Signal Processing Theory & Methods

Technical Committee 

Committee Functions

The Signal Processing Theory and Methods (SPTM) Technical Committee of the IEEE Signal Processing Society promotes activities within the technical areas of DSP and statistical signal processing theory and methods. The scope of interests of SPTM have a broad span ranging from digital filtering and adaptive signal processing to statistical signal analysis, estimation and detection. Specific areas of interest include:
  1. Sampling, extrapolation, and interpolation
  2. System modeling, representation, and identification; deconvolution
  3. Adaptive systems and filtering
  4. Stationary signals and spectral analysis
  5. Nonstationary signals and time frequency analysis
  6. Multirate signal processing and wavelets
  7. Detection, estimation, and classification
  8. Signal enhancement, restoration, and reconstruction
  9. Nonlinear systems and signal processing
  10. New directions and applications
Among the functions of the SPTM committee are: sponsorship of workshops, symposia, special issues of the Transactions and special sessions at ICASSP, review of ICASSP paper submissions, nomination of papers for the SP Society Paper Awards, and nomination of individuals for SP Society Major Awards.

Chair: Mats Viberg
Vice-Chair: Petar M. Djuric

Representatives to SP Society Committees
Education Committee:
DISP Technical Committee: Rabinder Madan
MMSP Technical Committee: Bahskar Rao
Conference Board: Petar M. Djuric

Web Master: Don Johnson

SPTM Technical Committee Members

SP.TC.SPTM@IEEE.ORG

SPTM Conferences and Workshops

International Conference on Acoustics Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP)
2004, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, May 17-21, 2004
2005, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, March 19-23, 2005

Workshops
SSP03, Workshop on Statistical Signal Processing, St. Louis, Missouri, Sept 28 - Oct 1, 2003

Other Signal Processing Society Conferences and Workshops

Current Issue Contents

IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing
IEEE Signal Processing Letters
Signal Processing Magazine

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28.04.2003