> > > > Hi All: > > I am enclosing CFP for a exciting new conference on > emerging field of > Dynamic Spectrum Access (DSA) networks that may be > of interest to you. > This new, first-of-its-kind conference will bring > together > technologists, policy, economics and legal folks > from world over. IEEE > COMSOC is 100% sponsor and significant corporate > and other professional > organization sponsorship is expected. > > The relevant URL is > http://www.ieee-dyspan.org > > I wonder if anyone from India's TRAI authority is on > this email list. > This conference will be of significant interest to > telecom policy folks > in India. > > If you have any questions, please email me. > > Milind M. Buddhikot > Lucent Bell Labs > 101 Crawfords Corner Rd > RM 4G 508 > Holmdel, NJ 07733-3030 > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Call for Papers for > First IEEE International Symposium on > New Frontiers in Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks > > Nov 8 - Nov 11, 2005 > > Renaissance Harborplace Hotel > Baltimore Harbor, Maryland, USA > > WEB: > http://www.ieee-dyspan.org > > SPONSORS: > IEEE Communications Society (IEEE COMSOC) > > > VISION: > > The IEEE DySPAN 2005 will be a new, > first-of-its-kind IEEE symposium > on "Dynamic Spectrum Access" (DSA) networks. > Current technology > trends indicate that high performance, low-power > signal processing, > reconfigurable RF front ends, wide-band spectrum > sensing and real-time > spectrum allocation and acquisition will enable a > new paradigm of DSA > Networks. In addition, the spectrum policy > community (both > international and domestic) has clearly recognized > the potential of > this technology and is addressing its impact on 21st > Century spectrum > management by adopting flexible, market-based > policies and rules for > unlicensed devices and licensed radio systems. This > is therefore an > opportune time to have a single, premier forum that > brings together a > broad range of representatives, researchers, > practitioners and policy > makers from industry, academia, and government from > around the globe > who are engaged in cutting edge explorations in > technology, policies > and legal aspects of emerging DSA networks. > > ----------------------- > SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS > ----------------------- > > DySPAN 2005 is soliciting following types of > contributions that will > be published in a paper proceedings published by > IEEE and made > available to conference registrants. > > FULL PAPERS: Full Papers in technology and policy > domain must present > original, previously unpublished, complete works. > Papers in > technology track presenting research experiences > from > realistic systems are welcome. The extended > abstracts that > are accepted need to be expanded to full papers > under the > guidance of program committee members. > > POSITION PAPERS: These papers must be innovative and > forward-looking > and must offer new insights that show promise of > pointing > out future research directions. > > In addition to these, DySPAN2005 may include a few > invited papers from > leading members of technology and policy community. > > Following page limits will be followed. > > Technology Track: > ---------------- > Maximum 6 pages excluding figures, tables, and > reference for > Extended Abstract > > Maximum 10 page for final paper, including > figures, tables, > and references > > Policy track: > ------------- > Maximum 20 pages excluding figures, tables, and > reference > for Extended Abstract > > Maximum 30 pages including figures, > tables, references for > the final papers > > Position papers: > ---------------- > Maximum 10 pages for Technology track > including > figures, tables, references > > Maximum 20 pages for Policy track including > figures, > tables, references > > We recommend to format manuscripts according to the > IEEE double-column > standard format. Extended abstracts should use Times > Roman 11pt (or > greater) font. The final published manuscript will > use Times Roman > 10pt font. Authors should use only standard fonts, > i.e., Times Roman, > Courier, Symbol, and Helvetica, or equivalent. > Formatting guidelines > and template support for popular word processing > packages (MS-WORD, > LaTeX) will be available on > http://www.ieee-dyspan.org. > -------------------------------------------------------------------- > > TUTORIALS > Please contact as follows: > > Technology Track Tutorials > Prof. Dirk Grunwald ([EMAIL PROTECTED] ) > Dr. John Chapin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > > Policy Track Tutorials > Jerry Faulhaber ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > Kevin Werbach ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > > -------------------------------------------------------------------- > IMPORTANT DATES > Extended Abstract Submission Deadline: > June 22, 2005 > Panel and Tutorial Proposals: June 30, > 2005 > Acceptance Notification: July 15, 2005 > Final version of papers due to DySPAN > committees: Aug 30, 2005 > Final Photo camera Ready Versions to IEEE: > Sept 15, 2005 > -------------------------------------------------------------------- > > TOPICS AREAS > > Areas of interest include, but are not limited to > > TECHNOLOGY FOCUS > > Spectrum measurements, models > Enabling Technologies such as: > - Reconfigurable Radio Platforms > - Software Defined and Cognitive Radios > - Dynamic Network Architectures, Protocols > Spectrum Access Management Techniques > Wide-band spectrum sensing > Multi-Band & Adaptive RF > Experimental Prototypes and Results > Accreditation, Trust, & Security Mechanisms > Infrastructure-Less and Coordinated DSA > Applications of DSA (e.g. public safety, > cellular > access networks) > System Models > Protocols for Spectrum Agile Communications > Characterizing Radio Environments > Interference Metrics and Measurements > Transition Mechanisms > > > POLICY, LAW & ECONOMICS FOCUS > > International Experience > Spectrum Secondary Markets: > - State-of-the-art and Trends > Private Commons > New Business Models and Pricing Access to > Spectrum > Dynamic Spectrum Markets > - Regional Spectrum Markets and Brokering > Defining and Enforcing Rights and > Responsibilities > of Spectrum Licensees > Defining and Enforcing Spectrum Easements > Spectrum etiquettes for unlicensed bands > Regulation of Software Lessons Learned > The Role for Government and Industry > - Standard Setting in Spectrum > Regulations for Cognitive Radio > International Implications of Dynamic Spectrum > Access > State and Local Networks > Transition Mechanisms > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > GENERAL CHAIR > Paul Kolodzy, Kolodzy Consulting > > Technical Program Committee Chairs > Dale Hatfield, University of Colorado > Preston Marshall, DARPA > > Policy Program Committee Chairs > Peter Tenhula, FCC > Phil Weiser, University of Colorado > > -------------------- > Committee Membership > -------------------- > Technical Program Committee > ---------------------------- > Marshall, Preston (DARPA) > Hatfield, Dale (University of Colorado) > > Brodersen, Bob (UC Berkeley) > Buddhikot, Milind (Lucent/Bell Labs) > Chapin, John (Vanu) > Evans, Joe (NSF) > Farber, Dave (Carnegie Mellon University) > Glossner, John (Sandbridge) > Grunwald, Dirk (University of Colorado) > Johndral, Friedrich (Univ of > Karlsruhe,Germany) > Knapp, Julie (FCC) > Kim, Chang-Joo (ETRI, Korea) > Kontson, Kalle (Alion) > Lapin, Greg (ARRL) > Mahonen, Petri (RWTH Aachen, Germany) > Marcus, Mike (ENST, France) > McHenry, Mark (Shared Spectrum Corp) > Mitola, Joe (DARPA) > Nebbia, Karl (NTIA) > Raychaudhuri, Dipankar (Rutgers University) > Roberson, Dennis (Illinois Institute of > Technology) > Sizer, Todd (Lucent/Bell Labs) > Steffes, Paul (Georgia Institute of > Technology) > Stewart, Will (FREng, UK) > Sward, Doug (Industry Canada) > Valenzuela, Reinaldo (Lucent/Bell Labs) > Vincent, Wilbur (Naval Postgraduate School) > Zander, Jens (KTH, Sweden) > > ------------------------ > Policy Program Committee > ------------------------ > Tenhula, Peter (FCC) > Weiser, Phil (University of Colorado) > > Benjamin, Stu (Duke) > Brenner, Dean (Qualcomm) > Brown, Mary (Cisco) > Cave, Martin (Warwick Business School - UK) > DeVries, Pierre (Microsoft) > Faulhaber, Gerry (Univ of Penn) > Fitzgerald, Ari (Hogan & Hartson) > Gattuso, Joe (NTIA) > Goodman, Ellen (Rutgers) > Jesuale, Nancy (NetCityEngineering) > Luther, Geoff (ACA Australia) > Miller, Brian (MED New Zealand) > Pitsch, Peter (Intel) > Rath, Charla (Verizon Wireless) > Rosston, Greg (Stanford) > Shelanski, Howard (UC Berkeley) > Sicker, Doug (University of Colorado) > Speta, Jim (Northwestern University) > Sugrue, Tom (T-Mobile) > Victory, Nancy (Wiley, Rein & Fielding) > Webb, William (OFCOM, UK) > Webbink, Doug (Independent) > Werbach, Kevin (Univ of Penn) > Wildman, Steve (Univ of Michigan)
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