8th International Conference on Sensors, Signal and Image Processing (SSIP 2025)

Topics

• Human-Computer Interfaces
• Internet of Things
• Cloud Computing
• Multi-Agent Systems
• Decision Support
• Modeling and Simulation
• Programming and Middleware
• Platforms and Operating Systems
• Scheduling, Tasking and Control
• Connectivity and Communication
• Ambient Assisted Living
• Home Monitoring
• Network Performance
• Technologies and Standards
• Network Topologies
• Power Management
• Cross-Layer Design
• Node Mobility
• Networked Embedded Systems
• Connected Vehicles
• Wireless Network Protocols
• Wearable Computing and Body Area Networks
• Physical Sensors: Temperature, Mechanical, Magnetic, and other
• Optical Sensors
• Sensor Applications
• Sensor Networks
• Routing Techniques
• Wired and Wireless Sensor Systems: Signals, Transceivers, and Interfaces
• Control Algorithms
• Biomedical Engineering
• Image Processing and Pattern Recognition
• Embedded Reconfigurable, Evolvable Systems
• Mixed Signal Processing
• Information Theory & Coding
• Radar Signal and Data Processing
• Multidimensional Signal Processing
• Speech and Video Processing
• Soft Computing Techniques
• Streamed multimedia applications
• VLSI architectures for high speed processing
• Image and video processing
• Algorithms and implementations
• Management of multimedia services
• Error concealment techniques
• Multimedia games
• Test-beds and trials
• Mobile Computing
• Grid Computing
• Multimedia and VoIP Services & Technologies
• Mobile Databases
• Network Security
• Networking Protocols, Routing, Algorithms
• Parallel and Distributed Architectures and Algorithms
• Optical Networks
• VLSI for Network Processing
• Reliability and Fault-Tolerance
• Optical networks and switching
• Wireless Ad Hoc, Sensor and Bluetooth Networks
• Programmable networks
• Network architectures and equipment
• New and enhanced services
• Test-beds and trials
• Traffic modeling
• Network gaming
• Embedded Internet devices
• Protocols
• Resource and information management
• New and enhanced services
• End-to-end QoS
• Adaptive QoS provisioning
• Emerging technologies