Special Sessions
The Organizing Committee of the IEEE IRI 2011 Conference is pleased to announce four Special Sessions: power and energy, health informatics, robotics, energy and education.
Special Session on Power and Energy (CFP)
| Special Session Chairs: | Suresh Vadhva, California State University, USA |
Topics on the Future of Power and Energy include, but are not limited to:
- Automated Systems
- Demand Response
- Home area Network
- Distributed Generation
- Micro Grid
- Power System Planning
- Power System Protection
- Renewable Energy Resources
- Rules, Policies and Standards
- Smart Grid
Special Session on Health Informatics (CFP)
| Special Session Chairs: | Tansel Özyer, TOBB University, Ankara Turkey | |
| Jia Zeng, Baylor College of Medicine, Huston, TX, USA | ||
| Keivan Kianmehr, University of Western Ontario, London, ON, Canada |
Topics in health informatics include, but are not limited to, the following areas:
- Machine learning and data mining techniques
- Resource management and optimization
- Information integration and sharing in biomedicine
- Language parsing methods in biomedicine
- Data analysis and disease biomarker prediction
- e-health and web-based information services
- Evaluation and use of information technology in healthcare
- Healthcare applications of mobile and pervasive technologies
- Visualization
- Human-computer interaction
- Decision support systems
- Computer aided diagnosis.
Special Session on Robotics
Topics in robotics include, but are not limited to, the following areas:
- Manipulation
- Robot control
- Swarm intelligence
- Bio-inspired robotics
- Human-robot interaction
- Human-centric autonomous systems
- Information integration in robotics
- Intelligent information processing in robotics
- Modeling and simulation in robotics
- Machine learning techniques for robot systems
- Sensor networks in robotics
- Computer vision
- Evolutionary robotics
- Rehabilitation robotics
- Service robotics
- Entertainment robotics
- Humanoid robotics.
Special Session in Education
Topics in education include, but are not limited to, the following areas:
- Sustainability
- Educational software and development
- Educational technologies using information system and integration
- Integration of computers, internet, multimedia for educational purposes
- E-learning and distance teaching
- Multimedia and web-based education
- Learning models for next generation curricula
- Information re-use in applied science and engineering courses
- Reusable information/leaning objects
- Reusable knowledge components
- Reusable learning systems
- Instructional improvement and deployment using information reuse and integration
- Information technology and integration in education
- Models and experience with reuse and integration in intelligent computer-assisted instruction.
Special Session in Energy
Topics in energy include, but are not limited to, the following areas:
- Information re-use in the public sector
- Renewable energy
- Re-use in energy generation
Authors who have special interests in any of these four areas are invited to submit papers through the IRI paper submission web site; please designate the special track for which you are submitting your paper. For further information, please contact: Dr. Gordon Lee at: glee@mail.sdsu.edu
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