************* CALL FOR WORKSHOP PROPOSALS - IEEE MASS 2021 *************
Important Dates
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* Proposal Submission : March 30
* Acceptance Notification : April 15
Call for Workshop Proposals
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The 18th IEEE International Conference on Mobile Ad-Hoc and Smart
Systems (IEEE MASS 2021) is the meeting point for leading researchers in
the thriving area of wireless ad hoc communications, sensor, and
actuator networks. Topics of IEEE MASS cover a large range of scientific
areas, spanning topics from computer science, physics, embedded systems,
electrical engineering, control theory, as well as application areas
such as disaster recovery and rescue operations, environmental
monitoring, smart cities, smart grids, health applications, and many more.
Continuing this tradition, the 18th IEEE International Conference on
Mobile Ad-Hoc and Smart Systems (MASS) will be held in Denver, CO, USA,
in 2021. Since its very beginning in 2004, MASS also offers a range of
associated workshops, which cover special topics and applications in
wireless ad hoc and sensor networks. During the last years, up to ten
workshops have been held each year in conjunction with MASS, with some
of the workshops already having seen their seventh edition. Each
workshop will provide an arena for presentations and discussions about a
special topic of relevance to MASS. IEEE MASS 2021 now invites the
submission of workshop proposals.
Workshop Submission Instructions
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Proposals should be submitted in a maximum 3-page PDF file to:
- the IEEE MASS 2021 workshop chairs: Aline Carneiro
Viana(aline.viana@inria.fr) and
Mingjun Xiao(xiaomj@ustc.edu.cn)
- with the email subject tag [MASS 2020 Workshop Proposal] and
- containing the following information:
* Workshop title
* Abstract (maximum 200 words)
* The topics of the workshop and how it relates to MASS
* Workshop organizers, including contact information, short bio,
affiliation and previous experience with organising scientific events
* Proposed Technical Program Committee (tentative)
* Planned submission and review procedure
* Planned format:
o Expected duration of the workshop (half-day or full-day)
o Keynotes, panels, invited presentations, submitted presentations, etc.
o Expected virtual workshop procedure (tool, recorded presentation
videos, or fully on-line, the use of virtual space or not)
* A rough estimate of the number of participants and their profile
* Information on previous editions (hosting conference, date, and number
of attendees), if any.
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