Camera ready submission

The camera ready papers can be uploaded at the following address:

http://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=wiamis2010

 

Please download the copyright form here and send it to Nicola Adami by email at the following address nicola.adami@ing.unibs.it or or by fax at +39 030 380 014

 

All accepted and registered papers will be published in the workshop proceedings which will be indexed and distributed by the IEEExplore. All submissions will be peer reviewed by at least three members of the technical program committee.

 

An extended version of selected papers will be published in the Springer's Lecture Notes in Computer Science Series.

Paper format and guidelines

The papers submitted to the WIAMIS 2010 workshop should conform to the IEEE style guidelines (please use the templates provided in the Author Kit below).

Additionally, authors should take into account the following guidelines:

• All the contributions must be written in English.
• The maximum length for each paper is 4 (four) pages. This includes all the content (figures, tables, references, results, etc.).
• The papers have to be formatted according to the guidelines specified in the template files provided in the Author Kit.
• Only papers submitted in the PDF file format will be accepted for review.
• Failure to meet the formatting requirements stated in this page and in the linked guideline documents could result in your paper not being included in the workshop proceedings.

Author Kit

Please, refer to the following when preparing your paper for submission:

• Example paper containing the guidelines [PDF]
• Template file for LaTeX systems [ZIP]
• Template file for Microsoft Word [DOC]
• Help page on embedding fonts

PDF file format

All submissions should be in the PDF file format. For MS Windows users, PDF Creator is a free virtual printer for the creation of a PDF file from virtually every program. LaTeX users can create PDF files using pdflatex. A number of virtual printers are available for Linux systems as well. On Linux systems, PDF files can be obtained from PS ones using the command-line tool ps2pdf.