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INTEL TWO-DAY WORKSHOP ON
Cognitive Radios - Enabling Cognitive Radios in the Low Cost Consumer
Industry
Location: Intel Conference Center, Hillsboro, OR
Dates: November 6-7, 2008
Who can attend: Open to industry and academia
RSVP Required: Send email to Katherine L. Marek, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Directions: To be provided after RSVP
Note: This is NOT an IEEE sponsored event
Sponsor: Intel Research Council Communications Committee
Recent trends toward better spectrum utilization, multi-radio platforms,
and improved coexistence have spawned an impressive growth in research
in the area of Cognitive Radios(CRs). CRs promise to enhance the
radio's ability to (re)use spectrum, coexist with other radios and
enhance the user experience by intelligently configuring and optimizing
the radio's operating parameters and learning from past experiences.
This is made possible by the recent advancements in RF technologies,
reconfigurable/software radios, innovative networking strategies and the
ongoing spectrum regulatory developments which allow the
commercialization of CR devices in the marketplace.
Intel Corporation is hosting a CR Workshop with the theme "Enabling
Cognitive Radio for the Low Cost Consumer Space" to catalyze the
research in CRs and bring together the key stakeholders in this area.
The Workshop will focus on extracting technologies and architectures
relevant to the low cost consumer market and bring about business models
which enable the successful commercialization of cognitive radio based
technologies in the marketplace. The Workshop will feature prominent
speakers from academia and industry. Interactive panel discussions
which will bring up the challenges, technologies, and business
opportunities in the CR arena.
This workshop is open to both internal and external attendees. If you
have colleagues which you think would be interested in this workshop,
please send an email to Katherine L. Marek with their name and email
address and we will send them an invitation to attend and details of the
event.
Please RSVP to Katherine L. Marek so that we can have an accurate headcount.
Thursday, November 6th:
08:00-09:30am Registration and Breakfast
09:30-10:00am Kevin Kahn, Senior Intel Fellow, Director Communications
Technology Lab, Intel Corporation
10:00-10:45am Mike Chartier, Technical Policy Specialist, Intel Corporation
10:45-11:00am Break
11:00-11:45am Monisha Ghosh, Philips Research
11:45-12:30pm Jeffrey H Reed, Willis G. Worcester professor in ECE,
Virginia Tech
12:30-01:30pm Lunch
01:30-02:15pm Victor Bahl, Principal Researcher, Manager Networking
Research Group, Microsoft Research
02:15-03:00pm Milind Buddhikot, Technical Staff, Lucent Bell Labs
03:00-03:30pm Break
03:30-05:00pm *Panel 1 Discussion
Panelists:
Siavash Alamouti, Intel Fellow, and CTO MWG, Intel Corporation
Shuki Perlman, Marketing Manager, MWG, Intel Corporation
Latha Ramanan, Strategic Planner, UMG, Intel Corporation
Ulun Karacaoglu, Principal Engineer, MPG, Intel Corporation
05:00-05:30pm Break and travel time
05:30-08:30pm Reception and Dinner
Friday, November 7th
07:30-08:15am Registration and Breakfast
08:15-08:30am Opening
08:30-09:15am Dr. Simon Haykin (Keynote)
09:15-10:00am Nokia Research Center
10:00-10:30am Break
10:30-12:00pm **Panel 2 Discussion
Panelists:
Ivan Seskar, WINLAB, Rutgers University
Heather Zheng, University of California, Santa Barbara
Joe Evans, University of Kansas
Douglas Sicker, University of Colorado
12:00-12:15pm Wrap Up
12:15pm Lunch
*Panel 1: How would you use a cognitive radio in the low cost consumer
space?
Intel technologists and strategists will identify use cases and
applications which would benefit from CR technologies. Various product
groups will be represented to discuss the priorities of CR for different
consumer and mobile products.
**Panel 2: How do we overcome the main technical hurdles to implement
cognitive radio technologies in the low cost consumer space?
This panel is a follow-on to Panel 1, academia experts in CRs working on
different network layers will extract the main hurdles and research
vectors for enabling the use cases of cognitive radios in the low cost
consumer space.
For additional information, contact Srikathyayani (Kathyayani)
Srikanteswara, Intel Corporation, [EMAIL PROTECTED],
phone: 503-712-2286.
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