Workshop

NDT 2009 (IEEE Sponsored) will host a number of workshops addressing different areas related to digital technologies that complement the main NDT 2009 conference.

We invite workshop organizers to send proposals as instructed below.

Workshops are intended to serve as an intensive collaborative forum for exchanging late breaking ideas and theories in an evolutionary stage. We encourage prospective workshop organizers to submit proposals for highly-interactive workshops focusing on either in-depth analysis or broad-ranging approaches to areas related to digital technologies.

Important Dates

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

A workshop proposal should be about 2-5 pages long and contain the following information:

1. Title;
2. Summary;
3. Topics;
4. Format and duration;
5. Organizers (attach short CVs, limit of 2 pages each);
6. Proposed program committee;
7. Expected submission and acceptance rate;
8. Type (academic and/or industrial) and number of expected participants;
9. Significance in relation to topics of the main conference;
10. and
11. Details of any previous workshops

Proceedings of the NDT 2009 workshops will be published as a single volume of IEEE to be distributed at the NDT 2009 conference. The workshop papers of NDT 2009 will be indexed in IEEE Xplore.

Workshop proposals are reviewed based on the quality of the proposal, its relation to the main NDT topics, and the likelihood to attract enough participants.

All the workshop papers should be limited to 6 pages in IEEE format.

Workshop proposals should be submitted by email to ndt@dirf.org.

Modified version of the selected papers will appear in the special issues of the following peer reviewed journals.

1. Journal of Digital Information Management (ISSN 0972 7272)
2. International Journal of Autonomic Computing (IJAC)
3. Journal of Information Assurance and Security
4. Neural Network World
5. International Journal of Computer Science and Software Technology