INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING
          June 26 - 28, 1995, Limassol, Cyprus

Organized & Sponsored by: Department of Computer Science
                          University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus

In cooperation with:      IEEE Cyprus Section
                          EURASIP
                          Cyprus Computer Society
                          IEE Cyprus Centre

Co-sponsoring organisations: The Cyprus Institute of Neurology and
                             Genetics, Cyprus
                             Imperial College of Science,
                             Technology and  Medicine, UK
                             University of Florence, Italy

We celebrated in 1993 the 25th anniversary of the first ever international
meeting on Digital Signal Processing which was organised in London in
1968.  This first meeting was followed by others initially in London every
two years and subsequently in Florence every three years.  To mark the 25
years of this event we held the conference in Cyprus where it was a
resounding success.  As a result the next international conference will be
held again in Cyprus in June 26 - 28, 1995.  The conference venue is the
Hawaii Beach Hotel at Limassol located at the beach.

The successful format of the earlier events will be followed again, namely
that we shall have a significant number of Special Sessions organised by
internationally recognised experts in the areas .  There are planned 19
such Seminars cited below with the Session Organisers.  The role of the
Session Organiser is crucial in that she or he will be entirely
responsible for the invitation of 8 - 10 speakers, for the quality of the
contributions and for the general theme that the session will take.  Each
of such Special Seminars will be a little like a mini-Symposium and the
Session Organiser will be the Symposiarch.

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Conference General Chair: A G Constantinides (Imperial College)
Conference Co-Chairs:     V Cappellini (University of Florence)
                          C N Schizas (University of Cyprus)

STEERING COMMITTEE

A G Constantinides (UK)
G Carayannis (Greece)
N Protonotarios (Greece)
V Cappellini (Italy)
C S Pattichis (Cyprus)
C N Schizas (Cyprus)

INTERNATIONAL/TECHNICAL PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
Program Chair  M Bellanger (CNAM/Electronique, France)

Members:

A Antoniou (Canada)
F Harary (USA)
A V Oppenheim (USA)
C Charalambous (Cyprus)
F J Harris (USA)
P Papamichalis (USA)
T S Durrani (UK)
T S Huang (USA)
H W Schussler (Germany)
F J Evans (UK)
M Kunt (Switzerland)
A Spanias (USA)
A Figueiras-Vidal (Spain)
B Liu (USA)
N M Timotheou (Cyprus)
 G Garibotto (Italy)
E Micheli-Tzanakou(USA)
C Tsouros (Greece)
G Giannakis (USA)
S K Mitra (USA)
A Varelias (Cyprus)
C Halatsis (Greece)
C C Neocleous (Cyprus)
A Venetsanopoulos (Canada)

LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE
Chairman        C S Pattichis
Organization    E Polycarpou, C Hadjiyianni,
                I Sevasti and S Dalrymple
Secretary       S D Nikolopoulos
Social Programs A Marangos

SPECIAL SESSIONS AND ORGANISERS

(1) DSP in Communication:  M. Bellanger (France)
(2) Speech Coding:  A. Spanias (USA)
(3) Non-Linear Image Processing:  S. Mitra (USA)
(4) Image Compression and Video Coding:  A. Katsaggelos (USA)
(5) Digital Filter Theory and Design:  A. Antoniou (Canada)
(6) Adaptive Filters and Analysis:  C. Cowan (UK)
(7) Image and Scene Analysis:  T.S Huang (USA)
(8) Image Processing Algorithms:  I. Pitas (Greece)
(9) Filter Banks, Wavelets and SBC:  P. Vaidyanathan (USA)
(10) Morphological Techniques:  A. Venetsanopoulos (Canada)
(11) Neural Network Theory and Applications: S. Kollias (Greece)
     and C.N Schizas (Cyprus)
(12) Transform Coding:  Wan-Chi Siu (Hong Kong)
(13) Parallel  Algorithms and Graph Modeling:  F. Harary (USA)
     and S. D Nikolopoulos (Cyprus)
(14) Graph Algorithms: C. Tsouros (Greece)
(15) Multimedia Systems: C. Halatsis (Greece)
     and G. A Papadopoulos (Cyprus)

PLENARY SESSIONS

(1)  Maurice Bellanger:  Multimedia and Communication
(2)  Aggelos Katsaggelos:  Very Low Bit Rate Video Coding
(3)  Tariq Duranni: Subject to be confirmed
(4)  fred j harris: Digital Communication Systems


ADDITIONAL TOPICS OF INTEREST
Adaptive Signal Processing
Image and Multidimensional Signal Processing
Biomedical Signal and Image Analysis
Multimedia Systems
Blind Equalization
Neural Networks
Computer Communication Networks
Nonlinear Systems, Chaos, and Fractals
Computer Vision
Robotics
Digital Communications Signal Reconstruction and Estimation
DSP Algorithms and Architectures
Speech Processing
Higher Order Statistical Signal Processing
Time-Frequency and Wavelet Representation


INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PREPARATION OF A CAMERA-READY CONTRIBUTION

One original and two copies of the paper are required for submission. Do
not fold or staple the original camera-ready copy. The paper must be
completed within 6 pages, including figures, tables and references, and
should be written in English.  Papers must be submitted camera-ready on 8
1/2" x 11" white paper with 1" margins on all four sides.  They should be
prepared by typewriter or letter quality printer in one-column format,
single spaced, in Times or similar type style of 10 points or larger, and
should be printed on one side of the paper only.  FAXED submissions are
not acceptable.  Centred at the top of the first page should be the
complete title, author name(s), affiliation(s) and  mailing address(es).
This is followed by a blank space and then the abstract, up to 15 lines,
followed by the text. Complete the attached manuscript indexing form or in
anaccompanying letter specify the following:

Corresponding author:
Technical session:
1st Choice
2nd Choice

Name, Mailing address

Telephone, fax, and email

Submission of a proposal implies a commitment to present a paper, if
accepted.

CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

Submitted papers will be reviewed by at least two referees and all
accepted papers will be published.  A copy of the proceedings will be
given to each participant at the conference.  After the conference, the
proceedings will be available from the publisher.

ADDRESS FOR UNSOLICITED PAPER SUBMISSIONS
AND  ALL  NON  TECHNICAL  CORRESPONDENCE:

 DSP 95
 Department of Computer Science
 University of Cyprus
 Kallipoleos 75, P.O. Box 537
 Nicosia, CYPRUS
 Tel no: (357) 2 360589
 Fax no: (357) 2 360881
 Email: dsp95@cs.ucy.ac.cy

AUTHORS SCHEDULE
Submission of photo-ready papers to be received by March 10, 1995
Notification of acceptance will be mailed by April 10, 1995.

REGISTRATION
Full conference registration fee includes admission to all sessions,
welcome reception, and a copy of the proceedings. Early registration is
highly recommended in order to save both time and money.


 Early registration (before May 10, 1995)    CY Pounds=125
 Late registration (after May 10, 1995)      CY Pounds=150
 Students                                    CY Pounds= 50

 1 CY Pound is approximately equivalent to 2 US$


Complete the registration form.  Make cheque payable to CYDEM TOURS Ltd
or charge your credit card.  Mail your payment to the address of the
official travel agent.

ABOUT CYPRUS
Cyprus is an island situated in the northeast corner of the Mediterranean
Sea at the crossroads of three continents, Europe, Asia and Africa.  Its
geographically significant position both for trade and military purposes
has been one of the main reasons for Cyprus' turbulent history.  The
passing from the island of different conquerors has helped to blend the
character of the Cypriot. Here the visitor may enjoy magnificent pottery
and sculpture,  ancient ruins all over the island, Byzantine monasteries
and churches and medieval monuments of great architectural value.  The
people of Cyprus are traditionally warm and welcoming. Their language is
Greek but English is spoken in all shops, restaurants, hotels, banks and
government offices.  Life on the island is leisurely and safe.  Greek food
should be tried.  Greek Meze, consisting of as many as thirty dishes,
starting with salads, dips, tasty local dishes and kebab is something the
visitor should not miss.


CLIMATE
Cyprus has what is called a Mediterranean climate, that is hot summers but
moderate winters.  July and August are the hottest months.  Temperatures
during the day vary from 32 - 38oC, so bring light clothes, sandals and
sunglasses.  Temperature falls during the evenings but remains warm.  Sea
water is warm and inviting so don't forget your swimsuits.

LARNACA / PAFOS AIRPORTS
The island is easily accessible by air.  Larnaca airport is forty-five
minutes drive from the Hawaii Beach Hotel at Limassol. A taxi ride from
the airport costs around CYP=20.  Pafos airport on the other hand is one
hour and twenty minutes drive from the Hawaii Beach Hotel and would cost
around CY=30 by taxi.

OFFICIAL TRAVEL AGENT
Aristos C Demetriou, CYDEM TOURS Ltd, P.O.  Box 4134, Nicosia, Cyprus
Tel: (357) 2 451223, Fax: (357) 2 457297.