Authors should prepare a full paper of up to 4 pages that clearly indicates originality of the work and relevance for the topics given below. The paper should be prepared according to the Paper template, that can be downloaded on the following link (to be added). Accepted papers will be assigned for oral or poster presentation, will be published in the Proceedings of the Symposium and indexed in the Scopus.
Authors have another possibility to submit only an Abstract up to 1 page for the same topics and present their work at the Symposium as oral or poster presentation. The abstract should be prepared according to the Abstract template, that can be downloaded on the following link (to be added). Book of abstracts will be published but will not be indexed.
Regardless of the type of the paper authors will prepare (full paper or only abstract) for the Symposium, a significant number of presented works will be considered for publication in Special Issues of ELSEVIER’s Journal Measurement and Measurement Sensors, and ACTA IMEKO Journal.
TOPICS:
- Sensors and Transducers
- Measurement and Instrumentation for Industrial Applications
- Sensors Interoperability
- Wireless Sensor Networks
- E-Mobility
- Direct Current and Low Frequency Measurements
- Radio Frequency, Microwave and Millimeter Wave Measurements
- Calibration, Metrology and Standards
- Traceability and International Compatibility of Measurements
- Advanced Instrumentation Based on Micro and Nanotechnologies
- Signal and Image processing
- Waveform Analysis and Measurements
- System Identification and Control
- Embedded Systems
- Ambient Systems and Computer-Assisted Living
- Software Measurements
- Biomedical Measurements
- EMC Measurements
- Power and Energy Measurements
- Power Quality Assessment
- Time and Frequency Measurements
- Automated Test and Measurement Systems
- Marine Instrumentation Technology
- Virtual Measurement Systems
- ADC&DAC Modelling and Testing
- Special session 1: TC25 Quantum Measurement and Quantum Information
- Special session 2: Digitizers
- Special session 3: Energy storage