Technical Program is available!
Invited Talk by Roman Maslennikov on 24 Aug at 10:30am
"Analysis of Multiple Antenna Transmission for HSUPA"
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Roman MASLENNIKOV received M.S. degree in Radiophysics
from Lobachevski State University of Nizhny Novgorod in 2002. From 2003 to
2009, he was with Intel Corporation, Wireless Standards and Technologies
Group, working on investigations of Wi-Fi and WiMAX communication systems and
participating in the IEEE 802.16e,m and IEEE 802.11ad standards development.
Since 2009, Roman is technical manager for the Wireless Competence Center of
Lobachevski State University of Nizhny Novgorod, where he is working on
collaborative projects between the University and industrial
telecommunication companies including such world leaders as Nokia Siemens
Networks and Intel. Roman Maslennikov’s research interests include signal
processing for wireless communication systems, multiple antenna algorithms,
and communication systems simulations and prototyping. Roman is an author of
more than 30 conference and journal papers and holds 6 US patents. |
Background and Topics
The rapid proliferation of
wireless cellular systems over the
last decade has introduced fundamental changes to ”anytime, anywhere”
Mobile Internet access, as well as posed new challenges for the
research community. The next generation of broadband standards, such as
IEEE 802.16m
enhancements and LTE-Advanced,
target aggressive improvements in all aspects of wireless system
design, including system capacity, energy efficiency and quality of
service. Promising next generation technologies cover, for example,
more advanced antenna technologies on mobile platforms, advanced
network topologies, cross-layer and co-operative transmission
techniques.
The Workshop aims to bring together the researchers from academia and
the experts from industry to address recent advances in the design,
modeling, prototyping, implementation, standardization, and deployment
of broadband wireless access networks. It is held in conjunction with
the 11th International Conference on Telecommunications for Intelligent
Transport Systems (ITST),
St. Petersburg, Russia
on 23-25th August, 2011.
Topics of the 2nd RABAN Workshop include, but not limited to, the following:
- Cross-layer optimization concepts
- Energy efficiency and power management
- Co-operative techniques and traffic relaying
- Multi-access networks and multi-radio terminals
- Network cognition and self-configuration
- Multi-tier network technologies and architectures
- Mobile broadband traffic support
- Vehicular networks
- Client quality of experience enhancement
- Machine-to-machine communications
- Interference mitigation approaches
- Distributed antenna architectures
- Advanced MIMO techniques
- Channel estimation techniques and channel models
- Spectrum management and regulatory issues
Submission Instructions
The authors are encouraged
to submit
full papers describing cutting-edge, state-of-the-art, previously
unpublished and complete research, not currently under review by
another conference or journal.
Papers in double column
IEEE format must be submitted electronically via the EDAS
system and should not exceed 6 pages.
Proceedings of the Workshop will be published in IEEE Xplore
and indexed in the relevant databases.