Welcome to Niagara Falls! For those of you who have already made it into town, don’t forget about the Power Authority tour starting at 1515 today (meet in hotel lobby 1445); and the reception at the Red Coach Inn starting at 1900 (meet in hotel lobby at 1845). For more information, see “Social Events”
The conference will be located in the Porter-DeVeaux room of the Conference Center Niagara Falls (See “Venue” for more information)
We’re looking forward to seeing everyone in Niagara! The social event information page has been updated with directions and itineraries. Be sure to come join us for the NY Power Authority Tour and the reception at the Red Coach Inn on Wednesday evening.
As we enter the final week of preparations, additional conference information has been added to the website. The final invited speaker biography and abstract has been posted, times have been added to the program, and a new section detailing information on the social events is now available.
Please note that there is an informal social event before the welcome reception on Wednesday. We invite everyone to come join us on a tour of the Niagara Power Authority – see “Social Events” for more information.
Venue, Hotel and Invited Speaker information for the 13th ACM MM&SEC Workshop has been posted. Further information, including Registration, is forthcoming.
The submission deadline has been extended to June 11, 2011.
You can log in to the CMT submissions system to upload your paper at https://cmt.research.microsoft.com/MMSEC2011/Default.aspx.
As stated in the call for papers, templates for the ACM SIG proceedings can be found at http://www.acm.org/sigs/publications/proceedings-templates.
The 13th ACM Multimedia and Security Workshop will be held in Buffalo NY. The workshop’s continuing objective is to explore research in areas of multimedia data security such as data protection, media forensics, covert channels and security issues in biometrics, as well as related issues in public policy and multimedia infrastructure in real world application. Since 1998, MMSEC has fostered collaboration with researchers and developers in academia, industry and government.
SCOPE AND PAPERS
We welcome papers addressing any issue of secure multimedia processing, transmission or distribution, from theoretical results to deployment of secure media architectures. Demonstrations of results are encouraged. Topic include but are not limited to:
- Multimedia watermarking and fingerprinting
- Secure multimedia distribution
- Multimedia-specific authentication and encryption
- Signal processing in the encrypted domain
- Media forensics
- Steganography and steganalysis
- Biometrics
- Security evaluation and benchmarks
- Emerging applications
- Legal and policy issues in media security
The workshop accepts short and long papers. Short papers should be 4-6 pages long, long papers 6-10 pages. (ACM format http://www.acm.org/sigs/pubs/proceed/template.html). Accepted papers will be published in the ACM workshop proceedings.