EURASIP Journal on Advances in Signal Processing

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Content type: Research
| 18 July 2018

A clean signal reconstruction approach for coherently combining multiple radars

Authors: Xinghua Liu, Zhenhai Xu, Xiang Liu, Siwei Chen and Shunping Xiao
Content type: Research
| 18 July 2018

Unified performance measures in network localization

Authors: Thorsten Nowak, Markus Hartmann and Jörn Thielecke
Content type: Research
| 13 July 2018

Improved iterative shrinkage-thresholding for sparse signal recovery via Laplace mixtures models

Authors: Chiara Ravazzi and Enrico Magli
Content type: Research
| 13 July 2018

Sequential convex combinations of multiple adaptive lattice filters in cognitive radio channel identification

Authors: Mehmet Tahir Ozden
Content type: Research
| 9 July 2018

Leveraging MIMO-OFDM radio signals for device-free occupancy inference: system design and experiments

Authors: Sanaz Kianoush, Stefano Savazzi and Vittorio Rampa

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Content type: Research
| 16 June 2013

Acceleration of block-matching algorithms using a custom instruction-based paradigm on a Nios II microprocessor

Authors: Diego González, Guillermo Botella, Carlos García, Manuel Prieto and Francisco Tirado
Content type: Research
| 25 July 2011

The Vienna LTE simulators - Enabling reproducibility in wireless communications research

Authors: Christian Mehlführer, Josep Colom Ikuno, Michal Šimko, Stefan Schwarz, Martin Wrulich and Markus Rupp
Content type: Research
| 19 March 2013

Single-user MIMO versus multi-user MIMO in distributed antenna systems with limited feedback

Authors: Stefan Schwarz, Robert W Heath Jr and Markus Rupp
Content type: Research Article
| 11 October 2010

Multiresolution Decomposition Schemes Using the Parameterized Logarithmic Image Processing Model with Application to Image Fusion

Authors: Shahan C. Nercessian, Karen A. Panetta and Sos S. Agaian
Content type: Review
| 28 May 2016

A survey of machine learning for big data processing

Authors: Junfei Qiu, Qihui Wu, Guoru Ding, Yuhua Xu and Shuo Feng

The Erratum to this article has been published in EURASIP Journal on Advances in Signal Processing 2016 2016:85

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Special Issues

Nonlinear Signal and Image Processing - A Special Issue in Honour of Giovanni L. Sicuranza on his Seventy-Fifth Birthday
Collection published: 5 August 2016

Signal Processing for Big Data
Collection published: 27 May, 2016

Recent Advances in Massive MIMO Systems
Collection published: 13 April, 2016

Recent advances on estimation and filtering in networked dynamic systems
Collection published: 11 April, 2016

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Society affiliation

The European Association for Signal Processing (EURASIP) was founded on 1 September 1978 to improve communication between groups and individuals that work within the multidisciplinary, fast growing field of signal processing in Europe and elsewhere, and to exchange and disseminate information in this field all over the world. The association exists to further the efforts of researchers by providing a learned and professional platform for dissemination and discussion of all aspects of signal processing including continuous- and discrete-time signal theory, applications of signal processing, systems and technology, speech communication, and image processing and communication.
EURASIP members are entitled to a 10% discount on the article-processing charge. To claim this discount, the corresponding author must enter the membership code when prompted. This can be requested from their EURASIP representative.

Aims and scope

The aim of the EURASIP Journal on Advances in Signal Processing is to highlight the theoretical and practical aspects of signal processing in new and emerging technologies. The journal is directed as much at the practicing engineer as at the academic researcher. Authors of articles with novel contributions to the theory and/or practice of signal processing are welcome to submit their articles for consideration. All manuscripts undergo a rigorous review process. EURASIP Journal on Advances in Signal Processing employs a paperless, electronic review process to enable a fast and speedy turnaround in the review process.

The journal is an Open Access journal since 2007.

Open special issues

Optimization, Learning, and Adaptation over Networks
Deadline for submissions: 16th March 2018

Call for Special Issues

The EURASIP Journal on Advances in Signal Processing (JASP) welcomes Special Issues on timely topics related to the field of signal processing at large. The objective of Special Issues is to bring together recent and high quality works in a research domain, to promote key advances in signal processing, and to provide overviews of the state-of-the-art in emerging domains, to the general signal processing audience.

EURASIP Best paper awards 2018

We are pleased to announce that the following paper published in EURASIP Journal on Advances in Signal Processing has been awarded a EURASIP best paper award!

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Extending coprime sensor arrays to achieve the peak side lobe height of a full uniform linear array
Kaushallya Adhikari, John R. Buck and Kathleen E. Wage

The award ceremony will take place at EUSIPCO 2018 in Italy. For more information see the EURASIP newsletter.

NEW blog series about SpringerOpen EURASIP journals

In a series of blog posts, we’d like to provide you with some exciting insights into the 7 open access signal processing journals that SpringerOpen publishes together with EURASIP. You will find interviews with the journals’ Editors-in-Chief, with leaders of the society, you will hear more about the special issues that these journals publish on hot topics, along with useful tips for your manuscript submission and more. Read the blog here.