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General Information

Contributed Papers should be written in English. Papers submitted to IIT’06 must be original and previously unpublished. It is expected they will describe new contributions to the areas outlined in the Scope of the Conference. A full paper of not more than 5 pages including abstract in standard IEEE double column format is requested. At least one author of each accepted paper must register for the conference if the paper is to be included in the program.

Papers will be reviewed by peers in a process whereby the author is known to the reviewers but the author will not know who reviews their paper. Conference contributions will be reviewed by two independent referees. If the paper is accepted for presentation, it must be presented by one of its authors.

The proceedings will be reviewed and printed in BLACK AND WHITE only. All participants will receive a CD-ROM, so it is acceptable to use color in your contributions. However, please note that it is your responsibility to ensure that your contribution is still readable in black and white, as the proceedings will form the primary record of the conference in libraries, etc.

Submission Guidelines

Electronic Paper Submission

Technical papers must be submitted in an electronic form via the IIT 2006 Technical Paper Submission Site - Hard Copies are not accepted. The instructions below are intended to guide you through the Initial Paper Submission process for IIT 2006.

Paper Format

Prospective authors must electronically submit their initial  paper in PDF by the stated paper submission deadline.. Authors must use the IEEE double-column format indicated in the MS Word Template. Authors are encouraged to convert their own papers from MS Word to PDF. Make sure that the paper, including figures, does not exceed 5 pages, and the file size is less than 2 MB.

Paper Selection Criteria

All submissions must be in English. Papers will be selected based on the following factors:

• Originality: The paper must be unique and significant.

• Quantitative content: The summary should give an explicit description of the work with complete supporting data and adequate references to the existing literature.

• Quality: Clarity of the writing and figures. What is the context of the contribution to previous work?

•  Interest to IIT membership: Why should this work reported at this conference?