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The 7th Asia-Pacific Conference on Communications
17-20 Sep. 2001, Tokyo, Japan

e-mail: contact@apcc2001.ieice.org

The Asia-Pacific Conference on Communications (APCC) provides a forum for greater regional interaction and dissemination of information on the latest developments in the rapidly expanding field of communications. The major objective of APCC is to provide researchers and engineers in the Asia-Pacific region with an opportunity to discuss topics related to advanced telecommunication technologies and services, while at the same time, opening the door to the world. It will focus on the major advances in telecommunications, both happening now and to come in the foreseeable future.

APCC2001 will be held in Tokyo, Japan from 17-20 Sep. 2001 at the site of the University of Electro-Communications and is scheduled in conjunction with IEICE Society Conference which will be held at the same site from 18-21 Sep. APCC2001 will also offer technical visits including to the Yokosuka Research Park which is dedicated to mobile communications.

You are invited to submit papers for presentation at the conference. Papers describing original works in all aspects of communications are invited. The abstract of each paper will be published as the proceedings category in IEICE Transactions on Communications.

Sponsored by

  • The Communications Society of the Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers (IEICE-CS)
Technically Co-Sponsored by
The following has been invited to be associated with the conference:
  • The IEEE Communications Society (IEEE ComSoc)
  • The Korean Institute of Communication Sciences (KICS)

Topics
Areas of interest include, but are not limited to,
  • ATM technologies
  • Access and home networks
  • Active and programmable networks
  • Advanced voice and video communications
  • Antennas and propagations
  • Broadcasting technologies
  • Codings and modulations
  • Communications software
  • Communications theory
  • Computer communications
  • EMC
  • High-density and ad-hoc networks
  • High-speed and high quality internet
  • Human interfaces
  • IP over WDM
  • Information security
  • Intelligent network
  • Intelligent transport systems
  • Internet applications and technologies
  • LAN and MAN technologies
  • MPLS and multi-protocol networks
  • Millimeter-wave technologies
  • Mobile communications
  • Multimedia communications
  • Network middleware
  • Network operations and management
  • Network security
  • Optical communications
  • Personal communications
  • Photonic network technologies
  • Quality assurance management
  • Satellite and space communications
  • Signal processing and communications electronics
  • Switching and routing technologies
  • Teletraffic management and control
  • Virtual private networking
  • Wireless internet
  • Wireless systems and technologies
Submission Guidelines

Prospective authors are requested to submit their manuscripts electronically via the APCC2001 web site.

Papers should follow Microsoft Word’s template (4 two-column pages with 9pt (3,500 words) in ISO A4 paper). The template is provided at the APCC2001 submission page.

An on-line submission form with file (acceptable electronic format is PDF) attachment capability will be available on the APCC2001 web site starting February 2001. Please visit our web site for more details.
http://www.ieice.org/apcc2001/
Please do not miss the designation of the primary technical subject area covered by the paper (as listed above).

Interactive (Poster and Demonstration) Sessions

Proposals for interactive sessions should follow the guidelines for the submission of papers.
We will provide LAN equipment, power supply and LCD displays for demonstration. If you need equipment, please apply by e-mail.
e-mail: contact@apcc2001.ieice.org

Tutorials

You are invited to propose for full-day or half-day tutorials relating to the above areas. Proposals must include an outline, intended audience and a brief biography of the speaker. Please contact us by e-mail for more information.
e-mail: contact@apcc2001.ieice.org

Important Dates

Paper submission due:April 10, 2001(Changed)
Tutorial proposal due:March 31, 2001
Notification of acceptance:May 31, 2001
Early registration due:June 30, 2001
Camera-ready papers/tutorials due:June 30, 2001