Aims and scope

Multidimensional Systems and Signal Processing (MSSP) is an archival, peer-reviewed, technical journal publishing mainly original research papers, spanning fundamentals as well as applicable research contributions. The journal also publishes selective survey papers and brief communications (short papers). It is the only international journal primarily concerned with Multidimensional Signals and Systems. Topics of current interest include, but are not limited to:

Multidimensional Systems

· Multidimensional control systems design and implementation
· Multidimensional stability and realization theory
· Behavioral/algebraic approach to multidimensional systems
· Robust control of uncertain multidimensional systems
· Prediction and filtering of multidimensional processes
· Iterative learning control in a multidimensional systems setting
· Symbolic tools for multidimensional systems
· Repetitive processes and applications

Multidimensional Signal Processing

· Image processing and analysis
· Video processing and analysis
· Spatial-temporal signal processing
· Multidimensional filters and filter-banks
· Multidimensional signal reconstruction
· Multidimensional signal modeling and estimation
· Multidimensional transformation techniques
· Image/video transmission and compression
· Tensors for multidimensional signal processing
· Processing of remotely sensed multidimensional data
· Array signal processing
· Graph signal processing

Applications of Multidimensional Systems and Signal Processing

· Bio-imaging
· Healthcare
· 3-D imaging techniques
· Sensor networks
· Radar and SAR image processing

The journal is published quarterly. Submission and publication in this journal is free of charge. However, once an article is accepted, authors have the option to make their papers Open Access by paying an article processing fee. No paper published previously in another journal, transactions, or book will be considered for publication in MSSP, although material previously published in workshop, symposium, and conference proceedings will be considered if it contains substantially new material. In the case of previously published material, the authors are responsible for obtaining the necessary permissions from the copyright holder. The authors must obtain all necessary institution and/or government clearances prior to submission.