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    • AUTHOR INFORMATION

     
     

    All papers must be submitted electronically according to the instructions for registering, formatting and submitting on the page:
     
    http://www.pori.tut.fi/ejc/author_information.html
     
    The submission must be original, and must not be submitted anywhere else or already accepted by any other conference or journal. The selection of papers is made on the basis of review, by the program committee. Acceptance of papers will be based on the originality of work, on the suitability of the topic to the conference, and on the overall quality of your submission. Papers may be submitted in the following categories:


    Scientific / Technical Papers
    Papers may be submitted as either as a full paper, (max. 20 pages), or as a short paper (of max. 8 pages).


    Position Paper
    Research projects of any scale are invited to illustrate innovative concepts, theories, prototypes, or experiences. Your position paper (work-in-progress) should be no longer than 5 pages.


    The pre-print will be distributed in the conference. The final proceedings including the papers presented in the conference will be distributed after the conference and published by IOS Press (Amsterdam) for international distribution.


    IMPORTANT!!
    Please use only "English fonts" in your paper, and include all the fonts you used. Neither extra hidden codes, nor any other features that are specific to a special computer (or language) environment should be included in any form. Otherwise reviewers may not be able to open and read your paper. Once a submitted paper is found to be unreadable, the reviewing process may be stopped automatically without asking the second submission.