The Third IEEE International Workshop on Emerging COgnitive Radio Applications and aLgorithms
(IEEE CORAL 2015)
In recent years, the increasing number of wireless technologies and applications, and
the current inadequacies of spectrum allocation policies resulting from licensing
arrangements by national spectrum regulatory agencies have lead to a situation in
which most of the spectrum has been allocated, and vacant frequencies are
considered precious resources that need preservation. At the same time, several
spectrum measurements have been performed to demonstrate that wide portions of
the licensed spectrum are only sporadically utilized, or are considerably underutilized
at any given location. Cognitive Radio (CR) has emerged as one of the key technologies to solve the problem of spectrum scarcity
and underutilization.
In this workshop, we address the identification, development and assessment of emerging applications of CR networks, and reflect on the current state-of-art on the implementation of CR systems. At the same time, we plan to investigate the methodologies , techniques and algorithms that are required to fully realize the potential of CR technology. This includes the new paradigms and multidisciplinary techniques that can be considered for CR management, organization and control under the algorithmic viewpoint.
Due to the timeliness of the topics, we expect the workshop to be a possible ground of cross-fertilization between academia, industry, and standardization groups , and to provide an original contribution to the state-of-art of research on cognitive radio networking. We also consider the workshop as a perfect arena for participation of young PhDs and Researchers who will receive provocative ideas, visions and guidelines on new potential directions of research on methodologies, techniques, algorithms and multidisciplinary aspects of the cognitive radio networking.
Prof. Alexander M. Wyglinski giving the Keynote talk of IEEE CORAL 2015
The audience attending the workshop.
Dr. Nikos Perpinias presenting the paper "An Experimental Study on the Statistical Properties of Radio Environment Noise".
Dr. Trung Thanh Nguyen presenting the paper "A Multi-Channel Spectrum Sensing Scheme with Filter Bank Realization for LTE Signals".
Dr. Yuan Ma presenting the paper "Sub-Nyquist Rate Wideband Spectrum Sensing over TV white space for M2M Communications".
Prof. Shusuke Narieda presenting the paper "A Weighted Diversity Combining Technique for Cyclostationarity Detection Based Spectrum Sensing in Cognitive Radio Networks".
Dr. Salam Al-Juboori presenting the paper "Unified Approach for Performance Analysis of Cognitive Radio Spectrum Sensing over Correlated Multipath Fading Channels".
Dr. Ahmad Naeem Akhtar presenting the paper "Fusion Based Spectrum Decision Framework for Cognitive Radio Users".
Dr. Michael Doering presenting the paper "Feasibility Study on Application of Impulse-UWB for Control Channel in Cognitive Radio Networks".
Prof. Antonio G. Marques presenting the paper "Underlay Multi-Hop Cognitive Networks with Orthogonal Access".
