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VDAT2011, the 15th VLSI Design And Test Symposium is scheduled during July 7-9, 2011, at Pune, India.
Theme: VLSI and Embedded System Solutions for Automotive Electronics
The three-day event will include Full-day tutorials on July 7th, and the conference during July 8-9, that includes presentations of selected papers, keynote and invited talks, panel discussions on topics related to VLSI design.
While VDAT invites papers in all areas of VLSI and Embedded Design/Test, papers dealing with the design and testing of automotive electronics are especially solicited. A separate category called Automotive Electronics will be available at the time of submission of papers.
Download VDAT 2011 Call for participation PDF 60 KB.
Topics
Authors are invited to submit unpublished work in the below areas:
Area A - VLSI and Embedded Systems for Medical Applications and Healthcare
Area B - VLSI and Embedded Systems for Energy Conversion, including Solar Inversion
Area C - VLSI and Embedded Systems for Communications and Computing
Area D - VLSI and Embedded Systems for Other Applications, including Rural
Area E - System Integration and Test, and VLSI Chip Design and Test
Download Call for participation PDF 80KB
Important dates
Last Date for Submission – 2 March, 2011
(For Papers, 1-hr Embedded tutorials, and Full-day/half-day tutorials)
Last Date for Intimation of Acceptance – April 22, 2011
Last Date for Authors to confirm their participation – April 29, 2011
Last Date for Camera-ready of accepted papers – June 1, 2011
Last Date for Presentation foils of accepted papers – June 7, 2011
Initial submission
Online submission details will be updated shortly.
Visit Paper submission for details on online submission.
We invite technical papers, embedded tutorials, and full-day or half-day tutorial proposals. For the technical papers and embedded tutorial proposals, author/s must not reveal their identity
All submitting authors must become members of the vdat@yahoogroups.com mailing list, through which, updates on the symposium will be notified. Visit VDAT Yahoo group and click Join this group
Technical papers and embedded tutorials
Authors are invited to submit unpublished work in a maximum of 10 A4 size pages including figures, appendices and references. For Embedded tutorials (1 hour duration), the proposals must include the full papers.
The submissions will undergo double-blind reviews: authors must not indicate their names or affiliations anywhere in the text, and if possible, in the references. The submissions should represent original contributions and should not have been submitted to other forums, printed journals or conferences.
Please indicate the area clearly when you make the submission. The area must also be indicated in the first page of the manuscript, below the title. Please do not submit survey papers.It is assumed that at least one author will register and attend the conference to present the paper.
Full-day or half-day tutorial proposals
Authors may also submit proposals for full-day (6 hours' duration) or half-day (3 hours' duration) tutorials in the areas mentioned above. In this case, you must clearly indicate by placing the text Tutorial Submission below the title and providing the details of the speaker(s). Each tutorial submission must consist of an extended abstract. We encourage tutorials in the emerging areas.Tutorial proposals should have
(i) Tutorial title and short summary (in about 200 words)
(ii) Name, affiliation and contact details of the co-ordinating presenter and all other co-presenters
(iii) Target audience and prerequisites along with beneficial impact of the tutorial on the intended participants (in about 75 words)
(iv) detailed tutorial program, delineated sub-topic-wise description of the structure with time duration of each (in about 2000 words)
Download Tutorial Proposal format in PDF
Panel discussions
Panel discussion proposals must be submitted together with details of the topics, their relevance, and the conflicts they will address, together with names of panelists.
Subject area categories for paper submissions
Alternate Energy
Battery Management
Biomechanics and Rehabilitation Engineering
Biomedical Applications
Biomedical Electronics
Biomedical Signal Processing
Communications and Computing
Computer applications in Medicine
Digital X-Ray
Energy Conversion
Energy Harvesting
Environment Preservation
Medical Electronics Solutions
Medical image Compression
Medical imaging
Medical instrumentation and Measurements
Power Management
Precision Agriculture
Rural Applications
Rural Communication
Smart Phones
Solar/PV Inverters
System integration and Test
Telehealth
Telemedicine
Ultrasound
VLSI Chip Design and Test
Submission Guidelines
Online submissions
All submissions would be carried online through the Microsoft's Conference Management Service website:
https://cmt.research.microsoft.com/VDAT2011/Default.aspx
Visit Paper submission for details on online submission.
Initial submissions should only be in PDF, with a max. 5MB size limit. Authors must follow the page formatting as with the final submission mentioned below.
Reviews
All submissions undergo a blind review process, through a panel of reviewers formed by the technical program committee. The reviewers would be experts in their respective fields.
For papers, author/s identities should not be revealed in any form in the PDF to aid blind review. Submissions not adhering to this criteria will not be considered for review.
Paper selection
The list of accepted papers are put up on the website, and the authors of all submitted papers are notified individually on the status. The papers are suitably categorized as Regular papers, Short papers and Embedded or Short tutorials by the review committee.
Final submission (of accepted papers)
Authors of accepted papers will be required to submit full papers, and Presentation Foils of their talks in Power Point or PDF format. Final submissions (full papers and presentations) will be made available as Proceedings. Please visit guidelines to authors on homepage and http://vlsi-india.org/docs/i2a-doc.html for page formatting guidelines.
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