GSPx 2005 Call for Papers

May 06, 2005 3 Replies

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I am writing on behalf of GSPx 2005 to encourage you to submit



speaker abstract on DSP-related computing applications. The 200 conference featured dozens of papers dedicated to FPGA-base solutions, parallel processing, programming DSPs, algorithms security, SoC design, SoC interconnects, digital filtering, VLS architectures, VoIP, wireless, cryptography and more



Best Regards



Joe Leinewebe



About GSP


GSPx 2005, the premier global digital signal processing event, wil



take place at the Santa Clara Convention Center this October 24 ? 27 GSPx 2005 provides a unique opportunity to share your knowledge wit fellow DSP experts and learn about the latest DSP-related trends in broad range of industries. We encourage you to share your researc with the world?s leading signal processing developers by speaking a GSPx 2005. Nomination details are below.



With 525 papers and more than 250 participating companies, GSPx 200



drew a diverse audience of engineers, developers, project managers industry analysts and senior-level executives from around the world This year, we expect to see an even higher level of participatio from leaders in the DSP community



Call for Paper


Speaker abstracts for GSPx 2005 are now being accepted through May 31


Abstract Deadline: May 31, 200



Notification of Acceptance: June 15, 200


Photo-ready Paper: July 31, 200


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· Model Driven Architecture


· Distributed Processing in a Net-Centric System Environmen


· Distributed Processing in a Horizontally Integrated Syste

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· High Performance COTS Processing System


· Software Portability/Reuse Across Processing Architecture


· Issues in Large (>100 Processor nodes) Multi-Processo

Architectures


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· Medical Imagin


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Radar Imagin


· Synthetic Aperture Rada


· Doppler Beam Sharpenin


· Inverse Synthetic Aperture Rada




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· Encryption: IPsec, SSL/TLS, Public Key Generatio


· Video Surveillanc


· Biometric




Speech Processin


· WAN


· LA


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· Optica


· Infrastructur




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· Compression: H.264, MPEG4, VC-1, Wavelets, JPEG200


· Broadcast: DVB-H, DMB, ISDB-T, DVB-


· Telephon


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Wireles


· GPR


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· 3.5


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· 802.15.3a (UWB


· 802.16 (WiMax


· SDR (Software Defined Radio


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Hi,

I am about to start with my DVI implementation. Since I need some testbench, I thought I could log the dvi signals using a logic analyser and add that data with a script to my vhdl testbench.

How would you generate a DVI test-stream? Write a little C programm that generates the Data instead of loggin? That would be one source of error more though.

Any suggestions or ideas?

regards, Benjamin

Hi,

I am about to start with my DVI implementation. Since I need some testbench, I thought I could log the dvi signals using a logic analyser and add that data with a script to my vhdl testbench.

How would you generate a DVI test-stream? Write a little C programm that generates the Data instead of loggin? That would be one source of error more though.

Any suggestions or ideas?

regards, Benjamin

Hi,

sorry, I hit the wrong button.

regards, Benjamin

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