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    WIPH 2009 - 2009 International Workshop on Wireless Pervasive Healthcare (WiPH 2009)

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    Category WIPH 2009

    Deadline: January 31, 2009 | Date: March 31, 2009

    Venue/Country: London, U.K.

    Updated: 2010-06-04 19:32:22 (GMT+9)

    Call For Papers - CFP

    Call for papers

    Aim of the workshop

    Wireless access for pervasive healthcare is an emerging cross-disciplinary subject, focusing on the research and developments of pervasive and ubiquitous wireless technologies in order to improve the quality of healthcare and wellness. With the recent advances in hardware design and wireless communications, the evolution of new generations of embedded wireless devices, which facilitates reliable, comprehensive, and high-standard healthcare, has attracted intensive attention from both industries and academic institutes. Particularly, developments in wireless infrastructure, such as body-area networks or pervasive health-monitoring system, have proved beneficial to deliver telemedicine services regardless of a patient's physical location. However, there still exist many challenges to overcome before the real marketing stage due to requirements for reliable signal propagation characteristics, low network latency, low packet loss, robust data and image transmission, and the great need for safe, secure, and dependable operation. In addition, cost issue is another key concern for worldwide utilization of wireless devices for pervasive healthcare.

    The aim of the workshop is to bring together both the industry and academia to present and discuss the problems, challenges, directions, and state-of-art in the fields of wireless access for pervasive healthcare. The workshop will try to build a bridge between the industry and academic research so that future collaborations between two sectors can be identified. In addition, we welcome demos of state-of-the-art products.

    Detailed instructions for paper submission can be found in: http://www.pervasivehealth.org/submission.shtml

    Topics of Interests (not limited to)

    Topics of interest relating to wireless access techniques for healthcare are (but not limited to):

    New network architectures

    RF techniques

    Propagation models, such as on-body/in-body propagation channel models

    Transmission technologies and baseband signal processing

    Health sensing techniques

    Health imaging and localization by large bandwidth communications, for example UWB

    Mobile, wearable and implantable sensor integration

    Ambient and home based technologies

    Sensors and mobile devices for continuous patient monitoring

    Wireless sensor networks for hospitals, operating rooms, elderly monitoring, and other applications

    WSN network performance modeling: methodology and evaluation

    Cross-layer solutions to render WSN performance power-aware

    WSNs application design aspects: patient monitoring

    Enabling technologies for future medical devices and systems

    Embedded, real-time, networked system infrastructures

    Robust, verifiable, fault-tolerant networking protocols

    Real-time data acquisition, processing and analysis

    QoS and resource management

    Cognitive radio and dynamic spectrum sharing techniques

    Distributed control of wearable and implantable medical devices

    Security and privacy issues

    Testbeds, prototypes, and other novel applications

    Electromagnetic interference by wireless devices on medical equipment

    Interoperability and standardization

    Important dates

    Paper submission: Janunary 31, 2009

    Notification to Authors: February 20, 2009

    Camera Ready: February 27, 2009

    Workshop dates: March 31, 2009


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