The 2014 sixth IEEE International Conference on Computational and Information Sciences (ICCIS2014) aims at bringing researchers in the areas of computational and information sciences to exchange new ideas and to explore new ground. The goal of the conference is to push the application of modern computing technologies to science, engineering, and information technologies.

Following the success of ICCIS2004,ICCIS2010 and ICCIS2011, ICCIS2012, ICCIS2013, ICCIS2014 conference will consist of invited keynote presentations and contributed presentations of the latest developments in computational and information sciences.

Topics:

The conference topics include, but are not limited to, the following:

1. Computational Science and Engineering:
 High performance computing and algorithms;
 Parallel and distributed computing and algorithms;
 Problem solving environments;
 Numerical simulation and numerical algorithms;
 Computational mathematics;
 Computational physics;
 Computational chemistry;
 Computational biology;
 Computational anatomy;
 Computational finance and economics;
 Large scale scientific and engineering computing;
 Applied numerical analysis;
 Biological modeling and simulations;
 Web and grid based computation and simulations;
 Education and training of next generation computational scientists.

2. Computational Information Sciences:
 Data mining and analysis algorithms;
 Information retrieval;
 Medical informatics;
 Bioinformatics, genomics, and biometrics;
 Computational graphics;
 Image processing;
 E‐commerce and web mining;
 Text, video, multimedia mining;
 Intelligent analysis and evaluations;
 Security and privacy of information;
 Network analysis;
 Scientific visualization;
 High performance information processing and algorithms;
 Parallel, distributed, and scalable algorithms in computational information sciences.

3. Advanced Computation Theory and Application
Neural Networks
Evolutionary Computing and Genetic Algorithms
Fuzzy Systems and Soft Computing
Ant Colony Optimization
Particle Swarm Optimization
Artificial Fish School Algorithm
Artificial Life and Artificial Immune Systems
Systems Biology and Neurobiology
Support Vector Machine
Rough and fuzzy rough set
Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining
Kernel Methods
Supervised & Semi-supervised Learning
Cloud Computing
Evolutionary learning systems
Hybrid System

4. Computational Science in Oil-gas fields

How to Contribute:

Please prepare your research paper of no more than 4 pages in IEEE conference proceedings paper format. For paper submission, please use the Microsoft Academic Conference Management Service at https://cmt.research.microsoft.com/ICCIS2014/.

Submitted papers should be in English and contain unpublished contributions to computational and information sciences. Please note that we only accept a paper for peer review with the understanding that the paper has not been published elsewhere and has not been submitted for consideration of publication elsewhere. 

The deadline for submitting a paper for consideration is March 10, 2014. Notification for accepting or declining a paper will be sent out by March 20, 2014. The firm deadline for the submission of camera ready papers to IEEE CPS for publishing in the proceedings is April 1, 2014. The registration fees must be received by the organizers by April 1, 2014, in order for the paper to be included in the conference proceedings.

Publications:

All accepted papers will be published by IEEE CPS in the IEEE conference proceedings. IEEE CPS will send all published papers to EI and ISTP for indexing. The proceedings in CD and paper documents will be available to the attendees during the conference. After the conference, selected papers will be considered for publication as special issues in several journals. Guest editors and journal recommendations are welcome. Those papers will go through the standard rigorous refereeing procedure established by the individual journals. Additional page charges by the journals are the responsibility of the authors.