General Information

The purpose of ICITA’2005 is to provide a platform for academics and engineers in all IT areas to meet, exchange ideas, and establish professional networks. It is a forum to focus on specific disciplinary research, as well as on multi-disciplinary studies. The uniqueness of ICITA is that it crosses narrowly defined subject areas and gathers researchers from not only technical areas, but also from social science areas. Topics include, but are not limited to, the following research areas/fields:

Topic 1: IT in National Security
Topic 2: IT for Anti-Terrorist Technology Innovations (ATTI)
Topic 3: Security
Topic 4: Telecommunication and Networking
Topic 5: Mobile Communications
Topic 6: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Intelligence and Imformation Fusion
Topic 7: Computer Vision and Image Processing
Topic 8: Multimedia
Topic 9: Agents, Datamining and Ontologies
Topic 10: System Management
Topic 11: Distributed and Parallel Computing
Topic 12: IT in Education and Health
Topic 13: Computer Graphics and Visualization
Topic 14: Bioinformatics
Topic 15: Computer and Communication Systems
Topic 16: Signal Processing
Topic 17: Advanced Robotics
Topic 18: Cognitive Technologies
Topic 19: Software Engineering

More topics can be found at the special sessions of ICITA'2005.

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Venue and Date

The conference will be held at the Mercure Hotel (City/CBD) in the central area of Olympic City - Sydney, Australia from 4th-7th July, 2005.

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Paper Submission

Authors are invited to submit an electronic soft-copy of their draft paper (up to about 6 pages - double columns, single space, font size of 10 to 12), in Adobe PDF format. Please see Format Instructions for more details. On-line paper submission is available HERE.

The first page should include the title, the name of author(s), affiliation, mailing address, fax number, e-mail address and areas.

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Publications

Submitted papers will be fully refereed by at least two reviewers. Accepted papers will be published at the conference proceedings published by IEEE Computer Society. All accepted papers will be indexed by IEEE Xplore. Accepted papers may blso be selected for journal publication.

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Proposals for Conference Sessions and Tutorials

The conference is calling for people to create and organize conference sessions and tutorials. Proposals for conference sessions and tutorials should include the following information:

1. Name, position and contact information of proposer,
2. Name of session or tutorial, and
3. A short description of the session or tutorial.

Each session is expected to have minimum 6 papers for presentation. Proposals should be submitted by email to: icita05@it.uts.edu.au no later than 13th December, 2004.

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Current Sponsors

IEEE NSW Section

Faculty of Information Technology, UTS

Institute for Information and Communication Technologies, UTS

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Important Dates

Full paper due: 13th December, 2004 (Extended to 4th January, 2005)
Proposals for tutorials and sessions due: 13th December, 2004
Notification of acceptance: 7th March, 2005
Regiatration due: 4th April, 2005
Camera-ready paper due: 8th April, 2005
ICITA’2005: 4th~7th July, 2005

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