This conference is held in conjunction with CIARP-2017 (special delegate fees for CIARP delegates).

Sponsored by the IET's Vision and Imaging Network.

Electronic Media is related to the storage and delivery of multimedia data using electromechanical energy to access the content.

Networked and Electronic Media (NEM) is the convergence of media, communications, consumer electronics, and information technology by taking advantage of generalised broadband access, increased mobility, availability of richer media formats and contents, as well as new home networks and communications platforms.

The Latin-American Conference on Networked Electronic Media focuses on fostering close links between Latin-American and non Latin-American players from academia and industry and intends to provide an ideal forum for researchers, practitioners and educators to discuss results and advancements in the field of Networked and Electronic Media (NEM), in a high quality and peer reviewed environment.

Full papers (max 6 pages) on all aspects of Networked and Electronic Media, from academia, industry, NGOs and others should follow the conference's guidelines for formatting (based on the IEEE 2-column format) and must be submitted as PDF documents via the online submission system (to be open later in the year).

Accepted papers in English will be considered to be indexed by INSPEC (and then normally by IEEE Xplore and Scopus), provided that for each paper at least one author is registered.

An indicative, not exclusive, list of relevant topics is:

Linguistics Engineering & Information Retrieval

Visual and Semantic Information Retrieval
Question Answering
Natural Language Processing Applications
Automatic Summarization
Machine Translation
Information Extraction
Sentiment Analysis
Semantic similarity


Video & Image analysis and processing

Image Processing
Video Understanding


Multimedia

Applications in Environmental Science, Biology and Medicine
Cross-Layer and Cross-System Optimization
Dynamic Resource Management and Bandwidth Assignment for Multimedia in heterogeneous Wireless Networks
IMS for Multimedia Services in Next Generation Networks
Interactive Storytelling
Multimedia Signal Processing
Multiview Stereo, Advanced Rendering and Visualization
Novel Networked Media Systems to Support Human Creativity at the Cross Roads of ICT and Arts and Design Research
Personalized Access to Media Systems
P2P Multimedia
QoE Multimedia for Future Internet
Security Mechanisms and Mobility Management in Cooperative Networks
Trust, Privacy, Security and Protection of Multimedia
User and Device Location in Next Generation Networks
User interface design and evaluation
User Generated Content Creation, Management and Consumption Systems