19th Saint Petersburg International Conference on Integrated Navigation Systems

19th Saint Petersburg International Conference on Integrated Navigation Systems

28-30 May 2012
Saint Petersburg, Russia
General information
Dear Colleagues,

The Organizing Committee invites you and your colleagues to take part in the 19th Saint Petersburg International Conference on Integrated Navigation Systems (19th ICINS2012). 
The Conference will be held on 28-30 May 2012 at the State Research Center of the Russian Federation - Concern CSRI Elektropribor, JSC, 30, Malaya Posadskaya Ul., Saint Petersburg, Russia (the entrance from 1, Pevchesky per.). 
The Conference languages are English and Russian
Provision will be made for simultaneous interpretation from Russian into English and from English into Russian.
By the decision of the International Program Committee the Conference program includes plenary and poster presentations.
Presentation of plenary papers (including discussion) should be 20 min.
The authors of poster papers at the plenary session are given 3 min to present the main idea of the paper with 1-2 slides, if any; further discussion will continue at the posters. 
The Conference fee per person is $450 if it is paid before 1 April 2012 and $500 if the payment is made after 1 April 2012 (students and post-graduates are offered a discount of 50 per cent).
The Conference fee includes:
  • participation in the Conference
  • one copy of the Conference Proceedings (before the Conference begins)
  • a sight-seeing guided bus tour of the city (28 May)
  • lunches, coffee breaks during these 3 days
  • transportation from/to the airport/railway station to/from the hotels
  • transportation to the Conference from the hotels recommended by the Organizing Committee
  • drink reception

The conference fee should be paid by bank transfer.

CONFERENCE TOPICS

  • Navigation, Control and Guidance Systems, and Components
  • Integrated Navigation Systems for Marine, Land and Aerospace Applications
  • Inertial Systems and Sensors
  • GLONASS, GPS, Galileo and Augmentation Systems
  • MEMS
  • Algorithms and Software
  • Testing and Metrology
The Conference does not cover the issues related to military and technical cooperation, development of military technologies and weapon specimens and military hardware.

IMPORTANT DATES

  • 01 December 2011 - deadline for submission of abstracts (data files).
  • 27 February 2012 - Preliminary Program placed on the Conference website.
  • 1 April 2012 - deadline for submission of camera-ready papers (files) included in the Conference program.
  • by 23 April 2012 - ONLINE registration on the Conference website
The Bank Details to transfer the Conference fee:

JSC VTB Bank (OPERU BRANCH)
SWIFT: VTBRRUM2NWR
7, Dumskaya St., Saint Petersburg, 191011, Russia 
Transit Account N 40702840637000005351
30 Malaya Posadskaya St., Concern CSRI Elektropribor, JSC
Fax (812) 232 33 76
Correspondent Bank: The Bank of New York Mellon, New York
SWIFT: IRVTUS3N
Cor. Account: 8900060166
We draw your attention to the fact that commission and charges of our Bank and correspondent banks are paid by the conference participants. 
Please be sure to indicate the code "19th ICINS2012" and the conferee's surname in the bank document. 
The Conference fee can be paid at the registration desk in St. Petersburg in cash only in roubles or by credit cards (NOTE: In this case Conference fee is $500 ($250 for students or post-graduates). 
The following bank cards are accepted: 
EuroCard/MasterCard, edc/Maestro, Visa, Visa Electron, Diners Club. 

Cheques are not accepted.

To participate in the Conference, every interested person should fill in the ONLINE Conference Registration form to be available on the Conference website no later than 23 April 2012.

In accordance with the requirements of the regulations for foreign citizens visiting enterprises in Russia all conferees-to-be should provide the following personal data in advance:
  • full name;
  • country of residence;
  • full name of organization/ educational institution;
  • position;
  • full date of birth (dd/mm/yyyy);
  • citizenship (nationality),
  • passport number. 
    In order to avoid misunderstanding, please fill in the Registration form attentively and correctly.


    To enter the Russian Federation, all conference participants and all accompanying persons must get a Russian Visa. 
    A Visa is required for all persons who have passports. 
    The passport must be valid at least 6 months past the date of your departure from Russia.
     
    The Organizing Committee strongly recommends that you should start visa formalities in proper time.
    Either a Tourist Visa or a Business Visa can be issued. 
    So please find out beforehand what kind of visa you need since it happened that some registrants could not attend the Conference because they had to execute Business Visa instead of the Tourist Visa and failed to get their Invitations and Visas in time. 

    The service-agent of the conference will render the conferees and their accompanying persons the following services:
  • preparation of documents for getting the Russian Visas
  • providing transportation
  • making hotel reservations
  • arranging cultural program. 

    The Conference is traditionally held in the White Nights season - the high tourist season. 
    Please bear in mind that the city authorities and hotel administration had to set exacting requirements concerning the period of time over which the guest (Conference participant) is going to stay at a hotel, terms of payment and cancellation of reserved hotel rooms. 
    If you reserve a room on your own and sel ect a hotel not included into the list of recommended hotels we will not be able to guarantee your free bus transportation fr om the hotel to the Conference and from the drink reception to the hotel. 
    The sight-seeing tour of St. Petersburg for the Conference participants will take place on 28 May after the evening session. Experienced guides will make you acquainted with our city history and its architectural sights. The sight-seeing tour language is English. 

    Full information on the Conference including Preliminary program, Conference Schedule, Conference Registration form, as well as guidelines on ordering services through the Conference service-agent (visa support, hotel reservation and cultural program) are available on the website
    We look forward to welcoming you at our Conference.
    Best regards,
    The Conference Organizing Committee
  • Program
    Organizers

    CONFERENCE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

    Chairman:
    V. Peshekhonov
    Members:
    M. Grishina
    B. Rivkin
    O. Stepanov


    Conference fee

    CONFERENCE FEES

    The Conference fee per person:

    $450 before 1 April 2012,
    $500 after 1 April 2012.

    Students and post-graduates are offered a 50% discount:

    $225 before 1 April 2012;
    $250 after 1 April 2012.

    The Conference fee includes:

  • participation in the conference
  • one copy of the Conference Proceedings
  • lunches and coffee breaks during 3 conference days
  • transportation from/to the airport to/from the hotel
  • daily transportation to the Conference from the recommended hotels
  • sight-seeing guided bus tour of St. Petersburg
  • drink reception

    Note that payment for the Business Invitation formalities via the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia is not included in the Conference fee.

    The Conference fee can be paid:
  • by bank transfer;
  • by credit cards at the registration desk in St. Petersburg. 

    Cheques are not accepted for payment. 

    Payment by bank transfer

    To pay the conference fee to our bank, please use the Bank Details indicated below

    JSC VTB Bank (OPERU BRANCH)
    SWIFT: VTBRRUM2NWR
    7, Dumskaya St., Saint Petersburg, 191011, Russia 
    Transit Account N 40702840637000005351
    30 Malaya Posadskaya St., Concern CSRI Elektropribor, JSC
    Fax (812) 232 33 76
    Correspondent Bank: The Bank of New York Mellon, New York
    SWIFT: IRVTUS3N
    Cor. Account: 8900060166
  • Note that commission and charges of our Bank and correspondent banks are paid by the conference participants
  • Please indicate the code 19thICINS and the conferee's name in the bank document
  • To confirm the money transfer please report the bank document number by e-mail, fax or by phone

    The following credit cards are accepted
    EuroCard/MasterCard, edc/Maestro, Visa, Visa Electron, Diners Club. 
    Notein this case the conferees pay $500 (students, post-graduates $250).


  • Organizing Committee report
    27.02.2012
    Information on 19th Saint Petersburg International Conference on Integrated Navigation is posted. The following page is added: Preliminary Program. 

    10.02.2012
    Dear Authors of the papers submitted to the 19th Saint Petersburg International Conference on Integrated Navigation Systems,
    Decision of the International Program Committee regarding types of the papers (plenary, poster, rejected) is available on the Conference web site.
    Registrators of the papers can see it also in their Offices in CoMS system, having entered them with their PINs and Passwords.
    Instructions for preparing plenary and poster papers are available on the Conference web site. 
    Contact information
    CONTACT INFORMATION
    State Research Center of the Russian Federation
    Concern CSRI Elektropribor, JSC
    30, Malaya Posadskaya St., St. Petersburg,
    197046, Russia 
    Margarita V. Grishina - Member of the Organizing Committee Leader of the Conference Working Group
    Phone:  +7(812) 499 8118 - Translators of the Working Group, +7(812) 499 8157
    Fax: +7(812) 232 3376 - (Please, mark 19th ICINS 2012)

    E-mail: ICINS@eprib.ru 
    Conference venue
    State Research Center of the Russian Federation
    Concern CSRI Elektropribor, JSC
    30, Malaya Posadskaya St., St. Petersburg,
    197046, Russia 
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