Submission of final accepted paper:

Deadline for submission: July 4, 2010, 23:59pm Beijing Standard Time(GMT +8) (please note that this deadline is strict).

The MIAR 2010 proceedings will be published as a volume in the Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) series. For the preparation of this volume please observe the following:

• Include completed copyright form to your final submission. Please download, fill, sign the copyright form, and submit the scanned pdf through https://precisionconference.com/~miar/.
  Copyright form information: Volume Editor(s): Hongen Liao, PJ “Eddie” Edwards, Xiaochuan Pan, Guang-Zhong Yang, Yong Fan.
• The final paper submission must include all manuscript preparation files (.tex, .bib, .eps/.ps, .dvi, .pdf if prepared using latex2e). Please refer to the Springer website for detailed instructions
• All document preparation files should be included in a zip archive and submitted through your account at the MIAR 2010 Management Site (https://precisionconference.com/~miar/)
• The paper is within the 10 page limit. Please note that Springer will reformat any papers that do not adhere to the style format. If you squeeze too much into 10 pages by changing the style (e.g. font, margins, spacing), your paper may end up exceeding 10 pages after reformatting by Springer. You will then have to pay for the additional pages.
• Please note that all figures will be printed in black and white. If you send colored figures, please make sure that they are also legible in black and white. The colored figures appear as colored figures in the online version and at no extra charge.
• For each paper, at least one of the authors should register for the MIAR workshop before July 4, 2010(Click here to register now).

 

Paper Submission

We invite electronic submissions for MIAR 2010 (LNCS style) of 8-page (up to 10-page) papers for oral or poster presentation. Please refer to the Springer website for detailed instructions. Papers will be reviewed by members of the program review committee and assessed for quality and best means of presentation.

We encourage authors to respect the following guidelines:

1) The MIAR 2010 proceedings will be published as a volume in the Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) series. You must use the LNCS templates available on the Springer website to prepare your paper. Please follow the style guide by Springer accurately (Click here for the sample).

2) We are using the Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) for submission and review. If you do not have a converter, please visit Adobe Systems to purchase a converter or to use their free trial, or visit www.pdf995.com. LINUX/UNIX users should use their local ps2pdf converter or GSview. Other formats will automatically be rejected by the paper-management system.

3) The paper will be reviewed in double-blind fashion (authors and reviewers have no information about the other). The authors thus have to ensure that their submitted document is anonymous. Please refer to the anonymity guideline page.

4) Submissions should describe original work that has not been submitted to or accepted for another conference / workshop, nor will be published in a journal before the MIAR conference in September 2010.

Authors can login and submit your paper(s) at  https://precisionconference.com/~miar/.  

Topics:
Topics to be addressed in MIAR 2010 include, but not limited to:

Medical Image Formation, Analysis and Interpretation

• Cardiovascular Imaging
• Finite element analysis
• High performance computing
• Image Data Base
• Medical Image Computing
• MEG and EEG Imaging
• Image Analysis- Segmentation
• Statistical Analysis
• Thermal imaging
• Time Series Analysis
• X-ray, CT, Ultrasound, MR imaging
  
  Augmented Reality, Visualization and Simulation
• Clinical Applications
• Computer Assisted Diagnosis
• Simulation
• Simulation - Software architecture
• Simulation and modeling
• Visualization - Augmented Reality
• Visualization - Virtual Reality
• Visualization Hardware
• Visualization Software 
  
  Computer Assisted Interventional and Robotics, Surgical Planning
• Image-Guided Surgery
• Interventional Radiology
• Interventions - Endoscopic Device
• Interventions - Navigation
• Interventions - Tele-operation
• Intra-Operative Registration
• Minimally invasive technique
• Post-interventional assessment
• Robotics in Image-Guided Surgery
• Robotic Devices System & Software
• Surgical Planning
• Tracking systems 
  
  Systematic Extra- and Intra-corporeal Imaging Modalities
• Clinical Applications
• Image indexing - Image databases
• Imaging Systems
• Nano and Micro Imaging
• Multimodality and Novel Imaging Methods
• Novel Imaging Techniques
• PET, SPECT, Other Nuclear Modalities
• Optical and Flourescence Microscopy
  
  General Biological and Neuroscience Image Computing
• Biological Imaging
• Brain & Neurological Diseases
• Brain Imaging
• Diffusion Tensor Processing and Analysis
• Functional Imaging
• Functional MRI
• Microscopy and Bioinformatics of Cell Organization
• Novel Applications
• Quantitative Image Analysis
  
  Patient Specific Modeling and Medical Image Understanding
• Atlases
• Clinical Evaluation
• Image segmentation
• Morphometry - Brain
• Morphometry - Other
• Morphometry - Vascular & Branching Structures
• Non-rigid & High-dimension Registration
• Nonrigid models
• Registration
• Organ Modeling
• Shape Modeling - Shape Analysis
• Systems & Software Validation
• Validation  
  
  Others
• Others