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CALL FOR PAPERS: 44th IEEE International Carnahan Conference on Security Technology

Greetings!

Call For Papers Announcement
The 44th IEEE International Carnahan Conference on Security Technology will be held in San Jose, California at the Dolce Hayes Mansion Hotel, October 12-15, 2010. This email announces the schedule for submittal of abstracts. Abstracts may be submitted electronically through the web site or via email.

Abstracts are due for this year’s ICCST by 30 March, 2010, with notification of acceptance to be provided by 31 May.

Please visit the conference web site at www.ieee.org/iccst for more information on abstract submittal!

This annual conference is the world’s longest-running, international technical symposium on security technology. This conference is a forum for collaboration on all aspects of physical, cyber and electronic security research, development, systems engineering, testing, evaluation, operations and sustainment. The ICCST facilitates the exchange of ideas and sharing of information on both new and existing technology and systems. Conference participants are encouraged to consider the impact of their work on society. The ICCST provides a foundation for support to authorities and agencies responsible for ecurity, safety and law enforcement in the use of available and future technology.

Please consider submitting an abstract for the conference this year!

Conference Topics Include:
1. Sensor and detection technology, including sensor webs and signal fusion
2. Advanced video systems, automatic monitoring, automatic threat recognition
3. Alarm monitoring, command and control systems, including human factors
4. Threat identification and modeling
5. Information security, encryption, privacy
6. Cyber security and malware protection
7. Wireless communications security including spectrum use and encryption
8. Biometrics including voice, hand, print, face and other characteristics
9. Access control and identity management
10. Barrier technology and modeling
11. Inspection
12. Less-than-lethal weapons technology
13. Counter-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction
14. Airport and transportation security
15. Emergency operations and management
16. Local, state and national interoperability
17. Network-centric systems, deployment, operations and life-cycle management and forensics technologies
18. System engineering and modeling
19. Operator training and performance
20. User experiences of operating security systems including testing
21. Vulnerability analysis and modeling
22. Impact on society of security technology

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at dpritch@ieee.org, or at the address below. You may also contact the conference co-chairman, Mr. Navid Jam (njam@sandia.gov). Thank you for your consideration.

Best Regards,

Daniel A. Pritchard, DMTS
Chairman, 44th Annual IEEE International Carnahan Conference on Security Technology
Sandia National Laboratories
Security Systems and Technology Center
PO Box 5800 MS 0780
Albuquerque, NM 87185-0780
Voice: 505-844-7444
Cell: 505-350-0385