Dear tccc colleagues, We realized that the original deadline clashed with a related major conference deadline (Mobicom, March 15). For this reason, we decided to EXTEND the deadline of 10 days, so as to permit perspective Mobicom authors, and of course all remaining persoective authors, to target SRIF as well. The new deadlines are the following: - paper registration: March 20; - paper submission: March 28. Looking forward to your submissions!
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CALL FOR PAPERS SRIF 2013 - Second Workshop of Software Radio Implementation Forum Held in conjunction with ACM Sigcomm, Hong Kong http://conferences.sigcomm.org/sigcomm/2013/srif.php Paper registration/submission: March 20/28, 2013 [EXTENDED] --- The forum is intended for academic and industrial practitioners and researchers who develop software radio platforms and who implement innovative wireless systems on software radio platforms to (i) demonstrate feasibility; and (ii) identify new critical problems that demand research attention. Although the idea of Software Defined Radio (SDR) was conceived 20 years ago, it remains today one of the most vigorous and growing research areas in wireless communications. On the one hand, the cost of radio components, chipset, and platforms with programmable features is now almost within reach of integration into consumer products. On the other hand, the very definition of Software Defined Radio has been significantly extended since its inception: from “just” reshaping of PHY waveforms to full reconfiguration of the whole protocol stack as well as virtualization of PHY/MAC/access functionalities. There has also been increased interest to explore ways to describe the radio behavior through application programming interfaces and languages independent of the underlying platform. SRIF 2013 aims to bring together practitioners and researchers of software-defined radio in academia and industry to share the latest development, experiences, and insights, in this exciting area. Through the exchange, the workshop aims to encourage and engender lively collaborations between academia and industry. In particular, the workshop aims to (i) reach out to industrial participants to share their best practices; and (ii) expose the state-of-the-art wireless research based on SDR to industrial participants in order to seek feedback. Toward that end, we invite participants from the industry and academia to submit papers, demonstrations, and posters in all areas related to software radio platforms and system prototypes on them. Although this workshop has an emphasis on implementations, not all submissions need to have the systems realized. New ideas that challenge the existing SDR methodologies and paradigms are especially welcome. The topics of interest include but are not limited to the following: * New hardware and software architectures for software radio platforms * New programming model of SDR * New PHY and MAC primitives and abstractions * Prototypes of novel wireless systems on SDR * State-of-the-art performance of wireless systems on SDR * New applications of SDR (e.g., security, localization, RFID, biomedical applications, etc.) * Theory versus practice (e.g., comparison of what is achievable in theory and what has been achieved in practice) * New ideas that challenge the existing practices * WLAN and LTE cellular networks with SDR * Prototypes on platforms other than SDR Paper Title and Abstract Registration Due: March 20, 2013 [EXTENDED] Paper Submissions Due: March 28, 2013 [EXTENDED] Acceptance Notification: April 28, 2013 Camera Ready: May 26, 2013 Workshop Date: Aug 12, 2013 For further details and submission instructions, see http://conferences.sigcomm.org/sigcomm/2013/srif.php _______________________________________________ IEEE Communications Society Tech. Committee on Computer Communications (TCCC) - for discussions on computer networking and communication. [email protected] https://lists.cs.columbia.edu/cucslists/listinfo/tccc
