ICCST 2018: IEEE International Carnahan Conference on Security Technology Holiday Inn Montreal Centreville Montreal, Canada, October 22-25, 2018 |
Conference website | http://ieee-iccst.org |
Submission link | https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iccst-2018 |
Abstract registration deadline | March 30, 2018 |
Submission deadline | March 30, 2018 |
The IEEE International Carnahan Conference on Security Technology
This international conference is a forum for all aspects of physical, cyber and electronic security research, development, systems engineering, testing, evaluation, operations and sustainment. The ICCST facilitates the exchange of ideas and sharing of information on both new and existing technology and systems. Conference participants are encouraged to consider the impact of their work on society. The ICCST provides a foundation for support to authorities and agencies responsible for security, safety and law enforcement in the use of available and future technology.
Submitting Your Abstract
Abstract Submission Requirements Abstract Due Date: 30 March 2018
This year the ICCST Technical Program Committee requires the submission of an enhanced content Abstract compared to that of previous years. Please follow the instructions below when preparing your Abstract submission to provide sufficient information for us to determine the acceptance of your submission. Submissions now include two parts together forming a complete abstract submission and are the foundation of your full paper if accepted.
Introductory Section - this provides a brief introduction to the topic and a high level summary of the main work and conclusions of the paper. It should be a maximum of 300 words in length and can form the Abstract section of your final paper submission.
Evaluation Section - the most essential part of your submission. It provides the Technical Program Committee with detail of the content of your work for evaluation of its acceptance to the conference. Inclusion of selected graphs, tables, formulations, diagrams, or images to explain the work within the page limitation is encouraged. It should be a maximum of two pages (not including the Introductory Section), and include the following information:
• A short introduction or background of the work (not the same as the Introductory Section).
• Summary of main thesis, data, experimental, and/or theoretical results.
• Summary of analysis and main findings and significance of the work in its field.
UPLOAD your COMBINED ABSTRACT (Introductory Section and Evaluation Section) using the UPLOAD button on the Paper Submission Form on EasyChair.org.
Additional Information
• Abstracts submitted are to be in English, and include a Title, Keywords, Author Data, and a topic number. See listing below for topic numbers.
• Author Data includes three components: (1) Primary Author name, address, phone number and email address. (2) Names of additional authors, and authors’ organization or affiliation (such as company or university). (3) Name of the presenting author.
• Abstracts will be submitted via the www.EasyChair.org website. Use the UPLOAD button to upload your combined abstract.
• Papers will be selected by the ICCST Executive and Technical Program Committee.
• Authors will be notified by 30 April 2018.
• The full text of selected papers will be published in the conference proceedings (available at the conference) and indexed in the IEEE Xplore Digital Library. See ieeexplore.ieee.org for more information.
• A condition of final acceptance and publishing in the conference proceedings is paid registration. Authors are responsible for registration and travel expenses. Authors are eligible for a reduced registration fee.
**NEW FOR ICCST2018 – Awards for Best Papers will be made at this year’s Conference. More details will be available soon under Conference General Information on the website.
List of Topics
- Sensor and detection technology, including sensor webs and signal fusion
- Advanced video systems, automatic monitoring, automatic threat recognition
- Alarm monitoring, command and control systems, including human factors
- Threat identification and modeling
- Information security, encryption, privacy
- Cyber security and malware protection
- Wireless communications security including spectrum use and encryption
- Biometrics including voice, hand, finger, face and other characteristics
- Access control and identity management
- Barrier technology and modeling
- Inspection and forensics technologies
- Less-than-lethal weapons technology
- Counter-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction
- Airport and transportation security
- Emergency operations and management
- Local, state and national interoperability
- Network-centric systems, deployment, operations and life-cycle management
- System engineering and modeling
- Operator training and performance
- User experiences of operating security systems including testing
- Vulnerability analysis and modeling
- Impact of security technology on society
- Security education
Committees
Executive Committee
- Mr. Alfonso Bilbao, SPAIN
- Mr. William Claycomb, USA
- Mr. Ron Clifton, CANADA
- Mr. Yen-Hsyang Chu, Taiwan, ROC
- Mr. Pu Chang En, ROC
- Ms. Virginia Espinosa-Duró, SPAIN
- Mr. Miguel Angel Ferrer, SPAIN
- Mr. Fabio Garzia, ITALY
- Ms. Mala John, INDIA
- Mr. Milos Klima, CZECH REPUBLIC
- Mr. Han Lin, USA
- Mr. Rick Lazarick, USA
- Mr. Daniel A. Pritchard, USA
- Ms. Soodamani Ramalingam, UK
- Mr. Brian G. Rich, CANADA
- Mr. Larry Sanson, USA
- Mr. Adrian Schwaninger, SWITZERLAND
- Mr. Gordon Thomas, UK
- Mr. Francisco Vargas, COLOMBIA
Conference committee
- Mr. Brian Rich, Conference Chairman
- Mr. Gordon Thomas, Technical Program Chair
- Mr. Rick Lazarick, Organizing Committee Member
- Mr. Daniel Pritchard, Publication Chair
- Ms. Miriam Rautiainen, Information Contact
- Ms. Carol Gardner, Conference Treasurer
Venue
The conference will be held in Montreal, Quebec, Canada at the Holiday Inn Centreville Hotel on 999 rue Saint-Urbain.
Contact
All questions about submissions should be emailed to iccst.ieee@gmail.com