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Link: http://Medical Data Stream Processing | |||||||||||||||
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Call For Papers | |||||||||||||||
Journal Name: Health Information Science and Systems
Special Issue:Medical Data Stream Processing: Bringing Together Efficient Analysis, Feature Identification & Pattern Classification CALL FOR PAPERS Medical Data Stream Processing is the technique and process dealing with continuous, and possibly infinite, flows of data for clinical analysis and medical intervention. Particular topics to address include data stream storage, transmission, and real-time monitoring of changes and recurrences of patterns in medical domains etc. The covered data sets can be (but are not limited to) electroencephalograph (EEG), Electrocardio- graph (ECG) and physiological data. The main issue is that this data production often takes the form of high speed continuous flows of data such as EEG signals or the phy- siological data collected from intensive care units (ICU). This call for papers is to bring together researchers in medical data stream processing to contribute their original research articles or review articles that will stimulate and support the study of medical data stream. Potential topics include, but are not limited to: - Processing (storing, transferring and analysing) anatomical/physiological data streams - Processing and managing data streams for healthcare - Integrated health information data streams - Adaptive health information systems - Mobile and ubiquitous medical data streams - Remote monitoring of patients in hospital and ambulatory settings - Process mining from medical data streams - Real-time and real-world applications using streaming medical data - Knowledge discovery from medical data streams Important Dates: Submission due: May 20, 2018 Results of first round: Jul 01, 2018 Revised paper due: Aug 19, 2018 Final Decisions: Sep 16 2018 Submission: https://www.editorialmanager.com/hisc/ Guest editor: Dr Wei Wang w97wang@yahoo.co.uk Dr Yixue Li yxli@sibs.ac.cn Dr Chaoyi Pang chaoyi.pang@gmail.com; chaoyi.pang@qq.com *In 2017, the HISS journal has been relocated from Biomed Central to Springer. With this new arrangement there will be no article processing charges for journal submission. Currently, HISS is indexed by ESCI or SCIE. For the author instructions, please refer to the journal webpage for more information: https://link.springer.com/journal/13755. |
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