many research colleagues ( for
> example, see thehttp://cs.conference-ranking.net/orhttp://www.conference-ranking.com/
> orhttp://www.conference-ranking.org/cs.html).
>
> =============
> IC 2008 Conference Committee
>
> Dr Maaruf Ali
> Senior Lecturer in Telecommunications Engineering & Media Technology,
> Department of Electronic Engineering, Oxford Brookes University, UK;
> Vice-chair of the IEE Berkshire Specialist Branch on Electronics,
> Control, Computing and Communications
>
> Prof. Ezendu Ariwa
> Professor, London Metropolitan University, UK
>
> Dr. Chris Baber
> Reader in Interactive Systems Design, Department of Electronic,
> Electrical and Computer Engineering,
> The University of Birmingham, UK
>
> Prof. Mietek Brdys
> Head of 'Decision Support and Control Systems' Network Research Centre
> and Director of Postgraduate Admissions,
> Department of Electronic, Electrical and Computer Engineering, The
> University of Birmingham, UK
> Professor, Faculty of Electrical and Control Engineering, Dept. of
> Control Systems, Gdansk University of Technology, Poland
>
> Prof. Chin-Chen Chang DMKE (IEEE Fellow, IEE Fellow)
> Chair Professor in Department of Information Engineering and Computer
> Science, Feng Chia University, Taiwan
>
> Dr. Ali Hamie
> Senior Lecturer in Computer Science, University of Brighton, UK
>
> Dr. Lynne Humphries
> Senior Lecturer, School of Computing and Technology, University of
> Sunderland, United Kingdom
>
> Dr. Chris Hutchison
> Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Computing, Information Systems and
> Mathematics, Kingston University, UK
>
> Dr. Yanguo Jing
> Senior Lecturer in Compute Science, London Metropolitan University, UK
>
> Dr. Mark Leeson EEE, IE, ISIE, WN
> Associate Professor, MSc Course Manager, School of Engineering,
> University of Warwick, UK
>
> Dr. Pouwan Lei
> Research scientist, School of Engineering, Design and Technology,
> University of Bradford, United Kingdom
>
> Dr. Ioannides Marinos
> Lecturer, Computer Studies Department, Higher Technical Institute,
> Cyprus
>
> Dr. Cornelius Ncube
> Research scientist, Software Systems Engineering, Centre for HCI
> Design, City University London, UK
>
> Dr. Mori Nejad Vaezi-Nejad
> Senior Lecturer in Communications Technology, Department of CCTM at
> North Campus, London Metropolitan University, UK
>
> Dr. Peter Oriogun
> Course Leader MSc Computing, London Metropolitan University, UK
> Honorary Visiting Lecturer in Software Engineering, Cranfield
> University, UK
>
> Dr. Mourad Oussalah
> Lecturer, Department of Electronic, Electrical and Computer
> Engineering, The University of Birmingham, UK
>
> Professor Vinesh Raja (FIMechE, FRSA, FRSH; co-chair)
> Professorial Fellow and Head of Informatics, Warwick Manufacturing
> Group,
> International Manufacturing Centre, University of Warwick, UK
>
> Prof Jiangzhou Wang (co-chair)
> Chair of Electronics and Professor, Dept. of Electronics, University
> of Kent, United Kingdom;
> Editor, IEEE Transactions on Communications
>
> Dr. Mark Ware (co-chair)
> Reader, Faculty of Advanced Technology, University of Glamorgan, UK
>
> Dr Yuyang Zhao IE, ISIE, MEEM
> Research Officer, Innovative Manufacturing Research Centre, Department
> of Mechanical Engineering, University of Bath, UK
>
> =============
> WCE Congress Co-chairs
>
> Prof. Alexander M. Korsunsky
> Professor of Engineering Science
> Dean, Trinity College
> Department of Engineering Science, University of Oxford, UK
>
> Prof. Andrew Hunter
> Professor & Head of Department
> Head of Vision and AI Research Group,
> Dean of Research
> Department of Computing and Informatics,
> Lincoln University, UK
>
> Prof. David WL Hukins, CPhys, FinstP, FIPEM, FRSE
> Professor of Bio-medical Engineering
> Head of Department of Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering,
> University of Birmingham, UK
>
> Prof. Leonid Gelman (honorary co-chair)
> Professor and Chair in Vibro-Acoustic Monitoring,
> Chairman of COMADIT, British Institute of NDT,
> Director, Centre of Vibro-Acoustics and Fatigue,
> Department of Process and Systems Engineering, School of Engineering
> Cranfield University, UK
>
> Dr. Christopher John Hogger (honorary co-chair)
> Senior Lecturer
> Department of Computing
> Imperial College London, UK
>
> Prof. Darek J. Ceglarek (ICMEEM honorary co-chair)
> Professor, International Manufacturing Centre, University of Warwick,
> UK
> Professor, Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering
> The University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
> Fellow of CIRP; Associate Editor, IEEE Transactions on Automation
> Science and Engineering, and ASME Transactions on Manufacturing
> Science
> and Engineering
>
> Dr. Stephen Payne (ICSBB honorary co-chair)
> University Lecturer in BioMedical Engineering
> Dean of Degrees Keble College, Head of Physiological Understanding
> through Modelling, Monitoring and Analysis Group,
> Department of Engineering Science, University of Oxford, UK
>
> More details about the WCE 2008 can be found at:http://www.iaeng.org/WCE2008/index....2008/index.html
>
> More details about the International Association of Engineers, and the
> IAENG International Journal of Computer Science, and the IAENG
> International Journal of Applied Mathematics can be found at:http://www.iaeng.org/about_IAENG.ht...IJAM/index.html
> The official journal web site of Engineering Letters at:http://www.engineeringletters.com
> Other Engineering Letters web sites at:http://www.engineeringletters.netht...eringletter.com
>
> ********
> It will be highly appreciated if you can circulate these calls for
> papers to your colleagues.

I have a few questions. One is it safe for westeners to go there?
I ask this because of even UK papers are mentioning that Britian is
becomming more like France in its many and growing no-go zones.
See:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/mai...6/nislam106.xml

Also can one submit a paper for free without going there or does one
have to fork
over the money for the conference?

Also is it possible to have access to all submited papers evern those
that
are rejected as unworthly since there are likely many real gems in
the
rejected papers that the reviews failed to understand?
If only the elite get access to the successful papers is there an
easy way to get access to just the rejected papers. I am sure many
nonsnobs would love to see these. Maybe even the elite would like
a chance to laugh at these?

Lastly if I submit a paper do I still have the right to freely
circulated it to
however and whenever I feel like it?

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Thomas Richter

2008-01-09, 6:57 pm

> I have a few questions. One is it safe for westeners to go there?
> I ask this because of even UK papers are mentioning that Britian is
> becomming more like France in its many and growing no-go zones.

Probably I missed your irony sign here. Sorry if so...

Anyhow, my recommendation: If you want to select a good conference,
don't go there. Yes, it is a real conference, no, it's not worth it.

> Also can one submit a paper for free without going there or does one
> have to fork
> over the money for the conference?

Any real conference will give you a review without having to pay money for it.
Well, this one is "special" in the sense that, yes, you may register
after getting the review, but you cannot cancel the reservation then
anymore. Says probably enough.

> Also is it possible to have access to all submited papers evern those
> that
> are rejected as unworthly since there are likely many real gems in
> the
> rejected papers that the reviews failed to understand?

Likely not, and not for any conference I'm aware of.

> If only the elite get access to the successful papers is there an
> easy way to get access to just the rejected papers. I am sure many
> nonsnobs would love to see these. Maybe even the elite would like
> a chance to laugh at these?

The only chance to get access to *all* papers is probably to be
part of the conference chair.

> Lastly if I submit a paper do I still have the right to freely
> circulated it to
> however and whenever I feel like it?

Again, depends on the conference. For example, for IEEE you always
have to sign a copyright form, leaving your rights to IEEE. However,
there is in the US AFAIK a "fair use" clause that allows you to use
it for educational purposes, for example.

Anyhow, don't waste your time there, just in case your post was meant
for real. Probably not.

So long,
Thomas

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