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IEEE GLOBECOM 2002: The World
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March 31, 2002 |
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The new submission closing time is March 31 noon (US East Coast Time), which is a hard deadline.
Due to many requests for extending the deadline, we made the best efforts to compress the review schedule.
This will be the FINAL DEADLINE for all submissions (technical papers, tutorials, Workshops, BAS).
The submission Website will be closed at this time. |
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| Acceptance Notification:
June 30, 2002 |
| Camera Ready Paper Due:
August 15, 2002 |
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| Visa Information: |
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VERY IMPORTANT：
People carrying different passports may have different VISA requirements to enter Taiwan. In some cases the VISA processes may take very long time. The local organizing committee is prepared to provide assistance on this, but it is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to start the visa application and identify any potential problem earlier. |
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If you have any Visa Problems, please immediately contact Dr.
Chang-yeong Chen at：Chuck@cht.com.tw You'll obtain help from him. |
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Foreign Nationals Please Click Here |
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For Worldwide Visa Offices of Taiwan and Contact Information Please Click
Here |
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The Information Below Are for People Carrying Passports of People's Republic of China
VERY IMPORTANT： All applications for passports of People's Republic of China will be directly REJECTED WITHOUT PROCESSING IF the whole package of application materials are received WITHIN TWO MONTHS from the expected date of entry, and very often the processing time can be MUCH LONGER than 2 months. So the application should be started as early as possible. But if you start the application early and follow all the instructions, you'll be able to obtain the entry permit SUCCESSFULLY in most cases.
Please Click Here for the instructions. |
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Submissions |
| http://www.globecom2002.com/submissions |
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Submissions
Guideline |
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Preparing and Submitting Electronic Files for the
GLOBECOM2002 |
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follow before you start. Papers should be
submitted in Portable Document Format(PDF) format ONLY. The
quality of the final proceedings and CD-ROM is largely dependent upon
receiving your help at this stage of the publication process. |
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| Producing Your
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| Acceptable Formats |
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Papers should be submitted in
Portable Document Format(PDF) format ONLY |
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| PDF Files |
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To generate a PDF document, you can use
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| Including Graphics/Images |
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All images must be embedded in your
manuscript. |
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The type of graphics you include will affect the
quality and size of your paper. In general, vector graphics such as
those produced by most presentation and drawing packages can be used
without concern and is encouraged.
The use of bitmapped
images such as those produced when a photograph is scanned requires
significant storage space and must be used with care. Bitmap
graphics store an image as a series of numbers that represent the
color of each dot in the image. Increasing the size, resolution
(dots per inch), or number of colors in an image will dramatically
increase the size of the image.
If your paper contains many
large images they will be down-sampled to reduce their size during
the conversion process. However the automated process used will not
always produce the best image, and you are encouraged to perform
this by yourself on an image by image basis.
Suggestions
for improving the quality bitmap graphics include:
In
general, bitmapped images should be limited to no more than 256 (8
bit) color/gray scale, 150 dots per inch, and should be kept as
small as possible.
Reduce the number of display colors
before making screen shots. The majority of computer applications
use less than 16 colors for their menus, dialogs, etc.
Select
higher resolutions only for images that a reader will magnify. Image
resolution of bitmapped images does not increase when readers zoom
in on an image.
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| Delivering Your
Submission |
| Submission Method |
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| Submitting Your Paper |
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Please proceed to this URL (http://www.globecom2002.com/submissions) using
your web browser, complete the form and attach your paper. If you
plan to submit more than one paper to the conference, you must
complete a separate online form for each paper you submit. |
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| Re-Submitting a Revised Version of a
Previously Submitted Electronic Paper |
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After your original paper submission has been sent,
revised papers must be re-submitted at http://www.globecom2002.com/submissions. Proceed
to that URL, log-in using the User ID/Password combination you
received for the original paper submission, and attach your revised
paper. If you re-submit your paper, it is not necessary to rename
it. The system stores all re-submissions and will automatically
assign the appropriate edition number. The system will not overwrite
a previous submission of the same name. |
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| Your Paper Status Page |
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To check the latest status of your paper(s), you can
directly proceed to http://www.globecom2002.com/submissions. Enter the
User ID/Password combination you received for your original paper
submission, and you will be provided with a summary of your paper
status. You can also use this system to change any author contact
information if necessary. |
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