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SMC-IT 2011
TOPICS OF INTEREST

Reliable Software

Autonomy & Automation

CubeSat Software

Space Cybersecurity

Robotics Software

Engineering Design Tools

Fault Management

Real-Time Embedded Systems

Machine Vision

Image Processing

Flight Computing

Novel Applications

Mission Architecture Design

Operations Technologies

Middleware Services

Knowledge Management

Integrated System Health Management

Astronaut Support IT

Science Software Applications

On-board vs Ground Computing

Space Communications

Smart Instruments

Mission Assurance IT

Software Architectures & Tools


SCHEDULE

OCTOBER 1, 2010
Call for Full Papers and Mini-Workshop Summaries

NOVEMBER 1, 2010
Author Submission Website Open

DECEMBER 31, 2010
Call for Full Papers and Mini-Workshop Summaries

MARCH 20, 2011
Author Acceptance Notification

MAY 19, 2011
Early Bird Registration Opens

MAY 19, 2011
Preliminary Program Announced

MAY 20, 2011
Camera Ready Manuscripts Due (incorporating reviewer comments) for upload to the IEEE CPS website

JULY 1, 2011
Regular Registration Opens

AUGUST 2 - 4, 2011
Conference


SMC-IT 2011 TOURS
(August 5, 2011)

USGS, Menlo Park Tour


 

NASA Ames Research Center Tour


 

Computer History Museum


 

Intel Museum (on your own)
Intel Museum


 

Hiller Aviation Museum

Ames Wind TunnelCrowne Plaza Cabana HotelComputer-History-MuseumAmes Pleiades SupercomputerIntel 80 Core Teraflops Research Wafer
NOTE: To receive future announcements, please send a blank email to:
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SMC-IT 2011
SPEAKER PRESENTATION GUIDELINES

ORAL PRESENTATION INFORMATION

Speakers should prepare their presentations in MS Powerpoint 2003 (or later) format or Adobe Acrobat format, and if possible, submit those to the conference website no later than July 28, 2011. At the conference, they will be uploaded onto the computer resident in the auditorium, and also later distributed in a DVD-ROM published after the Conference. Speakers making presentations in the contributed part of the program (August 4) should structure their talk for 25 minutes plus 5 minutes Q&A and change over for the following speaker. Mini-Workshop speakers should contact their respective Mini-Workshop organizer about their speaking times.

If the speaker has specialized multimedia presentation requirements (e.g., video DVD, interactive web demos, etc), please contact the SMC-IT organizing committee at info@smc-it.org) for further discussion on what we may be able to accomodate on-site.

We also ask that speakers meet with their session chair at least 15 minutes prior to the beginning of your speaking session in the meeting room where you will be giving your talk. Please introduce yourself and indicate if you have any special requirements. The session chair will review any special logistics with that session. And if you haven't already submitted a soft copy of your presentation by that point in time, please leave a copy with the session chair after your talk and before you leave the session.

HOW, WHERE, AND WHEN TO SUBMIT:

If possible, please email / upload your presentation by end of day July 28, 2011, and we will be able to validate that your presentation will work with the conference room computer ahead of time. After this date, or if you plan to use your own notebook computer to project from, please plan on bringing a electronic copy (CD-ROM or memory stick) to the conference that can be transferred to a conference computer at the registration desk or meeting room after your arrival.

HOW TO SUBMIT: Electronic submission can be either by (1) email to info@smc-it.org or (2) if the file is too large to email, you can upload directly to our server through your web browser:

http://smc-it.org/upload/
Username: scriptorium
Password: #album$.

The file naming convention is up to you, but we recommend including your last name and paper number (if applicable) in the file name or email subject field. Please:

  • avoid using non-alphanumeric characters and spaces
  • limit character strings to 30 or less
  • add the appropriate (e.g., .ppt or .pdf) extension to your file

You will receive an email confirmation after a successful upload.

Note that we can accommodate files up to 500MB with both the approaches outlined above. If your needs exceed that, please drop us a note and we can provide alternative methods to get the files to us.

USING YOUR OWN NOTEBOOK COMPUTER:

If you use special presentation software or embedded mpeg/quicktime movies in your presentation, you may wish to present from your own notebook computer. This is generally fine, but we encourage you to test the setup during the break period prior to your session to validate compatibility with the resident meeting room projector (which will have a standard VGA connection). We still require you to submit an electronic copy (ppt or pdf) to the conference, no later than the day of your talk. Assistants will be available in each meeting room and the registration desk to help with this if needed.

MINI-WORKSHOP SPEAKERS

Please follow the instructions provided by your mini-workshop organizers as to presentation duration, Q&A time allocation, and format. However, we do require you to provide the conference with a soft copy of your presentation for inclusion in the post-conference DVD-ROM. Please follow the same email/upload instructions as discussed earlier for contributed papers.

For information, contact us at info@smc-it.org