URSI-EMTS 2013
Paper Submission
Topics
Contributions concerning all aspects of electromagnetic theory and its applications are welcome. Novel and innovative contributions are particularly appreciated.Regular Topics:
| Title | Convener | |
|---|---|---|
| R1 | Electromagnetic Theory | Gerhard Kristensson (Sweden) |
| R2 | Mathematical Modeling of EM Problems | Paul Smith (Australia) |
| R3 | Solution to Canonical Problems | Ludger Klinkenbusch (Germany) |
| R4 | Scattering and Diffraction | Kazuya Kobayashi (Japan) and Paul Smith (Australia) |
| R5 | Integral Equation Methods | Don Wilton (USA) |
| R6 | High-Frequency Methods | Hsi-Tseng Chou (Taiwan) |
| R7 | Hybrid Methods | Giuliano Manara (Italy) and Prabhakar Pathak (USA) |
| R8 | Numerical Frequency Domain Methods | Hendrik Rogier (Belgium) |
| R9 | Numerical Time Domain Methods | Thomas Weiland (Germany) and Rolf Schuhmann (Germany) |
| R10 | Electromagnetic Fast Solvers | Joshua Le-Wei Li (China) and Shinichiro Ohnuki (Japan) |
| R11 | Guided Waves | Stefano Maci (Italy) |
| R12 | General Propagation | Yasuyuki Maekawa (Japan) and Hajime Fukuchi (Japan) |
| R13 | Random Media and Rough Surfaces | Alexander Yarovoy (Netherlands) |
| R14 | Complex Media and Metamaterials | Ari Sihvola (Finland) |
| R15 | Inverse Scattering and Imaging | Ehud Heyman (Israel) |
| R16 | Antennas: General Aspects | Paolo Nepa (Italy) |
| R17 | Antenna Arrays | Jiro Hirokawa (Japan) |
| R18 | Smart Antennas | Sembiam Rengarajan (USA) |
| R19 | Ultrawideband Antennas | John Volakis (USA) |
| R20 | Electrically Small Antennas | Gokhan Mumcu (USA) |
| R21 | Nanoelectromagnetics | Nader Engheta (USA) |
| R22 | Interaction of Electromagnetic Fields with Biological Tissues | Ursula van Rienen (Germany) |
| R23 | Electromagnetic Compatibility/Electromagnetic Interference | Yoshitaka Toyota (Japan) |
| R24 | Multiphysics Electromagnetics | Vitaliy Lomakin (USA) |
| R25 | Others (please specify) |
Special Topics:
| Title | Convener | |
|---|---|---|
| S1 | Cognitive Radio and Software Controlled Antennas | Agostino Monorchio (Italy) |
| S2 | Electromagnetic Modeling of Human Body and Its Application to Dosimetry | Akimasa Hirata (Japan) and Joe Wiart (France) |
| S3 | Microwave Metamaterials: Theory and Design for New Applications | Pekka Alitalo (Finland) and Sergei A. Tretyakov (Finland) |
| S4 | Millimeter-wave and THz Technologies for Wireless Communication | Minoru Fujishima (Japan) and Kenichi Okada (Japan) |
| S5 | Novel Mathematical Methods in Electromagnetics | Yury Shestopalov (Sweden) and Kazuya Kobayashi (Japan) |
| S6 | Topology and Electromagnetics | Hiroaki Miyashita (Japan) |
| S7 | Unusual Boundary Conditions and Their Realizations | Henrik Wallen (Finland) |
| S8 | Electromagnetic Scattering/Reflection/Transmission/Radiation in Structures Involving Metamaterials and Advanced Materials | Andrey Osipov (Germany) |
| S9 | Analytical and Numerical Techniques for Modeling of Metamaterials | Amir I. Zaghloul (USA), Zhining Chen (Singapore), and Steven J. Weiss (USA) |
| S10 | Recent Advances in Metamaterials | Christophe Caloz (Canada) and Toshiro Kodera (Japan) |
| S11 | Periodic Structures – Frequency Selective Surfaces, Absorbers and Metamaterials | Agostino Monorchio (Italy) and Raj Mittra (USA) |
| S12 | Overcoming Fundamental Physics Limits with Active Metastructures | Richard W. Ziolkowski (USA) |
| S13 | New Development of Metamaterial Antennas and Transformation Electromagnetics | Yang Hao (United Kingdom), Yijun Feng (China) |
| S14 | Exotic Phenomena and Homogenization Theory of Metamaterials | Andrea Alù (USA) and Filippo Capolino (USA) |
| S15 | Wave Theory, Electromagnetic Properties and Applications of Composite Nanostructures and Nanomaterials | Andrea Alù (USA) and Filippo Capolino (USA) |
| S16 | Ultra Wideband Phased Arrays | John Volakis (USA) and Jiro Hirokawa (Japan) |
| S17 | Inversion Methods for Electromagnetic Imaging and Applications | Matteo Pastorino (Italy) and Andrea Randazzo (Italy) |
| S18 | Recent Advances of Electromagnetics in Medicine | Akimasa Hirata (Japan) |
| S19 | Advanced Computational Techniques for Multi-Scale and/or Multi-Physics Engineering Applications | Jin-Fa Lee (USA), Zhen Peng (USA), and Yang Shao (USA) |
| S20 | Wave Propagation in a Cellular Urban Environment | Tapan K Sarkar (USA), Magdalena Salazar Palma (Spain), Miguel Lagunas (Spain) and Ana Perez (Spain) |
| S21 | Near-Field Coupling and Focusing: Theory, Techniques and Applications | Paolo Nepa (Italy) |
| S22 | Wireless Power Transfer | Naoki Shinohara (Japan), Hiroki Shoki (Japan), Kei Sakaguchi (Japan) and Koichi Ogawa (Japan) |
| S23 | Fabry-Pérot Resonant Cavity Antennas | David R. Jackson (USA) and Filippo Capolino (USA) |
| S24 | Electromagnetic Sensing for Underground Applications | Danilo Erricolo (USA) |
| S25 | Adaptive Finite Element Methods | Magdalena Salazar Palma (Spain) and Luis-Emilio García-Castillo (Spain) |
Paper Submission Regulations and Agreements
Please, carefully read and strictly follow the instructions given below and on the EDAS submission system.1. Prepare your paper by using one of the following templates.
Note that the final paper must be in Portable Document Format (PDF). The paper should have at least 2 pages and must not exceed 4 pages.- LaTex Template (zip-compressed. Contains Instructions for Authors, too.)
- Microsoft Word Template (uncompressed. Contains Instructions for Authors, too.)
- Instructions for Authors (pdf Format. uncompressed.)
2. Prepare the PDF of the manuscript as required by IEEE Xplore.
For converting your source files (word, ps, etc) to PDF we strongly recommend to use IEEE PDF eXpress™, a free service for EMTS2013 submissions. IEEE PDF eXpress™ will accept your source files (word, ps, etc.) and create a pdf file in accordance with the IEEE guidelines (Conversion function) or, it will check your own PDF for IEEE Xplore compatibility (PDF Check function).Note that IEEE PDF eXpress converts or checks the file, but you still have to submit the final (converted) pdf file to the EDAS submission system.
To convert your document to PDF or to check your PDF file now, follow the link:
(<< Click)Conference ID: emts13x
One way to make a PDF file compatible with the IEEE Xplore from a MS-Word file is as follows. In MS-Word, a file is saved as a PDF with the option of "compatible with ISO 19005-1 (PDF/A)". Sometimes some figures in the PDF file could be shown wrongly. If so, the figures should be revised.
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If the paper is accepted, the presenter must complete the Pre-Registration for EMTS 2013, come to the conference site, and present the paper.4.
If the paper is accepted, the copyright of the paper will be transferred to The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers (IEICE).*The authors retain the following rights:
(1) All proprietary rights other than copyrights.
(2) Re-use of all or part of the paper in their work.
(3) Reproduction of the paper for author's personal use or for company/institution use provided that
(a) the permission of the IEICE is obtained prior to reproduction,
(b) the source and IEICE copyright notice are indicated,
and
(c) the copies per se are not offered for sale.
(4) The consent of the author (or one of the authors) be sought
as a condition in granting republication permission to others.
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If the paper is accepted, it will be included in the IEICE proceedings archives. Also, it will be included in the IEEE Xplore based on agreement between IEICE and IEEE.6.
Each presenting author must pre-register for the Symposium by paying the non-refundable, registration fee (47,000 JPY; deadline: March 15, 2013), which includes paper-processing cost for the first paper. In case one author has multiple papers for presentation, it is required that he/she pays additional cost of 10,000 JPY per paper (second and after)GO to EDAS system to submit a paper for EMTS2013:
(<< Click)For questions about paper submissions, please contact the EMTS 2013 Technical Program Committee at emts2013-chairs
edas.info.