ITS World Congress last call for papers

The ITS World congress takes place in Bordeaux in October 2015. Authors who wish to submit technical, scientific and commercial papers and proposals for special interest session have just three days left. The deadline is Monday 19 January at 23.59 CET and no extensions will be granted. Submit your papers and proposals here now.
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Authors who wish to submit technical, scientific and commercial papers and proposals for special interest session have just three days left.

The deadline is Monday 19 January at 23.59 CET and no extensions will be granted.

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