Paper submission is closed!
Forensic experts, scientists, researchers, students and other professionals are invited to submit articles for the proceeding of ICMedia 2012.
The purpose of the articles is the dissemination of scientific work related to forensic analysis of evidence in multimedia and electronic surveillance.
Rules for paper submission:
- Authors must strictly follow the conditions and deadlines established by the Technical Committee.
- Appropriate topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Forensic Audio analysis
- Audio Editing analysis
- Recording device identification
- Audio Enhancement
- Automatic content search
- Recording device identification
- Development and evaluation of tools for forensic audio analysis
- Forensic Video Analysis and Static Images
- Video Editing Analysis
- Recording device identification
- Video Enhancement
- Automatic content search and tracking
- Photogrammetry
- 3D reconstruction
- Development and evaluation of tools for forensic video analysis
- Biometrics
- Forensic Phonetics and Automatic Speech Recognition
- Image Face Recognition and Automatic Face Recognition
- Digital identification
- Facial 3D Reconstruction
- Other Biometrics
- Electronic Surveillance and Security
- Wiretapping (Audio and Video)
- Event recognition and video content tracking
- Efficient Surveillance Systems under Forensic viewpoint
- Forensic analysis of violated/rigged devices and systems
- multimedia encryption
- Related techniques applied to multimedia evidence analysis and electronic surveillance
- Pattern recognition and machine learning
- Digital signal processing
- Digital Video processing
- Computer Vision
- Digital Watermarking
- File carving
- steganography and steganalysis
- Law and Ethics
- Legal and ethical issus related to Electronic Surveillance and Monitoring
- Privacy x biometric database
- Forensic Audio analysis
- The acceptance of the submitted article grant the Organization Committee the rights of graphic reproduction in the ICMedia proceedings that will be available in digital format. Also, the author authorizes the article deposit in the event, Brazilian federal Police and Brazilian National Association of Forensic Experts websites, respectively.
- The authors of accepted articles will receive a registration fee waiver.
- The authors will receive a certificate on the end of the event.
- Authors whose articles have not been accepted will not receive a registration fee waiver.
- The completion of the registration form and abstract submission (60 words minimum, 100 words maximum) marks the beginning of the submission process.
- Next, the author will receive by e-mail the response from the Technical Committee on the abstract acceptance. The abstract acceptance does not necessarily imply on the approval of the article for publication in the event proceedings or conference presentation.
- If the abstract of the article gets approved, the author will receive an e-mail with instructions to submit the full text article. Then the author will receive by e-mail the response from the Technical Committee on the definitive acceptance of the article, with any corrections and deadline date for the final submission of the full text article.
- Submited articles must be written in English or Portuguese, and have a minimum 4 and maximum 8 pages including figures, tables and references.
- Authors must strictly follow the template provided. Authors can download the templates from here.
New Dates:
29/06/2012 - Deadline for abstract submission.
09/07/2012 - Deadline for response of the Technical Committee regarding the acceptance of submitted abstracts.
23/07/2012 - Deadline for authors with approved abstracts to submit the full text article.
06/08/2012 - Deadline for response of the Technical Committee regarding the acceptance of submitted full text articles.
20/08/2012 - Deadline for authors with approved full text articles to submit the full text article.
