The 2014 IEEE Workshop on Statistical Signal Processing (SSP’14) will be held at Jupiters, Gold Coast,
Australia from June 29th to July 2nd 2014. The SSP Workshop is a unique meeting attended by
members of the IEEE Signal Processing Society together with researchers from allied fields such as
statistics, machine learning, communications and bioinformatics. It has the salient feature of having all
the contributed and special sessions as poster sessions allowing extensive interaction and networking.

The scientific program of SSP 2014 will include invited plenary talks, regular and special sessions with
contributed research papers. All submitted papers are reviewed by experts and only a proportion is
accepted to maintaining a high quality workshop. All accepted papers are published on IEEE Xplore.

The scope of the workshop includes basic theory, methods and algorithms, and applications in the
following areas:

Theoretical Topics:
•Adaptive systems and signal processing
•Detection and estimation theory
•Learning theory and pattern recognition
•Multivariate statistical analysis
•System identification and calibration
•Monte Carlo methods
•Network and graph analysis
•Random matrix theory
•Time-frequency and time-scale analysis
•Compressed sensing
•Point process estimation

Application Areas:
•Bioinformatics and genomic
•Array processing, radar and sonar
•Communication systems and networks
•Sensor networks
•Information forensics and security
•Medical imaging
•Biomedical signal processing
•Preventive, social network analysis
•Smart gridand industrial applications
•Geoscience
•Astrophysics

Submission of papers: Prospective authors are invited to submit full-length four-page papers,
including figures and references. Papers are submitted electronically at SSP2014.org

Special session proposals: Special session proposals are submitted through the SSP2014.org. They
must include a topical title, rational, session outline, contact information and the list of invited papers.
Special session authors are referred to the workshop website for additional information regarding
submissions.

Plenary speakers: Louis Scharf (Colorado State), Arnaud Doucet (Oxford), Michael Unser (EPFL),
Victor Solo (UNSW), Brian Anderson (ANU), Steven Tingay (Curtin)