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Section: Our Story

General Signal Processing Multimedia Content   Click the videos below to play: For more videos, visit the IEEE Signal Processing Society YouTube channel.  

Section: Professional Development

The Society's Distinguished Industry Speaker (DIS) Program provides means for chapters to have access to individuals who are recognized experts with a background in industrial applications in the signal processing area and are well versed in the ongoing issues/activities in industry, to lecture at Chapter meetings. Distinguished Industry Speakers will supplement the regular Distinguished Lecturer (DL) Program and will closely mirror the DL Program.

Section: Community & Involvement

Call for Nominations: Director-Student Services, Director-Membership Development, and Seasonal Schools Subcommittee Chair. Deadline: 4 June 2021  

Section: Community & Involvement

DEADLINE EXTENDED: Call for Nominations: Chief Editor, SigPort & Chief Editor, Resource Center Deadline: 31 March 2017 IEEE Signal Processing Society Vice President-Membership Nikos Sidiropoulos invites nominations for the positions of Chief Editor, Signal Processing Repository (SigPort) and Chief Editor, Resource Center for a 3-year term starting 1 January 2018. Nominations must be received no later than 31 March 2017.

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Section: Our Story

IEEE Signal Processing Society Technical Directions Board Chair: Frederic Dufaux Board Members

Section: Publications & Resources

Guidelines for Senior Area Editors Please follow the guidelines below. Published: June 2012 A Senior Area Editor (SAE) should spend about 20-25 minutes prescreening each paper, mostly to check the abstract/title/bibliography and to go over the main claims and the simulations (if any) of the paper. If you spend much more than 25 minutes, you are probably reviewing the paper (rather than just screening it). The paper is a candidate for an Immediate Rejection (IR) if it is:

Section: Publications & Resources

Guidelines for Signal Processing Magazine Special Issue - Guest Editors Please follow the guidelines below for Signal Processing Magazine Special Issue submissions and use the templates for Special Issues (proposals, white papers for accepted special issues, and invited full papers) found at SPM Paper templates.

Section: Publications & Resources

Basic Peer Review Outline Please refer to the documents below:   SPS Paper Timeline - 1 SPS Paper Timeline - 2  

Section: Publications & Resources

What are Overview Articles?Overview articles are intended to be of solid technical depth and lasting value and should provide advanced readers with a thorough overview of various fields of interest. Overview articles are technically more thorough than tutorials, which are intended for readers with little background in a given field and are usually published in the IEEE Signal Processing Magazine.