The 2020  IEEE International Conference on Signal Processing, Communications and Computing (ICSPCC 2020) will be held in University of Macau (UM), Taipa, Macau, China, in August 21-24, 2020. The goal of the conference is to bring together leading engineers, researchers and academia from the world to discuss novel theories, technologies and applications in the areas of signal processing, communications and computing. The conference will feature prominent plenary speakers as well as technical sessions.

Macau is on China's southern coast western side of the Pearl River and 60 km west of Hong Kong. .The jurisdiction is under of the Macau, like Hong Kong, is China Special Administration Region, an innovative implementation of the ‘One Country, Two Systems’ policy.  Macau is the world's 83rd-largest economy, with a nominal GDP of over  US$53.billion, major from tourism and the gaming industry seven times larger than that of Las Vegas.

Topics for the conference include, but not limited to

n Audio and speech processing  	
n SP for communications
n Sensor array and multi-channel SP  	
n Wireless communications and networks 
n Image and multidimensional SP  	
n Optical communications and networks 
n Radar and sonar SP 	
n Microwave, antennas and propagation 
n Biomedical signal processing  	
n Cognitive radio and sensor networks 
n Information and data processing  	
n Cyber-physical systems 
n Detection, estimation and classification  	
n Grid and cloud computing 
n Space time processing and MIMO systems  	
n Internet of things 
n Underwater communications and networks  	
n Embedded system design 
n Channel estimation and equalization  	
n Machine Learning 
n Compressive sensing 	
n Grid and Cloud Computing
n Ocean observation technology 	
n Mobile social networks

Paper Submission: Submitted papers must not have been published previously or must not be currently under consideration elsewhere for publication.  Please see the Paper Submission page for detail requirements. Accepted papers will be submitted for inclusion into IEEE Xplore.