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Chair: Haidawati Mohamad NasirEmail: haidanasir@yahoo.com
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Section: Publications & Resources
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.Updated: March 2025
Section: Publications & Resources
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
Please refer to the documents below:SPS Paper Timeline - 1 SPS Paper Timeline - 2
Section: Publications & Resources
Publication: IEEE Transactions on Computational Imaging
Editor-in-Chief:Gonzalo ArceUniversity of Delaware, USAEmail EIC Email SPS Publications Office
Section: Community & Involvement
SPS offers a variety of resources to its Student, Graduate Student, and Young Professional members, connecting them to career development opportunities, networking events, conference discounts, travel grants, and more.
Section: Community & Involvement
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