2006 Second International Symposium on

Communications, Control and Signal Processing

 

 

ISCCSP 2006

 

 13-15 March 2006, Marrakech, Morocco

 

IEEE CAS (DSP TC)

 

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Presentation Guidelines



Dear authors,  it is important that you comply with all the following instructions so that you and your colleagues will get the most benefit from your presentations.

 

 

Oral Presentation Instructions

  1. Each oral presentation is allocated 15 minute time slot for your presentation. There will be 5 minutes for questions directly after your presentation. You will not be able to extend your time if you have technical problems during your talk. A technical assistant will be on hand for equipment operation.

  2. Prepare your presentation as a single PowerPoint file to run on an IBM compatible computer with Microsoft Office 2003. This program will run PowerPoint 2003 and all previous versions of PowerPoint. Save your file as a normal PowerPoint file (.ppt). Do not save your file as a PowerPoint Show (.pps) file.

  3. Bring one copy of your presentation to the conference with both a CD and a USB module ( "pen") for uploading prior to your presentation. Make sure the presentation file is properly labeled with your name, presentation day, and time.

  4. We provide audio visual equipment including a labtop PC running MS Powerpoint and Adobe Acrobat Reader, a data projector and a microphone.

  5. Conference organizers will upload all presentations onto the conference labtop before the session starts. Presenters will NOT be allowed to use their own laptop computers. MacIntosh computers will NOT be available.

 

 

Poster Presentation Instructions

Poster sessions are a valuable method for authors to present papers and meet with interested attendees for in-depth technical discussions. Therefore, it is important that you display your results clearly to attract people who have an interest in your work and your paper.

  1. Posters must not exceed the ISO A0 paper size (width x height = 83.96cm × 118.82cm). The poster's header should clearly show the paper’s title, authors’ names, and (organisations). The poster should be designed so that all text, figures and tables are readable from a distance of up to two meters. The recommended font size for the main text is 25pt. Make your poster as self-explanatory as possible. This will save your time to use for discussions and questions.

  2. Authors of poster papers will each have available one side of a cloth pin-up board (numbered), with approximately (width x height = 120cm × 150cm)  pin-up area. There will probably be another presentation on the reverse side of the board.  Posters can comprise a single large sheet or several smaller sheets attached to the pin up board.

  3. Carefully prepare your poster well in advance of the conference. There will be no time or materials available for last minute preparations at the conference. If you think you may need certain materials to repair the poster after traveling, BRING THEM WITH YOU.

  4. Authors should bring with them, the means to attach the poster to the board (pins, Velcro dots etc).  Otherwise you may pre-mount your presentation on your own board.

 

Thank you for presenting at the ISCCSP 2006