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Theme issue: Multimedia and Multimodal Sensing for Personalized Healthcare [CFP]

Personal and Ubiquitous Computing
Peter Thomas
Personal and Ubiquitous Computing
springer.com/journal/779
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Guest editors


P. Karrupusamy Shree Venkateshwara Hi-Tech Engineering College, India
pkarrupusamy@ieee.org
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Hue Ming Wee Chung Yuan Christian University (CYCU), Taiwan
weehm@cycu.edu.tw
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Yong Shi Kennesaw State University, USA
yshi5@kennesaw.edu
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Bhuvan Unhelkar University of South Florida, USA
bhuvan.unhelkar@gmail.com
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Multimedia and multimodal sensing are now ubiquitous. They open up opportunities for innovations in personal healthcare ranging from medical imaging, personal monitoring using wearable sensors to analysing personal media archives. Incorporating machine learning, pattern recognition and deep learning offers more opportunities to create personalized healthcare including novel disease prevention and early disease diagnosis.
This special issue explores new directions in multimedia and multimodal sensing for personalized healthcare by bringing together diverse research domains including multimedia, personalized healthcare, ubiquitous computing and human computer interaction.

Topics


Topics of interest for this issue include, but are not limited to:
Multimedia data interpretation, visualization and fusion
Social sensing and context awareness
Ambient assisted living and sensor based assessment
Multimedia to support self-health monitoring
Multimedia data retrieval techniques
Virtual reality in multimedia healthcare data
Monitoring from heterogeneous multimedia healthcare data streams
Brain computer interfaces and corresponding multimedia analysis
Multimedia based eye movements and commands for impaired population
Multimodal sensing for behavioural understanding
Multimedia in personal health records
Day-to-day multimedia based health activity monitoring
Multimedia based short term/long term health monitoring
Health-related event detection in large-scale user data collection
Automated health status generation and prioritization.

Submissions


Submissions should be original papers and should not be under consideration for publication elsewhere.
Extended versions of papers from relevant conferences and workshops are invited as long as the additional contribution is substantial (at least 30% new content).
Authors should follow the formatting and submission instructions for Personal and Ubiquitous Computing at
https://www.springer.com/journal/779
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For more information visit the Springer Nature Information for journal Article Authors pages at
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During the first submission step in Editorial Manager select Original article as the article type. In further steps, you should confirm that your submission belongs to this special issue by choosing the special issue title from the drop-down menu.
All papers will be peer-reviewed.

Important dates


Paper submission due: November 30, 2021
Decisions: January 15, 2022
Revisions due: March 2, 2022
Publication: Second Quarter of 2022.

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