First International Summer School on Cognitive Wireless Communications
COST Action IC0902 and Network of Excellence ACROPOLIS joint 2011 Summer School July 12–15, 2011 – Villa Finaly, Florence, Italy
http://newyork.ing.uniroma1.it/IC0902/SummerSchool2011
New! Pictures of the 2011 Summer School are now available: have a look! Scope The objectives of this 4-days Summer School were to educate participants in the fundamentals of cognitive communications, cognitive radio and networks and its application in the design of modern wireless communication systems, offer an intense learning experience, and facilitate the acquisition of both theoretical concepts and experimental practice. We hope to acquaint participants with basic knowledge of cognitive communications and to apply these concepts in laboratory sessions during which the trainees will be able to practice with OpenAirInterface, an open-source hardware/software development platform and open-forum for innovation in the area of digital communications, created by the Mobile Communications Department at EURECOM, France. Laboratory demonstrations and exposure to experimental design tools were provided in addition to introductory and advanced tutorials. The summer school resulted particularly appealing to:
Students had the opportunity to present their own latest research achievements by participating in a student poster session specifically organized to this purpose. 12 posters were submitted for the poster session scheduled for July 15. Most of the posters are available on the school website, at the address: http://newyork.ing.uniroma1.it/IC0902/SummerSchool2011/Poster_session.html A report on the Summer School can be read online or downloaded (pdf) More information can be found on the Summer school website, at http://newyork.ing.uniroma1.it/IC0902/SummerSchool2011/
Organized by Sapienza University of Rome Contact Prof. Maria-Gabriella Di Benedetto Department of Information Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunications DIET Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |