[Insight-developers] Deadline for Special issue of MedIA on ITKSeotember 15.
Lydia Ng
lng at insightful . com
Wed, 10 Sep 2003 14:45:58 -0700
Dear Dimitris,
The instruction on MedIA web site requires the manuscript to be double
spaced (which is traditionally the case with hardcopy submission).
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Do we have to do double spacing for our electronic submission?
Thanks,
Lydia
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dimitris Metaxas [mailto:dnm at cs . rutgers . edu]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2003 9:11 AM
> To: Luis Ibanez
> Cc: Insight-developers at public . kitware . com; Insight-
> users at public . kitware . com; Dimitris Metaxas;
> Nicholas . Ayache at sophia . inria . fr; duncan at noodle . med . yale . edu;
> yoo at nlm . nih . gov; stratos at biomed . rutgers . edu
> Subject: Re: [Insight-developers] Deadline for Special issue of MedIA
on
> ITKSeotember 15.
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> Per Luis question
> we have just modified the CFP after comunicating and getting the ok
> from Nicholas Ayache and Jim Duncan
> which reflects that it is best that you send us the paper as pdf. NO
> PAPER COPY REQUIRED
> since this will help us in getting the reviews faster.
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> Here is the revised call for proposals.
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> Thanks
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> Dimitris and Terry
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> CALL FOR PAPERS
> Special Issue of Medical Image Analysis (MedIA) on
> on Segmentation and Registration using ITK, October 2004
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> Published by
> Elsevier Science
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> Call For Papers
> Submission Deadline For Full Papers, September 15, 2003
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> Guest Editors
> Dimitris Metaxas, Rutgers University
> Terry S. Yoo, National Library of Medicine, NIH
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> A special issue of the Medical Image Analysis (MedIA) journal will
> be devoted to the topic of segmentation and registration algorithm
> development and analysis using the Insight Toolkit (ITK). This
> project launched by the National Library of Medicine, NIH in 1999,
> has fostered growing interest in the software development
> community, and it is beginning to affect new work in image analysis as
> well as medical application design. Its position as an open-source
> project creates a powerful vehicle for publishing and archiving
working
> methods as well as enabling rapid development of new applications
> using emerging advanced algorithms.
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> Since ITK began as a collection of existing algorithms and methods
> from the medical image processing community, this special issue
> will focus on projects and novel work that add value or derive value
> from the toolkit: applications and techniques that use ITK,
evaluation,
> verification, and validation of algorithms and methods through the
> available open source software, and new methods, as they emerge, that
> are distributed through the toolkit. We are seeking papers covering
all
> aspects of the analysis process, emphasizing techniques in
> segmentation and registration of 3D and higher dimensional medical
> data. This call includes papers on visualization, analysis,
> perception, and interaction issues.
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> The special issue will be accompanied by a CD-ROM, so images, source
> code, example data, statistical evaluation tools, and test metrics are
> strongly encouraged to accompany published materials. If a manuscript
> is accepted, the author(s) are required to submit source code, test
> data, and software tools for evaluating the results, repeating the
> work from the text.
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> Example topics include but are not limited to:
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> o Emerging (New) object segmentation tools
> o Multimodal registration methods
> o Level set applications and algorithms
> o Ground truth generation and evaluation for algorithm validation
> o Fuzzy and statistical methods for deformable segmentation
> o Rigid and deformable registration
> o Tools for Medical Visualization using ITK
> automated tools, interactive tools, mathematical tools
> o Evaluation metrics for segmentation and registration methods
> o Application Examples and Case Studies
> medical applications ITK
> validation trials using ITK
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> The special issue will consist of peer-reviewed original contributions
> and peer-reviewed invited contributions of an explanatory/review type.
> We expect to have a fast reviewing process and publish the special
issue
> less than one year after the deadline for submitting papers (see
below).
> Manuscripts that are commercial in nature will not be considered.
> Manuscripts are reviewed and refereed. Those accepted for
> publication are edited for conformance to the journal's style. We
> encourage the use of color when required.
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> For additional information on submissions and manuscript styles
> please check the web site at http://www . elsevier . nl/locate/medima/
> If you have any additional questions, don't hesitate to contact
> either of the guest editors.
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> To be a reviewer for this special issue please contact Dimitris
> Metaxas by e-mail with a list of topic areas you would be interested
> in reviewing.
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> GUEST EDITORS
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> Dimitris Metaxas
> Center for Computational Bioimedicine, Imagfing and Modeling
> Division of Computer and Information Sciences and Dept of Biomedical
Eng.
> Rutgers University
> 110 Frelinghuysen Rd.
> Piscataway, NJ 08817 USA
> email - dnm at cs . rutgers . edu
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> Terry S. Yoo
> Office of High Performance Computing and Communications
> National Library of Medicine
> National Institutes of Health
> 8600 Rockville Pike
> Bethesda, MD 20894 USA
> email - yoo at nlm . nih . gov
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> Prospective authors should follow the regular guidelines of the
> Medical Image Analysis (MedIA) and submit the paper by e-mail in a
.pdf
> format
> to Pr. Dimitris Metaxas, with an electronic accompanying letter.
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> The deadline for submission is September 15, 2003. It is planned that
> the special issue will appear in the last quarter of the year 2004.
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>
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> Luis Ibanez wrote:
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> > Dimitris,
> >
> > Just to double-check,
> >
> > In order to submit papers for the special issue, is it
> > enough to send the PDF files by email to you or Terry ?
> > or is this in addition to the normal hardcopy submission.
> >
> > The instructions in the MedIA web page seem to require
> > us to send 5 hardcopies by mail.
> >
> > Submitting PDF's by email would certainly be more convenient.
> >
> >
> > Could you please comment on this,
> >
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> >
> > Luis
> >
> >
> >
> > -----------------------
> > Dimitris Metaxas wrote:
> >
> >> This is a final reminder that the deadline for the special issue of
> >> MedIA on ITK
> >> is September 15. (see also: http://cbim . rutgers . edu/MedIA_cfp . htm)
> >>
> >> Please send us your papers via email and in pdf format.
> >>
> >> If you have any questions please email me or Terry.
> >>
> >>
> >> Thanks
> >>
> >> Dimitris Metaxas
> >>
> >>
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