Call for Papers

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The Third European DSP Education and Research Conference is a unique event for DSP Educators, Researchers, and Third-Party Developers from around the world to share advances in the field of digital signal processing. The feedback from the 1998 Conference was outstanding: 199 delegates attended from 32 countries, and they strongly recommended that TI should repeat the event!

Therefore, we are pleased to announce this Call for Papers for the Third European DSP Education and Research Conference, to be held at the Ecole Supérieure d'Ingénieurs en Electrotechnique et Electronique (ESIEE), Noisy le Grand, Paris, on the 20th & 21^st September 2000.

Each paper should describe in detail the use of TMS320 DSP in a signal processing application and may cover single or multiple research projects, or a teaching activity.

An abstract written in English as a Word 6 or 97 document should be submitted by the 27^th March 2000, preferably by e-mail. It should be no longer than one page, and include the author's name, address, phone and fax numbers and e-mail address. Authors will be notified of acceptance of their paper by the 1^st May, following assessment by a panel of TI DSP experts. Papers will be selected for presentation in one of three ways: Formal Presentation, Poster Session, or classroom-based Workshop. Please tell us if you have a preference. Completed camera-ready manuscripts are due by the 30^th June.

All papers accepted for presentation will appear in the Conference Proceedings and may also appear in other TI publications.

Topics of interest include:
Teaching	Tools	Communications	Multimedia	Control
Facilitation of student project work	Development tools	Wireless	Image & Graphic Processing	Digital control
Real-time curriculum development: materials & lab work	Debuggers	Broadband	Parallel Processing	Motor control
Theory vs. practical	Compilers	Internet/VOIP	Novel User Interfaces
Simulation vs. real time	Simulation	Modems
When to introduce DSP into the curriculum	Interfacing with MatLab	Speech processing & recognition

Conference Secretariat:	Key Dates:
Kate Borrill - The University Programme Texas Instruments, M/S 45 821 Avenue Jack Kilby Ville Villleneuve Loubet, 06271 Cedex France	Abstract Submission: : 27^th March 2000
Tel: +33 493 22 2109	Notification of Acceptance by: 1st May
Fax: +33 493 22 2571	Final Manuscript to TI: 30^th June
E-mail: k-borrill@ti.com