9th EAI International Conference on Wireless and Satellite Systems (WiSATS 2017)

The 9th EAI International Conference on Wireless and Satellite Systems (WiSATS 2017) covers topics such as:

• Synchronization, equalization and channel estimation
• Antenna designs, modulation and coding
• Advances in Signal processing for wireless or satellite communications
• Channel modeling for wireless or satellite communications
• Beamforming and MIMO for interference avoidance
• MIMO communications for wireless or satellites
• DVB and broadband access technologies
• Interference detection and mitigation techniques
• Self-organizing mesh networks and autonomic communications
• QoS provisioning and MAC protocols
• Networking topologies for broadband over satellite links
• Multi-resolution channel sensing algorithms
• Reliable multicast protocols, transport protocol over satellite
• IP over satellite and QoS support
• Power control, hand-over issues and call admission control
• Onboard switching and processing Delay tolerant networking
• Satellite navigation systems, services and tracking
• Emerging standardizations and issues
• Security related issues of satellite communications
• Real-time multimedia streaming, broadcast/multicasting
• Platforms and architectures for cognitive radio
• Radio resource management and dynamic spectrum sharing
• Nanosatellites
• Intersatellite links
• Propagation and mitigation techniques at Ku, Ka and V-bands
• Novel satellite-enabled services
• Satellite payload
• Satellite architecture
• Earth-space communications
• Satellite subsystems and components
• Demand Assignment Multiple Access (DAMA)
• MIMO satellite communications
• Reliable multicast protocols
• Cross-layer air interface design
• IP over satellite Routing protocols
• Transport protocol performance over wireless or satellite
• Onboard switching and processing technologies
• Game theory applications in wireless or satellite networks
• Adjacent and terrestrial interference
• Dynamic bandwidth allocation
• Advanced channel modeling
• Fade mitigation techniques
• Standardisation activities
• Security, privacy, and trust