Paper Submission

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Papers must be formatted according to the instructions in the ICIP 2014 Paper Kit.

If this is your first time to submit a paper to ICIP, please read the entire paper kit carefully to verify that your paper document is formatted correctly and that you have all the information you need before starting your paper submission. The paper kit contains detailed instructions on formatting your document and completing the submission process, as well as a description of how the review process works and how to prepare for your presentation at the conference if your paper is accepted.

If you are a returning author, you should review the paper kit, and note that the paper kit contains expanded information about the review process and preparing for a presentation at ICIP 2014.

If you are submitting to a special session, you must select the topic corresponding to the special session, although we recommend that you also select several more topics as well to aid in the reviewing process. Please note that the submission deadline, paper format, and review process for special-session papers are the same as those for regular papers.

ICIP 2014 requires that each accepted paper be presented by one of the authors in-person at the conference site according to the schedule published. Any paper accepted into the technical program, but not presented on-site will be withdrawn from the official proceedings archived on IEEE Xplore. See the No-Show Policy for further details.

Papers must include a short discussion on relation to prior work in the field. The discussion is not required to be in a separate section alone.

Papers may optionally include a 5th page containing only references.

Papers which are missing the statement of relation to prior work or which have a 5th page with ANY non-reference content, will be rejected without review. See the ICIP 2014 Paper Kit for full details.

Authors are required to submit material that is original and that has not been published, or submitted for consideration, elsewhere. Author misconduct, including fabrication of results and plagiarism of the work of others, shall be subject to sanctions by IEEE under the rules of Member Conduct.

 

Submission deadline for regular papers as well as special-session papers is January 31, 2014 February 14, 2014.

The deadline has passed and the paper-submission system is closed