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Section: For Volunteers
State of the Society - ICASSP 2015
Society President Alex Acero presents the State of the Society at the IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP), April 2015 Brisbane, Australia. Highlights include
Section: Education & Training
Build Your Career in Signal Processing
Section: For Volunteers
Signal Processing Society Frequently Asked Questions Q. What is a quorum and how it applies to voting?A quorum of a Board or Committee shall be a majority of those members having voting rights. A majority of the legal votes cast by members of the Board or Committee present at a regularly convened meeting shall be necessary for the conduct of business.Q. What are the voting rules?
Section: For Volunteers
SPS provides access to a wide range of governance documents, membership development reports, and a repository of Board agendas and minutes for volunteers. Please note that some materials may be restricted to Society-level Boards or Committees.
Section: For Volunteers
Section: Education & Training
Program MissionThe Micro Mentoring Experience (MiME) program is a new program sponsored by SPS that will take place during SPS flagship conferences (ICASSP and ICIP). This program aims to enhance the conference experience for first-time conference attendees and other society members that believe they can benefit from a short-time mentoring experience during the conferences.
Section: Education & Training
SPS Mentors for SigMA Program
Section: Education & Training
The following is a list of Signal Processing Society's distinguished lecturers.
Section: Education & Training
The following is a list of Signal Processing Society's distinguished industry speakers.
Section: Education & Training
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.
