the 5th International Conference (SETIT 2009): TUNISIA

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SETIT 2009 CALL FOR PAPERS The 5th International Conference on Sciences of Electronic, Technology of Information and Telecommunications



22-26 March 2009 Hammamet, Tunisia
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The 5th International Conference on Sciences of Electronic, Technology of Information and Telecommunications SETIT 2005 will be held in hammamet, Tunisia 22-26 March 2009. Authors are invited to submit papers describing new advances in Sciences of Electronic, Technologies of Information and Telecommunications.



We welcome papers that may be theoretical, conceptual, descriptive in nature, or a survey of the state of the art. Accepted Papers will be published in the Conference Proceedings, as a Book Chapter with an ISBN Number



Papers are solicited in the following areas:



Information Processing Signal Processing Image and Video Multimedia Networks Electronic Applications



Important Dates


31 September 2008 Deadline Submission
31 November 2008 Acceptance/Rejection Notification
31 December 2008 Final Manuscript Due
22-26 March 2009 Conference SETIT 2009.

Your propositions are welcome (they can be made either in French or in English). The paper submission is on-line at:

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We are waiting for seeing you in SETIT 2009


Thanks in advance Organizing committee



Pr Med Salim BOUHLEL Co-Chairman SETIT


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