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Section: Publications & Resources
Alan D. Kaplan (Washington University in St. Louis), “Information Processing for Biological Signals: Application to Laser Doppler Vibrometry”, Advisor: Prof. Joseph A. O'Sullivan (2011)
Signals associated with biological activity in the human body can be of great value in clinical and security applications. An approach for the modeling and processing of biological signals is developed using graphical models. Graphical models describe conditional dependence between random variables on a graph.
Section: Publications & Resources
In response to a call for a lower cost membership option for individuals residing in developing economies, IEEE began offering the new electronic membership (e-Membership) option for the 2011 renewal year. e-Membership delivers all of the same benefits of traditional membership, but without paper - and of course, with reduced dues.
Section: Publications & Resources
Now the ICASSP2011 Organizing Committee is happy to inform you that video recordings of ICASSP 2011 oral talks are available online.
Section: Publications & Resources
The Publications Board of the IEEE Signal Processing Society oversees the health and quality of our journals and enforces the highest scholarly and ethical standards. Prof. Ali H. Sayed, Vice-President Publications, is glad to share with the SPS members the wonderful news that our efforts towards enhanced quality and performance are paying off, as evidenced by various metrics. The 2010 results show that our IEEE Signal Processing Magazine continues to rank first in terms of its impact factor among all publications in the Electrical Engineering field for the second year in a row. The IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing ranks fifth among all EE Journals in Total Citations.
Section: Publications & Resources
The IEEE SPS Technical Committee on Multimedia Signal Processing is now inviting proposals to host the IEEE International Workshop on Multimedia Signal Processing (MMSP) in 2013. The submission deadline is September 15, 2011.
Section: Publications & Resources
A change to how Fellow nomination forms are submitted will take place for the 2013 Fellow Class. Previously, nominations were submitted either by hard copy or through the Fellow online application. After allowing both methods for many years, the Fellow Committee and the IEEE Board of Directors approved the change to go completely electronic. The 2013 Fellow Class will be the first class where all the forms (nominations, references, endorsements) will have to be submitted electronically. No hard copy forms will be accepted for any reason.
