Invited Sessions

Invited sessions offer focused discussions on specialized topics. A prospective invited session organizer should send a proposal, including a session title, a short synopsis, a bio-sketch of the organizer with a publication list, to the appropriate Symposium Chair. Upon approval of the proposal, the invited session organizer shall invite submissions, conduct reviews on the submissions, and recommend accepted papers to the Symposium Chair who reserves the right to reject any papers of poor quality.

An invited session usually has 6 papers; however, in the event that an invited session ends up with fewer than the number of papers required to form a session, the Symposium Chair may move some appropriate papers from regular sessions to the invited session. On the other hand, if an invited session has more than the number of papers for one session, it may be split into multiple sessions or even a track.

All invited session organizers will be acknowledged in the conference proceedings.

Important Dates and Instructions for Invited Session Organizers

November 22, 2008: (1) Invited Session Organizers enter or have the authors enter author/paper information for the recommended papers into the conference system (be sure to select the appropriate Invited Session as Paper Topic while filling out the online form), and (2) send a list recommended paper titles, author names, and contact author emails to the conference email account csie2009 <AT> world-research-institutes.org, so that the official acceptance notifications can be sent out to the invited session authors at the same time as the regular sessions, i.e., on December 15, 2008.

January 15, 2009: Deadline for Author Registration and Final Paper Submissions to the IEEE final paper system (detailed instructions will be given in the acceptance emails).

Invited Sessions and Organizers

Fernando Tinetti, Universidad Nacional de La Plata (UNLP), Argentina:  "Parallel/Distributed Computing and Supercomputing"
 

Ezendu Ariwa, London Metropolitan University, UK: "Green Computing and Facilities Management"

Om Prakash Rishi, Birla Institute of Technology at Jaipur, India: "Intelligent E-Learning Systems"