IEICE Technical Committee on Smart Radio
Purpose
The IEICE Technical Committee on Smart Radio is committed to exploring further possibilities and methods for realizing smart radio technologies such as software-defined radio and cognitive radio from a systematic perspective. It provides a forum for researchers in related fields to gather and discuss contributing to the promotion of education research development and standardization in this field across industry academia and government both domestically and internationally. Moreover the committee aims to foster the emergence of new research themes in boundary areas without limiting its focus to specific fields thereby expanding research into interdisciplinary academic domains. Some related topics are listed below.Keywords
Cognitive Radio
- Spectrum Sensing
- White Space utilization
- Spectrum Database
- Dynamic Spectrum Access
- Cognitive Network
- MAC for Cognitive Radio
- Load Balancing
- Radio Regulation Design
Heterogeneous Radio Access Network
- Heterogeneous Radio Access Systems
- Heterogeneous Cooperative Network
- Multi-band, Multi-mode
- Radio Environment Map
- Handover
- Carrier Aggregation
- Radio Resource Allocation
- Traffic Offloading
Wireless Distributed Network
- Carrier Sensing
- Spectrum Sharing
- Interference Control
- Adaptive Resource Control
- Distributed MIMO
- Cooperative Communication
- Access Control
- Cross-Layer Optimization
Software-Defined Radio
- Software-Defined Radios
- Wideband Muti-band Radios
- Radio Signal Processing
- GNU Radio
- Reconfigurable Processor
- Middleware
- Software Download
- Technical Standard Compliance
Schedule
LinkInternational activities
- International Workshop: SmartCom
- Virtual Workshop: SmartCom virtual workshop
Committee
| Name | Affiliation | |
|---|---|---|
| Chair | Osamu Takyu | Shinshu University |
| Vice Chair | Kentaro Ishizu | NICT |
| Kazuto Yano | ATR | |
| Shusuke Narieda | Mie University | |
| Secretary | Mamiko Inamori | Tokai University |
| Doohwan Lee | NTT | |
| Gia Khanh Tran | Institute of Science Tokyo | |
| Assistant Secretary | Taichi Ohtsuji | NEC Corporation |
| Xiaoyan Wang | Ibaraki University | |
| Akemi Tanaka | Sanperion | |
| Katsuya Suto | University of Electro-Communications | |
| Takahide Murakami | KDDI Research Inc. |