IEEE International Symposium on Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks (DYSPAN)is dedicated to policy and regulation issues related to dynamic spectrum access networks.
IEEE International Symposium on Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks (DYSPAN 2012) covers topics such as:
- Architecture and platform for dynamic spectrum access networks
- Spectrum measurement and models
- Spectrum sensing mechanisms and protocol support
- Efficient and broadband spectrum sensing
- Radio resource management and dynamic spectrum access networks
- Interference metrics and measurements
- New spectrum sharing models
- Applications of DSA
- Cross-layer optimization for cognitive radio networks
- Multiple access schemes for cognitive radio networks
- QoS provisioning and MAC protocol
- Information-theoretic aspects of cognitive radio networks
- Experimental prototypes and results
- Trust and security issues
- Market trends for secondary spectrum usage
- Business models and pricing for dynamic spectrum access
- Software regulation / standardization and equipment certification
- Regulatory models for dynamic spectrum access
- Dynamic spectrum auctions and economics
- Industrial and government role in dynamic spectrum access
- Defining / enforcing rights and responsibilities of spectrum licensees and easements
- Spectrum etiquettes and coexistence models
IEEE International Symposium on Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks (DYSPAN) brings together policy, technology and regulatory communities.
