International Conference on Telecommunications and Remote Sensing / ACM proceedings, Rhodes, Griechenland

Abbrevation

ICTRS

Link

http://www.ictrs.org/

City

Rhodes

Country

Greece

Deadline Paper

2019-05-12

Start Date

2019-09-16

End Date

2019-09-17

Abstract

General Information ICTRS – the International Conference on Telecommunications and Remote Sensing, is a leading international discussion and knowledge dissemination forum that brings together Researchers and Practitioners interested in Telecommunications and Remote Sensing. In 2019, ICTRS will be held in Rhodes, Greece, following previous editions in Spain (Barcelona, 2018), The Netherlands (Delft, 2017), Italy (Milan, 2016), Greece (Rhodes, 2015), Grand Duchy of Luxembourg (Luxembourg, 2014), The Netherlands (Noordwijkerhout, 2013), and Bulgaria (Sofia, 2012). The conference is organized by the international institute IICREST and co–organized by ARSIT – the Association for Radio Systems and Intelligent Telecommunications. Cooperating organizations are: AUTH – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, TU Delft – Delft University of Technology, and AMAKOTA Ltd. ICTRS 2019 is organized under the auspices of URSI. Goals and Topics Providing a specialized forum to researchers and practitioners interested in telecommunications and remote sensing, ICTRS welcomes not only foundational contributions but also more application–oriented ones. Hence, the conference areas are organized in two tracks, namely Foundations Track and Applications Track. Particular areas of interest within each of the mentioned tracks, are: FOUNDATIONS TRACK: (i) Wireless Telecommunications and Networking; (ii) Electromagnetic Waves and Fields; (iii) Electronics and Photonics; (iv) Remote Sensing and Data Interpretation; (v) Context Awareness. APPLICATIONS TRACK: (vi) Green Radio Communications; (vii) Remote Sensing and Environment; (viii) Wireless Telecommunications and Military Applications; (ix) Remote Sensing and Defence; (x) Tele–Medicine Applications; (xi) Context Aware Mobility Solutions. Hence, we welcome paper submissions from but not limited to the following areas and topics: 1. WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKING Broadband Wireless Telecommunication Systems Signal Processing for Wireless Telecommunication Adaptive Antennas for Wireless Systems Modulation and Coding for Wireless Systems Privacy and Security in Wireless Telecommunication Mobile IP Networks Wireless Sensor Networks Analysis and Design of Wireless LAN / WAN Audio/Video Streaming IPv6 Infrastructures Media Search and Retrieval Smart Grid 2. ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES AND FIELDS Time–Domain and Frequency–Domain Phenomena Scattering and Diffraction General Propagation including Waves in Specialized Media Guided Waves Antennas and Radiation Inverse Scattering and Imaging 3. ELECTRONICS AND PHOTONICS Electronic Devices, Circuits, Systems, and Applications Photonic Devices, Systems, and Applications Physics, Materials, CAD, Technology, and Reliability of Electronic and Photonic Devices down to Nano–scale including Quantum Devices 4. REMOTE SENSING AND DATA INTERPRETATION Satellite and Airborne High–Resolution Remote Sensing Systems for Earth Monitoring and Mapping New Remote Sensing Technology and Application in Geology, Meteorology, Environment, and Agriculture SAR and Bistatic SAR Systems: Modeling, Data Processing, and Feature Extraction InSAR/D–InSAR Systems: Algorithm and Modeling, DEM/3D Generation, Change Detection ISAR Systems: Modeling and Image Reconstruction Algorithms Data Cameras and Laser Sensors/LIDAR Global Satellite Navigational Systems and Applications GPS Applications Web GIS / Mobile Mapping Data Interpretation and Inference 5. REMOTE SENSING AND INTERNET–OF–THINGS Context Awareness Context Modeling and Reasoning Non–Functional Requirements on Context–Aware Services Model–Driven Design of Context–Aware Systems Balancing Adaptability and Privacy Correlating User Context and User Needs Context–Driven Rule–Based System Adaptability Quality of Context Security Context Aggregation and Inference Information Sharing Context Management Infrastructures Applications and Prototypes Validation and Case Studies 6. SOCIETAL IMPACT Telecommunications and Vulnerabilities – Benefits and Values Remote Sensing and Privacy Risks Value Sensitive Design Transparency and Trust Technical Solutions and Value Tensions Positioning Technologies and Societal Concerns Remote Sensing and Data Aspects Smart Cities and Values Drone Technology <div> </div>