Call For Papers

With the steady recovery of the telecommunications industry sector, more 3G cellular mobile systems are being rolled out with increasing multimedia-oriented services and applications. More hotspots are planned and/or deployed leading to the proliferation of Wi-Fi wireless LANs. In addition, with the rapid emergence of WiMaX (IEEE 802.16), which provides wide area high speed access with the possibility of mobility support proves to be exciting and promising. In research laboratories, higher speed but shorter range radio systems such as Ultra Wideband (UWB) are under intense development, along with the concepts of pervasive computing and communications using wireless ad-hoc and sensor networks. The objective of this symposium is to provide a platform for researchers and technologists to present new ideas and contributions in the form of technical papers, panel discussions as well as testbed implementations and real-world evaluation of many ideas in wireless communications. To ensure complete coverage of advances in wireless communication and networking technologies for the current and future systems, the wireless communications, networks and systems symposium seeks original contributions in, but not limited to, the following topical areas:

• Wireless Communications

• Ad Hoc Networks

• Cellular Networks

• Wireless LAN Services

• MIMO

• Applications of Ad Hoc Networks

• Sensor Networks

• Applications of Sensor Networks

• OFDM

• Mobile Internet

• Wireless LAN

• Space-Time Coding

• CDMA

• Satellite Networks

• AdHoc and Wireless Networks

• Interference Cancellation

• Ultra Wideband

• Queuing and Scheduling

• QoS for Wireless Networks

• Performance Analysis

• Cross Layer Protocols

• Wireless Internet

• Resource Allocation and Management

• Multiple Access

• Antenna and RF

• 4G and Beyond 3G Systems

• Smart Antennas

• Heterogeneous Network

• Coding and Modulation

• Wireless IP

• Enabling Technologies for Wireless Communications

• Wireless Propagation

• Convergent Networks

• Wireless Applications and Services

• Software Defined Radio

• Cognitive Radios

• Wireless Network Protocols

• Experiments, Trials, Test beds

Symposium Co-Chairs: