Conference title: 2019 Systems of signals generating and processing in the field of on board communications
IEEE Conference Record #46544
From 20 to 21 March 2019, Moscow, Russia
Moscow Technical University of Сommunications and Informatics
About the Event
The international scientific and engineering conference “Information Society Technologies” has been held since 1975. For 45 years of work the conference has become a widely known forum for specialists of the field.
As part of the conference the reports on the direction «Systems of signals generating and processing in the field of on board communications» were placed according to the sections. Due to the significantly increasing of the interest and the level of the participants’’ presented papers in this field, by the program committee was made a decision to allocate this chapter as a new original international scientific conference starting with the 2018.
The main areas of the conference «Systems of signals generating and processing in the field of on board communications» include modern digital transportation systems design and technical operation, radio waves propagation, transmitting, receiving and processing signals in television and radio broadcasting devices, information technologies in transport.
The presentations are made by the scientists and developers from 12 countries: Russia, Germany, Finland, Belarus, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, China, Lebanon and Mongolia.
IEEE Region 8, Chair of AP/LEOS Moscow Chapter, Vice-chair of MTT/ED/AES Moscow Chapter Vadim A. Kaloshin is the Chairman of the Technical Program Committee. He organizes the work of the conference sections “Antennas and Radio Waves Propagation” and “Navigation and Mathematical Algorithms of an Object Space Orientation”.
Branch Director of the IEEE Worldwide Limited in the Russian Federation and Scientific Secretary of Russian (Moscow) IEEE Circuits and Systems (CAS04) Chapter Roman Y. Ivanyushkin promotes this conference among the Engineers in the field of Telecommunications. He also organizes the work of the conference Chapter “Radiofrequency Applications”.
IEEE Chair of Russian Section Chapter, MTT/ED and Chairman of Russian Branch IEEE Circuits and System Society take part in the work of the other conference sections and make presentations at the plenary session of the conference.
The papers which are discussed at the conference can be divided into the following chapters:
Conference will produce a publication.
Organizers
Moscow Technical University of Сommunications and Informatics
Location
Moscow Technical University of Сommunications and Informatics
111024, Moscow, Aviamotornaya str., 8A
Contacts
address to send materials: boardconf@media-publisher.ru
Ms Svetlana Dymkova
ds@media-publisher.ru
+7 926-218-8243
Ms Elena Khasianova
ehasyanova@gmail.com
+ 7 915-356-1051
Mr Oleg Varlamov
Doctor of Science (Engineering), Head of Scientific Work and Publication Activity Department in Moscow Technical University of Сommunications and Informatics
vov@mtuci.ru
+7-915-344-2086
Subjects of the conference
The main areas of the conference «Systems of signals generating and processing in the field of on board communications» include modern digital transportation systems design and technical operation, radio waves propagation, transmitting, receiving and processing signals in television and radio broadcasting devices, information technologies in transport.
Field of interest:
Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
General Topics for Engineers
Signal Processing and Analysis
Structure of the technical program committee
Chairman of the Program Committee
Vice-Chairman of the Program Committee
Program Committee Coordinator
Technical program committee:
Chairman of the Program Committee
Vadim A. Kaloshin – Doctor of Sciences, IEEE Region 8, Chair of AP/LEOS Moscow Chapter, Vice-chair of MTT/ED/AES Moscow Chapter
1-st Vice-Chairman of the Program Committee
Roman Y. Ivanyushkin – PhD, Associate Professor of Moscow Technical University of Сommunications and Informatics. Branch Director of the IEEE Worldwide Limited in the Russian Federation. Scientific Secretary of Russian (Moscow) IEEE Circuits and Systems (CAS04) Chapter
2-nd Vice-Chairman of the Program Committee
Oleg V. Varlamov – Doctor of Sciences (Engineering), Head of the Department of Scientific Work and Publication Activity of the Moscow Technical University of Сommunications and Informatics
Program Committee Coordinator
Elena R. Khasianova – Research Scientist of Moscow Technical University of Telecommunications and Informatics, secretary of Synchronyzation Devices Chapter of The Russian Scientific-technical Society of Radio engineering, Electronics and Telecommunications named after A.S. Popov
Members of the program committee
Sergey E. Bankov – Doctor of Science (Engineering), Chairman IEEE Russia Section, Institute of Radio-engineering and Electronics by the Russian Academy of Science
Oleg G. Morozov – Doctor of Science (Engineering), Kazan National Research Technical University named after A. N. Tupolev – KAI (IEEE member)
Yuriy S. Shinakov – Doctor of Science (Engineering), Head of Radio Engineering Systems Department, Professor of Moscow Technical University of Telecommunications and Informatics (IEEE member)
Alexander V. Pestryakov – Doctor of Science (Engineering), Dean of Radio and Broadcasting Faculty, Professor of Moscow Technical University of Сommunications and Informatics
Submission dates
Abstract submission date: 12 November 2018
Full paper submission date: 28 November 2018
Notification of acceptance date: 28 December 2018
Final paper submission date: 28 January 2019
Full Paper are being reviewed (Blind review) Сriteria for reviewers to evaluate submissions 1. All the papers, submitted for publication by the Program Committee. 2. Review process is anonymous for the reviewers as well as for the author. 3. After reviewing the paper may be rejected, sent to the author for revision, or accepted for publication. 4. The review should include: – General evaluation of the paper’s content and principal judgment on whether it could be published; – The specific enumeration of errors in the methodology and tools (if any); – Suggestions for improving the text. 5. Upon receipt of an unfavorable verdict of the reviewer the paper is discussed on the program committee meeting, which makes a decision on rejection of the article or the need for further review by an independent expert. 6. In case of paper’s rejection, the author sent a notification letter. 7. The procedure for review and approval of articles is from 1 to 2 months. 8. All reviewers are acknowledged experts on the subject of peer-reviewed materials. We are not using student reviewers. Every participant pays arrangement fee. Besides, the Conference doesn’t allows distance participation and if the speaker is absent, he or she will lost the ability of the report to the next conference.
Format
1. All files should be submitted as a Word document.
2. Papers should be between 15000 and 20000 characters (incl. spaces).
3. Paper Title to be submitted in native language and English. A title of not more than eight words should be provided.
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Structured Abstract (in English and native language)
Abstract should be: informative (no general words), original, relevant key content and research findings); structured, concise (between 100 and 150 words).
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