Introduction
ITW 2018 solicits and welcomes original contributions on the frontiers of information theory, coding theory and their applications, as well as the frontiers with other fields such as data science, biology and signal processing. The conference structure consists of a daily plenary seminar followed by two parallel paper sessions throughout the day.
Guangzhou, the third largest city in mainland China and known as the "Southern Capital", is renowned for the enterprising spirit and open-mindedness of its people throughout its history of over 2,000 years. The conference attendees will have an opportunity to sample a vibrant local culture and partake in some of the best Cantonese cuisine. The conference venue is the Sun Yat-sen University Kaifeng Hotel, located within the university campus where the attendees can explore many historic architectures and artifacts, including the famous Swacey Hall, Xing Pavilion, Scholar Archway and many others.
The conference provides many opportunities for informal interaction through social events, including the welcome reception on November 25, Pearl River night cruise on November 26, banquet at the Sky No. 1 Restaurant on November 27, and an excursion to Baiyun Mountain on November 28. A pleasant surprise awaits the attendees who stay at the conference through its final day.
We look forward to adding to the tradition of successful ITWs in the mainland, including ITW Beijing 1988 and Chengdu 2006. With appreciation and anticipation, we look forward to welcoming you in Guangzhou.
The general chairs,
Pingzhi Fan, Aria Nosratinia, Li Chen
Committee
Technical Program Committee
- Venkat Anantharam
- Salman Avestimehr
- Thomas Courtade
- Merouane Debbah
- Natasha Devroye
- Lara Dolecek
- Stark Draper
- Michelle Effros
- Salim El Rouayhebm
- Yonina Eldar
- Uri Erez
- Elza Erkip
- Fangwei Fu
- Pulkit Grover
- Saikat Guha
- Deniz Gunduz
- Hin-Hsiu Hsieh
- Yu-Chih Huang
- Tara Javidi
- Navin Kashyap
- Ashish Khisti
- Negar Kiyavash
- Vijay Kumar
- Michael Lentmaier
- Yingbing Liang
- Tie Liu
- Yuan Luo
- Arya Mazumdar
- Soleil Mohajer
- Soheil Mohajer
- Ryuhei Mori
- Urs Niesen
- Ayfer Özgür
- Dimitris Papailiopoulos
- Henry Pfister
- Yury Polyanskiy
- Aditya Ramamoorthy
- Parastoo Sadeghi
- Kenneth Shum
- Osvaldo Simeone
- Alex Sprintson
- Changho Suh
- Antonia Tulino
- Vincent Tan
- Meixia Tao
- Chao Tian
- Sennur Ulukus
- Emanuele Viterbo
- Tadashi Wadayama
- Chih-Chun Wang
- Michèle Wigger
- Gregory Wornell
- Eitan Yaakobi
- Roy Yates
- Aylin Yener
- Raymond Yeung
- Wenyi Zhang
- Zhaoyang Zhang
Call for paper
Important date
Original papers on Information and Coding Theory are encouraged for submission. Our special interests include:
- Information Theory and its Applications
- Frontiers of Coding Theory and Practice
- Boundaries between Information Theory and Data Science, Biology and Signal Processing
- Network Information Theory
- Network Coding and Distributed Storage
- Information Theoretic Security
Guidlines
Authors are encouraged to use LaTex to prepare their manuscript that follows the IEEE conference specifications. Submitted manuscripts should be contained within 5 pages with font size no smaller than 10 points and reasonable margins in all sides. Page numbers should be omitted. Submitted manuscripts should provide sufficient details of the research allowing reviewers to assess the originality and authenticity of the work. If full proof cannot be accommodated within 5 pages, the authors can publicize the supplementary material which can be openly accessed, and provide the specific reference. Duplicated submission to multiple conferences is strictly forbidden, but a conference presentation of a submitted journal manuscript is allowed.
Submit your paper through EDAS by May 18, 2018 June 1, 2018 11:59pm Hawaii Time (UTC-10).
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Important Date
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Conference Date
Nov 25
2018
toNov 29
2018
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Jun 01 2018
Draft paper submission deadline
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Aug 13 2018
Draft Paper Acceptance Notification
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Nov 29 2018
Registration deadline
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