Final Programme 2 â 5 June 2013 Dresden, Germany - ieeevtc.org

The 77 th IEEE 

Vehicular Technology Conference 

Final Programme 

2 – 5 June 2013 

Dresden, Germany

Dear Colleagues, 

On behalf of the Organizing Committee and as a 

proud resident of Dresden, it is my pleasure to 

welcome you to the 77th IEEE Vehicular 

Technology Conference (VTC) 2013 Spring in this 

beautiful city in Germany; a distinguished place 

where history meets modernism, technology meets 

art and industry meets academia. Dresden has 

become famous for the successful collaboration 

between all these aspects of our lives, in particular 

the close and innovative partnership between 

industry and research. This concept of working 

together has supported the success story of the 

largest micro- and organic electronics hub in 

Europe and the 5th largest in the world. 

Not least because I do believe that it is exactly this 

approach that is reflected in the success of the 

VTC, the Technische Universität Dresden (TUD) 

has been chosen as local organizer for the 

VTC2013-Spring and I am delighted to represent 

the university through my position as General 

Chair. In June 2012, the University had been 

granted the status of a ’University of Excellence’ as 

one of only 11 higher education institutions with 

that title in Germany. The TUD was granted the 

title as an elite research institution for its 

institutional strategy, its two clusters of excellence 

as well as one Graduate School. 

It is my personal belief that we have created a 

unique event, filled with international delegates that 

are passionate about the continuous development of 

wireless communications and vehicular technology 

and that are looking forward to innovate, to create 

and to shape the mobile world of tomorrow. It is at 

conferences such as the VTC where new ideas are 

thought out and visions started, possibilities 

investigated and challenges discussed. The 

conference venue in downtown Dresden is a perfect 

place to start enjoying the city, which is why we 

Welcome from the General Chair 

decided to have the welcome reception at this 

location in order to savor the beautiful silhouette of 

Dresden, while having fruitful discussions. 

The other highlight of VTC2013-Spring will be, 

without any doubts, the banquet in Volkswagen’s 

“Die Gläserne Manufaktur”. Surrounded by 

production lines, you will enjoy German food and 

maybe more important, the drink that Germany is 

most famous for – beer. Additionally, you will not 

only see the cars production through a window – 

there will be guided tours available through the 

factory during the banquet evening. 

The VTC2013-Spring is co-located with the 6th 

International Symposium on Wireless Vehicular 

Communications (WiVeC2013). This event 

focusses on the realization of wireless vehicular 

communications, including Vehicle-to-Vehicle 

(V2V), implications on road safety and transport 

efficiency. The international growth of research 

programs in this area reflects the society’s demand 

for such developments and the WiVeC2013 will 

present a platform to share results of research 

activities as well as plans for future goals. The 

WiVeC2013 takes place from 2nd to 3rd June 2013 

and I would like to welcome these delegates as 

well. 

The IEEE Vehicular Technology Society (VTS) has 

established a successful format of the VTCs and I 

think we can continue the tradition of very 

worthwhile events that serve as a platform for 

researchers and industry representatives. I sincerely 

welcome you to Dresden, and I invite you to enjoy 

the city and to start your next visions – I look 

forward to welcoming you in person here in 

Germany, to the IEEE VTC2013-Spring. 

Gerhard Fettweis, 

General Chairman, IEEE VTC2013 Spring 

Welcome from the TPC Co-chairs 

Welcome To VTC 2013 Spring! 

On behalf of the Technical Program Committee, we 

would like to welcome you to the beautiful City of 

Dresden and to IEEE VTC 2013 Spring. 

This year IEEE VTC Spring has been supported by 

29 track chairs who organized the review of 860 

paper submissions with about 2,900 reviews 

performed by performed by more than 1500 

reviewers and almost 600 TPC members, at least 

three for each paper. The track chairs then carefully 

analysed the results to select the best papers for 

presentation at the conference. The immense efforts 

and passion of the technical committee allow us to 

present to you a high quality and interesting 

program. We would like to thank all members of 

the technical committee for their strong support. 

The IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference has 

always been an important place to interact with 

industry and academic leaders alike. Attendees are 

able to experience a diverse mix of hot topics at the 

frontier of academic research but can also gain a 

deeper understanding of practical challenges when 

the brightest ideas are implemented. This year, we 

continue this tradition with technical presentations 

from many parts of the world and different 

scientific areas. In addition, IEEE VTC 2013 

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Spring features many high quality keynotes and 

panel discussions. Among others, we welcome Len 

Pagano (Founder of the Safe America Foundation), 

Durga Prasad Malladi (Vice President, Engineering 

at Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.), Andrea 

Goldsmith (Professor of EE at Stanford University), 

and James Joseph Truchard (Co-Founder, President 

and CEO of National Instruments). Furthermore, 

we will enjoy exciting discussion during the panels 

organized by Fiona Williams (Research Director at 

Ericsson), Lajos Hanzo (Professor and Chair at 

University of Southampton), Gordon Stüber 

(Professor at Georgia Institute of Technology), 

Jerome Harri (Assistant-Professor at EURECOM), 

Elizabeth Uhlemann (Associate Professor at 

Malardalen University), and Jorge Pereira 

(Principal Scientific Officer at European 

Commission). We would like to acknowledge the 

immense efforts of the panel organizers and in 

particular by the panel chair Dr. Werner Mohr. 

On behalf of the IEEE Vehicular Technology 

Society, it is my pleasure to invite you to the IEEE 

77th Vehicular Technology Conference and the 5th 


Communications (WiVEC) in Dresden, Germany. 

These conferences bring together researchers from 

all over the world to discuss and exchange ideas in 

the field of wireless, mobile, and vehicular 

technology. The region’s unique combination of 

historic and high-tech provide the setting for these 

exciting conferences. 

For over sixty years this flagship conference of the 

IEEE Vehicular Technology Society brings 

together individuals from academia, government, 

and industry to discuss and exchange ideas in the 

fields of wireless, mobile, and vehicular 

technology. Since 1999, VTC has been held twice a 

The technical program is complemented by two 

full-day workshops and five half-day tutorials on a 

diverse set of topics covering mobile 

communication aspects as well as vehicular 

technology. The workshops and the tutorials 

provide the attendees with insight into industryrelated 

topics as well as academic foundations. We 

would like to thank Prof. Pascal Lorenz, Prof. 

Dong-In Kim, Dr. Mischa Dohler, and Dr. Andreas 

Festag for their efforts to set up the workshops and 

tutorials program. 

Finally, we invite you to celebrate a successful 

conference, team up with fellow researchers, and 

we hope that you have a chance to visit the historic 

and charming City of Dresden! Thank you for 

joining us at IEEE VTC 2013 Spring. 

Peter Rost, Sonia Aissa and John Thompson, 

TPC Co-chairs, IEEE VTC2013-Spring 

Welcome from the VTS President 

year: in North America, and rotating between 

Europe and the Asia-Pacific region, increasing 

accessibility to the conference experience 

throughout the world. Since 2007 WiVEC has been 

examining all aspects of vehicular wireless 

communications. 

I wish to convey a special thank you to the General 

Chairs Gerhard Fettweis, Ilja Radusch and Thomas 

Benz, and Technical Program Chairs Peter Rost, 

Elisabeth Uhlemann and Andreas Festag. I’m sure 

that they are assembling what will be an exciting 

and stimulating program. 

Finally, I wish to invite you to VTC 2013-Spring 

and WiVEC and hope to see you in Dresden. 

Tracy L. Fulghum, President 

IEEE Vehicular Technology Society 

4 The 77th IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference VTC2013-Spring Dresden Programme

Organizing Committee 

General Chair: Gerhard P. Fettweis 

Technical Program Chairs: Peter Rost 

Technical Program Co-chairs: Sonia Aissa 

John Thompson 

Panels Co-chairs: Werner Mohr 

Ian Oppermann 

Tutorials Co-chairs: Pascal Lorenz 

Dong In Kim 

Workshop Co-chairs: Mischa Dohler 

Andreas Festag 

Demos Chair: Volker Aue 

Local Arrangements & Publicity Chair: Patrick Grosa 

Finance Chair: JR Cruz 

VTS Technical Advisory Committee Chair: James Irvine 

Patronage & Exhibits Chairs: Jim Budwey 

VTS Conference Administrator: Jim Budwey 

Clint Keele 

Technical Program Committee 

Co-chairs 

Peter Rost 

Sonia Aissa 

John Thompson 

Vice Chairs, Ad Hoc Mesh, Machine-to-Machine Jaime Lloret Mauri 

Technische Universität Dresden, Germany 

NEC Laboratories Europe, Germany 

INRS, University of Québec, Canada 

University of Edinburgh, UK 

Nokia Siemens Networks, Germany 

CSIRO ICT Centre, Australia 

University of Haute Alsace, France 

Sungkyunkwan University, Korea 

CTTC, Spain 

NEC, Germany 

Intel Mobile Communications, Germany 

Technische Universität Dresden, Germany 


University of Strathclyde, UK 

ICTS Group, USA 

ICTS Group, USA 


NEC Laboratories Europe, Germany 

INRS, University of Québec, Canada 

University of Edinburgh, UK 

Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain 

and Sensor Networks Carles Anton CTTC, Spain 

Azzedine Boukerche University of Ottawa, Canada 

Vice Chairs, Antennas and Propagation Volker Jungnickel Fraunhofer HHI, Germany 

Jon Wallace 

Jacobs University, Germany 

Christoph Mecklenbreuker Vienna University of Technology, Austria 

Vice Chairs, Cognitive Radio & Spectrum Venkatesha Prasad Delft University of Technology, Netherlands 

Sensing Klaus Mössner University of Surrey, UK 

Hiroshi Harada 

NICT, Japan 

Vice Chairs, Cooperative Communications, Dirk Wübben University of Bremen, Germany 

Distributed MIMO and Relaying Lutz Lampe University of British Columbia, Canada 

Patrick Marsch 

Nokia Siemens Networks, Poland 

Vice Chairs, Mobile Networks, Applications & Mohammad Atiquzzaman University of Oklahoma, USA 

Services Abdelhamid Mellouk University Paris-Est Créteil, France 

Vice Chairs, Multiple Antennas Systems & Tommy Svensson Chalmers University, Sweden 

Services Octavia Dobre Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada 

Cheng-Xiang Wang Heriot-Watt University Edinburgh, UK 

Vice-Chairs, Satellite Networks & Positioning Albert Heuberger Fraunhofer IIS, Germany 

Igor Bisio 

University of Genoa, Italy 

Hiromitsu Wakana NICT, Japan 

Vice Chairs, Physical Layer Transmission Eduard Jorswieck Technische Universität Dresden, Germany 

Technologies Kaibin Huang Hong Kong Polytechnic University, China 

Oliver Holland 

King's College London, UK 

Vice Chairs, Transportation, Vehicular Jerome Härri EURECOM, France 

Networks, and Vehicular Electronics and Elmar Schoch Audi AG, Germany 

Telematics 

Panagiotis Papadimitratos KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden 

Vice Chairs, Wireless Networks Wireless Vincenzo Mancuso Institute IMDEA Networks, Spain 

Networks, Access Control and Resource Kumudu Munasinghe University of Sydney, Australia 

Management Marco Fiore National Research Council of Italy 

Members 

Atef Abdrabou, University of Waterloo 

Shiny Abraham, Tuskegee University 

Fumiyuki Adachi, Tohoku University 

Sofiene Affes, INRS-EMT 

Javier Aguiar, University of Valladolid 

Mohamed Hossam Ahmed, Memorial University of 

Newfoundland 

Nadjib Aitsaadi, LiSSi 

Ozgur Akan, Koc University 

Salam Akoum, University of Texas at Austin 

Enzo Alberto Candreva, University of Bologna 

Francesco Alesiani, NEC Laboratories Europe 

Angeliki Alexiou, University of Piraeus 

Luigi Alfredo Grieco, DEE - Politecnico di Bari 

Mohamad Yusoff Alias, Multimedia University 

Akram Alomainy, Queen Mary University of London 

Sara Alouf, INRIA 

Mohamed-Slim Alouini, KAUST 

Nayef Alsindi, Mathworks Inc 


Marcelo Amorim, LIP6/CNRS - Universite Pierre et Marie 

Curie - Paris VI 

Khoirul Anwar, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and 

Technology (JAIST) 

Masayuki Ariyoshi, Advanced Telecommunications Research 

Institute International (ATR) 

Kamran Arshad, University of Greenwich 

Nallanathan Arumugam, King's College London 

Edward K. S. Au, Huawei Technologies 

Brice Augustin, UPEC 

Stefano Avallone, University of Naples ”Federico II” 

Dimitrios I. Axiotis, National Technical University of Athens 

(NTUA) 

Amar Azad, University of California Santa Cruz 

Fulvio Babich, University of Trieste 

Kareem Emile Baddour, Communications Research Centre 

Carlos Bader, Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de 

Catalunya-CTTC 

Faouzi Bader, CTTC 

B. Bai, Xidian University 

Fan Bai, General Motors 

Nicola Baldo, CTTC 

Adrish Banerjee, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur 

Gaurav Bansal, The University of British Columbia 

Jaume Barcelo, Universitat Pompeu Fabra 

Jose Maria Barcelo-Ordinas, Universitat Politecnica de 

Catalunya 

Uthman Baroudi, King Fahd University of Petroleum and 

Minerals 

Ilija Basicevic, University of Novi Sad 

Gerhard Bauch, Hamburg University of Technology 

Mehdi Bennis, University of Oulu 

Marion Berbineau, Univ Lille Nord de France 

Carlos J. Bernardos, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid 

Andre-Luc Beylot, ENSEEIHT 

Ramya Bhagavatula, ASSIA 

Yuanguo Bi, Northeastern University 

Gergely Biczok, Norwegian University of Science and 

Technology 

Igor Bisio, University of Genoa 

Salim Bitam, University of Biskra 

Erez Biton, Ben Gurion University of the Negev 

Wladimir Bocquet, France Telecom R&D Tokyo 

Ronald Boehnke, TU Muenchen 

Hanna Bogucka, Poznan University of Technology 

Ana Bolea Alamanac, ESA-ESTEC 

Ernst Bonek, Technische Universität Wien 

Khaled Boussetta, University Paris 13 

Stephan ten Brink, Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs 

Tim Brown, University of Surrey 

Chiara Buratti, University of Bologna 

Alister Burr, University of York 

Chan Byoung Chae, Yonsei University 

Danijela Cabric, University of California Los Angeles 

Daniel Calabuig, Universidad Politecnica de Valencia 

Emilio Calvanese Strinati, CEA-LETI MINATEC 

Joseph Camp, SMU Dallas 

Dongpu Cao, Lancaster University 

Xianghui Cao, Zhejiang University 

Zhenfu Cao, Shanghai Jiaotong University 

Vicente Casares, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia 

Roberto Cascella, INRIA Rennes 

Maurizio Casoni, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia 

Ulrico Celentano, University of Oulu 

Marco Cello, University of Genoa 

Wenson Chang, National Cheng Kung University 

Xiaolin Chang, Beijing Jiaotong University 

Periklis Chatzimisios, Alexander Technological Educational 

Institute of Thessaloniki 

Raúl Chávez-Santiago, Oslo University Hospital 

Binbin Chen, Advanced Digital Sciences Center 

Hui Chen, Virginia State University 

Chung Shue Chen, Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs 

Wen Chen, Shanghai Jiao Tong Univ. 

Yuh-Shyan Chen, National Taipei University 

Yunfei Chen, University of Warwick 

Julian Cheng, University of British Columbia 

Xiang Cheng, Peking University 

David Chieng, MIMOS 

Naveen Chilamkurti, La Trobe University 

Eddy Chiu, ASTRI 

Sungyoon Cho, Yonsei University 

Sooyong Choi, Yonsei University 

Wan Choi, KAIST 

Chengfu chou, National Taiwan University 

Kaushik Roy Chowdhury, Northeastern University 

Xiaoli Chu, University of Sheffield 

Nicolas Chuberre, Thales Alenia Space 

Pei-Jung Chung, University of Edinburgh 

Stefano Cioni, European Space Agency 

Delia Ciullo, INRIA 

Asaf Cohen, Ben Gurion University of the Negev 

Giulio Colavolpe, University of Parma 

Sandra Sendra Compte, Polytechnic University of Valencia 

Pham CongDuc, University of Pau 

Luis M. Correia, IST/INOV-INESC - Technical University of 

Lisbon 

Christophe Craeye, Université catholique de Louvain 

Noel Crespi, Institut TELECOM SudParis 

Massimo Crisci, ESA 

Marilia Curado, University of Coimbra 

Rachita Dahama, The University of Auckland 

Zaher Dawy, American University of Beirut 

Antonio de la Oliva, University Carlos III of Madrid 

Tomaso De Cola, CNIT 

Elisabeth de Carvalho, Aalborg University 

Luca De Nardis, University of Rome La Sapienza 

Luca de Vito, University of Sannio 

Riccardo De Gaudenzi, European Space Agency 

Rodrigo de Lamare, University of York 

Merouane Debbah, Supelec 

Carl Debono, University of Malta 

Vittorio Degli-Esposti, University of Bologna 

Armin Dekorsy, University of Bremen 

Javier Del Ser, TECNALIA-TELECOM 

Stefano Delucchi, University of Genoa 

Panagiotis Demestichas, University of Piraeus 

Vivek Deshpande, MIT College of Engineering Pune 

Guido Dietl, University of Applied Sciences Landshut 

Mischa Dohler, CTTC 

Martin Drozda, Slovak University of Technology 

Lingjie Duan, Singapore University of Technology and Design 

Trung Q. Duong, Blekinge Institute of Technology 

Jonathan Duplicy, Agilent Technologies 

Eryk Dutkiewicz, Macquarie University 

Alban Duverdier, CNES 

Michael Einhaus, Panasonic 

Salah Eddine Elayoubi, Orange Labs 

Maged Elkashlan, Queen Mary University of London 

Ehab Elmallah, University of Alberta 

Tallal El-Shabrawy, The German University of Cairo 

Thierry Ernst, INRIA 

Barry Evans, University of Surrey 

Youssef Fakhri, Université Ibn Tofail 

Pingyi Fan, Tsinghua University 

Afef Feki, Alcatel Lucent Bell Labs France 

Kai-Ten Feng, National Chiao Tung University 


M. Julia Fernandez-Getino Garcia, Universidad Carlos III de 

Madrid 

Peter Fertl, BMW 

Oliver Festor, INRIA-LORIA 

Fethi Filali, QWIC 

Robert Fischer, University of Erlangen 

Sven Fischer, Qualcomm 

Michael Fitch, BT Group 

Bernard H. Fleury, Aalborg University 

Scott Fowler, Linköping University 

Aurélien Francillon, EURECOM 

Istvan Frigyes, Budapest University of Technology and 

Economics 

Shengli Fu, University of North Texas 

Takeo Fujii, University of Electro-Communications 

Pierluigi Gallo, University of Palermo 

Gengfa Gang, Macquarie University 

Radha Krishna Ganti, Indian Institute of Technology Madras 

Mario Garcia-Lozano, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya 

Xiaohu Ge, Huazhong University of Science and Technology 

Mario Gerla, UCLA 

David Gesbert, Institut Eurecom 

Nejla Ghaboosi, University of Sydney 

Kayhan Zrar Ghafoor, University of Koya 

Yacine Ghamri-Doudane, Université Paris-Est (LIGM Lab) & 

ENSIIE 

Abolfazl Ghassemi, Stanford University 

Mohammad Ghavami, London South Bank University 

Giovanni Giambene, University of Siena 

Alberto Ginesi, European Space Agency 

Andrea Giorgetti, University of Bologna 

Domenico Giustiniano, ETH Zurich 

Harvey Glickenstein, PB Americas 

Norbert Goertz, Vienna University of Technology 

David Gomez-Barquero, Universidad Politecnica de Valencia 

Angelos Goulianos, Higher Technological Institution Serres 

David Grace, University of York 

Marco Gramaglia, ISMB 

Emilio Granell, Polytechnic University of Valencia 

Francesco Gringoli, University of Brescia 

Patrick Grosa, TU Dresden 

Upul Gunawardana, University of Western Sydney 

Tao Guo, NEC Telecom Modus Ltd 

Wenbin Guo, Beijing University of Posts & 

Telecommunications 

Harald Haas, University of Edinburgh 

Majed Haddad, INRIA 

Zhu Han, University of Houston 

Katsuyuki Haneda, Aalto University 

Lajos Hanzo, University of Southampton 

Dang T Hao, Daimler 

Wibowo Hardjawana, University of Sydney 

Fazirulhisyam Hashim, University Putra Malaysia 

Christoph Hausl, Technische Universität München 

Jianhua He, University of Wales Swansea 

Xiang He, Penn State University 

Matthias Hein, Technische Universität Ilmenau 

Teruo Higashino, Osaka University 

Zuleita Ho, TU Dresden 

Bjørn Olav Hogstad, University of Navarra 

Joerg Holfeld, Technische Universität Dresden 

Oliver Holland, King's College London 

Yao-Win Peter Hong, National Tsing Hua University 

Md Farhad Hossain, University of Sydney 

Ari Hottinen, Nokia Research center 

Chung-Ming Huang, National Cheng Kung University 

Xiaojing Huang, CSIRO ICT Centre 

Xiaopeng Huang, Stevens Institute of Technology 

Tommy Hult, Swedish Defence Research Agency 

Seung-Hoon Hwang, Dongguk University 

Taewon Hwang, Yonsei University 

Shinsuke Ibi, Osaka University 

Salama Ikki, Newcastle University 

Muhammad Ali Imran, University of Surrey 

Mamiko Inamori, Keio University 

Peter Jacko, Lancaster University 

Abbas Jamalipour, University of Sydney 

Carsten Jandura, Actix GmbH 

Farshad Javadi, Kordia Solutions 

Sudharman K. Jayaweera, University of New Mexico 

Mike Jensen, Brigham Young University 

Yusheng Ji, National Institute of Informatics 

Hai Jiang, University of Alberta 

Lei Jiang, NEC Laboratories 

Tao Jiang, Huazhong University of Science and technology 

Zhang Jianhua, Beijing University of Posts and 


Hai Jin, Huazhong University of Science and Technology 

Yindi Jing, University of Alberta 

Friedrich K. Jondral, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology 

Eduard Jorswieck, Dresden University of Technology 

Jingon Joung, Institute for Infocomm Research 

Hyungsik Ju, National University of Singapore 

Peter Jung, Technical University of Berlin 

Aravind Kailas, University of North Carolina Charlotte 

Pooi-Yuen Kam, National University of Singapore 

Ahmed Kamal, Iowa State University 

Athanasios Kanatas, University of Piraeus 

Sithamparanathan Kandeepan, RMIT University 

Salil Kanhere, University of New South Wales 

Melike Erol Kantarci, University of Ottawa 

George Karagiannidis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki 

Eleftherios Karipidis, Linköping University 

Holger Karl, University of Paderborn 

Jamil Khan, The University of Newcastle 

David Kidston, CRC Canada 

Dongku Kim, Yonsei university 

Minseok Kim, Tokyo Institute of Technology 

Pansoo Kim, ETRI 

Tung T. Kim, Princeton University 

Anja Klein, Technische Universitaet Darmstadt 

Oliver Klemp, BMW Forschung und Technik GmbH 

Joerg Kliewer, New Mexico State University 

Youngwook Ko, University of Surrey 

Wolfgang Koenig, Alcatel Lucent Bell Labs Germany 

Toshiaki Koike-Akino, MERL 

Vinay Kolar, Carnegie Mellon University 

Peng-Yong Kong, Khalifa University of Science 

Zhen Kong, The University of Hong Kong 

Anis Koubaa, Polytechnic Institute of Porto 

Marios Kountouris, SUPELEC 

Dimitrios Koutsonikolas, University at Buffalo 

Daniel Krajzewicz, DLR 

Srdjan Krco, Ericsson 

Vladimir Krylov, Nizhny Novgorod State Technical University 

Volker Kuehn, University of Rostock 

Christian Kuhn, Rohde & Schwarz 

Marc Kuhn, ETH Zurich 

Thomas Kunz, Carleton University 

Ingmar Land, University of South Australia 

Peter Langendoerfer, IHP Microelectronics 

Matti Latva-aho, University of Oulu 

Buon Kiong Lau, Lund University 

David Laurenson, University of Edinburgh 

Maryline Laurent, TELECOM SudParis 

Inkyu Lee, Korea University 

Jemin Lee, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 

Yong-Hwan Lee, Seoul National University 


Ralf Lehnert, TU Dresden 

Xianfu Lei, Southwest Jiaotong University 

Alessandro Leonardi, AGT International 

Thierry Lestable, SAGEMCOM 

Xiaolin (Andy) Li, University of Florida 

Cheng Li, MUN 

Husheng Li, The University of Tennessee 

Jing Li, Lehigh University 

Ming Li, CSU-Fresno 

Wei Li, France Telecom 

Yonghui Li, University of Sydney 

Hao Liang, University of Waterloo 

Teng Joon Lim, National University of Singapore 

Hai Lin, Osaka Prefecture University 

Xiaodong Lin, University of Ontario Institute of Technology 

Wei Liu, University of Sheffield 

Ranjith Liyanapathirana, University of Western Sydney 

Jaime Lloret, Polytechnic University of Valencia 

John Lodge, Communications Research Centre 

Seng Loke, La Trobe University 

Juan M. Lopez-Soler, University of Granada 

Pascal Lorenz, University of Haute Alsace 

Valeria Loscrì, University of Calabria 

Rongxing Lu, University of Waterloo 

Jun Luo, NTU 

A.S. Madhukumar, Nanyang Technological University 

Andreas Maeder, NEC Laboratories Europe 

Eugenio Magistretti, Rice University 

Christian Makaya, Telcordia Technologies 

Francesco Malandrino, Politecnico di Torino 

Ranjan Mallik, Indian Institute of Technology - Delhi 

Abdelhamid Mammeri, Sherbrooke University 

Zoubir Mammeri, IRIT University Paul Sabatier 

Stefano Mangione, University of Palermo 

Mahesh Marina, University of Edinburgh 

Paulo Marques, Instituto de Telecomunicaçoes 

Fabio Martignon, Université Paris-Sud 

Philippa A. Martin, University of Canterbury 

David Martin-Sacristan, Polytechnic University of Valencia 

Xavier Masip-Bruin, UPC 

Nitin Maslekar, NEC Europe Labs 

Tadashi Matsumoto, University of Oulu 

Michail Matthaiou, Chalmers University of Technology 

Balazs Matuz, German Aerospace Center (DLR) 

Gerald Matz, Technical University of Vienna 

Jonas Medbo, Ericsson Research 

Natarajan Meghanathan, Jackson State University 

Hani Mehrpouyan, California State University Bakersfield 

Neelesh Mehta, India Institute of Science Bangalore 

Telemaco Melia, Alcatel Lucent Bell Labs France 

Tommaso Melodia, State University of New York (SUNY) at 

Buffalo 

Michael Meurer, DLR 

Diomidis Michalopoulos, Univirsity of British Columbia 

Jan Mietzner, EADS Cassidian 

Jelena Misic, Ryerson University 

Stanislav Miskovic, Narus 

Patrick Mitran, University of Waterloo 

Amin Mobasher, University of Warterloo 

Preben E. Mogensen, Nokia Networks 

Saif Khan Mohammed, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) 

Delhi 

Lynda Mokdad, University of Paris 

Diana Bri molinero, Polytechnic University of Valencia 

Edmundo Monteiro, University of Coimbra 

Tor K Moseng, Norwegian University of Technology and 

Science (NTNU) 

Carlos Mosquera, University of Vigo 

Mohamed M. A. Moustafa, League of Arab States - Arab 

Information Union 

Wai Ho Mow, The Hong Kong University of Science and 

Technology 

Amir Mowlaei, KAR-TECH 

Lorenzo mucchi, University of Florence 

Amitav Mukherjee, University of California at Irvine 

Mohammad Reza Nakhai, Kings College London 

Jad Nasreddine, Mobinets 

Nidal Nasser, University of Guelf 

Keivan Navaie, University of Leeds 

Pirabakaran Navaratnam, University of Surrey 

Juan Luis Navarro-Mesa, Universidad de las Palmas de Gran 

Canaria 

Maciej J. Nawrocki, Wroclaw University of Technology 

Moïse Ndoh, National Research Council Canada 

Giovanni Neglia, INRIA 

Maziar Nekovee, BT Research 

Derrick Wing Kwan Ng, University of British Columbia 

T.S. Ng, The University of Hong Kong 

Duy T. Ngo, McGill University 

Nhut Nguyen, University of Texas in Dallas 

Ha X. Nguyen, Tan Tao University 

Jianwei Niu, Beihang University 

Dominique Noguet, CEA-LETI 

Gosan Noh, Yonsei University 

Aria Nosratinia, Univ. of Texas 

Loutfi Nuaymi, Telecom Bretagne 

Hideki Ochiai, Yokohama National University 

Tobias Oechtering, KTH School of Electrical Engineering 

Claude Oestges, Université Catholique de Louvain (UCL) 

Rodolfo Oliveira, Universidade Nova de Lisboa 

Mengüc Öner, Isik University 

Eng Hwee Ong, Infocomm Development Authority of 

Singapore 

Alba Pagès, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya 

Jianping Pan, University of Victoria 

Agisilaos Papadogiannis, Chalmers University of Technology 

Stelios Papaharalabos, National Observatory of Athens 

Stefano Paris, Paris Descartes University 

Brian Park, University of Virginia 

Hyunggon Park , Ewha Womans University 

Sungsoo Park , Korea Railroad Research Institute 

Andrea Passarella, IIT-CNR 

Paul Patras, Hamilton Institute 

Przemysław Pawełczak, University of California Los Angeles 

Tommaso Pecorella, University of Florence 

Gert F. Pedersen, Aalborg University 

Yuexing Peng, Beijing University of Posts and 

telecommunications 

Fernando Perez Fontan, University of Vigo 

Ana Perez-Neira, UPC 

Dirk Pesch, Cork Institute of Technology 

Marina Petrova, RWTH Aachen University 

Amina Piemontese, University of Parma 

Daniele Pinchera, University of Casino 

Li Ping, City University of Hong Kong 

Dimitrie C. Popescu, Old Dominion University 

Nuno Pratas, Aalborg University 

Daniele Puccinelli, University of Applied Sciences of 

Southern Switzerland (SUPSI) 

Valentina Pullano, University of Bologna 

Amir Qayyum, M. A. Jinnah University 

Tony Q.S. Quek, Singapore University of Technology and 

Design 

Alberto Rabbachin, European Commission 

Emanuel Radoi, University of Brest 

Ayman Radwan, Instituto de Telecomunicações-Aveiro 

Marco Rao, U-blox 


Sergio Rapuano, University of Sannio 

Adeel Razi, University College London 

Simone Redana, Nokia Siemens Networks GmbH & Co. KG 

Peter Reiher, UCLA 

Andreas Reinhardt, University of New South Wales 

Jean-Pierre Richard, Ecole Centrale de Lille 

Hervé Rivano, INSA Lyon 

Daniel Rodellar, Swisscom AG 

Joel Rodrigues, University of Beira Interior 

Jonathan Rodriguez, Instituto de Telecomunicações-Aveiro 

Peter Rost, NEC Europe Labs 

Sankardas Roy, Kansas State University 

Steven Ruan, Hong Kong University of Science and 

Technology 

Walid Saad, University of Miami 

Ashu Sabharwal, Rice University 

Poompat Saengudomlert, Asian Institute of Technology 

Yalin Sagduyu, Intelligent Automation Inc./University of 

Maryland 

Theodoros Salonidis, Thomson 

Yukitoshi Sanada, Keio University 

Paolo Santi, CNR Italy 

Altair Santin, Pontifical Catholic University of Parana 

(PUCPR) 

Wiroonsak Santipach, Kasetsart University 

Susana Sargento, IT - Universidade de Aveiro 

Lucile Sassatelli, Universite Nice Sophia Antipolis 

Mamoru Sawahashi, Tokyo City University 

Ryo Sawai, Sony Corporation 

Sandro Scalise, DLR (German Aerospace Center) 

Björn Scheuermann, Humboldt University of Berlin 

Anke Schmeink, RWTH Aachen University 

Robert Schober, University British Columbia 

Hans Schotten, University of Kaiserslautern 

Hendrik Schweppe, EURECOM 

Andrea Sciarrone, University of Genoa 

Gonzalo Seco-Granados, Univ. Autonoma de Barcelona 

Mustapha Senouci, EMP 

Sidi-Mohammed Senouci, University of Bourgogne 

Miguel Sepulcre, University Miguel Hernández 

Wee Ser, Nanyang Technological Univeristy 

Pablo Serrano, University Carlos III of Madrid 

Rohit Iyer Seshadri, Hughes Network Systems 

Shahram Shahbazpanahi, UoIT Canada 

Seyed Shahrestani, University of Western Sydney 

Hangguan Shan, Zhejiang University 

James She, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology 

Hiroyuki Shiba, NTT Corporation 

Hyundong Shin, Kyung Hee University 

Lei Shu, Osaka University 

Osvaldo Simeone, New Jersey Institute of Technology 

Mikael Skoglund, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) 

Dirk T.M. Slock, EURECOM 

Miha Smolnikar, Jozef Stefan Institute 

Shenghui Song, Hong Kong University of Science and 

Technology 

Yang Song, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center 

Sok-Ian (Ines) Sou, National Cheng Kung University 

Neuman Souza, Brazil 

Alkan Soysal, Bahcesehir University 

Mujdat Soyturk, Marmara University 

Chad M Spooner, NorthWest Research Associates 

Razvan Stanica, INSA Lyon 

Heidi Steendam, Ghent University 

Julinda Stefa, Sapienza University of Rome 

Thomas Strang, German Aerospace Center 

Markus Strassberger, BMW Group Forschung und Technik 

Thorsten Strufe, TU-Darmstadt 

Gordon Stüber, Georgia Tech 

Zhou Su, Waseda Univ 

Chen Sun, SONY (China) Ltd. 

Songlin Sun, Beijing University of Post and 


Sumei Sun, Institute for Infocomm Research 

C W Sung, City University of Hong Kong 

Hakjea Sung, Korea University 

Jan Sykora, Czech Technical University in Prague 

Szymon Szott, AGH University of Science and Technology 

Patrick Tague, Carnegie Mellon University 

Satoshi Takahashi, Hiroshima City University 

Osamu Takyu, Shinshu University 

Meixia (Melissa) Tao, Shanghai Jiao Tong University 

Jun Tao, Qualcomm Inc. 

Daniele Tarchi, University of Bologna 

Hugues N. Tchouankem, Leibniz Universität Hannover 

Chintha Tellambura, University of Alberta 

Fabrice Theoleyre, University of Strasbourg (CNRS) 

Lars Thiele, Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute 

Ragnar Thobaben, KTH 

Reiner Thomä, Technische Universität Ilmenau 

Bin Tian, Xidian University 

Ilenia Tinnirello, University of Palermo 

Olav Tirkkonen, Aalto University 

Andrea Tomatis, Politecnico di Torino 

Andrea Tonello, University of Udine 

Kin-Fai (Kenneth) Tong, University College London 

Dimitris Toumpakaris, University of Patras 

Ljiljana Trajkovic, Simon Fraser University 

Ha-Nguyen Tran, NICT 

Nghi Tran, University of Akron 

Dionysia Triantafyllopoulou, University of Surrey 

Kostas Tsagkaris, University of Piraeus 

A. Selcuk Uluagac, The Georgia Institute of Technology 

Kenta Umebayashi, Tokyo University of Agriculture and 

Technology 

Masahiro Umehira, Ibaraki University 

Wolfgang Utschick, Technische Univesitat Munchen 

Murat Uysal, Ozyegin University 

Seiamak Vahid, University of Surrey 

Matthew Valenti, West Virginia University 

Stefan Valentin, Bell Labs Acatel-lucent 

Fabrice Valois, INSA Lyon - INRIA Rhone Alpes 

Rahul Vaze, TIFR Mumbai 

Fernando J Velez, University of Beira Interior 

Veronique Veque, Universite Paris Sud 

Christos Verikoukis, CTTC 

Andrea Vesco, Istituto Superiore Mario Boella 

Giorgio Vitetta, University of Modena 

Sergiy A. Vorobyov, University of Alberta 

Mehmet C. Vuran, University of Nebraska-Lincoln 

Hiromitsu Wakana, National Institute of Information and 

Communications Technology (NICT) 

Brett T. Walkenhorst, Georgia Tech Research Institute 

Fanggang Wang, Beijing Jiaotong University 

Rui Wang, The South University of Science and Technology 

of China 

Shiqiang Wang, Imperial College London 

Xiaoyi Wang, Nokia Siemens Networks 

Xinbing Wang, Shanghai Jiaotong University 

Xinheng Wang, Swansea University 

Rainer Wansch, Fraunhofer IIS Erlangen 

Thomas Watteyne, Dust Networks/Linear Technology 

Tobias Weber, University of Rostock 

Hung-Yu Wei, National Taiwan University 

Lifei Wei, Shanghai Jiao Tong University 

S. W. Wei, National Chi Nan University 

Krzysztof Wesolowski, Poznan University of Technology 

Werner Wiesbeck, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology 


Christian Wietfeld, TU Dortmund University 

Jim Womack, BlackBerry United States 

David Tung Chong Wong, Institute for Infocomm Research 

Kai-Kit Wong, University College London 

Hsiao-Chun Wu, Louisiana State University 

Mingwei Wu, Zhejiang University of Science and Technology 

Yik-Chung Wu, The University of Hong Kong 

Dirk Wübben, University of Bremen 

Gerhard Wunder, Heinrich Hertz Institut Berlin 

Alexander Wyglinski, Worcester Polytechnic Institute 

Tadeusz A Wysocki, University of Nebraska-Lincoln 

Weidong Xiang, University of Michigan - Dearborn 

Qin Xin, University of the Faroe Islands and University of 

Copenhagen 

Wen Xu, Intel 

Xu ming, National University of Defense Technology 

Janghoon Yang, Korean German Institute of Technology 

(KGIT) 

Lie-Liang Yang, University of Southampton 

Liuqing Yang, UFL 

Qinghai Yang, Xidian University 

Shun-Ren Yang, National Tsing Hua University 

Yanjiang Yang, Institute of Infocomm Research 

Halim Yanikomeroglu, Carleton University 

Phee Lep Yeoh, University of Melbourne 

Chih-Wei Yi, National Chiao Tung University 

Xun Yi, Victoria University 

Xuefeng Yin, Tongji University 

Cui Ying, Northeastern University 

Hitoshi Yoshino, SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp. 

Wei Yu, University of Toronto 

Yu Yuan, IBM Research - China 

Chau Yuen, Singapore University of Technology and Design 

Alberto Zanella, IEIIT-CNR 

Andrea Zanella, University of Padova 

Maciej Zawodniok, Missouri University of Science and 

Technology 

Hans-Jürgen Zepernick, Blekinge Institute of Technology 

Guomei Zhang, Xi’an Jiaotong University 

Hao Zhang, Ocean University of China 

Honggang Zhang, Zhejiang University 

Jun Zhang, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology 

Liang Zhang, Communications Research Centre Canada 

Yan Zhang, Simula Research Laboratory 

Zhaoyang Zhang, Zhejiang University 

Fang Zhao, Singapore and MIT Alliance for Research and 

Technology 

Liang Zhou, Technical University of Munich 

Xiangyun Zhou, The Australian National University 

Yifeng Zhou, Communications Research Centre Canada 

Zhendong Zhou, The University of Sydney 

Yu Zhu, Fudan University 

Workshops 

3rd International Workshop on Self-Organizing Networks (IWSON) 

Organising Committee: 

Zwi Altman, Orange Labs 

Markus Gruber, Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs 

Fredrik Gunnarsson, Ericsson Research 

Thomas Kurner, Technische Universitat Braunschweig 

Lars Christoph Schmelz, Nokia Siemens Networks 

Kostas Tsagkaris, University of Piraeus 

Jens Voigt, Actix Research 

Technical Program Committee: 

Afef Feki, Alcatel Lucent Bell Labs France 

Alexandros Kaloxylos, University of Athens 

Andreas Eisenblätter, Atesio GmbH 

Andreas Mitschele-Thiel, Technische Universität Ilmenau 

Anja Klein, TU Darmstadt 

Apostolos Kousaridas, University of Athens 

Beatriz Gonzalez Rodriguez, Telefonica Investigacion y 

Desarrollo SA 

Berna Sayrac, France Telecom Orange Labs 

Chris Blondia, University of Antwerp 

Cinzia Sartori, Nokia Siemens Networks 

David Lopez, Bell Labs Alcatel-Lucent 

Di Yuan, Linköping University 

Jarno Niemelä, Tampere University of Technology 

Eleni Patouni, University of Athens 

Hans van den Berg, TNO ICT 

Henning Sanneck, Nokia Siemens Networks GmbH & 

Co.KG 

Hiroto Sugahara, NEC Corporation 

Jordi Perez-Romero, Universitat Politecnica de 

Catalunya (UPC) 

Klaus Moessner, University of Surrey 

Kristina Zetterberg, Ericsson Research 

Matías Toril, University of Málaga 

Mehdi Amirijoo, Ericsson Research 

Nancy Alonistioti, University of Athens 

Neil Scully, Vodafone 

Oriol Sallent, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya 

Panagiotis Vlacheas University of Piraeus 

Panagiotis Demestichas, 

Bernhard Bauer, Universität Augsburg 

Ralf Irmer, Vodafone Group Research & Development 

Raquel Barco, University of Málaga 

Sana Ben Jemaa, France Telecom Orange Labs 

Sándor Imre, Budapest University of Technology and 

Economics 

Seppo Hämäläinen, Nokia Siemens Networks 

Tapani Ristaniemi, University of Jyväskylä 

Thomas Jansen, TU Braunschweig 

Ulrich Barth, Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs 

Vera Stavroulaki, University of Piraeus (UPRC) 

Xavier Gelabert, Huawei Technologies Sweden AB 

Mobile and Wireless Communication Systems for 2020 and beyond 

Chairs: 

Afif Osseiran, Ericsson 


Hans-Peter Meyer, Alcatel-Lucent, Germany 

Technical Program Chairs 

Hugo Tullberg, Ericsson 

Jose F. Monserrat, Polytechnic University of Valencia 

Patrick Marsch, Nokia Siemens Networks 


Technical Program Committee: 

Afif Osseiran, Ericsson Research 

Amer Baghdadi, Telecom Bretagne 

Anass Benjebbour, NTT DOCOMO 

Armin Dekorsy, University of Bremen 

Erik Ström, Chalmers University of Technology 

Gerd Zimmermann, Deutsche Telekom 

Hajer Khanfir, Orange Labs 


Hans-Peter Mayer, Alcatel Lucent 

Haustein, Fraunhofer HHI 

Hidekazu Taoka, DOCOMO Communications Labs 

Europe GmbH 

Hugo Tullberg, Ericsson Research 

Jose F. Monserrat, Polytechnic University of Valencia 

Klaus Doppler, Nokia Research Center 

Local Arrangements 

IEEE eXpress Conference Publishing 

Sherri Young (IEEE) 

IEEE Conference Services 

Becky Lynn, Shana Ramandi (IEEE) 

Webmaster 

Laura Hyslop (EPSC) 

Kodo Shu, Nokia Research Center China 

Konstantinos Dimou, Ericsson AB 

Krzysztof Wesolowski, Poznan University of Technology 

Luis Miguel Campoy, Telefónica Investigación y 

Desarrollo 

Mauro Boldi, Telecom Italia 

Mikael Skoglund, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) 

Mikko Uusitalo, Nokia 

Nandana Rajatheva, University of Oulu 

Olav Queseth, Ericsson Research 


Patrick Marsch, Nokia Siemens Networks 

Peter Fertl, BMW 

Stefan Heinen, Aachen University of Technology 

Tommy Svensson, Chalmers University of Technology 

Volker Braun, Bell Labs Alcatel-Lucent 

Reviewers 

Qammer H Abbasi Gayan Lasintha 

Ghassan Abdalla Amarasuriya 

Marwen Abdennebi Aruma Baduge 

Shiny Abraham Abhijit Ambekar 

Zohair Abu Shaban Haleh Amintoosi 

Amel Achour Marcelo Amorim 

Rebecca Adam Rafhael Amorim 

Grzegorz Adamiuk Karl Andersson 

Ferran Adelantado Andre Angierski 

Mounir Adjrad Muhammad Moiz 

Samar Agnihotri Anis 

Ana Aguiar 

Anousheh 

Javier Aguiar David Anthony 

Bannour Ahmed Angelos 

Mohamed Hossam Antonopoulos 

Ahmed 

Khoirul Anwar 

Imtiaz Ahmed Pantelis-Daniel 

Shabbir Ahmed Arapoglou 

Qasim Z. Ahmed Javier Arribas 

Nadjib Aitsaadi Nallanathan 

Sajjad Akbar 

Arumugam 

Amir Akbari Arvind 

Abbas Akbarpour Arash Asadi 

Natalia Akchurina Mahdi Asadpour 

Lida Akhoondzadeh- Ayman Assra 

Asl 

Alfred Asterjadhi 

Jabran Akhtar Saman Atapattu 

Auon Muhammad Mohammed 

Akhtar 

Atiquzzaman 

Lutfa Akter 

Edward K. S. Au 

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kakay 

Javier Augusto 

Iyad Al Falujah Andrew Austin 

Samer Alabed Stefano Avallone 

Nader Alagha Ahmed Awada 

Muhammad Mahtab Yousef Awwad 

Alam 

Dimitrios I. Axiotis 

Ana Bolea Alamanac Marwane Ayaida 

Suhail Al-Dharrab Esra Aycan 

Francesco Alesiani Bengi Aygun 

George C. 

Amar Azad 

Alexandropoulos Amin Azari 

Giusi Alfano Danish Aziz 

Alaa Alhamoud Muhammad Reza 

Khaled Almotairi Kahar Aziz 

Ali Almutairi Fulvio Babich 

Akram Alomainy Kareem Emile 

Arrate Alonso 

Baddour 

Sara Alouf 

Faouzi Bader 

Murtadha Al-Saedy Leonardo Badia 

Hussein Al-Shatri Biljana Badic 

Onur Altintas Sueng Jae Bae 

Ali Al-Zahrani alireza Bagheri 

Erick Amador Bo (Bob) Bai 

Aditya Amah B. Bai 

Mojdeh Amani Qing Bai 

Gayan Amarasuriya Zijian Bai 

Nicola Baldo 

Tae-Won Ban 

Doris Bao 

Vo Nguyen Quoc Bao 

Jaume Barcelo 

Jose Maria Barcelo- 

Ordinas 

Mohan Baro 

Yosra Barouni 

Dominique Barthel 

Suzan Bayhan 

Alessandro Bazzi 

Samer Bazzi 

Ebrahim Bedeer 

Harkeerat Bedi 

Alireza Shahan 

Behbahani 

Frederic Beister 

Marko Beko 

Paolo Bellavista 

Mats Bengtsson 

Mustapha Benjillali 

Paul Bennett 

Mehdi Bennis 

Gilberto Berardinelli 

Marion Berbineau 

Laura Bernadó 

Luis Bernardo 

Carlos J. Bernardos 

Andre-Luc Beylot 

Ramya Bhagavatula 

Gautam Bhanage 

Manav R Bhatnagar 

Yuanguo Bi 

Mohammad Iqbal Bin 

Shahid 

Konstantinos Birkos 

Igor Bisio 

Norbert Bißmeyer 

Salim Bitam 

Janos Bito 

Erez Biton 

Shashika Biyanwilage 

Emil Björnson 

Yufei Blankenship 

Ricardo Blasco 

Serrano 

Jeremy Blum 

Ronald Boehnke 

Biljana Bojovic 

Mauro Boldi 

Edoardo Bonetto 

Chandra Bontu 

Michael Borokhovich 

Ada Vittoria Bosisio 

Richard Boudreau 

Athanassios Boulis 

Alexandros Apostolos 

Boulogeorgos 

Christos Bouras 

Rafik Braham 

Volker Braun 

Stephan ten Brink 

Jason Brown 

Tim Brown 

Luigi Bruno 

Rohit Budhiraja 

Ömer Bulakci 

Robert Bultitude 

Chiara Buratti 

Harald Burchardt 

Dennis Burgkhardt 

Alister Burr 

Per Burström 

Barthélemy Cagneau 

Yunlong Cai 

Zhaohui Cai 

Daniel Calabuig 

Jorge Calabuig 

Alessandro 

Cammarano 

Joseph Camp 

Enzo Alberto 

Candreva 

Loïc Canonne- 

Velasquez 

Rui Cao 

Ruohan Cao 

Xianghui Cao 

Francesco Capozzi 

Filipe Cardoso 

Carlo 

Guillaume Carrie 

Vicente Casares 

Roberto Cascella 

Roberta Casile 

Miguel Catalan 

Davide Catania 

Yasin Celik 

Marco Cello 

Rafael Cepeda 

Máximo Morales 

Céspedes 

Nenad Cetic 

Hyunsu Cha 

Anas Chaaban 

Chan Byoung Chae 

Wissam Chahin 

Tumula V. K. 

Chaitanya 

Kishor Chandra 

Chin-Chih Chang 

Jui-Chi Chang 

Tain-Sao Chang 

Xiaolin Chang 

Yuyuan Chang 

Chalie 

Charoenlarpnoppar 

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Angelos Chatzipapas 

Raúl Chávez- 

Santiago 

Beizhong Chen 

Binbin Chen 

Binghao Chen 

Guoguang Chen 

Guoxing Chen 

Lan Chen 

Li Chen 

Tung-Chou Chen 

Wen Chen 

Xiang Chen 

Xiaoming Chen 

Xiaoqin Chen 

Yan Chen 

Yen-Wen Chen 

Yu Chen 

Yuh-Shyan Chen 

Yunfei Chen 

Zengmao Chen 

Zhi Chen 

Zhiyong Chen 

Hong Cheng 

Julian Cheng 

Peng Cheng 

Yong Cheng 

Yong Huat Chew 

Wei-Kuo Chiang 

Marco Chiani 

David Chieng 

Amith Chincholi 

Gilbert Ching 

Eddy Chiu 

Kau-Lin Chiu 

Tzi-Dar Chiueh 

Alessandro 

Chiumento 

Sungyoon Cho 

Woong Cho 

A. Chockalingam 

Byoungjo Choi 

Eunhye Choi 

Hyun-Joo Choi 

Sooyong Choi 

Chengfu Chou 

Chih-Lun Chou 

Ching-Chun Chou 

Zi-Tsan Chou 

Kaushik Roy 

Chowdhury 

Theofilos Chrysikos 

Jui-Hung Chu 

Yi-Ta Chuang 

Pei-Jung Chung 

Wei-Ho Chung 

Yao-Liang Chung 

Claudio Cicconetti 

Cristina Ciochina 

Stefano Cioni 

Delia Ciullo 

Vaughan Clarkson 

Grit Classen 

Pau Closas 

Piotr Cofta 

Asaf Cohen 

Mikael Coldrey 

Claudio Coletti 

Marie-Zwingelstein 

Colin 

Baldomero Coll- 

Perales 

Geoff Colman 

Richard Combes 

Sandra Sendra 

Compte 

Pham CongDuc 

Luis M. Correia 

Hector Agustin 

Cozzetti 

Paolo Crosta 

Gaofeng Cui 

Michael Cyran 

Daniel Benevides da 

Costa 

Mario Marques da 

Silva 

Rachita Dahama 

Hayssam Dahrouj 

Binbin Dai 

Jingze Dai 

Nicolas Dailly 

Salvatore 

D'Alessandro 

Armin Dammann 

Thanh X Dang 

Ngoc-Dung Dao 

Mohamad YusoF 

Darus 

Suvra Sekhar Das 

Rohit Datta 

Alexey Davydov 

Iyad Dayoub 

Antonio de la Oliva 

Elisabeth de Carvalho 

Luca De Nardis 

Luca de Vito 

Thiago Martins de 

Moraes 

Paul de Kerret 

Rodrigo de Lamare 

Yvo de Jong 

D. debbarman 

Carl Debono 

Carl James Debono 

Pierre Degauque 

Holger Degenhardt 

Giovanni del Galdo 

Jose Del Peral 

Rosado 

Lara del Val 

Stefano Delucchi 

Ruilong Deng 

Mahsa Derakhshani 

Abdelouahid Derhab 

Apostlos Destounis 

Rajiv Devarajan 

Bertrand Devillers 

Kalpana Dhaka 

Yamuna Dhunganna 

Fabio Di Franco 

Fabian Diehm 

Stefan Dierks 

Guido Dietl 

Stefan Dietzel 

Rui Dinis 

Le Phu Do 

Octavia A. Dobre 

Ciprian Dobre 

Lun Dong 

Xiaowen Dong 

Xin Dong 

Yuhan Dong 

Jean-Baptiste Doré 

Andre F. dos Santos 

Alexis Alfredo 

Dowhuszko 

Dejan Drajic 

Dejan Drajic 

Martin Dräxler 

Micheal Drieberg 

Martin Drozda 

Jinfeng Du 

Qinghe Du 

Yinggang Du 

Dongliang Duan 

Ruifeng Duan 

Trung Q. Duong 

Jonathan Duplicy 

Greg Durgin 

Olasunkanmi 

Durowoju 

Eryk Dutkiewicz 

Alban Duverdier 

Nan E 

Dimitrios Efstathiou 


Efthymios 

Malcolm Egan 

Michael Einhaus 

Emna Eitel 

Farah El Ali 

Nancy El Rachkidy 

Salah Eddine 

Elayoubi 

Yahia Eldemerdash 

Maged Elkashlan 

Ehab Elmallah 

Hesham ElSawy 

Khaled Elsayed 

Tallal El-Shabrawy 

Sebastian Engel 

Julia Maria 

Engelbrecht 

Frank Englert 

Joaquín Escudero- 

Garzás 

Mohammad 

Esmalifalak 

Rui Fa 

Andrea Fabio Cattoni 

Yasser Fadlallah 

Youssef Fakhri 

Pingyi Fan 

Zuzhi Fan 

Mohammad Fanaei 

Yan Fang 

Yi Fang 

Reza Farahbakhsh 

Farahnaz 

Hamed Farhadi 

Peter Fazekas 

Albrecht Fehske 

Wu Fei 

Afef Feki 

Nuwan S. Ferdinand 

Carles Fernandez 

M. Julia Fernandez- 

Getino Garcia 

Terry Ferrett 

Peter Fertl 

Uwe-Carsten Fiebig 

Dieter Fiems 

Miltiades C. Filippou 

Marco Fiore 

Michael Fitch 

Bernard H. Fleury 

Daniel Fokum 

Fernando Perez 

Fontan 

Panagiotis Fotiadis 

Scott Fowler 

Aurélien Francillon 

Jobin Francis 

Pål Frenger 

Istvan Frigyes 

Richard Fritzsche 

Shengli Fu 

Sonia Fu 

Hiromasa Fujii 

Masahiro Fujii 

Takeo Fujii 

Hayato Fukuzono 

Franco Fuschini 

Giulio Gabelli 

Haris Gacanin 

Mahmoud Gad 

Yasser Gadallah 

Slawomir Gajewski 

Pierluigi Gallo 

Carlos Gañán 

Rakash SivaSiva 

Ganesan 

Lassaad Gannoune 

Radha Krishna Ganti 

Bo Gao 

Lin Gao 

Song Gao 

Xiang Gao 

Zhen Gao 

Andres Garcia 

Saavedra 

Eduard Garcia 

Villegas 

Mario Garcia-Lozano 

Parul Garg 

Rosario G. Garroppo 

Brian Gaucher 

Matthieu Gautier 

Jan Geldmacher 

Chunhua Geng 

Christian Gentner 

Andreas 

Georgakopoulos 

Giovanni Geraci 

Majid Gerami 

Lennart Gerdes 

David Gesbert 

Nejla Ghaboosi 

Rizwan Ghaffar 

Samah A. M. 

Ghanem 

Ebrahim Gharavol 

Ali Gharsallah 

Abolfazl Ghassemi 

Hakim Ghazzai 

Mir Ghoraishi 

Mahdi Ben Ghorbel 

Khanh Tran Gia 

Giovanni Giambene 

Filippo Giannetti 

Jordi J. Gimenez 

Andrea Giorgetti 

Tolga Girici 

Maksym Girnyk 

Mauro Girotto 

Lorenza Giupponi 

Domenico 

Giustiniano 

Gerald Glanzer 

Nenad Gligoric 

Istvan Godor 

Simon Goertzen 

Alexander Goetz 

Emanuele Goldoni 

Ahmad Gomaa 

Ismael Gomez 

David Gomez- 

Barquero 

Luis Gonçalves 

Jiayu Gong 

Shimin Gong 

David González G 

Bo Goransson 

Ali Gorcin 

Angelos Goulianos 

David Grace 

Marco Gramaglia 

Emilio Granell 

Fernando Gregorio 

Michael Grieger 

Francesco Gringoli 

Patrick Grosa 

James Gross 

Marcus Grossmann 

Xin Guan 

Zhangyu Guan 

Cedric Gueguen 

Wael Guibene 

Alessandro Guidotti 

Maxime Guillaud 

Dayan Adionel 

Guimarães 

Upul Gunawardana 

Dingding Guo 

Tao Guo 

Weisi Guo 

Wenbin Guo 

André Gustavo 

Degraf Uchôa 

Javier Gutiérrez 

Boronat 

Ismail Guvenc 

Dac-Binh Ha 

Oussama Habachi 

Majed Haddad 

Yoram Haddad 

Nadia Haddadou 

Yassine Hadjadj Aoul 

Michael 

Hadjitheodosiou 

Afshin Haghighat 

Ali A. Haghighi 

Hardy Halbauer 

Subir Halder 

Chong Han 

Shuangshuang Han 

Son Han 

SW Han 

Youngnam Han 

Zhu Han 

Katsuyuki Haneda 

Jonas Hansryd 

Xiaolei Hao 

Harbouche Oussama 

David Harle 

Jérôme Härri 

Fredrik Harrysson 

Syed Ali Hassan 

Yahia Hassan 

Christoph Hausl 

Adriana Hava 

Michael Hayes 

He 

Chun He 

Dan He 

Xin He 

Cornelius Healy 

Marc Heddebaut 

Mohammad Heidari 

Reza Heidarpour 

Michael Heindlmaier 

Sebastian Heinrichs 

Miroslav Hekrdla 

Christoph Hellings 

Hengheng 

Sanjeewa Herath 

Genaro Hernandez- 

Valdez 

Thomas Hesketh 

Teruo Higashino 

Kenichi Higuchi 

Mohd Hairi Hilmi 

Benoit Hilt 

Kimmo Hiltunen 

Akihito Hiromori 

Chin Keong Ho 

Morris Ho 

Paul Ho 

Zuleita Ho 

Doan B. Hoang 

Christian A. Hofmann 

Bjørn Olav Hogstad 

Joerg Holfeld 

Oliver Holland 

Hauke Holtkamp 

Bi Hong 

Daesik Hong 

Junpyo Hong 

Yao-Win Peter Hong 

Peter Horvath 

Md Farhad Hossain 

Md. Jahangir Hossain 

Ari Hottinen 

Jun Hou 

Weikun Hou 

Xueying Hou 

Jakob Hoydis 

Tien Yuan Hsieh 

Yulin Hu 

Zixia Hu 

Chiachi Huang 

Chung-Ming Huang 

Jing Huang 

Kaibin Huang 

Sheng-Yang Huang 

Wan-Jen Huang 

Xiaojing Huang 

Xiaopeng Huang 

Yang Huang 

Ammar Abu 

Hudrouss 

Zhang Hui 

Mythri Hunukumbure 

Insoo Hwang 

Taewon Hwang 

Tomas Hynek 

Christian Ibars 

Shinsuke Ibi 

Marc Ibrahim 

Michela Iezzi 

Thafasal Ijyas V. P. 

Aissa Ikhlef 

Salama Ikki 

Sooyeol Im 

Kei Inage 

Mamiko Inamori 

Athanassios C. 

Iossifides 

Iqbalh 

James Irvine 

Onurcan Iscan 

Koji Ishibashi 

Hitoshi Ishida 

Koichi Ishihara 

Fumio Ishizaki 

Md Habidul Islam 

Toufiqul Islam 

Peter Jacko 

Ylva Jading 

Stephan Jaeckel 

Saber Jafarizadeh 

Nadia Jamal 

Vahid Jamali 

Abbas Jamalipour 

Nima Jamaly 

Ashish James 

Carsten Jandura 

Jin Young Jang 

Jan Jarvelainen 

Farshad Javadi 

Jean-Philippe 

Javaudin 

Christophe Jégo 

Sungho Jeon 

Youngmin Jeong 

Zina Jerjees 

Zhanlin ji 

Hai Jiang 

Jing Jiang 

Lei Jiang 

Ming Jiang 

Tao Jiang 

Yi Jiang 

Zhang Jianhua 

Víctor P. Gil Jiménez 

Hai Jin 

Xin Jin 

Xin Jin 

Yindi Jing 

Liu Jinnan 

Anders Johansson 

Eduard Jorswieck 

Deepak Joshi 

Thomas Jost 

Robert Joyce 

Hyungsik Ju 

Kyungkoo Jun 

Hoiyoon Jung 

Peter Jung 

Sooyeob Jung 

Jin Woo Jung 

Volker Jungnickel 

Rahim Kacimi 

Aravind Kailas 

Dimitra I. Kaklamani 

Yoshikazu Kakura 

Ali Kalakech 

Sheetal Kalyani 

Pooi-Yuen Kam 

Ahmed Kamal 

Inès Kammoun 

Jossef Kampeas 

Athanasios Kanatas 

Sithamparanathan 

Kandeepan 

Megumi Kaneko 

Joona Kannisto 

Vasilios Kapinas 

Sotiris Karachontzitis 

Juha Karjalainen 

Holger Karl 

Elli Kartsakli 

Dimitrios Karvounas 

Kanshiro Kashiki 

Andreas Kassler 

Efstathios Katranaras 

V Kavitha 

Hakan Kaya 

Ismail Kaya 

Onur Kaya 

Ali Asghar Pourhaji 

Kazem 

Chih-Heng Ke 

Stratos Keranidis 

Markus Kerper 

Sofiane Khalfallah 

Fahd Ahmed Khan 

M. Arif Khan 

Aroba Khan 

Rana Azeem Khan 

Faheem Khan 

Imran Khan 

Jamil Khan 

Samee U. Khan 

Ahmed Khattab 

Mohsen Rezaee 

Kheirabadi 

Chadi Khirallah 

Majid Nasiri 

Khormuji 

Mohammad G. 

Khoshkholgh 

Jacek Kibiłda 

David Kidston 

Dereje Woldemedhin 

Kifle 

Yong Cheol Kim 

Dongku Kim 

Haesik Kim 

Joongheon Kim 

Junsu Kim 

Kiyeon Kim 

Kiyeon Kim 

Minseok Kim 

Nak-Myeong Kim 

Pansoo Kim 

Seungmo Kim 

YoungDuk Kim 

YoungJu Kim 

Ryota Kimura 

Karlheinz Kirsch 

Itzik Kitroser 

Refik Caglar 

Kizilirmak 

Siegfried Klein 

Adrian Kliks 

Lasse Klingbeil 

Frederic Knabe 

Peter Knapik 

Christopher Knievel 

Andreas Knopp 

Youngwook Ko 

Murat Kocaoglu 

Wolfgang Koenig 

Toshiaki Koike- 

Akino 

André Kokkeler 

Vinay Kolar 

Zsolt Kollár 

Petri Komulainen 

Peng-Yong Kong 

Yong Kong 

Zhen Kong 

Chrysovalantis Kosta 

Kari Kostiainen 

Anis Koubaa 

Marios Kountouris 

Istvan Z. Kovacs 

Daniel Krajzewicz 

Katina Kralevska 

Udo Krueger 

Dimitri Kténas 

Chui Choon Ivan Ku 

Quan Kuang 

Volker Kuehn 

Michael Kuhn 

Alexander Kuhne 

Maike Kuhnert 

Pawel Kulakowski 

Abhinav Kumar 

Navin Kumar 

Zhong Kun 

Sandipan Kundu 

Jürgen Kunisch 

Thomas Kunz 

Yaw-Wen Kuo 

Thomas Kürner 

Martin Kurras 

Andreas Kwoczek 

Minhae Kwon 

Pekka Kyösti 

Argyrios Kyrgiazos 

Mikko Kyrö 

Mohamed Laaraiedh 

Frederic Lacoste 

Miguel Angel 

Lagunas 

Jin Lai 

Tilak Rajesh 

Lakshmana 

Alexander Lampe 

Lutz Lampe 

Poonlap Lamsrichan 

Ingmar Land 

Yidong Lang 

Anis Laouiti 

David Laurenson 

Maryline Laurent 

Duc-Anh Le 

Khiem Le 

Nguyen Le Hung 

Tuan Le 

Nikolai Lebedev 

Byungju Lee 

Chao-Hsien Lee 

Kuan Chou Lee 

Haeyoung Lee 

Jemin Lee 

Jin-Shyan Lee 

Kilbom Lee 

Woongsup Lee 

Timo Lehikoinen 

Andreas M. Lehmann 

Zander Zhongding 

Lei 

Jouko Leinonen 

Erich Leitgeb 

Joel Lemorton 

Alessandro Leonardi 

Thierry Lestable 

Tilman Leune 

Toni Levanen 

Xiaolin (Andy) Li 

Anxin Li 

Huijun Li 

Husheng Li 

Jiang Li 

Jingya Li 

Li Li 

Min Li 

Ming Li 

Peng Li 

Rong li 

Suyue Li 

Xiang Li 

Yan Li 

Yang Li 

Hao Liang 

Sun Liang 

Martine Lienard 

Teng Joon Lim 

Chia-Yu Lin 

Guan-Yu Lin 

Jiun-Ren Lin 

Ju-Yi Lin 

Xiaochen Lin 

Xuzheng Lin 

Yicheng Lin 

Yun-Wei Lin 

Johannes Lindblom 

Athanasios Lioumpas 

Liu 

Chia-Horng Liu 

Chih-Hao Liu 

Chun-Hung Liu 

Derong Liu 

Hao Liu 

Heng Liu 

Hong Liu 

L. Liu 

Ming Liu 

Qijia Liu 

Wei Liu 

Wei-Cheng Liu 

Ye Liu 

Yong Liu 

Ranjith 

Liyanapathirana 

Llorca 

Jaime Lloret 

Grant Lohsen 

Seng Loke 

Wei Long 

Miguel Lopez- 

Benitez 

Juan M. Lopez-Soler 

Javier Lorca 

Pavel Loskot 

Hanqing Lou 

Krzysztof Loziak 

Xiaojia Lu 

Daniel Lucani 

Miguel Luís 

Shixin Luo 

Wantuan Luo 

Hsi-Pin Ma 

J Ma 

Yi Ma 

Helka-Liina 

Maattanen 

Fernando Machado 

Tarcisio F. Maciel 

Richard Mackenzie 

Andreas Maeder 

Setareh Maghsudi 

Eugenio Magistretti 

Leandros A. Maglaras 

Sabita Maharjan 

Kim Mahler 

Ruikai Mai 

Henning Maier 

Behrooz Makki 

Francesco 

Malandrino 

Muhammad Talha 

Malik 

Ranjan Mallik 

Abdelhamid 

Mammeri 

Zoubir Mammeri 

Vincenzo Mancuso 

Saravana Manickam 

Athanassios Manikas 

Daniele Manini 

Christian Mannweiler 

Shashika Manosha 

Zuhanis Mansor 

Nicola Marchetti 

Patrizio Marcocci 

Andrea Mariani 

Perfecto Mariño 

Paulo Marques 

Patrick Marsch 

Fabio Martignon 

Philippa A. Martin 

Anny Martinez 

David Martin- 

Sacristan 

Xavier Masip-Bruin 

Nitin Maslekar 

Maso 

Tadashi Matsumoto 

Gerald Matz 

Rob Maunder 

Constandinos 

Mavromoustakis 

Patryk Mazurkiewicz 

Gianluca Mazzini 

Jimmy McGibney 

Matthew McKay 

Christoph F. 

Mecklenbräuker 

Jonas Medbo 

Cesar Medina 

Samir Medjiah 

Natarajan 

Meghanathan 

Abolfazl Mehbodniya 

Abbas Mehdizadeh 

Neelesh Mehta 

Juha Meinilä 

Abdelhamid Mellouk 

Mikel Mendicute 

Wu Meng 

Wolfgang Mennerich 

Andreas Merentitis 

Davide Merico 

Michael Meurer 

Nicola Michailow 

Diomidis 

Michalopoulos 

Jan Mietzner 

Marco Donald 

Migliore 

Nobuhiko Miki 

Lu Min 

Moonsik Min 

Gao Mingsheng 

Emilio Mino 

Jelena Misic 

Stanislav Miskovic 

Jeebak Mitra 

Patrick Mitran 

Nathalie Mitton 

Rami Mochaourab 

Farzad Moghimi 

Melody Moh 

Ahmed Mohamedou 

Abbas Mohammed 

Saif Khan 

Mohammed 

Lynda Mokdad 

Diana Bri molinero 

Karl Molnar 

Stefania Monica 

Fabian Monsees 

Edmundo Monteiro 

Francisco Monteiro 

Reza Moosavi 

Simone Morosi 

Gregory Morozov 

Tor K Moseng 

Carlos Mosquera 

Hala Mostafa 

Ahmed Moussa 

Babak Moussakhani 

Wai Ho Mow 

Amir Mowlaei 

Lorenzo mucchi 

Axel Mueller 

Michael Mühlhaus 


Amitav Mukherjee 

Daniele Munaretto 

Kumudu Munasinghe 

Olga Muñoz 

Hideshi Murai 

Chandra Murthy 

Leila Musavian 

Sajid Mushtaq 

Chongning Na 

mohsen Nadertehrani 

Srinidhi Nagaraja 

Riichiro Nagareda 

Akinori Nakajima 

Mohammad Reza 

Nakhai 

Sairamesh Nammi 

Ali Arshad Nasir 

Jad Nasreddine 

Marek Natkaniec 

Pirabakaran 

Navaratnam 

Shobanraj 

Navaratnarajah 

Juan Luis Navarro- 

Mesa 

Bahareh Nazari 

Moïse Ndoh 

Giovanni Neglia 

S.H.Shah Newaz 

Soon Xin (Michael) 

Ng 

Derrick Wing Kwan 

Ng 

Hien Q. Ngo 

Duy T. Ngo 

Duy Nguyen 

Vu Ha Nguyen 

Khoa Nguyen 

Hoang Nam Nguyen 

Nhut Nguyen 

Nam Tran Nguyen 

Hung Viet Nguyen 

Ha X. Nguyen 

Maria João Nicolau 

Nicolò 

Jimmy Jessen Nielsen 

Jesper Ødum Nielsen 

Jarno Niemelä 

Ville Niemelä 

James Nightingale 

Ajit Nimbalker 

Kentaro Nishimori 

Thomas Nitsche 

Hao Niu 

Jianwei Niu 

Mingbo Niu 

Jong-Seon No 

Adam Noel 

Anthony Noerpel 

Gosan Noh 

Andre Noll Barreto 

Dan Noneaker 

Alessandro Nordio 

Aria Nosratinia 

Michael 

Nowatkowski 

Mohammad Nozari 

Konstantinos Ntontin 

Loutfi Nuaymi 

Jörg Nuckelt 

José Núñez Martínez 

Tatsunori Obara 

Michael Oche 

Hideki Ochiai 

Claude Oestges 

Timothy O'Farrell 

Eunsung Oh 

Mai Ohta 

Panagiotis Agis 

Oikonomou- 

Filandras 

Hiraku Okada 

Godfrey Obumneme 

Okeke 

Rodolfo Oliveira 

Alexandru Olteanu 

Furuzan Atay Onat 

Mengüc Öner 

Eng Hwee Ong 

Oluwakayode Onireti 

Xing Ouyang 

Berna Ozbek 

Ali Özen 

Ertan Öztürk 

Pasquale Pace 

Alessandro Paganelli 

Alba Pagès 

Alexander Paier 

Peng Pan 

Athanasios 

Panagopoulos 

Manoj Panda 

Ai-Chun Pang 

Panos Papadimitratos 

Stelios Papaharalabos 

Nikolaos Papanikos 

Nikolaos Pappas 

Stefano Paris 

Haewook Park 

Hyunggon Park 

Jaehyun Park 

Jeonghun Park 

Ki-Hong Park 

Minyoung Park 

Sungsoo Park 

Oudomsack Pierre 

Pasquero 

Andrea Passarella 

Carla Passiatore 

Emmanouil 

Pateromichelakis 

Al-Sakib Khan 

Pathan 

Paul Patras 

Matthias Pätzold 

Russell Paulet 

Przemysław 

Pawełczak 

Tommaso Pecorella 

Gert F. Pedersen 

Mauro Pelosi 

Bile Peng 

Wei Peng 

Y. Peng 

Yuexing Peng 

Harri Pennanen 

Julien Perez 

Xavier Perez-Costa 

Ana Perez-Neira 

Jordi Perez-Romero 

Samir M. Perlaza 

Stefano Perna 

Jaume Pernas 

Antonio Pescapè 

Loreto Pescosolido 

Stephan Pfletschinger 

Tung Pham 

Andreea Picu 

Luca Pilosu 

Daniele Pinchera 

Gema Piñero 

Li Ping 

Pekka Pirinen 

Giuseppe Piro 

Leila Pishdad 

Antonios Pitarokoilis 

Renaud-Alexandre 

Pitaval 

Dirk Plettemeier 

Christian Poellabauer 

Dimitrie C. Popescu 

Nuno Pratas 

Letizia Lo Presti 

Roberto Prieto- 

Cerdeira 

Pavel Prochazka 

Renato Pucci 

Daniele Puccinelli 

Liza Pujji 

Ali E. Pusane 

Yinan Qi 

Yuan Qi 

Bin Qian 

Manli Qian 

Fei Qin 

Tony Q.S. Quek 

Junaid A. Qureshi 

Faisal Fayyaz Qureshi 

Jovan Radak 

Emanuel Radoi 

Ayman Radwan 

Giuseppe Raffa 

Rahim Rahmani 

Naveed Bin Rais 

B. Sundar Rajan 

Nalini Rajarathi 

Nandana Rajatheva 

David Ramirez 

Wilson Ramirez 

Marco Rao 

Xiongbin Rao 

Sergio Rapuano 

Leszek Raschkowski 

Asim Rasheed 

Lars Rasmussen 

Ronald Raulefs 

Wolfgang Rave 

Danda B Rawat 

Priyanka Rawat 

Peter Reiher 

Andreas Reinhardt 

Guillaume Remy 

Haibao Ren 

Zhe Ren 

Olivier Renaudin 

Markku Renfors 

Perumalraja 

Rengaraju 

Bilal Riaz 

Cássio Ribeiro 

Jean-Pierre Richard 

Maximilian 

Riemensberger 

Taneli Riihonen 

Nasser-Eddine Rikli 

Jukka Rinne 

Hervé Rivano 

Sean Rocke 

Antonio Rodrigues 

Joel Rodrigues 

Ignacio Rodriguez 

Leonardo Jimenez 

Rodriguez 

Jonathan Rodriguez 

Marko Roessler 

Sandra Roger 

Bo Rong 

George A. Ropokis 

Peter Rost 

Yves Roudier 

Jean-Louis Rougier 

Sankardas Roy 

Tim Ruegg 

Humphrey 

Rutagemwa 

Kalle Ruttik 

Walid Saad 

Mohammad Reza 

Sabagh 

Rashid Saeed 

Firooz Bashashi 

Saghezchi 

Nikos C. Sagias 

Henrik Sahlin 

Hoceini Said 

Merve Saimler 

Daniela Saladino 

Haythem Bany 

Salameh 

Soheil salari 

Anas Salhab 

Omar Hazim Salim 

Keeth Saliya 

Jani Saloranta 

Pablo Salvador 

Sumudu Prasad 

Samarakoon 

Yousuf Sambo 

Jaron Samson 

Yukitoshi Sanada 

M. Isabel Sanchez 

Paolo Santi 

Wiroonsak Santipach 

Fendy Santoso 

Mahasweta Sarkar 

Pradeep Sarvepalli 

Lucile Sassatelli 

Stefan Saur 

Onur Savas 

Vladimir Savic 

Mamoru Sawahashi 

Ryo Sawai 

Berna Sayrac 

Adrian Schad 

Joerg Schaepperle 

Frank Schaich 

Stephan Schedler 

Malte Schellmann 

Andreas Schenk 

Björn Scheuermann 

Udo Schilcher 

Laurent Schmalen 

Robert K. Schmidt 

Christoph Schmitz 

Christian Schneider 

Robert Schober 

Elmar Schoch 

Hans Schotten 

Henrik Schumacher 

Stefan Schwandter 

Stefan Schwarz 

Hendrik Schweppe 

Vincenzo 

Sciancalepore 

Andrea Sciarrone 

Riccardo Scopigno 

Habib Sdi 

Hulya Seferoglu 

Tobias Seifert 

Jochen Seitz 

Hiroyuki Seki 

Ahmed Selim 

Prabodini 

Semasinghe 

Damith Senaratne 

Mustapha Senouci 

Jeong-Wook Seo 

Seungdae Seo 

Miguel Sepulcre 

Nikola Serafimovski 

Rene Serral 

Pablo Serrano 

Rohit Iyer Seshadri 

Ubolthip Sethakaset 

Stefano Severi 

Nouha Sghaier 

Oyunchimeg Shagdar 

Tapan Shah 

Seyed Shahrestani 

Serveh Shalmashi 

Parvin Shamsad 

Hangguan Shan 

Lin Shan 

Sivasothy 

Shanmugalingam 

Mohammad Shaqfeh 

Rajesh Kumar 

Sharma 

Xiaoming She 

Wern-Ho Sheen 

Guowei Shen 

Xia Shen 

Huaizhou Shi 

Tao Shi 

Yi Shi 

Hiroyuki Shiba 

Hiroshi Shigeno 

Kuei-Ping Shih 

Behailu Y. Shikur 

Takayuki Shimizu 

Cheolkyu Shin 

Smitha Shivshankar 

Kodo Shu 

Lei Shu 

Kenneth W. Shum 

Yu Shuting 

Alain Sibille 

Shuaib Siddiqui 

Marek Sikora 

Adão Silva 

Gek Hong Sim 

Osvaldo Simeone 

Eric Simon 

Arne Simonsson 

Chandramani Kishore 

singh 

Iana Siomina 

Per Skillermark 

Mikael Skoglund 

Dirk T.M. Slock 

Peter J. Smith 

Miha Smolnikar 

Shabnam Sodagari 

Paschalis Sofotasios 

Muhammad Saqib 

Sohail 

Samy Soliman 

Christoph Sommer 

Jürgen Sommer 

Suin Song 

Xuegui Song 

Yi Song 

Jesper Hemming 

Sørensen 

Beatriz Soret 

Sameh Sorour 

Fancesco Sottile 

Francesco Sottile 

Sok-Ian (Ines) Sou 

Sami Souihi 

Oussama Souihli 

Neuman Souza 

Mujdat Soyturk 

Chad M Spooner 

Chris Squires 

Cormac Sreenan 

Razvan Stanica 

Athanasios Stavridis 

Heidi Steendam 

Irina Stefan 

Jens Steinwandt 

Marc St-Hilaire 

Ioannis 

Stiakogiannakis 

Clemens Stierstorfer 

Maicon Stihler 

Thomas Strang 

Markus Strassberger 

Domenico Striccoli 

Aaron Striegel 

Gordon Stüber 

Chao-Min Su 

Chi-Jiun Su 

Lin Su 

Zhou SU 

Kalyan P. Subbu 

Ramanan 

Subramanian 

Haichang Sui 

Yutao Sui 

Ather Suleman 

Enchang SUN 

Fan Sun 

Fei Sun 

Hongjian Sun 

Shunqiao Sun 

Songlin Sun 

Sumei Sun 

Weihua Sun 

Xusheng Sun 

Yifan Sun 

CW Sung 

Ki Won Sung 

Rosario Surace 

Himal Suraweera 

Himal Suraweera 

Nusrat Ahmed 

Surobhi 

Mirko Suznjevic 

Tommy Svensson 

Ales Svigelj 

Sharifah Hafizah binti 

Syed Ariffin 

Jan Sykora 

Hina Tabassum 

Nina Tadza 

Patrick Tague 

Abd El-Hamid Taha 

Satoshi Takahashi 

Kazuaki Takeda 

Yoshihiko Takeuchi 

Osamu Takyu 

Salvatore Talarico 

Ahmet Cagatay Talay 

Jukka Talvitie 

Le Thanh Tan 

Ralph Tanbourgi 

Jun Tao 

Yang Tao 

Hidekazu Taoka 

Lorenzo J. Tardon 

Mohammad Tarique 

Georg Tauböck 

Keov Kolyan Teav 

Werner G. Teich 

Chintha Tellambura 

Manos Tentzeris 

Christoph Thein 

Fabrice Theoleyre 

K.G.A. Madushan 

Thilina 

Ragnar Thobaben 

Reiner Thomä 

Varghese A Thomas 

John Thompson 

Ruiyuan Tian 

Shuang Tian 

Alvin Ting 

Ilenia Tinnirello 

Olav Tirkkonen 

Ba Lam To 

Cenk Toker 

Tazuko Tomioka 

Andrea Tonello 

Hui Tong 

Jie Tong 

Wu Tong 

Patrick Tooher 

Hakan Topakkaya 

Johan Torsner 

Dimitris Toumpakaris 

Kamel Tourki 

Ljiljana Trajkovic 

Ha-Nguyen Tran 

Hai Anh Tran 

Hung Tran 

Nghi Tran 

Tuyen Tran 

Kien Truong 

Hsin-Mu Tsai 

Elpiniki Tsakalaki 

Shiao-Li Tsao 

Florian Tschorsch 

Po-Hsuan Tseng 

Theodoros Tsiftsis 

Dimitris Tsolkas 

George Tsoulos 

Masato Tsuru 

Li-Ping Tung 

Lung-Chih Tung 

Ioannis Tzelatis 

Akira Uchiyama 

André Uchoa 

Md. Forkan Uddin 

Elisabeth Uhlemann 

Muhammad Naseer ul 

Islam 

A. Selcuk Uluagac 

Edwin M. Umali 

Kenta Umebayashi 

Takaaki Umedu 

Masahiro Umehira 

Sandesh Uppoor 

Tomas Uricar 

Murat Uysal 

Luis Guilherme 

Uzeda Garcia 

Seiamak Vahid 

Matthew Valenti 

Ramin Vali 

Fabrice Valois 

Kanchan Vardhe 

Karthik Vasudeva 

Rahul Vaze 

Malathi 

Veeraraghavan 

Fernando J Velez 

Manuel Vélez 

Andrea Vesco 

Robson D. Vieira 

Quoc-Tuan Vien 

Ville Viikari 

Sofia Villar 

Alexey Vinel 

Giorgio Vitetta 

Enrico Maria Vitucci 

Dat Vo 

Jens Voigt 

Tobias Volkhausen 

Sebastian Vorköper 

Mehmet C. Vuran 

Michal Wagrowski 

Hiromitsu Wakana 

Christian 

Waldschmidt 

Brett T. Walkenhorst 

Jon Wallace 

Ben Wang 

Cheng-Xiang Wang 

Chung-Wei Wang 

Fangxiang Wang 

He Wang 

Ji Wang 

Jing Wang 

Jue Wang 

Miao Wang 

Ning Wang 

Ping Wang 

Qing Wang 

Qing Wang 

Rui Wang 

Shiguo Wang 

Shiqiang Wang 

Shun-Sheng Wang 

Tao Wang 

Tong Wang 

Xiangyang Wang 

Xiaoyi Wang 

Xijun Wang 

Xinheng Wang 

yuanjie Wang 

Yuanye Wang 

Yuanyuan Wang 

Yuchang Wang 

Zhuwei Wang 

Rainer Wansch 

Omer Waqar 

Daryl Wasden 

Thomas Watteyne 

Tobias Weber 

Anne Wei 

Lifei Wei 

Shih-Ping Wei 

Song Wei 

YAN Wei 

Yaniv Weizman 

Miaowen Wen 

Krzysztof 

Wesolowski 

Philip Wette 

Younghoon Whang 

Joerg Widmer 

Karsten Wiedmann 

Dennis Wieruch 

Werner Wiesbeck 

Christian Wietfeld 

Thorsten Wild 

Andrew Willis 

Andreas Winkelbauer 

Brian Woerner 

Andreas Wolfgang 

SeungHwan Won 

David Tung Chong 

Wong 

Kainam Thomas 

Wong 

Graeme Woodward 

Kampol Woradit 

Guangen Wu 

Hsiao-Chun Wu 

Nan Wu 

Shangbin Wu 

Songping Wu 

Yating Wu 

Yueping Wu 

Zhijie Wu 

Zhouyun Wu 

Dominique Wuertz 

Gerhard Wunder 

Shurjeel Wyne 

Rafael Wyrembelski 

Tadeusz A Wysocki 

Christos Xenakis 

Minghua Xia 

Liu Xiang 

Zhengzheng Xiang 

Ming Xiao 

Ju Xiaojie 

Xiaojun 

Yixuan (Shane) Xie 

Jianwei Xie 

Renchao Xie 

Haiyang Xin 

Kang Xin 

Chengwen Xing 

Jun Xiong 

Fangmin Xu 

Lingling Xu 

Qing Xu 

Ran Xu 

Tao Xu 

Wen Xu 

Li Xuyang 

Koji Yamamoto 

Tetsuya Yamamoto 

Nader Mokari 

Yamchi 

Chaoxing Yan 

Wu Yan 

Caihong Yang 

Fan Yang 

Fei Yang 

Janghoon Yang 

Janghoon Yang 

Kun Yang 

Kyeongcheol Yang 

Lei Yang 

Lie-Liang Yang 

Nan Yang 

Shaoshi Yang 

Shun-Ren Yang 

Tao Yang 

Weidong Yang 

Yanjiang Yang 

Yao-Tsung Yang 


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Yufei Yang 

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Chuting Yao 

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Qiubo Ye 

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Chih-Wei Yi 

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Qimin You 

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Yuan Yuan 

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Dimitrios Zorbas 

Yulong Zou 

Xin Zuo 

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Registration 

Registration will take place in the Saal 1 & 2 Ballroo m Fo y e r. Opening ti m es are: 

Su nd a y 2 Ju n e 2013 07 : 30 - 17 :30* 

T u es d a y 4 June 2013 07 : 30 – 17 :30 

M o n d ay 3 J u ne 2013 07 : 00 - 17 :30 

We d ne s da y 5 J un e 2013 07 : 30 – 15 : 30 

* A lso a f ter 17: 30 o n Su n d a y, y o u m a y p ic k u p yo u r b a d g e a n d tic k e s at t he r ece p ti o n do o r – b a g s ca n be p ic k e d u p o n 

M o n d ay. ( Your regist r ation receipt will be needed to pick up you r reg i stration at th e recept i on. ) 

Break s 

Coffee breaks will take place in the Terrace Level exhibit and poster area. 

Social Events 

Lunches, are included as part of the full registration a nd w ill b e s e rv e d i n t h e Gross e r S aal B all ro o m . T h e 

r ece p ti on w ill b e c ondu cte d on Sund a y evening in the Terrace. Again a tic ket is required for entr y and i s 

included wit h all registration categories. 

T h e b a nqu et w ill b e h el d on T u e sd a y e v e n i ng at t h e Gl äserne Manufaktur. Tra m transportation has been 

a rr a ng e d t o t r a nspor t d ele g a te s t o a nd f r o m t h e b a nqu et . The trams start at 18: 35 and 18: 45 . After this time 

yo u w ill nee d to m a k e y o u r o w n w a y t o t h e b a nq uet . D et a ile d d i r ecti ons w ill b e a v aila b le at t h e c onf e r e n ce 

r e g i s t r ati on d e sk. 

Lunches, the reception and banquet require admi ssion tickets and these are included in your 

re g i st r at i on pa c k e t to ga i n e nt r y. You a l so may purchase tic k e t s for these e v ents at the conferen c e 

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M A R I T I M H o t e l & I n t e r n a t i o n a l e s C o n g r e s s C e n t e r D r e s d e n 2 - 5 J u n e 2013 

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Plenaries 

Monday 03 June 2013, 08:00–10:00 (Saal 1+2) 

Making the WorldSafe: The 5G Opportunity 

Len Pagano Founder of Safe America Foundation 

The Safe America Foundation, a non-profit located in the southern United States, and its WorldSafe initiative 

focus on emerging health and safety issues that present societal challenges and concerns both nationally and 

globally. In his presentation, Mr. Pagano, Safe America Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer, will 

discuss the social benefits of 5G, how personal information is used by the Private Sector and how it can be 

used to do harm; health and safety issues related to 5G and what role Safe America and WorldSafe will have, 

in addressing the challenges of 5G. The presentation will define the need for a Global Task Force and will 

identify Safe America's plan to be a force in mitigating the potential challenges and risks of this new 

generation of wireless communication. 

Len Pagano is a ‘social entrepreneur’ who has spent over 30 

years developing communication programs that address key 

issues across North America. 

As President, CEO and founder of Safe America, Mr. Pagano 

launched the 501(c) 3 organization with a $1 million grant 

from the Travelers Insurance Foundation. 

In its early days, Safe America focused on highway safety 

issues with Operation Baby Buckle, a child protection program 

that has distributed over 150,000 infant/child car seats to 

disadvantaged families across the United States. 

Mr. Pagano then organized a ‘Safe Team Coalition’ that was 

recognized by General Motors (GM) for its work. Innovative 

safety education programs followed which addressed emerging 

issues. These included initiatives in teen driver education, 

water safety, cyber-safety, homeland security, youth safety and 

disaster readiness. 

Through Len’s leadership, the Safe America Foundation has 

developed educational and practical safety and preparedness 

programs for businesses and communities. These include safety 

product distribution, national youth programming, international 

travel security, and advocating that non-profit organizations 

screen volunteers (to avoid predatory activities by adults). His 

accomplishments include raising over $30 million for injury 

prevention initiatives and engaging organizations including 

Porsche North America, the Woodruff, Motorola and UPS 

Foundations along with the National PTA, Allstate, Wal-Mart, 

Chevrolet, Verizon, State Farm, NBC/Comcast, USA TODAY, 

Sprint, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and a variety of public 

safety and government agencies at state and national levels. 

Before launching Safe America, Mr. Pagano worked in 

broadcasting as an on-air television anchorman and reporter. 

Following his broadcast career, he was a Chamber of 

Commerce executive in Atlanta and Miami. Mr. Pagano 

consulted in over 20 American communities and now leads a 

national Board of Directors and staff from Safe America's 

suburban Atlanta headquarters. Mr. Pagano graduated Magna 

Cum Laude from the University of Georgia. 

Tuesday 04 June 2013, 10:30–12:00 (Saal 1+2) 

The Road to 1000x Data Capacity in Wireless Networks 

Durga Prasad Malladi Vice President, Engineering at Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. 

Abstract not available at time of going to press. 

Durga Prasad Malladi is vice president of engineering for 

Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. As the Qualcomm Research 

project engineer for LTE-Advanced, he is responsible for LTE- 

A design, standardization, prototype implementation, precommercial 

operator trials and inter-operability tests. 

Malladi joined Qualcomm in 1998 as an engineer. His 

contributions include system 

design, implementation, and standardization for programs such 

as the Globalstar satellite based mobile voice and data system, 

3G HSPA and 4G LTE. 

He is the recipient of Qualcomm’s IP Excellence Award, 

Qualcomm’s Distinguished Contributor Award for Project 

Leadership and the Upendra Patel Achievement Award for 

Outstanding Contributions to HSPA and LTE. Also, he is a 

member of the IEEE and holds more than 100 patents. 

Malladi holds a Ph.D. (doctoral dissertation in adaptive 

filtering techniques) and Master of Science from University of 

California, Los Angeles and a Bachelor of Technology in from 

Indian Institute of Technology, Madras. 

Wednesday 05 June 2013, 10:30–12:00 (Saal 1+2) 

Enabling the Wireless Cloud through Software-Defined Networking 

Andrea Goldsmith Professor of EE at Stanford University 

The wireless industry is at a tipping point. Cellular networks are struggling to keep up with the explosive 

demand for data. While the upgrade to LTE has boosted cellular performance somewhat, these 

improvements are not sufficient to meet expected demand given the limited availability of licensed spectrum. 

Small cells will be the dominant mechanism to boost capacity of cellular networks, but they introduce 

challenges of their own, including interference management between macro and small cells as well as the 

need for self-configuration. In addition to addressing the spectrum crunch through small cells, the unlicensed 


spectrum must also be tapped via WiFi. However, WiFi networks suffer from unmanaged interference, 

unreliable performance, and poor quality-of-experience for the end user. The solution to all these challenges 

is software-defined wireless networking, whereby cheap wireless hardware (e.g. small cells and WiFi access 

points) are extensively deployed, with cloud-based software dynamically optimizing the overall network 

performance and providing intelligent seamless mobility between WiFi and LTE networks. We will discuss 

the vision of this wireless cloud, how it is enabled by software-defined wireless networking, and some of the 

challenges associated with making this vision a reality. 

Andrea Goldsmith is the Stephen Harris professor in the 

School of Engineering and a professor of Electrical 

Engineering at Stanford University. She was previously on the 

faculty of Electrical Engineering at Caltech. She co-founded 

Accelera, Inc., which develops software-defined wireless 

network technology, and Quantenna Communications Inc., 

which develops high-performance WiFi chipsets. She has 

previously held industry positions at Maxim Technologies, 

Memorylink Corporation, and AT&T Bell Laboratories. Dr. 

Goldsmith is a Fellow of the IEEE and of Stanford, and she has 

received several awards for her work, including the IEEE 

Communications Society and Information Theory Society joint 

paper award, the National Academy of Engineering Gilbreth 

Lecture Award, the IEEE Wireless Communications Technical 

Committee Recognition Award, the Alfred P. Sloan 

Fellowship, and the Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal’s 

Women of Influence Award. She has authored “Wireless 

Communications'” and co-authored “MIMO Wireless 

Communications” and “Principles of Cognitive Radio”. She 

received the B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical 

Engineering from U.C. Berkeley. 

Dr. Goldsmith is currently on the Steering Committee for the 

IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications, and has 

previously served as editor for the IEEE Transactions on 

Information Theory, the Journal on Foundations and Trends in 

Communications and Information Theory and in Networks, the 

IEEE Transactions on Communications, and the IEEE Wireless 

Communications Magazine. Dr. Goldsmith participates 

actively in committees and conference organization for the 

IEEE Information Theory and Communications Societies and 

has served on the Board of Governors for both societies. She 

has been a Distinguished Lecturer for both societies, served as 

the President of the IEEE Information Theory Society in 2009, 

founded and chaired the student committee of the IEEE 

Information Theory society, and currently chairs the Emerging 

Technology Committee and is a member of the Strategic 

Planning Committee in the IEEE Communications Society. At 

Stanford she received the inaugural University Postdoc 

Mentoring Award, served as Chair of its Faculty Senate, and 

currently serves on its Faculty Senate and on its Budget Group. 


Looking Ahead to 100 Years – Platform Engineering 

James Joseph Truchard Co-Founder, President and CEO of National Instruments 

Each new generation of wireless communication technology sets new benchmarks for size, power, data 

bandwidth and cost. These advancements not only increase the availability of wireless communication to a 

broader audience but also networks and network capacity must also evolve to meet the rising demand for 

data. The ubiquity of wireless communications further creates opportunities to apply these newly accessible 

and capable technologies to new applications and also to enable previously “mute” devices. Our 

interconnected world now extends beyond people to people communication. Machines can communicate 

autonomously to other machines such as appliances, electrical fixtures and even automobiles in a number of 

different ways. As the communication devices, applications and systems evolve, inevitably design 

complexity increases. Design approaches that embrace software re-configurability with an accelerated path 

to prototyping can expedite the design, exploration and deployment of these technologies in new and 

exciting ways. Dr. Truchard will discuss his perspectives on the history of design, prototyping, test, and 

measurement, onto future of system level design for RF and microwave systems with a tightly integrated 

software and hardware tools. 

Dr. James Truchard is the co-founder and current president 

and CEO of National Instruments (NI). NI provides an 

integrated hardware and software platform to simplify systems 

for measurement and control. It is a pioneer in the concept of 

“virtual instrumentation”. 

James Truchard earned a B.S. and an M.S. in physics, and a 

Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Texas at 

Austin. He is a member of the National Academy of 

Engineering and the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering 

Sciences. 

After two years of working as a managing director of a 

research lab, Dr. Truchard realized that there was little room 

for promotion unless one of his coworkers retired. As he often 

remarks, he “didn’t see a job I wanted [in Austin] – so I created 

one!”. In 1976, working in the garage at Dr. Truchard’s home, 

he co-founded National Instruments along with Jeff Kodosky 

and Bill Nowlin and began designing an interface board. In 

1986, in conjunction with Kodosky, Dr. Truchard played a 

pivotal role in the development of the LabVIEW graphical 

development software, which allows scientists to quickly build 

solutions for their measurement and automation needs. 

The graphical programming interface that LabVIEW provides 

have revolutionized the way engineers and scientists work. 

Today, National Instruments is a global company with over a 

billion dollars in sales. 


Panels 


Mobile and Wireless Communications to Solve Societal Challenges 

Chair: Fiona Williams Research Director at Ericsson, Germany 

Panelists: James Gallagher Engineer at ESB Ltd., Ireland 

Nuria De Lama Representative of Atos Research & Innovation to the EC, Spain 

Anastasius Gavras Programme Manager at Eurescom GmbH, Germany 

Frank Ellinger Professor at TU Dresden, Germany 

Dr. Fiona Williams is a Research Director of Ericsson, based 

in Aachen, Germany, driving innovations in communications 

networks and services and their use in Smart Energy Grids. She 

initiates and leads large-scale collaborative programmes and 

projects in the national and European context and builds up 

research, innovation and IPR activities for Ericsson, bringing 

results through to business innovation in products and services 

and as spin-off companies, where appropriate. She is currently 

project manager of the FI-PPP FINESCE IP project. She holds 

board positions in industrial and academic organizations at 

international level. 

She built up the research and innovation unit in Ericsson 

Eurolab, which has developed a wide range of successful 

product developments and set leading standards. She moved to 

Germany in 1991 from Ireland, where she was responsible for 

the start-up and operations of an Ericsson-Eircom joint venture 

company with a focus on telecommunications research. She 

studied for her B.Sc.(Hons.) and Ph.D. degrees at the National 

University of Ireland and as a visiting fellow at Imperial 

College, London. 

James Gallagher completed a degree in Electronic 

Engineering from University College Dublin in 2004. He 

joined ESB International in 2005 and worked in the Power 

System Studies group. He has been working on the rollout of a 

nationwide charging infrastructure as part of the ESB ecars 

project team since 2010. His main responsibility is the 

technical and commercial evaluation of electric vehicle 

charging equipment. His job involves working closely with the 

electric vehicle manufacturers to ensure interoperability. 

He is a member of the Irish Technical Committee that 

looks after Smart Grids, Electric Vehicles and Renewable 

technologies. He is a member of CENELEC TC69X and the 

CENELEC eMobility Coordination Group. He has just 

completed a Masters in Engineering Management from 

University College Dublin. 

Nuria De Lama studied Telecommunications Engineering at 

the Polytechnic University of Madrid. She has been working 

13+ years in Research & Development in IT in different 

environments. After several years managing the department of 

International projects in an SME specialized in wireless and 

mobile technologies she joined Atos in 2005, where she first 

led a Research Unit on Rural and Industrial development. In 

2006 she was appointed Head of the Research unit on 

Semantics, Software and Service Engineering and since 2010 

she is Representative of Atos Research and Innovation to the 

European Commission. In that position she is responsible for 

the coordination of European research activities, definition and 

implementation of the R&D strategy as well as contribution to 

business development and coordination of Atos activities in the 

so called PPPs (Public-Private Partnership) initiatives, mainly 

in Future Internet. 

She has wide experience in EU programmes, having acted 

as evaluator, reviewer and speaker in many conferences for the 

EC. She has played and still plays an active role in many 

strategic initiatives like the NESSI ETP, Net!Works, ENoLL, 

OISPG, and the Future Internet PPP and the CELTIC PLUS 

programme. She currently works in the FI-WARE project and 

is a member of the Future Internet PPP Steering Board. 

Anastasius Gavras has more than 20 years of professional 

experience in academic and industry research. He joined 

Eurescom, the leading organisation for managing collaborative 

R&D in telecommunications, more than 12 years ago as 

programme manager, focusing on the areas of management of 

networks & systems, security and middleware. In these areas 

he has managed a large number of studies and projects on 

topics which are of concern to the Eurescom member 

community of European telecom network operators and the 

European telecom industry at large. He has served as 

coordinator of several RTD projects under the EU framework 

programmes and has experience in standardisation in OMG and 

ITU-T for which he has served as rapporteur. 

His current interests are large scale testbed federations for 

enabling future Internet research and experimentation among 

others in the context of the Public-Private Partnership on 

Future Internet (FI-PPP). Furthermore he is interested in 

innovation on top of future Internet platforms and the evolution 

of the future networks in general. He is a steering board 

member of the FI-PPP and is actively involved from their 

inception, both in the Future Internet Assembly (FIA) and the 

Future Internet Research and Experimentation (FIRE) initiative 

He is author or co-author of several papers and articles in the 

area and is co-editor of all four FIA books so far. He is member 

of the editorial board of the Eurescom mess@ge magazine and 

has authored several articles for the magazine, typically with a 

techno-socio-economic dimension. 

Prof. Dr. sc. techn. habil. Dipl. Betriebswissenschaften 

Frank Ellinger was born in Friedrichshafen, Germany, in 

April 1972. In electrical engineering (EE), he graduated in 

1996 from the University of Ulm, Germany. He received the 

Master in Business and Administration (MBA), and the PhD 

degree in EE from the ETH Zürich, Switzerland, in 2001. For 

his habilitation thesis he obtained the Venia Legendi 

(university teaching degree) in high frequency circuit design 

from the ETH in 2004. Since August 2006 he is full professor 

and head of the chair for circuit design and network theory at 

the Dresden University of Technology, Germany. From 2001- 

2006, he has been head of the RFIC design group of the 

Electronics Laboratory at the ETH, and project leader of the 

IBM/ETH Competence Center for Advanced Silicon 

Electronics at IBM Research in Rüschlikon. During his MBA 

in 2001, he was with the wireless marketing division of 

Infineon, Germany. His main interests are the design of ICs for 

high-speed wireless and optical communication. In this area 

Mr. Ellinger has been lecturer at the ETH between 2002 and 

2006. Prof. Ellinger is the coordinator of the communication 

systems area of the BMBF Spitzencluster Cool Silicon and 

member of the management board of the Cool Silicon e.V. He 

is the initiator and project manager of several EU funded 

projects. Frank Ellinger has long-standing experience in the 

development and optimization of high-end audio systems 

(especially for loudspeaker and amplifiers). In the time frame 

between 2005-2006, he served as associated editor for the 

IEEE Microwave and Wireless Component Letters. Frank 

Ellinger was organiser, general chair and program chair of 

many conferences, e.g. the Workshop on Compound 

Semiconductor Devices and Integrated Circuits Europe 2003, 

the Semiconductor Conference Dresden (SCD) 2008, the IEEE 


SCD 2009 and the IEEE SCD 2011. Prof. Ellinger acts as 

reviewer for the EU and for several IEEE journals. He 

published more than 250 refereed scientific papers, many of 

them are IEEE journal contributions. One of his publications 

has been among the 3 most-read (downloaded) papers in the 

IEEE Journal on Solid-State Circuits 2004. Prof. Ellinger 

authored the lecture book "Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits 

and Technologies", which is published by Springer. Frank 

Ellinger has been elected by the IEEE MTTS as IEEE 

Distinguished Microwave Lecturer for 2009-2010. For his 

works he received several awards including the IEEE MTT-S 

Outstanding Young Engineer Award, the ETH Medal, the 

Denzler Award of the Swiss Federal Association of Electrical 

Engineers, twice the Rohde&Schwarz/Agilent/Gerotron 

EEEfCOM Innovation Award, and an ETH PhD Award. His 

students have received more than 20 scientific awards. 


Impact of cloud computing and Future Internet on mobile and wireless 

communications 

Chair: Thomas Bohnert Head of InIT Cloud Computing at Zurich Uni. of Applied Sciences 

Panelists: To be confirmed 

Thomas Michael graduated in Computer Engineering from the 

University of Applied Sciences Mannheim for which he also 

worked as research associate and lecturer at the Institute for 

Software Engineering and Communications He is the founder 

of BNCS, an ICT Consultancy, which he ran from 2000 to 

2004 and prior to joining the Center of Informatics and 

Systems of the University of Coimbra (CISUC) in Portugal as 

research scientist and PhD student. While working at CISUC 

he was invited scholar at Tampere University of Technology 

(TUT), VTT Technical Research Centre and Beijing University 

for Post and Telecommunication (BUPT). After his academic 

tenure he joined SIEMENS Corporate Technology, the 

company’s coroporate research department, responsible for 

defining and driving a Future Internet strategy. In 2008 he 

joined SAP AG, working at the SAP Research Labs Zurich, 

Switzerland first as senior researcher and later as technical 

director. In mid 2009 he was appointed chief Future Internet 

strategist. From 2012 onwards he is with Zurich University of 

Applied Sciences teaching Service Engineering and continuing 

Future Internet research as head of the ICCLab. 


Green ICT 

Chair: Lajos Hanzo Professor and Chair at University of Southampton, UK 

Panelists: Magnus Olsson Senior Researcher at Ericsson, Sweden 

Simon Fletcher Senior Manager at NEC and Director at mVCE, UK 

Yan Chen Project Manager at Huawei, China 

Power-efficient ‘Green’ Wireless Communications Given the proliferation of smart phones and tablet 

computers, which have a three orders of magnitude higher throughput than the 2G GSM phones, there has 

never been a greater need for power-efficient, ‘green’ wireless solutions. The High-Speed Packet Acess 

(HSPA) system relies on sophisticated adaptive modulation and coding, but the classic single-input singleoutput 

systems obey the logarithmic Shannon capacity law and hence they require an exponentially 

increasing transmit power for achieving a linearly increasing throughput. Hence the research community is 

aiming for the employment of techniques, which are capable of increasing the achievable throughput 

linearly, rather than logarithmically with the transmit power, as discussed during this research-panel. 

Lajos Hanzo (http://www-mobile.ecs.soton.ac.uk) FREng, 

FIEEE, FIET, Fellow of EURASIP, DSc received his degree in 

electronics in 1976 and his doctorate in 1983. In 2009 he was 

awarded the honorary doctorate ‘Doctor Honoris Causa’ by the 

Technical University of Budapest. During his 35-year career in 

telecommunications he has held various research and academic 

posts in Hungary, Germany and the UK. Since 1986 he has 

been with the School of Electronics and Computer Science, 

University of Southampton, UK, where he holds the chair in 

telecommunications. He has successfully supervised 80 PhD 

students, co-authored 20 John Wiley/IEEE Press books on 

mobile radio communications totalling in excess of 10 000 

pages, published 1300+ research entries at IEEE Xplore, acted 

both as TPC and General Chair of IEEE conferences, presented 

keynote lectures and has been awarded a number of 

distinctions. Currently he is directing a 100-strong academic 

research team, working on a range of research projects in the 

field of wireless multimedia communications sponsored by 

industry, the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research 

Council (EPSRC) UK, the European IST Programme and the 

Mobile Virtual Centre of Excellence (VCE), UK. He is an 

enthusiastic supporter of industrial and academic liaison and he 

offers a range of industrial courses. He is also a Governor of 

the IEEE VTS. During 2008 - 2012 he was the Editor-in-Chief 

of the IEEE Press and a Chaired Professor also at Tsinghua 

University, Beijing. For further information on research in 

progress and associated publications please refer to 

http://www-mobile.ecs.soton.ac.uk 

Magnus Olsson has been with Ericsson AB, Stockholm, 

Sweden, since 2000, where he currently holds a Senior 

Researcher position in Radio Access Technologies. His 

research interests are especially on advanced antenna systems, 

interference rejection techniques, and energy efficiency of 

radio access networks (RAN). He has authored and coauthored 

over 25 international journal and conference papers, 

and has been involved in various European research projects. 

During 2011-2012 he was the Technical Manager of the 

EARTH project on RAN energy efficiency, and currently he is 

involved in the METIS and 5GREEN projects focusing on 

energy efficiency of future radio access. 

Simon Fletcher has responsibility for the development of 

technology strategy and emerging communications 

infrastructure platforms for NEC’s Global Market product 

portfolio. Simon has core interests in Sustainability, 3GPP 

Radio access technologies, and the management of innovation 

processes. Simon represents NEC in CPRI (Common Public 

Radio Interface), NGMN Ltd., and steered NEC engagement in 


the LTE SAE Trials Initiative (LSTI) as NECs Board member. 

Simon is the Industrial Chairman for the MVCE Green Radio 

Programme, a Director of mVCE and the ICT-KTN. In the past 

Simon has worked on behalf of NEC in various project 

management and consultant roles within NEC global market 

joint venture activities, and leading core technology 

development projects. 

Yan Chen received her B.Sc. and the Ph. D degree in 

Information and Communication Engineering from Zhejiang 

University, Hangzhou, China, in 2004 and 2009, respectively. 

She had been a visiting researcher at the Department of 

Electronic and Computer Engineering, Hong Kong University 

of Science and Technology, Hong Kong, from 2008 to 2009. 

After graduation, she joined the Central Research Institute of 

Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.. She is now the project 

manager and technical leader of GREAT (Green Radio 

Excellence in Architectures & Technologies), an internal green 

research project of Huawei focusing on the fundamental design 

of energy efficient solutions for radio access networks. She is 

also involved, as the main representative researcher from 

Huawei, in the joint research on the GreenTouch platform. She 

serves as the coordinator of the Architecture/Metric study 

group and the leader of the Green Transmission Technologies 

(GTT) project for the Mobile Working Group of GreenTouch. 

Her current research interests include fundamental tradeoffs on 

green wireless network design, energy-efficient network 

architecture and management, as well as the radio technologies, 

advanced processing and resource management algorithms 

therein. 


Cognitive radio systems and networks for flexible spectrum usage 

Chair: Gordon Stüber Professor at Georgia Institute of Technology, USA 

Panelists: Ying-Chang Liang Programme Manager at Institute for Infocomm Research, Singapore 

James Neel President of Cognitive Radio Technologies, LLC, USA 

Kwang-Cheng Chen Professor at National Taiwan University, Taiwan 

Luis M. Correia Professor at IST-Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal 

Various regulatory bodies in the world have discovered that most licensed radio spectrum is underutilized 

leading to a scarcity of available spectrum. Cognitive radio is an enabling technology for providing dynamic 

spectrum access to such licensed spectrum on a secondary usage basis, thereby providing more efficient use 

of the spectrum. The key components of cognitive radio are spectrum sensing and dynamic spectrum 

management. The cognitive radio was a concept first introduced by Dr. Joseph Mitola III in his doctoral 

dissertation at Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden, in 2000. Since its introduction, cognitive radio 

has attracted enormous attention in the research community, and it holds great promise for both military and 

commercial applications. This panel will address the challenges moving forward for the successful 

development and deployment of cognitive radio systems. 

Dr. Gordon L. Stüber received the B.A.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees 

in Electrical Engineering from the University of Waterloo, 

Ontario, Canada, in 1982 and 1986 respectively. In 1986, he 

joined the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, 

Georgia Institute of Technology, where he is currently a 

Professor and holds the Joseph M. Pettit Chair in 

Communications. Dr. Stüber is author of the textbook 

Principles of Mobile Communication, third edition, Springer 

Science+Business Media, 2011. He was co-recipient of the 

Jack Neubauer Memorial Award in 1997 for the best systems 

paper published in the IEEE Transactions on Vehicular 

Technology. He became an IEEE Fellow in 1999 “for 

contributions to mobile radio and spread spectrum 

communications.” He received the IEEE Vehicular Technology 

Society James R. Evans Avant Garde Award in 2003 “for his 

contributions to theoretical research in wireless 

communications.” In 2007, he received the IEEE 

Communications Society Wireless Communications Technical 

Committee Recognition Award (2007) “for outstanding 

technical contributions in the field and for service to the 

scientific and engineering communities.” Finally, he was corecipient 

of the Neal Shepherd Memorial Best Propagation 

Paper Award in 2012 for the best propagation paper published 

in the IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology. Dr. Stüber 

served as Technical Program Chair for the 1996 IEEE 

Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC'96), Technical 

Program Chair for the 1998 IEEE International Conference on 

Communications (ICC'98), General Chair of the 2002 IEEE 

Communication Theory Workshop (CTW’02), and General 

Chair of the Fifth YRP International Symposium on Wireless 

Personal Multimedia Communications (WPMC'2002). He is 

currently an elected member of the IEEE Vehicular 

Technology Society Board of Governors. 

Ying-Chang Liang is now a Principal Scientist with the 

Institute for Infocomm Research (I2R), Agency for Science, 

Technology and Research (A*STAR), Singapore. He was a 

visiting scholar with the Department of Electrical Engineering, 

Stanford University, from Dec 2002 to Dec 2003, and taught 

graduate courses in National University of Singapore from 

2004 – 2009. His research interest includes cognitive radio 

networks, dynamic spectrum access, reconfigurable signal 

processing for broadband communications, information theory 

and statistical signal processing. 

Dr Liang was elected a Fellow of the IEEE in 2011 for 

contributions to cognitive radio communications, and has 

received five Best Paper Awards, including IEEE ComSoc 

APB outstanding paper award in 2012, and EURASIP Journal 

of Wireless Communications and Networking best paper award 

in 2010. He also received the Institute of Engineers Singapore 

(IES)’s Prestigious Engineering Achievement Award in 2007, 

and the IEEE Standards Association’s Certificate of 

Appreciation Award in 2011, for contributions to the 

development of IEEE 802.22, the first worldwide standard 

based on cognitive radio technology. 

Dr Liang currently serves as Editor-in-Chief of IEEE 

Journal on Selected Areas in Communications – Cognitive 

Radio Series, and is on the editorial board of IEEE Signal 

Processing Magazine. He was an Associate Editor of IEEE 

Transactions on Wireless Communications and IEEE 

Transactions on Vehicular Technology, and served as a Guest 

Editor of five special issues on emerging topics published in 

IEEE, EURASIP and Elsevier journals in the past years. He is 

a Distinguished Lecturer of the IEEE Communications Society 


and IEEE Vehicular Technology Society, and is a member of 

the Board of Governors of the IEEE Asia-Pacific Wireless 

Communications Symposium. 

James “Jody” Neel earned his PhD in Electrical Engineering 

from Virginia Tech in 2006 for his dissertation on the topic of 

“Analysis and Design of Cognitive Radio Networks and 

Distributed Radio Resource Management Algorithms” where 

he was an NSF Fellow in Integrated Research and Education in 

Advanced Networking and led the ONR sponsored 2002-2006 

research project that defined techniques for applying game 

theory to wireless networks. 

He has an extensive history of involvement with software 

radio and cognitive radio with over thirty publications, 

including textbook chapters on data conversion principles, the 

history of software radio, the simulation of UWB, and the 

analysis of cognitive radio networks. Dr. Neel received paper 

awards from the SDR Forum for his 2002, 2004, and 2007 

papers and is the Chair of the Cognitive Radio Work Group in 

the Wireless Innovation. In 2007, he left Virginia Tech to 

found Cognitive Radio Technologies (CRT) with Jeff Reed to 

advance and commercialize low complexity networked 

cognitive radio. CRT has provided services related to SDR, 

CR, spectrum management, and distributed cross layer 

optimization for a variety of customers including DARPA, 

Navy, Air Force, and CERDEC. In 2012, Dr Neel was named a 

GAP 50 Entrepreneur of the Year for the State of Virginia for 

technology companies. 

Kwang-Cheng Chen received B.S. from the National Taiwan 

University in 1983, M.S. and Ph.D from the University of 

Maryland, College Park, United States, in 1987 and 1989, all in 

electrical engineering. From 1987 to 1998, Dr. Chen worked 

with SSE, COMSAT, IBM Thomas J. Watson Research 

Center, and National Tsing Hua University, in mobile 

communications and networks. Since 1998, Dr. Chen has been 

with National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, ROC, and is 

the Distinguished Professor and Deputy Dean, College of 

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, National Taiwan 

University. Dr. Chen actively involves the technical 

organization of numerous leading IEEE conferences. He has 

served editorship with many IEEE journals and served various 

positions in IEEE. Dr. Chen’s technology has been adopted in 

the IEEE 802.11, IEEE 802.15, Bluetooth, and 3GPP LTE-A. 

He has authored and co-authored over 200 technical papers and 

more than 20 granted US patents. He co-edits (with R. 

DeMarca) the book Mobile WiMAX published by Wiley 2008, 

and authors a book Principles of Communications published by 

River 2009, and co-author (with R.Prasad) another book 

Cognitive Radio Networks published by Wiley 2009. Dr. Chen 

is an IEEE Fellow and received a number of awards including 

2011 IEEE Communications Society WTC Recognition Award 

and co-authoring 2010 IEEE ICC Best Paper and IEEE 

GLOBECOM GOLD Best Paper. Dr. Chen’s research interests 

include wireless communications and network science. 

Luis M. Correia was born in Portugal, on 1958. He received 

the Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from IST 

(Technical University of Lisbon) in 1991, where he is currently 

a Professor in Telecommunications, with his work focused in 

Wireless/Mobile Communications in the areas of propagation, 

channel characterisation, radio networks, traffic, and 

applications, with the research activities developed in the 

INOV-INESC institute. He has acted as a consultant for 

Portuguese mobile communications operators and the 

telecommunications regulator, besides other public and private 

entities. Besides being responsible for research projects at the 

national level, he has been active in 27 ones within the 

European frameworks of RACE, ACTS, IST, ICT and COST. 

He has supervised more than 150 M.Sc. and Ph.D. students, 

having authored more than 350 papers in international and 

national journals and conferences, for which he has served also 

as a reviewer, editor, and board member, and edited 6 books. 

He has been part of 26 Ph.D. juries at the international level. 

He was part of the COST Domain Committee on ICT. He was 

the Chairman of the Technical Programme Committee of 

several major conferences, and is part of several Steering 

Boards. He is part of the Expert Advisory Group and of the 

Steering Board of the European Net!Works platform, and was 

the Chairman of its Working Group on Applications. 


Car 2.0 – Mobile Home? 

Chair: Jérôme Härri Assistant-Professor at EURECOM, France 

Panelists: Mikael Nilsson Technical Expert at Wireless Communication at Volvo Cars, Sweden 

Javier Gozalvez Associate Professor at Miguel Hernandez University of Elche, Spain 

Marc Werner Engineer at Qualcomm, Germany 

Traffic Telematics has attracted much attention from both industry and academics over the past ten years, 

with the objective to bring revolutionary changes in the driver experience by the use of Information 

Communication Technologies (ICT) on board vehicles. With the directive from the European Commission 

regarding finalizing the standardization process by 2013 and an expected roll-out of Day One applications in 

2015, it is time to look at new opportunities and research challenges that will arise with the appearance of 

“Fully Connected Vehicles” on our roads. The objective of the Panel “Car 2.0 – Mobile Home?” is to bring 

together leading visionary researchers and developers from both the automotive and the telecommunication 

industry as well as from academia to discussing not only innovative visions and applications, but also 

conceptual, sociological and business changes that are to be expected with the roll-out of vehicular 

communication technologies, and where our vehicles gradually can be considered an extension of our 

personal and home environment. 

Dr. Jérôme Härri is Assistant Professor at the Mobile 

Communication Group at EURECOM, France, and conducting 

research in wireless vehicular networks. Previously, he led the 

Traffic Telematics Junior Research Group at the Institute of 

Telematics of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology 

(KIT),Germany. His research interests are related to the 

optimization of the vehicular wireless channel usage, to the 

investigation of cooperative ITS strategies and to the 

characterization of the mutual relationship between vehicular 

mobility and heterogeneous vehicular communication. He has 

authored and co-authored over 40 international journal and 

conference papers, and is involved in various National and 

European research projects related to wireless vehicular 

communications. He also actively contributes to the CAR-2- 


CAR Communication Consortium (vice chairman of the WG 

COM) and to ITS standardization in ETSI Specialist Task 

Forces. He was Co-Chair of the Track Transportation, 

Vehicular Networks, and Vehicular Electronics and Telematics 

of the IEEE VTC2013-Spring, and TPC Co-Chair of the IEEE 


Communications (IEEE WiVEC) 2010. He holds a M.Sc. 

degree and a Dr. ès sc. degree in telecommunication from the 

Swiss Institute of Technology (EPFL), Lausanne, Switzerland. 

Mikael Nilsson received his B.Sc. degree in Electrical 

Engineering – Radio electronics at Växjö University in 1997. 

From 1997 through 2003 he worked mostly as consultant 

within telecom and space industry within different areas such 

as simulation and design of waveguide diplexers, development 

of hat-fed reflector antennas and testing satellite receivers. 

In 2003 Mikael Nilsson joined Volvo Cars as RF engineer 

for antennas and transceivers in the area of Remote Keyless 

Entry. He was awarded the Ford Motor Company European 

Technical Achievement Award in 2006 for the Personal Car 

Communicator and in 2008 Mikael Nilsson was certified as a 

Black Belt according to Six Sigma methodology. From 2008- 

2011, he worked in the infotainment area as Attribute Leader 

for Wireless Connectivity. Since 2011 Mikael Nilsson hold the 

position as industrial Ph.D. student enrolled at Lund 

University, department of Electrical and Information 

Technology, and his principle research areas are channel 

characterization of the 5.9GHz band and measurement systems, 

namely the multipath propagation simulator. Also since 2012 

Mikael Nilsson holds the position as Technical Expert – 

Wireless Communication within Volvo Cars. 

He is a member of IEEE, Car-2-Car Communication 

Consortium, CHASE Assembly (VINN Excellence Centre at 

Chalmers). Mikael Nilsson is dedicated to the Six Sigma 

methodology and has teaching several Design for Six Sigma 

and Green Belt courses within Volvo Cars. 

Javier Gozalvez received an electronics engineering degree 

from the Engineering School ENSEIRB (Bordeaux, France), 

and a PhD in mobile communications from the University of 

Strathclyde, Glasgow, U.K. Since October 2002, he is with the 

University Miguel Hernandez of Elche, Spain, where he is 

currently an Associate Professor and Director of the 

UWICORE (Ubiquitous Wireless Communications Research, 

www.uwicore.umh.es) Laboratory, and Deputy Vice-President 

for International Relations. At UWICORE, he is leading 

research activities in the areas of wireless vehicular 

communications, multi-hop cellular networks, radio resource 

management, heterogeneous wireless systems, and wireless 

system design and optimization. He currently serves as Mobile 

Radio Senior Editor of IEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine, 

and previously served as AE of IEEE Communication Letters. 

He was General Co-Chair for the Ninth ACM International 

Workshop on VehiculAr Inter-NETworking, Systems, and 

Applications (ACM VANET 2012), TPC Co-Chair of the 2011 

IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference-Fall, TPC Co-Chair 

of the 2009 IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference-Spring, 

and General Co-Chair of the 3rd ISWCS 2006. He is also the 

founder and General Co-Chair of the IEEE International 

Symposium on Wireless Vehicular communications (WiVeC) 

in its 2007, 2008, and 2010 editions. He has been elected to the 

Board of Governors of the IEEE Vehicular Technology Society 

(2011–2013), and to the IEEE Distinguished Lecturers program 

of the IEEE Vehicular Technology Society. 

Dr. Marc Werner obtained the Diploma and Ph.D. (Dr.) 

degrees in Communications Engineering from RWTH Aachen 

University, Germany. Since 2006, he is with Qualcomm’s 

R&D department in Nuremberg, Germany, where he has 

worked in several public research projects towards new radio 

technologies for LTE-Advanced and beyond, as well as in 

different related standardization and regulatory groups. Apart 

from leading the technical modem development work for the 

upcoming vehicular emergency call system, eCall, he has been 

involved in performance studies of wireless vehicle-to-vehicle 

communication links on MAC and PHY layers, and in ETSI’s 

Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) standardization group. 


Innovative Vehicular Applications – A European Perspective 

Chair: Jorge Pereira, Principal Scientific Officer at European Commission 

Panelists: João Barros, Asscociate Professor at University of Porto, Portugal 

Manuel Serrano Matoses, Head of New Technologies at ETRA I+D, Spain 

Stefan Viehmann, Senior VP Global Customer Solutions at Kuehne + Nagel Management 

AG, Germany 

Pedro José Marrón, Professor at University Duisburg-Essen, Germany 

The scope of Vehicular Applications is as broad as the VT Society itself, and even in the most traditional 

domains innovative applications are being developed, and more importantly, deployed in large-scale in the 

real-world. The Panel will provide a European perspective of the area, including some less conventional 

applications which rely on truly inter-disciplinary approaches. 

Dr. Jorge M. Pereira obtained the Engineering and M.Sc. 

degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Instituto 

Superior Técnico (IST), Lisbon, Portugal in 1983 and 1987, 

respectively; he received the Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering- 

Systems from the University of Southern California, Los 

Angeles, in 1993. 

Between 1983 and 1988, he taught in the Department of 

Electrical and Computer Engineering of IST as Full Lecturer in 

the areas of Eletrotechnics and Electrical Measurements, 

Applied Electronics and Telecommunication Systems, and in 

1994 became Assistant Professor. He is on leave of absence 

from IST. 

From 1988 to 1990, he worked at LinCom Corp., Los 

Angeles, in a NASA project on space-to-space 

communications, and on synchronization issues. From 1991 to 

1993, he worked for Caltrans (California Department of 

Transportation) and PATH (Partners for Advanced 

Transportation TecHnology) on Intelligent Vehicle Highway 

Systems (IVHS). From 1993 to 1996, at GTE Laboratories 

Inc., Waltham, MA, he was responsible for Communication 

Analysis and Simulation in the National IVHS Architecture 

Federal Highway Administration contract, and represented 

GTE at the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) 

IVHS Section, and in the High Speed Data Systems workgroup 

of the CDMA Development Group. At the same time, he was 

involved in the first wireless data (CDPD) trials in the San 

Francisco Bay Area, involving location-based applications. 


Since September 1996, he has been with the European 

Commission, DG XIII, later DG Information Society and 

Media, as Scientific Officer in the areas of Mobile and 

Personal Communications and Broadband for All. He became 

Principal Scientific Officer in 2005, moving to the area of ICT 

for Sustainable Growth, with a focus on Energy Efficiency and 

Emergency and Disaster Management. In 2008, he moved to 

the area of Embedded Systems and Control, where he was 

responsible for the area of Wireless Sensor Networks and 

Cooperating Objects. Since 2011, he is working in the area of 

Future Internet Research and Experimentation (FIRE), now 

under Experimental Platforms in DG CONNECT. 

He received the Software-Defined Radio (SDR) Forum 

2003 Industry Achievement Award in recognition of his 

“outstanding contributions, research and development in the 

field of SDR”. 

He is a Member of the IEEE and of the ACM. He is 

Associate Editor for Mobile Radio, including Vehicular 

Communications, for the IEEE VTS Magazine, and has 

recently taken up the position of Associate Editor of the ACM 

Transactions on Sensor Networks. 

João Barros is Founder and CEO of Veniam and an Associate 

Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the 

University of Porto. He has also been Founding Director of the 

Institute for Telecommunications (IT Porto) in Porto, Portugal, 

counting almost 100 active members. His other appointments 

include Fulbright scholar at Cornell University and Visiting 

Professor with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology 

(MIT) since 2008. He also teaches at the Porto Business School 

and co-founded two startups, Streambolico and Veniam, 

commercializing wireless video and vehicular communication 

technologies, respectively. Between 2009 and 2012, Dr. Barros 

served as National Director of the Carnegie Mellon Portugal 

Program, a five-year international partnership funded by the 

Portuguese Foundation of Science and Technology, with a total 

budget of 56M Euros. In recent years, João Barros has been 

Principal Investigator (PI) and Co-PI of numerous national, 

European and industry funded projects, co-authoring one book 

and 145 research papers in the fields of networking, 

information theory and security, with a special focus on smart 

city technologies, network coding, physical-layer security, 

sensor networks, and intelligent transportation systems. Dr. 

Barros has received several awards, including the 2010 IEEE 

Communications Society Young Researcher Award for the 

Europe, Middle East and Africa region, the 2011 IEEE 

ComSoC and Information Theory Society Joint Paper Award, 

the 2012 BES National Innovation Award, and a state-wide 

best teaching award by the Bavarian State Ministry of 

Sciences, Research and the Arts. Dr. Barros is frequently 

invited as an expert speaker by international organizations such 

as the European Commission, OECD, ITU, EuroDIG and 

IEEE. He also worked as an independent consultant for various 

organizations and projects. Dr. Barros is fluent in Portuguese, 

German, English, French and Spanish. He received his 

undergraduate education in Electrical and Computer 

Engineering from the Universidade do Porto (UP), Portugal 

and Universitaet Karlsruhe, Germany, a performing arts degree 

in flute from the Music Conservatory of Porto, and the Ph.D. 

degree in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology 

from the Technische Universitaet Muenchen (TUM), Germany. 

Manuel Serrano is an Electronic Engineer. He holds a double 

degree in Telecommunications from the Polytechnic University 

of Valencia (Spain) and l’École Nationale Supérieure des 

Télécommunications de Bretagne (France) – networking 

specialisation. He is currently Head of the New Technologies 

Area within the Technology department of ETRA I+D. He is 

currently involved in the GAMBAS project, and was a project 

manager in the EMMA and PECES projects. 

Stefan Viehmann works for Kuehne + Nagel in Hamburg, and 

is responsible for the Gobal Customer Solutions group with its 

corporate and de-central teams located in each regional 

headquarter. Viehmann joined Kuehne + Nagel Canada as Vice 

President IT in 2007. He managed successfully a customer 

orientated IT organization serving all business fields of the 

Kuehne + Nagel group in Canada in close collaboration with 

the global IT group. 

Until 2007 he worked for DHL as Director Customer 

Integration Services where he was responsible for establishing 

a professional service organization to manage the electronic 

interfaces between global customers and DHL. From 2002 - 

2003 he was a Manager eCommerce at DHL and was 

responsible for the end to end automation of sales and services 

via several electronic channels. 

Prior to DHL, he worked for Andersen Consulting (now 

Accenture) as senior consultant focusing on Financial Service 

Industries. In 1998 Viehmann worked in the product 

development department at Lufthansa Cargo AG. He started 

his career as a trainee at Boehringer Mannheim, Tokyo Japan 

in 1996, and holds an M.B.A degree from Marburg University, 

Germany. He serves as director of the board of the Canadian 

German Chamber of Industry and Commerce Inc., Toronto. 

Prof. Dr. Pedro José Marrón received his bachelor and 

master's degree in computer engineering from the University of 

Michigan in Ann Arbor, USA in 1996 and 1998 respectively. 

At the end of 1999, he moved to the University of Freiburg in 

Germany to work on his Ph.D., which he received with honors 

in 2001. His dissertation was awarded with a post-doc prize 

from the University of Freiburg. After finishing his habilitation 

at the University of Stuttgart in 2005, he moved to Bonn to 

head the Sensor Network and Pervasive Computing group. 

Since 2009, he is the head of the Networked Embedded 

Systems group at the University of Duisburg-Essen and since 

2011 Director of the newly founded European Center for 

Ubiquitous Computing and Smart Cities (UBICITEC) and a 

lead scientist at Fraunhofer FKIE in Wachtberg. His current 

research interests are distributed systems, mobile data 

management, location-aware computing, sensor networks and 

pervasive systems and this shows in the breadth of European 

projects and industrial cooperations lead by his research group. 

He is also a member of ACM and GI. 

Among several projects, Prof. Marrón is coordinator of 

CONET, the Cooperating Objects Network of Excellence that, 

with over 40 members and companies like SAP, Boeing and 

Telecom Italia, shapes the research in Europe on topics related 

to Internet of Things, Cyber-Physical-Systems and Cooperating 

Objects. Additionally, Prof. Marrón is coordinator of 

PLANET, an Integrated Project that deals with the deployment 

of large-scale heterogeneous networks, and GAMBAS, a 

STREP that deals with the design and implementation of an 

adaptive middleware for context-aware applications. Finally, 

Prof. Marrón is also CEO and founder of Locoslab GmbH, a 

spin-off of the University of Duisburg-Essen that provides 

services for efficient, low-cost indoor and outdoor localization 

solutions. 


Tutorials 

A range of tutorials will be held throughout the conference given by experts from industry and academia. 

2 June 2013,13:30–17:00 Seminar 4 

T2: Spatial Modulation for MIMO Wireless 

Systems 

Marco Di Renzo (CNRS) Ali Ghrayeb (Concordia Univ.) 

Harald Haas (Univ. Edinburgh) 

The key challenge for future wireless communications is to 

make these networks energy-efficient and spectrum efficient at 

the same time. This results in a paradigm-shifting requirement 

which necessitates a clean-slate approach of wireless system 

design. Clearly, such approach will have to embrace the rich 

body of knowledge that has been created especially on 

Multiple-Input-Multiple-Output (MIMO) technology during 

the last 25 years. This motivates us to give a tutorial on an 

emerging wireless communications concept for 'massive' 

MIMO systems, which is today known under the name of 

Spatial Modulation (SM). SM has recently established itself as 

a beneficial transmission paradigm, potentially subsuming all 

members of the MIMO wireless system family, which exploits 

multiple antennas in a novel fashion. The research on SM has 

reached sufficient maturity to substantiate its claimed 

advantages compared with state-of-the-art standardized MIMO 

concepts, as well as its applications to other emerging wireless 

systems such as relay-aided, cooperative, small cell, optical 

wireless, and green communications. Furthermore, it has 

received sufficient attention to be implemented in testbeds, and 

holds the promise of stimulating further vigorous interdisciplinary 

research in the next years. We believe that this is a 

timely topic and we anticipate that this tutorial will be of 

interest to many researchers/students/practitioners with 

different backgrounds. 

Marco Di Renzo (M'09) is a Tenured Researcher with the 

French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), and 

an academic staff member of the Laboratory of Signals and 

Systems (L2S), a joint research laboratory of CNRS, 

SUPELEC, and the University of Paris-Sud XI, France. He is 

the recipient of the special mention for the outstanding fiveyear 

(1997-2003) academic career; the THALES 

Communications fellowship for doctoral studies (2003-2006); 

the Torres Quevedo award for his research on ultra wide band 

systems and cooperative localization for wireless networks 

(2008-2009); and the IEEE CAMAD 2012 Best Paper Award. 

Currently, he serves as an Editor of the IEEE Communications 

Letters. 

Ali Ghrayeb (SM'06) is a Professor with Concordia 

University, Canada. He is a co-recipient of the IEEE 

Globecom 2010 Best Paper Award. He holds a Concordia 

University Research Chair in Wireless Communications. Dr. 

Ghrayeb has instructed/co-instructed technical tutorials 

related to MIMO systems at several major IEEE conferences. 

He serves as an Editor of the IEEE Transactions on Wireless 

Communications, the IEEE Transactions on Communications. 

He served as an Editor of the IEEE Transactions on Signal 

Processing, an Associate Editor of the IEEE Transactions on 

Vehicular Technology. 

Harald Haas (M'03) holds the Chair of Mobile 

Communications in the Institute for Digital Communications 

(IDCOM) at the University of Edinburgh, UK. He holds more 

than 23 patents. Since 2007, he has been a Regular High Level 

Visiting Scientist supported by the Chinese '111 program' at 

Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications. He was 

an invited speaker at the TED Global conference 2011. He has 

been shortlisted for the World Technology Award for 

communications technology (individual) 2011. He is Associate 

Editor of IEEE Transactions on Communications. He recently 

has been awarded the EPSRC Established Career Fellowship. 


T3: Cooperative Wireless Communications 

Lajos Hanzo, University of Southampton 

This overview introduces the principles of cooperative 

communication, commencing with the introduction of the basic 

MIMO types of 

1. Beamforming; 

2. Space-time coding; 

3. Spatial Division Myltiplexing; 

4. Spatial Division Multiple Access; 

The limitations of MIMOs relying on co-located arrayelements 

are highlighted and it is shown, how the singleantenna-aided 

cooperative mobiles may circumvent these 

limitations by forming MIMOs having distributed elements. 

This concept is also referred to a Virtual Antenna Arrays 

(VAA). Then the corresponding amplify-forward and decodeforward 

protocols as well as their hybrids are studied. Channel 

coding has to be specifically designed for the VAAs in order to 

prevent avalanche-like error-propagation. Hence sophisticated 

three-stage-concatenated iterative channel coding schemes are 

proposed and it is argued that in the absence of accurate 

channel information at the relays the best way forward might 

be to use multiple-symbol differential detection. Indeed, it is 

rather unrealistic to expect that an altrustically relaying handset 

would also accurately estimate the source-relay channel for the 

sake of high-integrity coherent detection. EXIT-chart-aided 

designs are used for creating near-capacity solutions and a 

range of future research directions as well as open problems are 

stated. 

Lajos Hanzo (http://www-mobile.ecs.soton.ac.uk) FREng, 

FIEEE, FIET, Fellow of EURASIP, DSc has held various 

research and academic posts in Hungary, Germany and the 

UK. He has co-authored 20 Wiley-IEEE Press books and has 

1300+ research contributions at IEEE Xplore. 


T5: Smart Direct-LTE Communication: An Energy 

Saving Perspective 

Shahid Mumtaz, Institute of Telecommunication 

Device to Device (D2D) communication underlying a 

cellular infrastructure is discussed in this paper. When enabling 

D2D communication in the system, one can see several 

benefits compared to the conventional infrastructure based 

communication, such as improved energy efficiency, increase 

overall system throughput and decrease traffic load in the 

network. The aim of this tutorial is to give an energy efficient 

perspective of D2D communication and help the researcher, 

operators and manufactures to see the benefits when facilitating 

D2D communication in the network. This tutorial explains the 

fundamental concepts about D2D communication to technical 

perspective, business opportunity and open issues when 

deploying D2D communication. We use 3GPP Long Term 

Evolution Advanced (LTE-A) as a baseline while explaining 

D2D communication. 

Dr. Shahid Mumtaz received his Ph.D. degree in Electrical & 

Electronic Engineering from University of Aveiro in 2011. 


7:30-17:30 

8:30-17:00 

18:00-20:00 

7:00-17:30 

8:00-10:00 

10:00-10:30 

Konferenz 2 

(A) 

Konferenz 3 

(B) 

Konferenz 4 

(C) 

Konferenz 5 

(D) 

Seminar 1 

(E) 

Seminar 3 

(F) 

SUNDAY 2 June 

Registration (Saal 1+2 Ballroom Foyer) 

Tutorials, WiVeC and other events: See separate program 

VTC Welcome Reception (Terrace Level) 

Seminar 4 

(G) 

MONDAY 3 June 


Opening Ceremonies: Len Pagano, Founder of Safe America Foundation (Saal 1+2) 

Coffee and Exhibits (Terrace Level) 

Seminar 5 

(H) 

10:30-12:00 (1) WiVeC 

Radio Resource 

Management 

Resource 

Management 

Performance Analysis OFDM Massive MIMO 

Optimization 

and Capacity 

Mobility Management 

12:00-13:30 

Lunch (Grosser Saal Theatre) 

13:30-15:00 (2) 

15:00-15:30 

WiVeC MIMO Relaying Resource Allocation 

Power and 

Rate Control 

Special Session: 

Location Aided 

Communications 

Limited Feedback 

Channel Model for 

Future Mobile Radio 

Panel I: Mobile and wireless communications to solve societal challenges, with moderator Fiona Williams (Saal 1+2) 


Estimation, Detection 

and Data Aggregation 

15:30-17:00 (3) 

18:00-20:00 

7:30-17:30 

WiVeC 

Heterogeneous 

Networks 

Scheduling 

Special Session: 

Green 


Detection and 

Estimation 

Precoding 

Propagation in New 

Radio Scenarios 

Routing 

Panel II: Impact of cloud computing and Future Internet on mobile and wireless communications, with moderator Shuzo Kato (Saal 1+2) 

Panel III: Green ICT (Saal 1+2) 

TUESDAY 4 June 


8:30-10:00 (4) 

10:00-10:30 

10:30-12:00 

12:00-13:30 

Coordinated Multipoint 

Joint Transmission I 

- 

Two-Way Relaying Cellular Architectures 

Energy Efficient 


Channel Modeling and 

Estimation I 

Industry Session 

(National Instruments) 

Vehicular and 

Millimeter-Wave 

Access Channels 


Keyonte Panel Plenary: Durga Malladi, Vice President-Engineering for Qualcomm (Saal 1+2) 

Awards Lunch (Grosser Saal Theatre) 

Random Access and 

Medium Access 

Control 

13:30-15:00 (5) 

AF Relaying Cooperative Networks 

Power Saving and 

Renewable Energy 

LTE 

Error Correction 

Coding 

MIMO Detection 

Spectrum Sharing in 

CRs 

Data Relaying and 

Forwarding 

15:00-15:30 

Panel IV: Cognitive radio systems and networks for flexible spectrum usage, with moderator Gordon Stuber (Saal 1+2) 


15:30-17:00 (6) 


Joint Detection 

- ARQ in Relaying 

Networks 

Energy Efficiency 

Special Session: Nonorthogonal 

Modulation 

Synchronization MIMO Systems CR Relaying 

Device Application and 

LTE 

19:00-23:00 

7:30-15:30 

Special Panel: FIF Workshop on the FI-PPP Call 3, with moderator Jorge Pereira (Saal 1+2) 

VTC2013-Spring Banquet 

WEDNESDAY 5 June 


8:30-10:00 (7) 

Cooperative 

Beamforming 

Interference Alignment QoS and Fairness 

Heterogeneous 

Networks 

Performance Analysis 

and Models 

Beamforming Spectrum Sensing 

Performance 

Evaluation and VANET 

10:00-10:30 

10:30-12:00 

12:00-13:30 


Keynote Panel Plenary: Andrea Goldsmith, Stanford and James Joseph Truchard, National Instruments (Saal 1+2) 

Lunch (Grosser Saal Theatre) 

13:30-15:00 (8) 

Distributed Antenna 

Systems 

Radio Resource 

Management - 

Relaying 

Interference 

Management 

Mobility and 

Cooperation 

Resource Allocation 

and Interference 

Mitigation 

Propagation and 

Channel Models 

Protocols and 

Algorithms 

Multicast and Energy 

Consumption 

15:00-15:30 

Panel V: Vehicular Communications/Networks, with moderator Jerome Harri (Saal 1+2) 


15:30-17:00 (9) Relaying 


Joint Transmission II 

- 

Femtocells 

High-Speed Mobility 

Management 

Channel Modeling and 

Estimation II 

In-Vehicular 

Communication and 

Communication Security 

Body Area, Underwater 

and Through-Wall 

Channels 

Routing and Clustering 

in DTNs and VANETS 

Seminar 6 

(I) 

Terrace Level 

(P) 

Satellite Transmission 

and Coding 

Cooperative 

Communication, Distributed 

MIMO and Relaying Posters 

Cognitive Radio and 

Spectrum Sensing 

Posters 

Transmission 

Technologies Posters 

Satellite 

Communications and 

Networking 

Multiple Antenna Systems 

and Space-Time-Frequency 

Processing Posters 

ITS Applications Wireless Access Posters 

Access and 

Networking Aspects 

Security, Applications and 

Network Optimization 

Posters 

Positioning and 

Localization 

Exhibits 

Exhibits

Since then he has joined Instituto de Telecomunicações, 

working as a senior researcher in 4Tell Group. He was with 

Ericsson Research Labs in 2005, working as a research 

engineer. His research interests include green 

communications, cognitive radio, cooperative networking, 

radio resource management, cross-layer design, heterogeneous 

networks, M2M and D2D communication, and baseband 

digital signal processing. He has more than 30 publications in 

international conferences, journal papers and book chapters. 

He co-authored/co-edited one book for River publisher. He is a 

guest editor for one special issue in IEEE Wireless Comms 

Magazine. (https://sites.google.com/site/shahidmumtaz2012/) 

Jonathan Rodriguez received his Masters degree in 

Electronic and Electrical Engineering and Ph.D from the 

University of Surrey (UK), in 1998 and 2004 respectively. In 

2002, he became a Research Fellow at the Centre for 

Communication Systems Research and was responsible for 

coordinating Surrey involvement in European research 

projects under framework 5 and 6. Since 2005, he is a Senior 

Researcher at the Instituto de Telecomunicações (Portugal), 

and founded the 4TELL Wireless Communication Research 

Group in 2008. The 4TELL group currently constitutes 30 

researchers with a project portfolio that includes 10 ongoing 

European collaborative research projects. He is currently the 

project coordinator for the seventh framework C2POWER 

project, and technical manager for COGEU; and project 

coordinator for CELTIC GREEN-T. He is author of more than 

160 scientific publications, served as general chair for several 

prestigious conferences and workshops, and has carried out 

consultancy for major manufacturers participating in DVB-T/H 

and HS-UPA standardization. His research interests include 

green communications, cognitive radio, cooperative 

networking, radio resource management, cross-layer design 

and baseband digital signal processing 

Dr Jonathan Rodriguez presents different tutorial on system 

level simulator and green technology in wireless 

communication in different conferences while Dr Shahid 

Mumtaz has a distinguished and long research background. 


T6: Small Cells Technologies in LTE Advance 

and Beyond 

Li-Chun Wang, National Chiao Tung University; Chiung-Jang 

Chen, Chunghwa Telecom Laboratories 

In this tutorial, we discuss the performance issues of 

heterogeneous networks (HetNet) utilizing a mix of macrocells, 

remote radio heads (RRH) and low-power nodes such as 

picocells, femto-cells, and relay. From both theoretical and 

practical operator's perspectives, we investigate how to 

optimize the wireless networks with underlay small cells. We 

begin with an update of 3GPP LTE Advanced followed by an 

overview of various deployments scenarios of small cells 

considered in the 3GPP standardization. Then we discuss 

interference mitigation techniques in small cells and HetNet. 

Last, we highlight the potential research issues in radio and 

access technologies of 5G wireless to conclude this tutorial. 

Li-Chun Wang (M96 SM06 F11) received the B.S. degree from 

National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan, R. O. C. in 1986, the 

M.S. degree from National Taiwan University in 1988, and the 

Ms. Sci. and Ph. D. degrees from the Georgia Institute of 

Technology , Atlanta, in 1995, and 1996, respectively, all in 

electrical engineering. From 1990 to 1992, he was with the 

Telecommunications Laboratories of the Ministry of 

Transportations and Communications in Taiwan (currently the 

Telecom Labs of Chunghwa Telecom Co.). In 1995, he was 

affiliated with Bell Northern Research of Northern Telecom, 

Inc., Richardson, TX. From 1996 to 2000, he was with AT&T 

Laboratories, where he was a Senior Technical Staff Member 

in the Wireless Communications Research Department. In 

August 2000, he joined National Chiao Tung University in 

Taiwan, and is currently the Chairman of the Department of 

Electrical Engineering of NCTU since Aug. 2012. His current 

research interests are in the areas of radio resource 

management and cross- layer optimization techniques for 

wireless systems, heterogeneous wireless network design, and 

cloud computing for mobile applications. He was elected to the 

IEEE Fellow grade in 2011 for his contributions in cellular 

architectures and radio resource management in wireless networks. 

Dr. Wang was a co-recipient (with Gordon L. Stüber 

and Chin-Tau Lea) ofthe 1997 IEEE Jack Neubauer Best 

Paper Award for his paper Architecture Design, Frequency 

Planning, and Performance Analysis for a Microcell/Macrocell 

Overlaying System, IEEE Transactions on Vehicular 

Technology, vol. 46, no. 4, pp. 836-848, 1997. He has 

published over 180 journal and international conference 

papers. He served as an Associate Editor for the IEEE Trans. 

on Wireless Communications from 2001 to 2005, the Guest 

Editor of Special Issue on Mobile Computing and Networking 

for IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications in 

2005 and on Radio Resource Management and Protocol 

Engineering in Future IEEE Broadband Networks for IEEE 

Wireless Communications Magazine in 2006. He is holding 

nine US patents. 

Dr. Chiung-Jang Chen received his Ph.D. degree in 

communication engineering from National Chiao Tung 

University, Taiwan, in 2005. Since 1995 he was with 

Chunghwa Telecom Laboratories, Taiwan, and now is the 

project manager of LTE-A/B4G project in the wireless 

communications research department. 


T8: V2V Safety Communications: An overview 

and examination of technical challenges 

John B. Kenney, Toyota InfoTechnology Center, USA; Gaurav 

Bansal, Toyota InfoTechnology Center, USA 

In this tutorial we cover the most important aspects of 

Dedicated Short Range Communications (DSRC), also known 

as Cooperative ITS. This technology is currently being 

considered for deployment in North America, Europe, and 

other parts of the world. DSRC is used to communicate 

vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to/from-infrastructure 

(V2I), enabling a set of compelling applications for safety, 

mobility, commerce, and environmental improvement. This 

tutorial focuses on the safety use case. The tutorial material 

includes the various layers of the protocol stack, V2V & V2I 

collision avoidance applications, and the technical challenges 

that are being addressed on the path to deployment. We will 

talk about government-sponsored field tests, like the US DOT 

Safety Pilot and the European DRIVE C2X, which are moving 

the technology out of the lab and into realistic vehicular 

environments. After presenting the basics of DSRC, we focus 

on one specific research problem that is currently of great 

interest: DSRC Channel Congestion. We discuss the merits of 

various approaches to address congestion, including avoidance 

and active control, as well as targets for control (message rate, 

transmit power, bit rate, and advanced techniques like carrier 

sense control). Finally, as a case study we will discuss our 

specific research on adaptive message rate control. The primary 

goal of the tutorial is to empower the attendee to participate in 

this important emerging technology, whether as a researcher, a 

developer, or a planner. 

Dr. John B. Kenney: John holds electrical engineering degrees 

from Stanford and Notre Dame, where he also served as 


Adjunct Professor. Currently a Senior Research Manager at 

the Toyota InfoTechnology Center in Mountain View, CA, he 

has researched vehicular communications since 2007. John 

represents Toyota in the automakers’ Vehicle Safety 

Communication consortium, including as past lead of the VSC- 

A Communications Task. He and Dr. Bansal actively 

contribute to VSC research in congestion control and security. 

He is active in IEEE and European standards, and serves as an 

elected officer of the SAE DSRC Technical Committee.. He cochaired 

the 2011 and 2012 ACM VANET Workshops. He also 

authored an invited Proceedings of the IEEE paper on DSRC 

Standards in the US (2011). 

Dr. Gaurav Bansal: Gaurav received a B.Tech. degree from 

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur, India and a Ph.D. 

degree from the University of British Columbia (UBC), 

Canada. From August 2007 to July 2008, he worked as a 

Research Intern with Mercedes Benz Research and 

Development North America Inc., Palo Alto, CA. He joined 

Toyota InfoTechnology Center, USA, in July 2010 where he 

currently works as a Researcher in the Network Group. He is a 

recipient of Natural Science Engineering and Research 

Council of Canada’s Alexander Graham Bell Scholarship. He 

is a member of the Technical Program Committee of the IEEE 

Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC 2013-Spring and VTC 

2012-Spring). He also serves on the Editorial board of IEEE 

Communication Surveys and Tutorials. 

The following tutorials originally planned have been cancelled: 

T1: Spatial Field Estimation with Wireless Sensor 

and M2M Capillary Networks 

Carles Anton-Haro, Javier Matamoros, Centre Tecnologic de 

Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC) 

T4: Social Mobile Clouds - Cooperative Networks 

for Selfish Users 

Frank H.P. Fitzek, Aalborg University & Marcos D. Katz, 

Oulu University 

T7: Towards a New Generation of Vehicular Ad Hoc 

Networks: Protocols and Evaluation Methodologies 

C. Campolo, A. Molinaro (University Mediterranea of Reggio 

Calabria), Riccardo Scopigno (ISMB) 

T9: From Network based Location Estimation to 

Location Aided Communications 

Dirk Slock, Eurecom / Ronald Raulefs, DLR 

T10: Energy harvesting for wireless networks 

Neelesh B. Mehta, Indian Institute of Science (IISc) 

Industrial Session 

Delegates are invited to an Industrial Session run by National Instruments. 

4 June 2013, 8:30–10:00 Seminar 3 

Design, Simulation, and Prototyping of LTE- 

Advanced and Next Generation Wireless 

Technologies 

Nikhil Kundargi, Erik Luther (National Instruments) 

This tutorial introduces a software tool chain for rapid 

prototyping of advanced wireless communications techniques 

and algorithms engineering for next generation wireless 

standards such as LTE-Advanced, 802.11ac and beyond. 

Although the value of experimental studies are unquestionable 

in validating theory, the cost of experimental studies have 

typically been a major endeavor both from time and resource 

stand point, requiring elaborate setups and highly specialized 

skills with cross domain expertise. These steep setup 

requirements make experimental studies a difficult and 

challenging task for most researchers and an expensive and 

time consuming process for large research labs. Furthermore, 

the limited availability of low cost and reconfigurable 

prototyping platforms with tightly integrated hardware and 

software also contributes to the lack of experimental studies. In 

this tutorial, National Instruments will present its graphical 

approach to communication system design with open modular 

hardware and software which addresses these challenges by 

enabling researchers to rapidly prototype next generation 

wireless technologies. Through the use of National 

Instruments’ suite of software tools LabVIEW, LabVIEW 

FPGA, DSP Design Module, and IP Builder, we will show how 

researchers who may not have the cross domain expertise can 

focus on accelerating the innovation and how large research 

labs can streamline their design flow rather than dealing with 

the complexities involved in developing a fully functional 

prototype. From simulation to hardware deployment, this 

tutorial will demonstrate all the major stages of functional 

design in the development and implementation of cutting edge 

algorithms for equalization, synchronization, PAPR reduction 

etc. within a MIMO - OFDM framework and lay out the salient 

elements of a typical host to FPGA prototype development 

cycle. 

The tutorial will begin with a brief introduction to 

fundamentals of LTE-Advanced systems and their typical 

specifications, followed by a demonstration of how LabVIEW 

can be used to simulate such a system. We will then show how 

the floating-point LabVIEW code used in modeling the 

MIMO-OFDM system for simulations can be directly 

integrated with very few modifications, into the same code 

used to control a pair of National Instruments Universal 

Software Radio Peripheral (USRP) software defined radios. 

Likewise, using National Instruments PXI platform consisting 

of general purpose microprocessors running real-time operating 

systems, modular FPGA boards, high-speed data acquisition 

modules, and instrument-quality RF front-ends, we will 

demonstrate how the floating-point LabVIEW code used to 

model a MIMO-OFDM link can also be translated into a 

portion of LabVIEW host code executing on a microprocessor 

and another portion of LabVIEW FPGA code executing in 

parallel on multiple Xilinx FPGAs. The seminar will then 

conclude with a live demonstration of the state of the art LTE- 

Advanced based MIMO-OFDM network with high throughput 

data streaming in real-time over the air. Live plots of the 

various system metrics such as received IQ constellations and 

frequency spectrums will also be presented. 

Nikhil Kundargi received his Ph.D. degree in 2012 from the 

University of Texas at Austin under guidance of Professor 

Ahmed Tewfik. Previously he was at the University of 

Minnesota from 2006-10 where he was a Graduate School 

Fellow. He is a member of the RF/Communications Advanced 

Research Team at National Instruments and works on the next 

generation wireless prototyping solutions based on National 

Instruments Software Defined Radio platforms. His research 

interests are in software radios, cognitive radios, dynamic 

spectrum access, nonparametric statistics, anomaly detection, 

next generation MAC testbeds, 802.11ac, 802.11af standards. 


Monday 3 June 10:30-12:00 Konferenz 3 

1B: Radio Resource Management 

Chair: Olav Tirkkonen, Aalto University, Finland 

VTC2013-Spring Technical Programme 

1 Investigation on CQI Definition for CoMP in LTE- 

Advanced Downlink 

Jing Wang, Xiang Yun, DOCOMO Beijing Communications 

Laboratories Co., Ltd.; Satoshi Nagata, NTT DOCOMO, INC.; Lan 

Chen, DoCoMo Beijing Communications 

2 Joint Scheduling for CoMP and eICIC in Heterogeneous 

Network Deployments 

Eugene Visotsky, Bishwarup Mondal, Timothy Thomas, Nitin 

Mangalvedhe, Xiaoyi Wang, Amitava Ghosh, Nokia Siemens 

Networks 

3 Scheduling Algorithm for Coordinated Beamforming in 

Heterogeneous Macro / Pico LTE-Advanced Networks 

Jakob Belschner, Telekom Innovation Laboratories / City University 

London; Daniel de Abreu, Telekom Innovation Laboratories / 

Technische Universität Darmstadt; Joachim Habermann, Technische 

Hochschule Mittelhessen; Veselin Rakocevic, City University 

4 SLNR-Based User Scheduling for MISO Downlink 

Cellular Systems 

Minki Ahn, Kilbom Lee, Kwangwon Lee, Inkyu Lee, Korea 

University 

5 The Impact of Combined Physical Layer Cooperation and 

Scheduling for the Downlink of LTE-Advanced Networks 

Michael Kuhn, Tatiana Sarmiento, University of Applied Sciences 

Darmstadt; Marc Kuhn, Raphael Rolny, ETH Zurich 


1C: Resource Management 

Chair: Tolga Girici, TOBB University of Economics and 

Technology, Turkey 

1 A Novel Pattern Prediction and Bandwidth Management 

Scheme in Wireless Networks with Mobile Hosts 

Mauro Tropea, Salvatore Marano, University of Calabria 

2 An Efficient Resource Reservation for Domain Based 

Mobile IP Networks: Analytical Approach 

Esmat Mirzamany, Aboubaker Lasebae, Orhan Gemikonakli, 

Middlesex University 

3 Distributed Subchannel and Power Allocation for 

OFDMA-Based Femtocell Networks 

Duy T. Ngo, Suman Khakurel, Tho Le-Ngoc, McGill University 

4 Dynamic Load Allocation for Multi-Homing via Coded 

Packets 

Carlos Pereira, University of Porto/ Instituto de Telecomunicações; 

Ana Aguiar, University of Porto; Daniel Lucani, University of 

Aalborg, Denmark 

5 Radio Resource Management in a Coordinated Cellular 

Distributed Antenna System by Using Particle Swarm 

Optimization 

Omer Haliloglu, Cenk Toker, Gurhan Bulu, Hacettepe University, 

Turkey; Halim Yanikomeroglu, Carleton University 


1D: Performance Analysis 

Chair: Vivek Deshpande, University of Pune, India 

1 Delay Performance Analysis of LTE in Various Traffic 

Patterns and Radio Propagation Environments 

Yasuhiro Nagai, Liang Zhang, Takao Okamawari, Teruya Fujii, 

Softbank Mobile Corp. 

Monday 3 June 2013 

2 Delay Reduction in Persistent Erasure Channels for 

Generalized Instantly Decodable Network Coding 

Sameh Sorour, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology 

(KAUST); Neda Aboutorab, Parastoo Sadeghi, Mohammad S. 

Karim, The Australian National University; Tareq Al-Naffouri, 

Mohamed-Slim Alouini, King Abdullah University of Science and 

Technology (KAUST) 

3 On Ergodic Capacity of Wireless Transmission Subject to 

Poisson Distributed Interferers over Rayleigh Fading 

Channels 

Lei Zhang, Hong-Chuan Yang, University of Victoria; Dr Mazen 

Hasna, Qatar University 

4 Performance Analysis of OFDMA and SC-FDMA 

Multiple Access Techniques for Next Generation Wireless 


Min Hua, Bingying Ren, Mao Wang, Jun Zou, Chunliang Yang, 

Nanjing University of Science and Technology; Tingting Liu, 

Nanjing Institute of Technology 

5 Performance Evaluation of Reference Signal Received 

Power Strength Based Idle Users' Cell Selection in 3GPP 

LTE 

Cen Qian, University of Science and Technology of China; 

Wenzhong Zhang, China Ship Scientific Research Center; Wuyang 

Zhou, University of Science and Technology of China 

Monday 3 June 10:30-12:00 Seminar 1 

1E: OFDM 

Chair: Francois Quitin, University of California, USA 

1 Digital Baseband IC Design of OFDM PHY for a 60GHz 

Proximity Communication System 

Koichiro Ban, Seiichiro Horikawa, Kentaro Taniguchi, Tsuyoshi 

Kogawa, Hideo Kasami, Toshiba Corporation 

2 Eavesdropping-Resilient OFDM System Using CSI-Based 

Dynamic Subcarrier Allocation 

Hao Li, Xianbin Wang, Yulong Zou, Weikun Hou, The University of 

Western Ontario 

3 Joint Iterative Receiver Design and Multi-Segmental 

Channel Estimation for OFDM Systems over Rapidly 

Time-Varying Channels 

Li Li, Alister Burr, Rodrigo de Lamare, University of York 

4 Optimum Asymptotic Performance for Nonlinearly 

Amplified OFDM Signals 

João Guerreiro, FCT-UNL; Rui Dinis, Universidade Nova de Lisboa; 

Paulo Carvalho, FCT- Universidade Nova de Lisboa 

5 Secure Transmission in OFDM Systems by Using Time 

Domain Scrambling 

Hao Li, University of Western Ontario; Xianbin Wang, Weikun Hou, 

The University of Western Ontario 


1F: Massive MIMO 

Chair: Sooyong Choi, Yonsei University, Korea 

1 An EXIT Chart Analysis for Belief-Propagation Based 

Detection in a Large-Scale MIMO System 

Takashi Abiko, Wataru Fukuda, Toshihiko Nishimura, Takeo 

Ohgane, Yasutaka Ogawa, Hokkaido University; Yusuke Ohwatari, 

Yoshihisa Kishiyama, NTT DoCoMo, Inc. 

2 Asymptotic Distribution of System Capacity in Multiuser 

MIMO Systems with Large Number of Antennas 

Minchae Jung, Taehyung Kim, Kyungsik Min, Sooyong Choi, 

Yonsei University 


3 Codebook Design for Uniform Rectangular Arrays of 

Massive Antennas 

Jingyu Li, Xin Su, Jie Zeng, Yufei Zhao, Tsinghua University; 

Shichao Yu, University of Electronic Science and Technology of 

China; Limin Xiao, Xibin Xu, Tsinghua University 

4 Low-Complexity Detection Based on Belief Propagation 

in a Massive MIMO System 

Wataru Fukuda, Takashi Abiko, Toshihiko Nishimura, Takeo 

Ohgane, Yasutaka Ogawa, Hokkaido University; Yusuke Ohwatari, 

Yoshihisa Kishiyama, NTT DoCoMo, Inc. 

5 Subspace-Based Semi-Blind Channel Estimation for 

Large-Scale Multi-Cell Multiuser MIMO Systems 

Anzhong Hu, Tiejun Lv, Beijing University of Posts and 



1G: Optimization & Capacity 

Chair: Serveh Shalmashi , KTH Royal Institute of Technology, 

Sweden 

1 Multi-Objective Portfolio Optimization for Spectrum 

Selection in Cognitive Radio Systems 

Ramiro Samano, Inst Telecom; Atílio Gameiro, Instituto de 

Telecomunicações 

2 Optimal Distributed Beamforming for Cooperative 

Cognitive Radio Networks 

Ardalan Alizadeh, Hamid Reza Bahrami, The University of Akron 

3 Performance Evaluation of Energy Detection for 

Correlated Random Signals 

Rajesh Kumar Sharma, Anastasia Lavrenko, Reiner Thomä, 

Technische Universität Ilmenau 

4 Transmission Capacity of D2D Communication under 

Heterogeneous Networks with Multi-Bands 

Liu Ziyang, Tao Peng, Hao Chen, Wenbo Wang, Beijing University 

of Posts & Telecommunications 

5 Using Echo State Networks to Characterise Wireless 

Channels 

Alan Anderson, Harald Haas, University of Edinburgh 


1H: Mobility Managemet 

Chair: Shahid Mumtaz , Instituto de Telecomunicações, 

Portugal 

1 A Novel Handover Prediction Scheme in Content Centric 

Networking Using Nonlinear Autoregressive Exogenous 

Model 

Yunqi Luo, Phuong Nga Tran, Chunlei An, Jonas Eymann, Lothar 

Kreft, Andreas Timm-Giel, Hamburg University of Technology 

2 Comparative Cost Analysis on Global Mobility 

Management Schemes in IPv6 Mobile Networks 

Hassan Ali-Ahmad, Xavier Lagrange, Meryem Ouzzif, Philippe 

Bertin, Orange Labs/Telecom Bretagne 

3 Selection of Amplify-and-Forward Mobile Relay under 

Cascaded Rayleigh Fading 

Kanghee Lee, Hyuck M. Kwon, Edwin Sawan, Wichita State 

University; Yeonggyu Shim, Hyuncheol Park, Yong H. Lee, Korea 

Advanced Institute of Science and Technology 

4 UAV-Based Connectivity Maintenance for Borderline 

Detection 

Daniel Behnke, Patrick-Benjamin Bök, Christian Wietfeld, TU 

Dortmund University 


1I: Satellite Transmission and Coding 

Chair: Nei Kato, Tohoku University, Japan 

1 An Efficient Data Transfer Method for Distributed 

Storage System over Satellite Networks 

Katsuya Suto, Panu Avakul, Hiroki Nishiyama, Nei Kato, Tohoku 

University 

2 Analysis of a State Based Approach for Adaptive Coding 

and Modulation in Mobile Satellite Environments 

Daniele Tarchi, Giovanni Emanuele Corazza, Alessandro Vanelli- 

Coralli, University of Bologna 

3 Multi-User Detection in Multibeam Mobile Satellite 

Systems: A Fair Performance Evaluation 

Dimitrios Christopoulos, Symeon Chatzinotas, University of 

Luxembourg; Jens Krause, SES S.A.; Bjorn Ottersten, University of 

Luxembourg 

4 Satcom on the Move (SOTM) Terminals Evaluation 

under Realistic Conditions 

Mostafa Alazab, Giovanni Del Galdo, Ilmenau University of 

Technology; Wolfgang Felber, Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated 

Circuits IIS; Albert Heuberger, Fraunhofer IIS; Mario Lorenz, 

Ilmenau University of Technology; Florian Raschke, Gregor Siegert, 

Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits IIS; Markus Landmann, 


5 Trade-Off between Spectrum Efficiency and Link 

Unavailability for Hierarchical Modulation in DVB-S2 

Systems 

Hugo Meric, University of Toulouse; Jerome Lacan, ISAE; Caroline 

Amiot-bazile, CNES; Fabrice Arnal, Thales Aliena Space; Marie- 

Laure Boucheret, IRIT/ENSEEIHT 

Monday 3 June 10:30-12:00 Terrace Level 

1P: Cooperative Communication, Distributed 

MIMO and Relaying Posters 

Chair: Dirk Wübben, University of Bremen, Germany 

1 A Cooperative Moving Relay Node System Deployment in 

a High Speed Train 

Simon Scott, University of Oulu; Jouko Leinonen, Oy L M Ericsson 

AB; Pekka Pirinen, University of Oulu, Centre for Wireless 

Communications; Jaakko Vihriälä, Vinh van phan, Specialist, Nokia 

Siemens Networks; Matti Latva-aho, Centre for Wireless 

Communications, University of Oulu 

2 Coded Bit Modulation for UWB Impulse Radio 

Arash Maskooki, Soh Cheong Boon, Erry Gunawan, Low Kay Soon, 

Nanyang Technological University 

3 Cooperative Uplink Link Adaptation in 3GPP LTE 

Heterogeneous Networks 

Li Qiang, Huawei technologies; Shulan Feng, Wu Yu-chun, Philipp 

Zhang, Hisilicon Technologies, Huawei; Yongxing Zhou, Huawei 

technologies 

4 Coopetition Spectrum Trading in Cognitive Radio 

Networks 

Liu Cui, Taieb Znati, University of Pittsburgh 

5 Cross-Tier Interference Coordination for Heterogeneous 

Network in MF-HSDPA System 

Chi Zhang, Yongyu Chang, Ke Wang, Dacheng Yang, Beijing 

University of Posts and Telecommunications 

6 Influence of CSI Estimation Error and Feedback Delay 

on Throughput of Layered Partially Non-Orthogonal 

Block Diagonalization with Adaptive Interference 

Admission Control for BS Cooperative MU-MIMO 

Yusuke Oshima, Kenichi Higuchi, Tokyo University of Science 

7 Interference Suppression for Railway Radio-over-Fiber 

Communication Systems 

Hsien-Wen Chang, Ming-Chien Tseng, Ming-Hung Cheng, Industrial 

Technology Research Institute 

8 Minimization of Expected Distortion with Layer-Selective 

Relaying of Two-Layer Superposition Coding 

Jin Soo Wang, Yun Hee Kim, Kyung Hee University; Pamela 

Cosman, Laurence B. Milstein, University of California at San Diego 

9 Superposed CDMA Relay Cooperation in Wireless Sensor 

Networks 

Yizhi Yin, Ramesh Pyndiah, Karine Amis, Institut TELECOM - 

TELECOM Bretagne 



2B: MIMO Relaying 

Chair: Lajos Hanzo, University of Southampton, UK 

1 Joint Partial Relay Selection, Power Allocation and 

Cooperative Maximum Likelihood Detection for MIMO 

Relay Systems with Limited Feedback 

Thomas Hesketh, Rodrigo de Lamare, University of York; Steve 

Wales, Roke Manor 

2 MMSE Based Transceiver Design for MIMO Relay 

Systems with Mean and Covariance Feedback 

Lenin Gopal, Yue Rong, Zhuquan Zang, Curtin University of 

Technology 

3 MMSE-Based Precoder Design in Nonregenerative Relay 

Systems with Direct Link 

Chien-Hsien Wu, Wei-Ho Chung, Academia Sinica; Chiao-En Chen, 

National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan 

4 Pairwise MSE Balancing Transceiver Designs for 

Multipoint-to-Multipoint MIMO AF Relay Systems 

Hyun-Joo Choi, Changick Song, Haewook Park, Inkyu Lee, Korea 

University 

5 Weighted Sum Rate Maximization for Multi-User Multi- 

Relay MIMO Systems with Direct Links 

Hyun-Joo Choi, Korea University; Kyoung-Jae Lee, Hanbat National 

University; Changick Song, Inkyu Lee, Korea University 


2C: Resource Allocation 

Chair: Stephen Hanly, Macquarie University, Australia 

1 Downlink Spectrum Allocation for Macro-Femto 

Networks 

Fengming Cao, Toshiba Research Europe; Mahesh Sooriyabandara, 

Toshiba Europe Research Labs; Zhong Fan, Toshiba Research 

Laboratory 

2 Effective Resource Allocation Scheme in 

Macrocell/Femtocell OFDMA Uplink Networks 

Wenting Jiang, Yuehong Gao, Guangde Wang, Dacheng Yang, 

Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications 

3 On Radio Resource Allocation in LTE Networks with 

Machine-to-Machine Communications 

Adnan Aijaz, Hamid Aghvami, King's College London 

4 Optimization of Radio Resource Allocation for 

Multimedia Multicast in Mobile Networks 

Qing Xu, Université de technologie Belfort-Montbéliard; Hakim 

Mabed, Université de Franche-Comté; Frederic Lassabe, Université 

de Technologie de Belfort-Montbéliard; Alexandre Caminada, 

Université de Technologie Belfort-Montbéliard 

5 Utility-Optimal Partial Spectrum Leasing for Future 

Wireless Services 

Sang Yeob Jung, Seung Min Yu, Seong-Lyun Kim, Yonsei 

University, Korea 


2D: Power and Rate Control 

Chair: Anas Al Rawi, Queen's University Belfast, UK 

1 An Innovative Rate Adaptation Algorithm for Multicast 

Transmissions in Wireless LANs 

Stefano Paris, Paris Descartes University; Nicolò Facchi, Francesco 

Gringoli, University of Brescia, Italy; Antonio Capone, Politecnico di 

Milano 

2 Analysis of Uplink Power Control in Cellular Mobile 

Systems 

Udesh, Oruthota; Prathapasinghe Dharmawansa, Stanford University; 


3 Distributed Downlink Power Self-Optimization for Two- 

Tier OFDMA-Based Femtocell Networks 

Xidong Wang, Wei Li, Wei Zheng, Jingfang Liu, Xiangming Wen, 


4 Flow Control for Multiflow in HSPA+ 

Ali Yaver, Thomas Höhne, Jani Moilanen, Nokia Siemens Networks; 

Vesa Hytönen, University of Jyväskylä 

5 Simultaneous Polling Mechanism with Uplink Power 

Control for Low Power Sensor Nodes 

Taejoon Kim, City University of Hong Kong; Sayantan Choudhury, 

Klaus Doppler, Nokia Research Center; Mikael Skoglund, Royal 

Institute of Technology (KTH) 


2E: Special Session: Location Aided 


Chair: Dirk Slock, EURECOM, France 

1 A Novel Adaptive Hybrid-ARQ Protocol for Machine-to- 

Machine Communications 

Chuyi Qian, Hong Chen, Yi Ma, Rahim Tafazolli, University of 

Surrey 

2 Channel Prediction for B4G Radio Systems 

Wolfgang Zirwas, Nokia Siemens Networks; Martin Haardt, TU 

Ilmenau 

3 Exploiting Position Information for Synchronization in 

Coordinated Multipoint Transmission 

Armin Dammann, Ronald Raulefs, German Aerospace Center 

(DLR); 

4 Degrees of Freedom of Downlink Single- and Multi-Cell 

Multi-User MIMO Systems with Location Based CSIT 

Wael Guibene, Dirk T.M. Slock, EURECOM 

5 Optimized Policies for Improving Fairness of Location- 

Based Relay Selection 

Jimmy Jessen Nielsen, Rasmus Olsen, Tatiana Madsen, Hans-Peter 

Schwefel, Aalborg University 


2F: Limited Feedback 

Chair: Gema Piñero, ITEAM, Technical University of Valencia, 

Spain 

1 A Channel Quantization Scheme Based on the Karhunen- 

Loève Transform 

Fernando Domene, Gema Piñero, ITEAM, Technical University of 

Valencia 

2 Adaptive Feedback Compression for Joint Transmission 

Coordinated Multi-Point 

Lars Schulz, Sensys; Konstantinos Manolakis, Fraunhofer Heinrich 

Hertz Institute; Volker Jungnickel, Fraunhofer Insitute 

3 Stream Maximization Transmission for MIMO Systems 

with Limited Feedback Unitary Precoding 

Peng Cheng, Shanghai Jiao Tong University; Zhuo Chen, CSIRO; Y. 

Jay Guo, CSIRO ICT Centre; Yun Rui, Chinese Academy of 

Sciences, China 

4 Transceiver Designs Using Non-Linear Precoding for 

Multiuser MIMO Systems with Limited Feedback 

Yanzhi Sun, Wu Muqing, Min Zhao, Chunxiu Xu, Beijing University 

of Posts and Telecommunications 

5 Zero-Forcing Precoding with Partially Outdated CSI over 

Time-Varying MIMO Broadcast Channels 

Manije Bashar, Shiraz University of Technology; Mohsen Eslami, 

University of Alberta; Mohammad Javad Dehghani, Shiraz 

University of Technology 


2G: Channel Model for Future Mobile Radio 

Chair: Lars Thiele, Fraunhofer HHI Berlin, Germany 

1 3D Extension of the 3GPP/ITU Channel Model 

Timothy Thomas, Frederick W. Vook, Eugene Visotsky, Nokia 

Siemens Networks; Evangelos Mellios, Geoffrey Hilton, Andrew 

Nix, University of Bristol 


2 Impact of Antenna Tilting on Propagation Shadowing 

Model 

Dereje Woldemedhin Kifle, Bernhard Wegmann, Nokia Siemens 

Networks; Ingo Viering, Nomor Research GmbH; Anja Klein, 

Technische Universitaet Darmstadt 

3 Measurement-Based Evaluation of Link Budget Gain 

from 3GPP LTE Uplink Transmit Antenna Selection 

Jari Salo, European Communications Engineering Ltd; Katsuyuki 

Haneda, Veli-Matti Kolmonen, Azremi Abdullah Al-Hadi, Pertti 

Vainikainen, Aalto University 

4 Performance Measurement Results Obtained in a 

Heterogeneous LTE Field Trial Network 

Juergen Beyer, Deutsche Telekom; Jakob Belschner, Telekom 

Innovation Laboratories / City University London; Jieyan Chen, 

Huawei; Ole Klein, Robert Linz, Jürgen Müller, Deutsche Telekom; 

Yanlai Xiang, Xinyu Zhao, Huawei 

5 Validation of Antenna Modeling Methodology in IMT- 

Advanced Channel Model 

Chun Pan, Zhang Jianhua, Beijing University of Posts and 



2H: Estimation, detection and data aggregation 

Chair: Javier Matamoros, CTTC, Spain 

1 Distributed Detection in a Wireless Sensor Network Using 

Hybrid MAC 

Ju Chieh Liu, Po-Heng Chou, Char-Dir Chung, National Taiwan 

University 

2 Linear Precoding for Distributed Estimation of 

Correlated Sources in WSN MIMO System 

Ajib Setyo Arifin, Tomoaki Ohtsuki, Keio University 

3 Performance of Low-Cost LTE Devices for Advanced 

Metering Infrastructure 

Rapeepat Ratasuk, Nokia Siemens Networks; Sassan Iraji, Helsinki 

University of Technology (Aalto University); Klaus Hugl, Nokia 

Research center; Lilei Wang, Amitava Ghosh, Nokia Siemens 

Networks 

4 PSG-DPF: Distributed Particle Filter Using Pairwise 

Selective Gossiping for Wireless Sensor Network 

Yubin Zhao, Yuan Yang, Marcel Kyas, Freie Universität Berlin 

5 Traffic Aggregation Techniques for Environmental 

Monitoring in M2M Capillary Networks 

Javier Matamoros, Carles Anton, CTTC 


3B: Heterogeneous Networks 

Chair: Li-Chun Wang, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan 

1 A Novel Dynamic Interference Coordination Scheme in 

Macrocell-Picocell Heterogeneous Networks 

Mengxian Zeng, Xiaohang Chen, Xin Zhang, Lin Sang, Dacheng 

Yang, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications 

2 Adaptive Mode Switching Based on Statistical CSI for 

Downlink MIMO in Heterogeneous Network with RRH 

Deployment 

Yongyu Dai, Shi Jin, Leyuan Pan, Xiqi Gao, Southeast University; 

Lei Jiang, Ming Lei, NEC Laboratories, China 

3 An Inter-Cell Interference Cancellation for Downlink 

Layer-1/Layer-2 Control Channels in LTE/LTE- 

Advanced Heterogeneous Networks 

Masayuki Miyashita, Manabu Mikami, Hitoshi Yoshino, Softbank 

Mobile Corp. 

4 Cluster-Based Dynamic DL/UL Reconfiguration Method 

in Centralized RAN TDD with Dense Deployment of 

Remote Radio Units 

Dalin Zhu, NEC Labs China; Ming Lei, NEC Laboratories China 


2P: Cognitive Radio and Spectrum Sensing 

Posters 

Chair: Matthieu Gautier, INRIA Rennes, France 

1 An FPGA Software Defined Radio Platform with a High- 

Level Synthesis Design Flow 

Vaibhav Bhatnagar, CAIRN/ENSSAT, Universite de rennes1; 

Ganda-Stéphane Ouedraogo, Matthieu Gautier, Olivier Sentieys, 

Arnaud Carer, IRISA, INRIA, University of Rennes 

2 Hopping-Based Channel Access in Cognitive Radio 

Systems 

Gongzheng Zhang, Aiping Huang, Jian Wang, Hangguan Shan, 

Zhejiang University; Tony Q.S. Quek, Singapore University of 

Technology and Design 

3 Non-Asymptotic Analysis of Scaled Largest Eigenvalue 

Based Spectrum Sensing 

Lu Wei, Aalto University 

4 Opportunistic Spectrum Access for Cognitive Amplifyand-Forward 

Relay Networks 

Chu Thi My Chinh, Hoc Phan, Hans-Jurgen Zepernick, Blekinge 

Institute of Technology 

5 Optimal Power and Density Allocation of D2D 

Communication under Heterogeneous Networks on 

Multi-Bands with Outage Constraints 

Hao Chen, Liu Ziyang, Tao Peng, Wenbo Wang, Beijing University 

of Posts & Telecommunications 

6 Secondary Transmitter Design with Imperfect Channel 

State Information for Cognitive Radio Downlink 

Jungho Myung, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and 

Technology; Joonhyuk Kang, KAIST; Saleh Al-Araji, Khalifa 

University of Science Technology and Research 

7 Sensing-Throughput Tradeoff of Relay-Assisted Random 

Broadcast Based Cognitive Radio Networks 

Zhijie Wu, Qi Zhao, Beihang University 

8 Signal Detection Using Watermark Insertion 

Matthieu Gautier, IRISA, INRIA, University of Rennes; Dominique 

Noguet, CEA-LETI 

9 Transmission Capacity of Cognitive Radio Networks with 

Interference Avoidance 

Yuchen Guo, Yingchun Ma, Kai Niu, Jiaru Lin, Beijing University of 

Posts and Telecommunications 

10 Verification of TVWS Coexistence System Based on 

P802.19.1 Draft Standard 

Tuncer Baykas, Stanislav Filin, Hiroshi Harada, NICT 

5 Throughput Estimation Method for Time-Domain Inter- 

Cell Interference Coordination in LTE-Advanced 

Hitoshi Ishida, Hitachi, Ltd.; Jia Yunjian, Chongqing University; 

Kenzaburo Fujishima, Katsuhiko Tsunehara, Hitachi, Ltd. 


3C: Scheduling 

Chair: Osman Aydin, Bell Labs, Alcatel-Lucent, Germany 

1 A Coordinated Multipoint Scheduler for Packet Loss 

Reduction 

Malcolm Egan, University of Sydney; Phee Lep Yeoh, University of 

Melbourne; Maged Elkashlan, Queen Mary, University of London; 

Iain B. Collings, CSIRO 

2 A Two-Step Scheduler for Dynamically Sharing Wireless 

Channel Resources among Operators 

Osman Aydin, Bell Labs, Alcatel-Lucent; Wahid Jamil, University of 

Applied Sciences Darmstadt; Stefan Valentin, Bell Labs, Alcatel- 

Lucent 

3 A Utility-Based Adaptive Resource Scheduling Scheme 

for Multiple Services in Downlink Multiuser MIMO- 

OFDMA Systems 

Lidong Zhang, Pengfei Lu, Beijing University of Posts and 



4 Low Complexity Scheduling Algorithm for the Downlink 

of Distributed Antenna Systems 

Eduardo Castaneda, University of Aveiro; Ramiro Samano, Inst 

Telecom; Atilio Gameiro, Instituto de Telecomunicações / University 

of Aveiro 


3D: Special Session: Green Communications 

Chair: Tim O'Farrell, University of Sheffield, UK 

1 Cooperative Short Range Routing for Energy Savings in 

Multi-Interface Wireless Networks 

Riccardo Fedrizzi, Tinku Rasheed, Create-Net Research Center 

2 Energy Consumption of 4G Cellular Networks: A London 

Case Study 

Timothy O'Farrell, University of Sheffield 

3 Energy Efficient Cooperation in Wireless Networks Based 

on Network Coding 

Hong Li, Huawei Technology, Sweden; Henrik Lundqvist, Georgios 

P. Koudouridis, Peter Legg, R&D center, Huawei Technologies 

Sweden AB; Tao Wu, Huawei Technologies,Co,.Ltd 

4 Improving Cell Edge Energy Efficiency through CoMP 

Beam-Forming 

Mythri Hunukumbure, Sunil Vadgama, Fujitsu Labs of Europe Ltd 


3E: Detection and Estimation 

Chair: Carsten Bockelmann, University of Bremen, Germany 

1 A Sphere-Packing Exponent Approximation 

Fulvio Babich, University of Trieste 

2 A Stable Expected Complexity Sphere Detection with IRA 

Enhancement 

Guo Xiaolong, Songlin Sun, Beijing University of Post and 


3 Compressed Sensing Bayes Risk Minimization for Under- 

Determined Systems via Sphere Detection 

Fabian Monsees, Carsten Bockelmann, Dirk Wübben, Armin 

Dekorsy, University of Bremen 

4 Coping with CDMA Asynchronicity in Compressive 

Sensing Multi-User Detection 

Henning F. Schepker, Carsten Bockelmann, Armin Dekorsy, 

University of Bremen 

5 Soft Detection of CPM in Multipath Fading 

Tri Minh Pham, Philippa A. Martin, Desmond P Taylor, University 

of Canterbury; Clive Horn, Tait Communications 


3F: Precoding 

Chair: Sven Petersson, Ericsson Research, Sweden 

1 A Balanced SLNR-Based Tomlinson-Harashima Precoder 

for Downlink MU-MIMO Systems 

Chiao-En Chen, National Chung Cheng University; Wei-Ho Chung, 

Information Technology Innovation, Academia Sinica, Taiwan 

2 An Improved Leakage-Based Precoding Scheme for 

Multi-User MIMO Systems 

Bingying Ren, Tingting Liu, Chengling Jiang, Chunliang Yang, Jun 

Zou, Wenjie Yang, Nanjing University of Science and Technology 

3 Channel Regularization and Vector Perturbation for 

Dual-Hop Precoded AF Relaying in Downlink 

Transmission 

M. Kafashan, University of Akron; Sajjad Beygi, University of 

Southern California; M. Maleki, A. Danaee, Nghi Tran, University of 

Akron; Hamid Reza Bahrami, The University of Akron 

4 Experimental Results between Non-Linear and Linear 

Precoding Using Multiuser MIMO Testbed 

Tomoko Matsumoto, Yasuyuki Hatakawa, Koichiro Kitagawa, 

Satoshi Konishi, KDDI R&D Laboratories Inc. 

5 Robust Multi-Branch Tomlinson-Harashima Source and 

Relay Precoding Scheme in Nonregenerative MIMO 

Relay Systems 

Lei Zhang, Yunlong Cai, Zhejiang University; Rodrigo de Lamare, 

University of York; Minjian Zhao, University of Zhejiang 


3G: Propagation in New Radio Scenarios 

Chair: Lei Jiang, NEC China 

1 A Deterministic Round Earth Loss Model for Open-Sea 

Radio Propagation 

Kun Yang, Norwegian University of Science and Technology; 

Andreas F. Molisch, University of Southern California; Torbjörn 

Ekman, Terje Røste, Norwegian University of Science and 

Technology 

2 A Study on the Phase Crossing Statistics and Random FM 

Noise in M2M Double Rayleigh Fading Channels 

Nazih Hajri, Ecole Supérieure de Communications de Tunis 

(SUP'COM); Néji Youssef, Sup'Com 

3 Deterministic Propagation Modeling for the Realistic 

High-Speed Railway Environment 

Ke Guan, Technische Universitaet Braunschweig; Zhangdui Zhong, 

Bo Ai, Beijing Jiaotong University; Thomas Kürner, Technische 

Universitaet Braunschweig 

4 Outdoor-to-Indoor MIMO Hardware Simulator with 

Channel Sounding at 3.5 GHz 

Bachir Habib, Gheorghe Zaharia, Hanna Farhat, Ghais El Zein, 

IETR/INSA de Rennes 

5 Spatial Degrees-of-Freedom of 60 GHz Multiple-Antenna 

Channels 

Katsuyuki Haneda, Aalto University; Afroza Khatun, Aalto 

University School of Electrical Engineering; Carl Gustafson, Lund 

University; Shurjeel Wyne, COMSATS Institute of Information 

Technology - Islamabad 


3H: Routing 

Chair: Petros Spachos, University of Toronto, Canada 

1 Distributed Forwarder Selection for Beaconless Real- 

Time Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks 

Yongbin Yim, Hosung Park, Jeongcheol Lee, Seungmin Oh, Sang- 

Ha Kim, Chungnam National University 

2 Energy Efficient Cognitive Unicast Routing for Wireless 

Sensor Networks 

Petros Spachos, University of Toronto; Periklis Chatzimisios, 

Alexander Technological Educational Institute of Thessaloniki; 

Dimitrios Hatzinakos, University of Toronto 

3 On Optimal Packet Routing in Deterministic DTNs 

Giovanni Neglia, INRIA; Xiaolan Zhang, Fordham University; 

James F. Kurose, Don Towsley, University of Massachusetts; 

Haixiang Wang, Fordham University 

4 On Optimality of Routing Policies in Delay-Tolerant 

Mobile Social Networks 

Neetya Shrestha, Lucile Sassatelli, Universite Nice Sophia Antipolis 

5 Power- and Node-Type-Aware Routing Algorithm for 

Emergency-Response Wireless Mesh Networks 

Tawfik Al Hadhrami, Qi Wang, Christos Grecos, University of the 

West of Scotland 


3P: Transmission Technologies Posters 

Chair: Oliver Holland, King's College London, UK 

1 An Efficient Multi-User Scheme for the 60 GHz Wireless 

System with Low Cost Arrays 

Jian Geng, Zanxue Wei, Nanxi Li, Chao Chen, Dacheng Yang, 



2 Analysis of Optimal Placement of LED Arrays for Visible 

Light Communication 

Irina Stefan, Jacobs University Bremen; Harald Haas, University of 

Edinburgh 

3 Efficient Use of Multicast and Unicast in Collaborative 

OFDMA Mobile Cluster 

Zheng Chang, Magister Solutions Ltd; Tapani Ristaniemi, University 

of Jyväskylä 

4 Hybrid ARQ Performance Improvement with Decoder 

Input Refining 

Xiaoyong Yu, Nokia Siemens Networks 

5 Moving Towards Mmwave-Based Beyond-4G (B-4G) 

Technology 

Amitava Ghosh, Mark Cudak, Nokia Siemens Networks; Thomas 

Kovarik, Nokia Siemens Network; Rapeepat Ratasuk, Timothy 

Thomas, Frederick W. Vook, Nokia Siemens Networks; Prakash 

Moorut, Nokia Siemens Network 

6 New Digital Predistorter Architecture for Signals with 

High Peak-to-Average Power Ratios 

Alexander Lozhkin, Fujitsu Ltd.; Michiharu Nakamura, Fujitsu 

Laboratories Ltd. 

7 Practical MIMO Capacity for Indoor Optical Wireless 

Communication with White LEDs 

Dobroslav Tsonev, Sinan Sinanovic, Harald Haas, University of 

Edinburgh 

8 Reduced-Complexity Adaptive Multi-Channel 

Assignment for Shared Access Points in Over-Loaded 

Small-Cell Networks 

Redha M. Radaydeh, Alfaisal University; Mohamed-Slim Alouini, 

KAUST; Khalid Qaraqe, Texas A&M University at Qatar 

9 Selective Mapping Technique Using Sliding Weighting 

Factor in Frequency Domain 

Haesik Kim, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland 

10 Time Varying Sparse Channel Estimation by MSE 

Optimization in OFDM Systems 

Zakia Jellali, Higher school of communications of Tunis; Leila 

Najjar, Supcom school 

Tuesday 4 June 2013 

Tuesday 4 June 8:30-10:00 Konferenz 2 

4A: Coordinated Multipoint - Joint Transmission I 

Chair: Wolfang Zirwas, Nokia Siemens Networks, Germany 

1 Enabling Downlink Coordinated Multi-Point 

Transmission in TDD Heterogeneous Network 

Gang Wang, NEC Labs, China; Ming Lei, NEC laboratories, China 

2 Field Experiment of CoMP Joint Transmission over X2 

Interface for LTE-Advanced 

Atsushi Nagate, Sho Nabatame, Daigo Ogata, Softbank Mobile 

Corp.; Kenji Hoshino, SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp.; Teruya Fujii, 

Softbank Mobile Corp. 

3 Field Experiment of Multi-BS Cooperative Transmission 

Control over X2 Interface for LTE/LTE-Advanced 

Daigo Ogata, Atsushi Nagate, Teruya Fujii, Softbank Mobile Corp. 

4 Interference Measurement Scheme for CoMP in LTE- 

Advanced Downlink 

Satoshi Nagata, NTT DOCOMO, INC.; Wei Xi, DOCOMO Beijing 

Laboratory; Xiang Yun, DOCOMO Beijing Communications 

Laboratories Co., Ltd.; Yoshihisa Kishiyama, NTT DoCoMo, Inc.; 

Lan Chen, DoCoMo Beijing Communications 

5 Point-Wise Sum Capacity Maximization in LTE-A 

Coordinated Multi-Point Downlink 

S. Alireza Banani, University of Toronto; Zhuo Chen, Iain B. 

Collings, CSIRO; Rodney G. Vaughan, Simon Fraser University 


4B: Two-Way Relaying 

Chair: Armin Dekorsy, University of Bremen, Germany 

1 A Network Coding Approach to Non-Regenerative Multi- 

Antenna Multi-Group Multi-Way Relaying 

Holger Degenhardt, Anja Klein, Technische Universitaet Darmstadt 

2 Achievable Sum-Rate of Two-Way AF Relay Networks 

with Relay Adaptation 

Leonardo Jimenez Rodriguez, McGill University; Nghi Tran, 

University of Akron; Tho Le-Ngoc, McGill University 

3 Network Coding in the Bidirectional Cross: A Case Study 

for the System Throughput and Energy 

Gerg? Ertli, Budapest University of Technology and Economics; 

Achuthan Paramanathan, Stephan A. Rein, Aalborg University; 

Daniel Lucani, Department of Electronic Systems, University of 

Aalborg, Denmark; Frank H.P. Fitzek, Aalborg University 

4 On Indexing of Lattice-Constellations for Wireless 

Network Coding with Modulo-Sum Decoding 

Miroslav Hekrdla, Jan Sykora, Czech Technical University in Prague 

5 Physical-Layer Network Coding in Coded OFDM 

Systems with Multiple-Antenna Relay 

Wu Meng, Dirk Wübben, Armin Dekorsy, University of Bremen 


4C: Cellular Architectures 

Chair: Tan Le, InterDigital Communications LLC, USA 

1 AF Wireless Relay Network Analysis under Receiver 

Power Constraint 

Kanghee Lee, Hyuck M. Kwon, Hyunggi Kim, Sangku Lee, Wichita 

State University; Yeonggyu Shim, Hyuncheol Park, Yong H. Lee, 

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology 

2 Field Experiment of Network Control Architecture for 

CoMP JT in LTE-Advanced over Asynchronous X2 

Interface 

Liang Zhang, Softbank Mobile Corp.; Yasuhiro Nagai, Softbank 

Mobile Corporation; Takao Okamawari, Softbank Mobile Corp.; 

Teruya Fujii, SOFTBANK MOBILE Corp. 

3 Hybrid Multi-Radio Transmission Diversity Scheme to 

Improve Wireless TCP Performance in an Integrated 

LTE and HSDPA Networks 

Ruiming Yang, Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications; 

Yongyu Chang, Wei Xu, Dacheng Yang, Beijing University of Posts 

and Telecommunications 

4 Performance Evaluation of LTE and Wi-Fi Coexistence in 

Unlicensed Bands 

André Mendes Cavalcante, Érika Almeida, Robson. D. Vieira, 

Fabiano Chaves, Rafael Cauduro Dias de Paiva, Fuad M. Abinader 

Jr., Nokia Institute of Technology (INdT); Sayantan Choudhury, Esa 

Tuomaala, Klaus Doppler, Nokia Research Center 

5 User Relay Assisted Traffic Shifting in LTE-Advanced 

Systems 

Lexi Xu, Yue Chen, KoK Keong Chai, Dantong Liu, Queen Mary 

University of London; Shaoshi Yang, Univ. of Southampton, UK; 

John Schormans, Queen Mary University of London 


4D: Energy Efficient Communications 

Chair: Eduard Jorswieck, TU Dresden, Germany 

1 Downlink Joint Beamforming and Power Control for 

Energy Efficient Multiuser MISO System 

Wang Shengsen, Chunyan Feng, Caili Guo, Beijing University of 



2 Energy-Aware Competitive Power Control in Relay- 

Assisted Interference Channels with Direct Transmitters- 

Receivers Link 

Alessio Zappone, University of Cassino, Italy; Eduard Jorswieck, 

Dresden University of Technology; S. Buzzi, Universitä degli Studi 

di Cassino 

3 Energy-Efficient Resource Allocation for Two-Way 

Multiple Relay OFDM System 

Yinjun Liu, Cui Qimei, Ting Fu, Beijing University of Posts and 

Telecommunications; Janro Niemela, Tampere University of 

Technology 

4 Source Energy-Saving Performance in Amplify-and- 

Forward Relay-Assisted Wireless Systems 

Pan Cao, Eduard Jorswieck, Dresden University of Technology 

Tuesday 4 June 8:30-10:00 Seminar 1 

4E: Channel Modeling and Estimation I 

Chair: Thorsten Wild, Alcatel Lucent, Germany 

1 Channel Estimation and Feedback in OFDM Systems 

Xiao-an Wang, Blue Mountain Wireless; Stephen B. Wicker, Cornell 

University 

2 Impact of Imperfect Channel Estimation on SC-FDE 

Nuno Souto, ISCTE-IUL/Instituto de Telecomunicações; Rui Dinis, 

Universidade Nova de Lisboa; João Carlos Silva, ISCTE/Instituto de 


3 Pilot Aided 3D Channel Estimation for MIMO-OFDM 

Systems 

Xiaodan He, Zhang Jianhua, Wei Bao, Beijing University of Posts 


4 Subspace Decomposition for Channel Estimation in SC- 

FDE Systems 

Claude D'Amours, University of Ottawa, SITE; Benoit Champagne, 

McGill University; Adel Omar Dahmane, UQTR 


4G: Vehicular and Millimeter-Wave Access 

Channels 

Chair: Claude Oestges, Université catholique de Louvain, 

Belgium 

1 28 GHz Angle of Arrival and Angle of Departure Analysis 

for Outdoor Cellular Communications Using Steerable 

Beam Antennas in New York City 

Kevin Wang, NYU-Poly; Yaniv Azar, George N. Wong, Rimma 

Mayzus, NYU WIRELESS; Hang Zhao, NYU-Poly; Jocelyn K. 

Schulz, NYU WIRELESS; Shu Sun, NYU-Poly; Mathew Samimi, 

Felix Gutierrez, Jr., NYU WIRELESS; Theodore Rappaport, New 

York University 

2 Comparison of Ray Tracing and Channel-Sounder 

Measurements for Vehicular Communications 

Jörg Nuckelt, TU Braunschweig; Taimoor Abbas, Fredrik Tufvesson, 

Lund University; Christoph F. Mecklenbräuker, Technische 

Universität Wien; Laura Bernadó, ftw. Forschungszentrum 

Telekommunikation Wien; Thomas Kürner, Technische Universitaet 

Braunschweig 

3 EMI Suppression Techniques for Broadcast Reception in 

Electric Vehicles 

Daniel Sonner, Thomas Müller, Daimler AG; Matthias Düll, 

University of Ulm; Robert Weigel, University of Erlangen- 

Nuremberg 

4 Radar Scattering Design Elements for a Pre-Collision 

System Surrogate Target 

William Buller, Brian Wilson, Line van Nieuwstadt, James Ebling, 

Michigan Tech Research Institute, Michigan Technological 

University; Rini Sherony, Toyota Motor Engineering and 

Manufacturing North America; David LeBlanc, University of 

Michigan's Transportation Research Institute 

5 The Effect of Human Blockage on the Performance of 

Millimeter-Wave Access Link for Outdoor Coverage 

Mohamed Abouelseoud, Gregg Charlton, InterDigital, Inc. 


4H: Random Access and Medium Access 

Control 

Chair: Javier Matamoros, CTTC, Spain 

1 A Mixed Strategy-Based Mechanism for Multi-Rate 

Multi-Channel Allocation in Wireless Networks 

Lv Bo, Wu Muqing, Wen Jingrong, Wang Dongyang, Beijing 


2 An Optimized Random Access Algorithm for MTC Users 

over Wireless Networks 

Li Jinhong, Tian Hui, Lingling Xu, Yao Huang, Beijing University of 


3 Full Duplex Media Access Control for Wireless Multi- 

Hop Networks 

Kenta Tamaki, Yusuke Sugiyama, Ari Raptino H., Shizuoka 

University; Masaki Bandai, Sophia University; Shunsuke Saruwatari, 

Takashi Watanabe, Shizuoka University 

4 Performance of CSMA/CA Multi-Hop Network 

Considering Intra-Flow Interference under Fading 

Environment 

Jingze Dai, Yasushi Yamao, University of Electro-Communications 

(UEC Tokyo), Japan 

5 Transmission Power Control for FlashLinQ Device-to- 

Device Communication System 

Sueng Jae Bae, Dong Hyun Kim, Bum-Gon Choi, Min Young 

Chung, Sungkyunkwan University 


4I: Satellite Communications and Networking 

Chair: Daniele Tarchi, University of Bologna, Italy 

1 An Energy-Efficient Strategy to Improve Coverage in a 

Network of Wireless Mobile Sensors with Nonidentical 

Sensing Ranges 

Hamid Mahboubi, Amir G. Aghdam, Concordia University 

2 BGAN Radio Interface Enhancements for SatCom-onthe-Move 

Panos Fines, Wireless Intelligent Systems Ltd.; Ekaterini 

Christofylaki, Wireless Intelligent Systems Ltd; Paul Febvre, Ammar 

Khan, Inmarsat Global Ltd. 

3 Measurement-Based Performance Analysis of 

Cooperative Diversity for Satellite Terminals in a Moving 

Convoy 

Jonas König, Alexander Ihlow, Daniel Arndt, Ilmenau University of 

Technology; Albert Heuberger, Fraunhofer IIS; Giovanni Del Galdo, 

Ilmenau University of Technology 

4 Packet Transfer Delay Minimization by Network-Wide 

Equalization of Unbalanced Traffic Load in Multi- 

Layered Satellite Networks 

Yuichi Kawamoto, Hiroki Nishiyama, Nei Kato, Tohoku University; 

Naoko Yoshimura, Naoto Kadowaki, National Institute of 

Information and Communications Technology 

5 Spatial Reuse for Location-Aided Multi-User 

Beamforming in 60 GHz WPAN Systems 

Xiaoyi Zhu, University of Bristol; Congzheng Han, Ofcom; Angela 

Doufexi, University of Bristol 

Tuesday 4 June 8:30-10:00 Terrace Level 

4P: Multiple Antenna Systems and Space-Time- 

Frequency Processing Posters 

Chair: Tommy Svensson, Chalmers University of Technology, 

Sweden 

1 A Low Complexity PMI/RI Selection Scheme in LTE-A 

Systems 

Daisuke Ogawa, Chimato Koike, Takashi Seyama, Takashi Dateki, 

Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. 


2 Adaptive Basis Patterns Computation for Electronically 

Steerable Passive Array Radiator Antennas 

Panagiotis N. Vasileiou, Evangelos D. Thomatos, University of 

Piraeus; Konstantinos Maliatsos, National Technical University of 

Athens; Athanasios Kanatas, University of Piraeus 

3 Beamforming Strategies for Energy Efficient 

Transmission in LTE 

Filipe Cardoso, ESTSetubal, Polytechnic Institute of Setubal; Luis 

M. Correia, IST/INOV-INESC - Technical University of Lisbon; 

Sven Petersson, ERICSSON; Mauro Boldi, Telecom Italia 

4 Downlink Energy Efficiency Analysis of Some Multiple 

Antenna Systems 

Marcos Tomio Kakitani, Glauber Brante, Richard Demo Souza, 

UTFPR; Muhammad Ali Imran, University of Surrey 

5 Energy-Efficient MIMO Detection Using Link-Adaptive 

Parameter Adjustment 

Liang Liu, Lund University 

6 Multi-Ary EXIT Chart Analysis with Chi-Square 

Distributed A Priori Information for Concatenation of 

USTM and Signal-Based Turbo Coding 

Da-Peng Zhang, Ju Liu, Shandong University; Heng-Yang, 

University of the Air Force 

7 On the Performance of Diagonal Lattice Space-Time 

Codes for the Quasi-Static MIMO Channel 

Walid Abediseid, King Abdullah University of Science and 

Technology; Mohamed-Slim Alouini, KAUST 

8 Recursive Joint Transmit and Receive Antenna Selection 

in Spatial Multiplexing Systems 

Liang Zhou, Yoji Ohashi, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. 

9 Scheduling Algorithms for MU-MIMO with Partial 

Current CSIT and Full Delayed CSIT 

Ankit Singh Rawat, University of Texas at Austin; Ozgun Y. 

Bursalioglu, Haralabos Papadopoulos, Docomo Innovations Inc. 

10 Transmit Antenna Selection in Space Shift Keying 

Modulation 

Enzhi Zhou, Li Hao, University of Southwest Jiaotong 


5A: AF Relaying 

Chair: Stefano Tomasin, University of Padova, Italy 

1 A Novel Channel Estimation Scheme on Amplify-and- 

Forward Cooperative OFDM-Based Wireless LAN 

Systems 

Hayato Fukuzono, Yusuke Asai, Riichi Kudo, Masato Mizoguchi, 

NTT Network Innovation Laboratories, NTT Corporation 

2 Amplify-and-Forward Relaying in Nakagami-m 

Frequency-Selective Fading Channels 

Tsan-Ming Wu, Szu-Liang Wang, Chung Yuan Christian University 

3 An Analytical Approach to the Outage Probability of 

Amplify-and-Forward Relaying with an MRC Receiver 

Mehdi Molu, Norbert Goertz, Vienna University of Technology 

4 Combining of Loop Signals in Frequency Offset Amplifyand-Forward 

Relay 

Naoki Kikuchi, Mamiko Inamori, Yukitoshi Sanada, Keio University 

5 Outage Performance of Dual-Hop Fixed Gain Amplifyand-Forward 

Relaying over Nakagami-m Fading with 

kappa-µ and eta-µ Interference 

Zhengwei Ni, Xiaoyi Liu, Xin Zhang, Dacheng Yang, Beijing 



5B: Cooperative Networks 

Chair: Frank H.P. Fitzek, Aalborg University, Denmark 

1 An Energy Efficient Hierarchical Cooperation Based 

TDMA MAC Protocol in Ad Hoc Wireless Networks 

Seung Hyun Jeon, Kyeong min Lee, Seonghwa Yun, Jun Kyun Choi, 

KAIST 

2 CORE: COPE with MORE in Wireless Meshed Networks 

Jeppe Krigslund, Jonas Hansen, Martin Hundebøll, Daniel Lucani, 

Frank H.P. Fitzek, Aalborg University 

3 Energy Efficient Constellation Size Design for Green 

Radios in Semi-Blind Relay Networks 

Wang Yuning, Jianhua Zhang, Ping Zhang, Beijing University of 


4 On Achievable Rate and Ergodic Capacity of OAF 

Multiple-Relay Networks with CSI 

Tuyen Tran, Nghi Tran, Hamid Reza Bahrami, The University of 

Akron; Hang Dinh, Indiana University South Bend; Shivakumar 

Sastry, University of Akron 

5 On Network Codes for Multiuser Cooperative 

Communication in a Line Network 

Juliana Camilo Inácio, Federal University of Santa Catarina; João 

Luiz Rebelatto, Federal University of Technology-Paraná; 

Bartolomeu F. Uchôa-Filho, Federal University of Santa Catarina 


5C: Power Saving and Renewable Energy 

Chair: Loutfi Nuaymi, Telecom Bretagne, France 

1 Energy Saving in OFDMA Networks through Base 

Station Sleep Mode Using Genetic Algorithm 

Suvra Sekhar Das, Prachi Agrawal, Prabhu Chandhar, Indian 

Institute of Technology Kharagpur 

2 Energy-Aware Resource Allocation for Energy 

Harvesting Wireless Communication Systems 

Jie Gong, Sheng Zhou, Zhisheng Niu, Tsinghua University; John 

Thompson, University of Edinburgh 

3 LTE UE Energy Saving by Applying Carrier Aggregation 

in a HetNet Scenario 

Mads Lauridsen, Hua Wang, Preben E. Mogensen, Aalborg University 

4 Polarization Mode Dispersion Tolerant Subcarrier-Power 

Allocation for Improving the Power Amplifier Energy 

Efficiency of Joint Polarization-Amplitude-Phase 

Modulation 

Dong Wei, Chunyan Feng, Caili Guo, Beijing University of Posts 


5 Renewable Energy Use in Cellular Networks 

Mauro Andres Carreno, University of Buenos Aires; Loutfi Nuaymi, 

Telecom Bretagne 


5D: LTE 

Chair: Karl Werner, Ericsson Research, Sweden 

1 A New Downlink Control Channel Scheme for LTE 

Wu Yu-chun, Hisilicon Technologies, Huawei; Yong-Ping Zhang, 

Research Department of Hisilicon, Huawei Technologies; Shulan 

Feng, Philipp Zhang, Hisilicon Technologies, Huawei 

2 Cross-Subframe Co-Channel Interference Mitigation 

Scheme for LTE-Advanced Dynamic TDD System 

Lei Jiang, NEC Laboratories, China; Ming Lei, NEC laboratories, 

China; Jun Du, NEC labs, China 

3 Field Experiments on 1-Gbps Data Transmission Using 4- 

by-2 Multi-User MIMO with Cross-Polarized Linear 

Antenna Array in LTE-Advanced Downlink 

Keisuke Saito, Yuki Inoue, Teruo Kawamura, Hidehiro Andoh, NTT 

DOCOMO, INC 

4 Interference Cancellation for HetNet Deployment in 

3GPP LTE-Advanced Rel-11 

Baojin Li, Jiangfeng Ji, Xin Wang, Fujitsu R&D Center Co., Ltd 

5 Suppression of Cyclic Prefix in Down-Link LTE like 

Systems to Increase Capacity 

Carlos Prieto del Amo, M. Julia Fernandez-Getino Garcia, 

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid 



5E: Error Correction Coding 

Chair: Andre Noll Barreto, Universidade de Brasilia, Brasil 

1 A Reduced-Complexity Successive Cancellation List 

Decoding of Polar Codes 

Kai Chen, Kai Niu, Jiaru Lin, Beijing University of Posts and 


2 Enhanced EMD-Driven PEG Construction for Structured 

LDPC Codes 

Cornelius Healy, Rodrigo de Lamare, University of York 

3 Iterative Correction of Clipped OFDM Signals with 

Unknown Clipping Levels 

Wilson Diniz Wellisch, Anatel; Andre Noll Barreto, Ian Alves Ulian, 

University of Brasília (UnB) 

4 Memory-Optimized Hybrid Decoding Method for Multi- 

Rate Turbo Codes 

Injae Yoo, Bongjin Kim, In-Cheol Park, KAIST 

5 Quasi-Cyclic Doubly Generalized LDPC Codes 

Raffaele Soloperto, University of Bologna; Giuliano Garrammone, 

Gianluigi Liva, German Aerospace Center DLR; Oreste Andrisano, 

University of Bologna 


5F: MIMO Detection 

Chair: Liang Liu, Lund University, Sweden 

1 A Modified Successive Interference Cancellation 

Algorithm for Hybrid Diversity/Spatial Multiplexing 

MIMO Schemes 

Walter Freitas, Carlos Igor Ramos Bandeira, Wireless Telecom 

Research Group (GTEL), Francisco Márcio Correia Caldas, 

Wilkinson Tavares Fonseca Moura, Federal University of Ceará 

2 A Reduced-Complexity Blind Detector for MIMO System 

Using K-Means Clustering Algorithm 

Han-Wen Liang, National Taiwan University; Ronald Y. Chang, 

Wei-Ho Chung, Academia Sinica; Sy-Yen Kuo, National Taiwan 

University 

3 Adaptive Metric Calculation for Improving Detection 

Capability of MIMO Detectors 

Byeong Yong Kong, In-Cheol Park, Korea Advanced Institute of 

Science and Technology (KAIST) 

4 Dual Layer Switch-and-Examine / Selection Diversity 

Receivers 

Sébastien Roy, Université de Sherbrooke 

5 Low-Complexity Channel Selection and Iterative 

Detection for Overloaded Uplink Multiuser MIMO 

OFDM System 

Min Chen, Alister Burr, University of York 


5G: Spectrum Sharing in CRs 

Chair: Tuncer Baykas , National Institute of Information and 

Communications Technology, Japan 

1 Gray-Space Spectrum Sharing between Multiple Rotating 

Radars and Cellular Network Hotspots 

Rathapon Saruthirathanaworakun, Jon M. Peha, Carnegie Mellon 

University; Luis M. Correia, IST/INOV-INESC - Technical 

University of Lisbon 

2 Improved Idle Channel Utilization in Distributed Multi- 

Channel Cognitive Radio Systems 

Xiaofan Li, Qizhu Song, Junfeng Wang, Hongbo Tao, State Radio 

monitoring_center Testing Center; Zhang Jianhua, Beijing University 

of Posts and Telecommunications 

3 On the Value of Spectrum Sharing among Operators in 

Multicell Networks 

Rajeev Gangula, EURECOM; David Gesbert, Institut Eurecom, 

France; Johannes Lindblom, Linköping University; Erik G. Larsson, 

Linköping University, Sweden 

4 Optimum Power Allocation for OFDM Based Cognitive 

Radio Systems with Arbitrary Input Distributions 

Ahmed Sohail, Mohammed Al-Imari, Pei Xiao, Barry Evans, 

University of Surrey 

5 Spatial Interweave Opportunistic Spectrum Reuse by 

Employing Distributed Interference Alignment 

Jiancao Hou, Yi Ma, Rahim Tafazolli, University of Surrey 


5H: Data Relaying and Forwarding 

Chair: Kun Wang, Nanjing University of Posts and 

Telecommunications, China 

1 A Token Scheduled High Throughput Multi-Channel 

Data Collection Protocol for Wireless Sensor Network 

Liu Jinzhi, Makoto Suzuki, Doohwan Lee, Hiroyuki Morikawa, The 

University of Tokyo 

2 Adverse Wireless Communication Environment Impacts 

on AF Wireless Relay Networks 

Kanghee Lee, Hyuck M. Kwon, Daewon Kim, Wichita State 


Advanced Institute of Science and Technology; Inha Hyun, Air Force 

(ROK) 

3 Intra-Car Wireless Sensors Data Collection: A Multi-Hop 

Approach 

Morteza Hashemi, Wei Si, Boston University; Moshe Laifenfeld, 

General Motors, Advanced Technical Center - Israel; David 

Starobinski, Ari Trachtenberg, Boston University 

4 On End-to-End Delay of Multi-Hop Wireless Networks 

Wanguo Jiao, Min Sheng, Yan Zhang, Xidian University; King-Shan 

Lui, University of Hong Kong 

5 Two-Way Relay Networks Using Unmanned Aircraft 

Systems 

Fumie Ono, NICT; Hideki Ochiai, Yokohama National University; 

Kenichi Takizawa, Suzuki Mikio, Ryu Miura, NICT 


5I: ITS Applications 

Chair: Jerome Haerri, Institut Eurécom, France 

1 A Novel Emergency Vehicle Dispatching System 

Chia-Ying Chen, National Tsing Hua University; Po-Yu Chen, 

Institute of Information Science, Academia Sinica; Wen-Tsuen Chen, 

National Tsing Hua University 

2 Adaptive Urban Traffic Signal Control System with Bus 

Priority 

Andy An-Kai Jeng, Industrial Technology Research Institute; Rong- 

Hong Jan, Chien Chen, Tzu-Lin Chang, National Chiao Tung 

University 

3 Evaluating the Feasibility of Using Smartphones for ITS 

Safety Applications 

Sergio M. Tornell, Carlos T. Calafate, Juan-Carlos Cano, Pietro 

Manzoni, Polytechnic University of Valencia; Manuel Fogue, 

Francisco J. Martinez, University of Zaragoza 

4 Implementing Situation Awareness for Car-to-X 

Applications Using Domain Specific Languages 

Jörg Schäfer, David Klein, Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences 

5 VANET-Enabled Eco-Friendly Road Characteristics- 

Aware Routing for Vehicular Traffic 

Ronan Doolan, Gabriel-Miro Muntean, Dublin City University 


5P: Wireless Access Posters 

Chair: Kumudu Munasinghe, University of Canberram 

Australia 

1 A Pricing Based Algorithm for Cell Switching Off in 

Green Cellular Networks 

Ali Yildiz, Tolga Girici, TOBB University of Economics and 

Technology; Halim Yanikomeroglu, Carleton University 


2 Adaptive Device Discovery in Bluetooth Low Energy 

Networks 

Jia Liu, Canfeng Chen, Nokia Research Center; Yan Ma, Beijing 

University of Posts and Telecommunications; Ying Xu, Tsinghua 

University 

3 Analyzing IEEE 802.11 DCF for FU-FB Systems under 

Multipath Fading Channels Using TUA 

Khurram Masood, Muhammad Saqib Sohail, A. U. H. Sheikh., King 

Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals 

4 Channel Prediction Based Rate Adaptation Scheme in 

Wireless USB Networks 

Changwon Nam, Saewoong Bahk, Seoul National University 

5 Dual-Diversity Combining for Constrained Resource 

Allocation and Throughput Maximization in OFDMA 

Networks 

Anas Al Rawi, Emiliano Garcia-Palacios, Queen's University Belfast; 

Sonia Aissa, INRS, University of Quebec; Charalampos C. 

Tsimenidis, Newcastle University; Bayan Sharif, Khalifa University 


6A: Coordinated Multipoint - Joint Detection 

Chair: Gerhard Bauch, Hamburg University of Technology, 

Germany 

1 Decision-Feedback Multiuser Detection in Multicell 

Multicarrier DS-CDMA Systems with/without BS 

Cooperation 

Ju Xiaojie, Youguang Zhang, Beihang University; Lie-Liang Yang, 

University of Southampton 

2 Impact of Channel Estimation Error on LTE-Advanced 

Uplink Using CoMP Joint Reception in a Heterogeneous 

Network 

Kazuki Takeda, NTT DOCOMO, INC.; Takashi Iwai, Atsushi 

Matsumoto, Akihiko Nishio, Panasonic Mobile Communications 

R&D Lab. Co., Ltd.; Yasuaki Yuda, Masayuki Hoshino, Panasonic 

Corporation 

3 Joint MIMO Filter-and-Forward Relay and Base Station 

Post-Processing for Uplink CoMP Reception with 

Frequency-Selective Channels 

Mehrdad Kiamari, Hossein Pilaram, Babak H. Khalaj, Sharif 


4 Multi-Stage Channel Estimation across Multiple Cells in 

Uplink Joint Reception 

Thorsten Wild, Bell Labs, Alcatel-Lucent; Le-Hang Nguyen, Stephan 

ten Brink, Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs 

5 The Distribution of Link Distances in Distributed 

Multiple-Input Multiple-Output Cellular Systems 

Olli Apilo, Mika Lasanen, Sandrine Boumard, Aarne Mämmelä, 

VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland 


6B: ARQ in Relaying Networks 

Chair: Dimitri Kténas, CEA-LETI MINATEC, France 

1 Distributed Turbo Coding Techniques with HARQ at 

Relays for LTE-A 

Luc Maret, Dimitri Kténas, CEA-LETI MINATEC 

2 Efficient ARQ Protocols for a Two-Way Amplify-and- 

Forward Relaying System 

Chin-Liang Wang, Ting-Nan Cho, Wen-Chieh Lo, Jyun-Yu Chen, 


3 Performance Analysis of Amplify-and-Forward 

Cooperative Truncated ARQ with Partial Relay Selection 

Maymouna Ben Said, Hatem Boujemaa, SUPCOM 

4 Performance of HARQ with Reduced Size 

Retransmissions Using Network Coding Principles 

Matthias Woltering, Dirk Wübben, Armin Dekorsy, University of 

Bremen; Volker Braun, Uwe Doetsch, Bell Labs, Alcatel-Lucent 

6 Ecologically Inspired Load Balancing for LTE SON 

Kumudu Munasinghe, University of Canberra; Abbas Jamalipour, 

University of Sydney 

7 Opportunistic Energy Aware Scheduler for Wireless 

Networks 

Cedric Gueguen, University of Rennes 1 

8 Search Space Design in Enhanced Physical Downlink 

Control Channel for LTE-Advanced 

Qin Mu, Liu Liu, Lan Chen, DoCoMo Beijing Communications; 

Kazuaki Takeda, NTT DOCOMO Inc. 

9 Spatio-Temporal Ensemble Prediction on Mobile 

Broadband Network Data 

Saulius Samulevicius, Yoann Pitarch, Torben Bach Pedersen, Troels 

B. Sørensen, Department of Computer Science, Aalborg University 

10 Game Theory Based Hybrid Access for Macrocell-Edge 

Users in a Macro-Femto Network 

Yanwei Li, Waseda University; Zhenyu Zhou, North China Electric 

Power University; Nguyen Hoai Nam, Takuro Sato, Waseda University 

5 Power and Rate Optimisation for Multi-Hop Networks 

and DF with Incremental Redundancy 

Stephan Schedler, Volker Kuehn, University of Rostock 


6C: Energy Efficiency 

Chair: Liang Zhang, Softbank Mobile Corporation, Japan 

1 Distributed Energy-Efficient Inter-Cell Interference 

Coordination (ICIC) in Multi-Cell HetNets 

Chrysovalantis Kosta, Bernard Hunt, Atta Quddus, Rahim Tafazolli, 


2 Energy Efficient Power and Time Allocation in a 

Macrocell/Femtocell Network 

Shashika Manosha, Nandana Rajatheva, Matti Latva-aho, Centre for 

Wireless Communications, University of Oulu 

3 Energy Efficient Small-Cell Discovery Using Received 

Signal Strength Based Radio Maps 

Athul Prasad, Aalto University School of Electrical Engineering; 

Petteri Lunden, Nokia Research Center; Olav Tirkkonen, Aalto 

University; Carl Wijting, Nokia 

4 Impact of Hidden Nodes on Wake-Up Signaling Based on 

Frame Length Modulation for Energy-Efficient WLAN 

Yuma Asada, Hiroyuki Yomo, Kansai University 

5 Trade-Off between Spectral and Energy Efficiencies in a 

Fading Communication Link 

Suman Khakurel, Leila Musavian, Tho Le-Ngoc, McGill University 


6D: Special Session: Non-orthogonal Modulation 

Chair: Gerhard Wunder, Fraunhofer HHI Berlin, Germany 

1 Analysis of Pilot Decontamination Based on Power Control 

Ralf Mueller, NTNU Trondheim; Mikko Vehkapera, KTH; Laura 

Cottatellucci, Eurecom 

2 Low Complexity GFDM Receiver Based on Sparse 

Frequency Domain Processing 

Ivan Simões Gaspar, Nicola Michailow, Ainoa Navarro, Eckhard 

Ohlmer, Stefan Krone, Gerhard Fettweis, Technische Universität 

Dresden 

3 On the Use of Filter Bank Based Multicarrier Modulation 

for Professional Mobile Radio 

Markku Renfors, Tampere University of Technology; Carlos Bader, 

Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya-CTTC; 

Leonardo Gomes Baltar, Technische Universität München; Didier Le 

Ruyet, Daniel Roviras, CNAM Paris; Mege, Philippe, Cassidian; 

Martin Haardt, TU Ilmenau 

4 Peak Behavior and Information Rates for Orthonormal 

Systems 

Holger Boche, Technical University Munich; Brendan Farrell, 

California Institute of Technology 



6E: Synchronization 

Chair: Leif Wilhelmsson, Ericsson Research, Sweden 

1 A Message Passing Approach to Joint Channel 

Estimation and Decoding with Carrier Frequency Offset 

in Time Selective Rayleigh Fading Channel 

Hongjie Zhao, Hua Wang, Nan Wu, Jingming Kuang, Beijing 

Institute of Technology 

2 A Novel Hierarchical Low Complexity Synchronization 

Method for OFDM Systems 

Pramod Udupa, University of Rennes 1; Olivier Sentieys, IRISA; 

Pascal Scalart, University of Rennes 1 

3 Design of a Configurable Complex IF Receiver 

Supporting LTE Carrier Aggregation 

Leif R. Wilhelmsson, Ericsson Research, Lund, Sweden; Jim 

Svensson, Martin Anderson, Staffan Ek, Roland Strandberg, Ericsson 

Research; Lars Sundström, Ericsson AB 

4 Over-The-Air Phase Synchronization Mechanism for 

LTE Small Cells in Interference-Limited Scenarios 

Javier Lorca, Telefónica I+D 

5 Self-Successive Interference Canceller for Uplink 

OFDMA with Carrier Frequency Offsets 

Babar Aziz, Supélec; Inbar Fijalkow, ENSEA - Universitée de Cergy 

Pontoise - CNRS; Myriam Ariaudo, ETIS, ENSEA, Universitée de 

Cergy-Pontoise 


6F: MIMO Systems 

Chair: Torbjörn Ekman, Norwegian University of Science and 

Technology, Norway 

1 Field Experiments on Antenna Configuration Associated 

with Fading Correlation for Downlink Multi-User MIMO 

in LTE-Advanced 

Yuki Inoue, Keisuke Saito, Teruo Kawamura, Hidehiro Andoh, NTT 

DOCOMO, INC 

2 IEEE 802.11n: Effects of Feedback Non-Idealities on 

Performance of Transmit Beamforming Transceivers 

Roger Pierre Fabris Hoefel, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, 

Brazil 

3 LTE-A Field Measurements: 8x8 MIMO and Carrier 

Aggregation 

Karl Werner, Henrik Asplund, Ericsson Research; Björn Halvarsson, 

Niklas Jaldén, Daniel V.P. Figueiredo, Ericsson AB; Anton K. 

Kathrein, Kathrein-Werke KG 

4 Performance of VoIP in Presence of MIMO Interference 

in OFDMA (LTE) Networks 

Suvra Sekhar Das, Priyabrata Parida, Indian Institute of Technology 

Kharagpur; Subhajit Paul, Texas Instruments Inc. India 

5 System-Level Assessment of Non-Orthogonal Spectrum 

Sharing via Transmit Beamforming 

Remco Litjens, TNO ICT; Haibin Zhang, TNO; Ivo Noppen, 

University of Twente; Lei Yu, Linköping University, Dept. of 

Electrical Engineering; Eleftherios Karipidis, Linköping University; 

Kai Börner, Fraunhofer HHI 


6G: CR Relaying 

Chair: Wei Lu , University of Helsinki, Finland 

1 A Cognitive Radio Relay Selection Scheme with Fairness 

Analyses in Two-Tier Femtocell Networks 

Xiaolong Zhao, Tiejun Lv, Yueming Lu, Beijing University of Posts 


2 A Novel Adaptive Mode PAPR Reduction Scheme for 

NC-OFDM Based Cognitive Radios 

Saadia Tabassum, National University of Sciences and Technology; 

Sajjad Hussain, M. A. Jinnah University, Islamabad; Abdul Ghafoor, 

National University of Sciences and Technology 

3 Cognitive MIMO Relaying in Nakagami-m Fading 

Phee Lep Yeoh, University of Melbourne; Maged Elkashlan, Queen 

Mary, University of London; Trung Q. Duong, Blekinge Institute of 

Technology; Nan Yang, University of New South Wales; Cyril 

Leung, The University of British Columbia 

4 Multi-Pair Cognitive Two-Way Relaying and Power 

Allocation under Imperfect CSI 

P. Ubaidulla, Mohamed-Slim Alouini, King Abdullah University of 

Science and Technology; Sonia Aissa, INRS, University of Quebec 

5 On Secondary User Transmission Schemes in Relay- 

Assisted Cognitive Radio Networks 

Serveh Shalmashi, Ben Slimane, KTH Royal Institute of Technology 


6H: Device Application & LTE 

Chair: Fabricio A. Silva, Federal University of Viçosa, Brasil 

1 Community-Based Sequential Paging for LTE-A Cellular 

Network 

Du Yang, Instituto de Telecomunicações-Aveiro; Joaquim Bastos, 

Instituto de Telecomunicações - Aveiro; Shahid, IT; Christos 

Verikoukis, CTTC; Jonathan Rodriguez, Instituto de 

Telecomunicações-Aveiro 

2 Investigating Call Drops with Field Measurements on 

Commercial Mobile Phones 

Alessandro Messina, Gabriel Caragea, Pol Torres Compta, Frank 

H.P. Fitzek, Stephan A. Rein, Aalborg University 

3 LTE Pricing Strategies 

Usama Mir, Loutfi Nuaymi, Telecom Bretagne Rennes 

4 Proximity-Based Data Offloading via Network Assisted 

Device-to-Device Communications 

Alexander Pyattaev, Tampere University of Technology; Johnsson, 

Kerstin, Intel; Sergey Andreev, Yevgeni Koucheryavy, Tampere 

University of Technology, Finland 

5 The Zewall Project: Real-Time Delivering of Events via 

Portable Devices 

Usama Mir, Houssein Wehbe, Loutfi Nuaymi, Aurelie Moriceau, 

Bruno Stevant, Institut Mines-Telecom; Telecom Bretagne 


6I: Access and Networking Aspects 

Chair: Jerome Haerri, Institut Eurécom, France 

1 A Probability Based MAC Channel Congestion Control 

Mechanism for VANET 

Chih-Wei Hsu, Tien-Yuan Hsieh, Industrial Technology Research 

Institute, Taiwan 

2 Bulk Data Transfer through VANET Infrastructure 

Darwin Astudillo, Emmanuel Chaput, André-Luc Beylot, University 

of Toulouse, ENSEEIHT/IRIT, TéSA 

3 Improving Effective Contact Duration in Vehicular 

Delay-Tolerant Networks 

David Chaves-Diéguez, Jorge Muñoz Castañer, GRADIANT; 

Francisco J. González Castaño, Felipe Gil-Castiñeira, University of 

Vigo 

4 Performance of BSM Dissemination in Multi-Channel 

DSRC 

Xiaoyan Yin, Duke University; Xiaomin Ma, Oral Roberts 

University; Kishor Trivedi, Duke University 

5 Reliable Inter-Vehicle Broadcast Communication with 

Sectorized Roadside Relay Station 

Huiting Cheng, Yasushi Yamao, University of Electro- 

Communications (UEC Tokyo), Japan 



6P: Security, Applications and Network 

Optimization 

Chair: Kun Wang, Nanjing University of Posts and 

Telecommunications, China 

1 An Adaptive Guiding Protocol for Crowd Evacuation 

Based on Wireless Sensor Networks 

Chi-Han Lin, National Tsing Hua University; Po-Yu Chen, Institute 

of Information Science, Academia Sinica; Wen-Tsuen Chen, 


2 An Energy-Efficient and Load-Balancing Cluster-Based 

Routing Algorithm for CSMA-Based Wireless Sensor 

Networks 

Rwan Ibrahim, Dung Ho Quang, Tho Le-Ngoc, McGill University 

3 Assessment of the One-Dimensional Generalized New 

Mersenne Number Transform for Security Systems 

Nick Rutter, Said Boussakta, Alex Bystrov, Newcastle University 

4 Caching Proxying for Mobile Users 

Patrick Seeling, Central Michigan University 

5 Low-Power, End-to-End Reliable Collection Using Glossy 

for Wireless Sensor Networks 

Makoto Suzuki, Yasutaka Yamashita, Hiroyuki Morikawa, The 

University of Tokyo 

6 Radio-Frequency Tomographic Tracking of a Time- 

Varying Number of Targets with Wireless Sensor 

Networks 

Hang Liu, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications; 

Chonghua Liu, Weiping Shu, Beijing Institute of Spacecraft System 

Engineering, Beijing, China; Aidong Men, Yi Zheng, Beijing 


7 Simple Active Period Selection Scheme for Cluster-Based 

IEEE 802.15.4 WSNs with Dynamic Network Changes 

Kazuo Mori, Katsuhiro Naito, Hideo Kobayashi, Mie University 

8 Utilize Adaptive Spreading Code Length to Increase 

Energy Efficiency for WSN 

Fei Qin, Yongrui Chen, University of Chinese Academy of Science; 

Xuewu Dai, Southwest University 

Wednesday 5 June 2013 

Wednesday 5 June 8:30-10:00 Konferenz 2 

7A: Cooperative Beamforming 

Chair: Amitava Ghosh, Nokia Siemens Networks, USA 

1 Beamforming Design and Relay Selection for Multiple 

MIMO AF Relay Systems with Limited Feedback 

Tao Tao, Andreas Czylwik, Universität Duisburg-Essen 

2 Cooperative Beamforming for a Two-Cell System with 

Limited Feedback 

Bo Zhao, Andreas Czylwik, Universität Duisburg-Essen 

3 Distributed Receive Beamforming: A Scalable 

Architecture and Its Proof of Concept 

Francois Quitin, Andrew Irish, Upamanyu Madhow, University of 

California, Santa Barbara 

4 Linear Beamforming with One-Way Cooperation for 

MISO Interference Channels 

Juyul Lee, Keunyoung Kim, Seongchul Cho, Seunghwan Lee, ETRI 

5 Low Complexity Cooperative Multicast Beamforming in 

Heterogeneous Networks 

Guido Dartmann, Xitao Gong, Gerd Ascheid, RWTH Aachen 

University 


7B: Interference Alignment 

Chair: Tobias Weber, University of Rostock, Germany 

1 Feasibility Conditions for Relay-Aided Interference 

Alignment in Partially Connected Networks 

Xiang Li, University of Rostock; Hussein Al-Shatri, Universit of 

Rostock; Rakash SivaSiva Ganesan, Technische Universität 

Darmstadt; Anja Klein, Technische Universitaet Darmstadt; Tobias 

Weber, University of Rostock 

2 Feasibility Study of Interference Alignment Based Two- 

Cell Coordinated Beamforming in TD-LTE-A System 

Chongning Na, Xiaolin Hou, Atsushi Harada, DoCoMo Beijing Labs 

3 Multi-User Scheduling and Interference Alignment for 

Cooperative Multi-Cell Downlink Transmissions 

Huan Sun, Wei Fang, R&I, Alcatel-Lucent Shanghai Bell 

4 Performance Analysis of OFDMA Based Wireless 

Cooperative Networks with Interference Management 

Aymen Omri, Mazen Hasna, Qatar University 

5 Performance of Joint Antenna and User Selection 

Schemes for Interference Alignment in MIMO 

Interference Channels 

Carlos Igor Ramos Bandeira, Darlan Cavalcante Moreira, Paulo 

Garcia Normando, Walter Freitas, Yuri C. B. Silva, F. Rodrigo P. 

Cavalcanti, Federal University of Ceará 


7C: QoS and Fairness 

Chair: Cedric Gueguen, University of Rennes 1, France 

1 A Master-Slave Channel Selection Scheme to Improve 

Fairness among Cells in IEEE 802.11 Wireless LANs 

B. A. Hirantha Sithira Abeysekera, Koichi Ishihara, Yasuhiko Inoue, 

Takeo Ichikawa, Masato Mizoguchi, NTT Corporation 

2 Dynamic Scheduling with Statistical Delay Guarantees 

and Traffic Dropping 

Khoa Tran Phan, Tho Le-Ngoc, McGill University 

3 Proactive Bandwidth Estimation for IEEE 802.15.4-Based 

Networks 

Muhammad Omer Farooq, Institute of Telematics, University of 

Luebeck; Thomas Kunz, Carleton University 

4 Quality of Service Support under DRX Mechanism in 

LTE Advanced Wireless Networks 

Tsern-Huei Lee, Cheng-Jie Tsai, Tzu-Han Wu, Institute of 

Communication Engineering National Chiao Tung University 

5 QoE-oriented Resource Allocation for Femtocell 

Networks in OFDMA systems 

Peilong Li, Ying Wang, Weidong Zhang, Yan Huang, Beijing 

University of Posts & Telecommunications 


7D: Heterogeneous Networks 

Chair: Sayantan Choudhury, Nokia Research Center, Usa 

1 Addressing 4G Demand: Picos vs. Macros, a Suburban 

Case Study 

Mark Cudak, William Hillery, Amitava Ghosh, Benny Vejlgaard, 

Nokia Siemens Networks; Zhubo Huang, Sprint Nextel Corporation 

2 Cross-Layer Optimization for Opportunistic Multi-MAC 

Aggregation 

Tariq Elkourdi, Amith Chincholi, Tan Ba Le, Alpaslan Demir, 

InterDigital Communications, LLC 

3 Joint Power Reduction and Time-Domain Scheduling for 

Interference Mitigation in Macro-Pico Heterogeneous 

Networks with Differential Evolution 

Rui Han, Chunyan Feng, Hailun Xia, Qi Li, Yu Xu, Beijing 


4 Radio Resource Management for OFDMA-Based Mobile 

Relay Enhanced Heterogenous Cellular Networks 

Ilhan Basturk, Berna Ozbek, Izmir Institute of Technology; Çağatay 

Edemen, Işık University; Ahmet Serdar TAN, Türk 

Telekomünikasyon A.Ş; Engin Zeydan, Avea; Salih Ergüt, AveaLabs 


5 Throughput Utility Optimization in HetNets 

Sem Borst, Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies; Stephen Hanly, 

Macquarie University; Philip Whiting, Bell Labs, Lucent 

Wednesday 5 June 8:30-10:00 Seminar 1 

7E: Performance Analysis and Models 

Chair: Xianbin Wang, University of Waterloo, Canada 

1 Lower Bound on Averages of the Product of L Gaussian 

Q-Functions over Nakagami-m Fading 

Hua Fu, National University of Singapore; Mingwei Wu, Zhejiang 

University of Science and Technology; Pooi-Yuen Kam, National 

University of Singapore 

2 On the Sum of Squared η-µ Random Variates with 

Application to the Performance of Wireless 


Imran Shafique Ansari, Ferkan Yilmaz, Mohamed-Slim Alouini, 

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) 

3 Outage Probability and Capacity for Two-Tier Femtocell 

Networks by Approximating Ratio of Rayleigh and Log 

Normal Random Variables 

Sumudu Prasad Samarakoon, Nandana Rajatheva, Mehdi Bennis, 

Matti Latva-aho, University of Oulu 

4 Performance Analysis of Communication Systems over 

Generalized alpha-lambda-eta-µ Fading Radio Channels 

Natalia Ermolova, Olav Tirkkonen, Aalto University 

5 Performance Analysis of the Frequency-Despreading 

Structure for OFDM/OQAM Systems 

Davide Mattera, Universitä degli Studi di Napoli Federico II; Mario 

Tanda, University of Naples Federico II; Maurice Bellanger, 

Electronic an Communications Laboratory/CNAM 


7F: Beamforming 

Chair: Cheng-Xiang, Heriot-Watt University, UK 

1 Cone Codebook for Limited Feedback Beamforming over 

Correlated MIMO Channels 

Yating Wu, Shanghai University; Yidong Cui, Beijing University of 

Posts and Telecommunications; Fei Yu, Shenzhen Polytechnic 

2 Opportunistic Beamforming with Precoder Diversity in 

Multi-User MIMO Systems 

Meng Wang, Feng Li, University of Melbourne; Jamie S. Evans, 

Monash University 

3 Optimal Combining of Instantaneous and Statistical CSI 

in the SIMO Interference Channel 

Miltiades C. Filippou, David Gesbert, George A. Ropokis, 

EURECOM 

4 Outage Constrained Robust Transmit Beamforming for 

Limited Feedback Multiuser MIMO Downlinks 

Yu Zhang, Ming Lei, NEC Laboratories China; Zhi Ding, UC Davis; 

Gang Wang, NEC Labs, China 

5 Practical Multiuser MIMO Beamforming Using the 

Strongest Eigenmodes 

Bruhtesfa Godana, Torbjörn Ekman, Norwegian University of 

Science and Technology 


7G: Spectrum Sensing 

Chair: Matthieu Gautier, INRIA Rennes, France 

1 A Novel Cross-Correlation Combining Based Spectrum 

Sensing Approach 

Asma Ben Hadj Hmida, Higher school of communications 

SUPCOM; Sofiane Cherif, Sup'Com; Hichem Besbes, Ecole 

Supérieure des Communications de Tunis, Sup'Com 

2 A Novel Wavelet-Based Energy Detection for 

Compressive Spectrum Sensing 

Xiao Han, Wenbo Xu, Kai Niu, Zhiqiang He, Beijing University of 


3 Energy-Efficient Partial-Cooperative Spectrum Sensing 

in Cognitive Radio over Fading Channels 

Saud Althunibat, University of Trento; Sandeep Narayanan, WEST 

Aquila; Marco Di Renzo, CNRS-SUPELEC-Univ Paris-Sud; 

Fabrizio Granelli, University of Trento 

4 Exploiting Spatial Dimension in Spectrum Sensing Using 

a Sector Antenna: A Ray Tracer Based Analysis 

Bilal Hasan Qureshi, Rajesh Kumar Sharma, Noman Murtaza, 

Michael Grimm, Alexander Krah, Matthias Hein, Technische 

Universität Ilmenau; Albert Heuberger, Fraunhofer IIS; Reiner 

Thomä, Technische Universität Ilmenau 

5 Factor Graph Based Cooperative Spectrum Sensing in 

Cognitive Radio over Time-Varying Channels 

Debasish Bera, Indrajit Chakrabarti, Priyadip Ray, Sant Saran 

Pathak, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur 


7H: Performance Evaluation & VANET 

Chair: Salim Bitam, University of Biskra, Algeria 

1 ConProVA: A Smart Context Provisioning Middleware 

for VANET Applications 

Fabricio A Silva, Federal University of Viçosa; Thais R M B Silva, 

UFV; Linnyer B Ruiz, UEM; Antonio Alfredo Loureiro, UFMG 

2 Markov-History Based Modeling for Realistic Mobility of 

Vehicles in VANETs 

Salim Bitam, University of Biskra; Abdelhamid Mellouk, University 

of Paris-Est (UPEC) 

3 Performance Evaluation and Accuracy Upgrading of 

PESQ in Chinese Environment 

Liu Yitong, Shen Yun, Liu Qianhong, Shi Ran, Hongwen Yang, 

Dacheng Yang, Lin Sang, Beijing University of Posts and 


4 Performance Evaluation of ROHC Reliable and 

Optimistic Mode for Voice over LTE 

Andreas Maeder, Arne Felber, NEC Laboratories Europe 

5 VeSense: Energy-Efficient Vehicular Sensing 

Jong Hoon Ahnn, Miodrag Potkonjak, University of California Los 

Angeles 


7I: Positioning and Localization 

Chair: Marcel Kyas, FU Berlin, Germany 

1 A Joint Positioning and Communication Paradigm Using 

Relay Nodes as Anchors 

Javier Perez-Ramirez, Deva K. Borah, David Voelz, New Mexico 

State University 

2 A Low Complexity UWB Localization Algorithm Using 

Finite-Resolution Quantization 

Fei Sun, Yanlong Zhang, Huarui Yin, WeiDong Wang, University of 

Science and Technology of China 

3 An Accurate 3D UWB Hyperbolic Localization in Indoor 

Multipath Environment Using Iterative Taylor-Series 

Estimation 

Qi Yongbin, Soh Cheong Boon, Erry Gunawan, Low Kay Soon, 

Arash Maskooki, Nanyang Technological University 

4 Using Building Plans and Self-Contained Sensors with 

GNSS Initialization for Indoor Navigation 

Martti Kirkko-Jaakkola, Jussi Collin, Jarmo Takala, Tampere 


5 Weighted Least-Squares by Bounding-Box (B-WLS) for 

NLOS Mitigation of Indoor Localization 

Yuan Yang, Yubin Zhao, Marcel Kyas, Freie Universität Berlin 



8A: Distributed Antenna Systems 

Chair: Francois Quitin, University of California, USA 

1 Adaptive Distributed Space-Time Coding for Cooperative 

MIMO Relaying Systems with Limited Feedback 

Tong Peng, Rodrigo de Lamare, University of York; Anke Schmeink, 

RWTH Aachen University 

2 Closed-Form Solutions for Minimizing Sum MSE in 

Multiuser Relay Networks 

Hussein Al-Shatri, Xiang Li, University of Rostock; Rakash SivaSiva 

Ganesan, Anja Klein, Technische Universität Darmstadt; Tobias 

Weber, University of Rostock 

3 Distributed Cooperative Spatial Multiplexing with 

Slepian Wolf Code 

Nian Xie, Alister Burr, Min Chen, University of York 

4 Optimal Amplify-and-Forward Precode and Relay 

Amplifying Matrices 

Hyunggi Kim, Kanghee Lee, Hyuck M. Kwon, Wichita State 


Advanced Institute of Science and Technology 

5 Sum Rate Based Transmission Selection Schemes in 

Distributed Antenna Systems 

Heejin Kim, Sang-Rim Lee, Inkyu Lee, Korea University 


8B: Radio Resource Management - Relaying 

Chair: Michael Kuhn, University of Applied Sciences 

Darmstadt, Germany 

1 Algorithms for Adaptive Radio Resource Management in 

Relay-Assisted LTE-A Networks 

Paul Arnold, Oscar Ramos, Veselin Rakocevic, Telekom Innovation 

Laboratories / City University London; Joachim Habermann, 

Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen 

2 Cooperative Communications against Jamming with 

Half-Duplex and Full-Duplex Relaying 

Gan Zheng, University of Luxembourg; Eduard Jorswieck, Dresden 

University of Technology; Bjorn Ottersten, University of 

Luxembourg 

3 Joint Optimal Power Allocation and Relay Location for 

Amplify-and-Forward Multihop Relaying over 

Lognormal Channel 

Chinmoy Kundu, Ranjan Bose, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi 

4 Joint-Iterative Power Allocation and Interference 

Suppression Using MBER Technique for Cooperative 

CDMA Systems 

Guijie Wang, Yunlong Cai, Minjian Zhao, Jie Zhong, Zhejiang 

University 

5 Transmission Scheduling and Relay Assignment for 

Multiuser Uplink with Partial Channel Knowledge 

Stefano Tomasin, University of Padova 


8C: Interference Management 

Chair: Mythri Hunukumbure, Fujitsu Labs of Europe Ltd, UK 

1 Inter-Cell Interference Management in LTE-A Small-Cell 

Networks 

Yong-Ping Zhang, Shulan Feng, Philipp Zhang, Hisilicon 

Technologies, Huawei; Liang Xia, Research Department of Wireless 

Network, Huawei Technologies; Wu Yu-chun, Hisilicon 

Technologies, Huawei; Xiaotao Ren, Research Department of 

Wireless Network, Huawei Technologies 

2 Interference Mitigation Based on Partial CSI Feedback 

and Overhearing in an OFDMA Heterogeneous System 

Toshihiko Nakano, Megumi Kaneko, Kazunori Hayashi, Hideaki 

Sakai, Kyoto University 

3 Power Allocation-Based Adjacent Channel Interference 

Reduction for Coexisting TD-LTE and LTE-FDD Networks 

Yang Lan, Atsushi Harada, DOCOMO Beijing Labs 

4 Resource Allocation Based Uplink Intercell Interference 

Model in Multi-Carrier Networks 

Hina Tabassum, Ferkan Yilmaz, KAUST; Zaher Dawy, American 

University of Beirut; Mohamed-Slim Alouini, KAUST 

5 System Level Performance Evaluation of Dynamic TDD 

and Interference Coordination in Enhanced Local Area 

Architecture 

Bo Yu, Colorado State University; Hiroyuki Ishii, DOCOMO 

Innovations, INC.; Liuqing Yang, Colorado State University 


8D: Mobility and Cooperation 

Chair: Hirantha Abeysekera, NTT Corporation, Japan 

1 Analytical Evaluation of Offloading Gain in Macrocell- 

Femtocell OFDMA Networks 

Prabhu Chandhar, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur; Suvra 

Sekhar Das, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur 

2 Inter-eNB Coordination-Free Algorithm for Mobility 

Robustness Optimization in LTE HetNet 

Yoshinori Watanabe, Hiroto Sugahara, Yasuhiko Matsunaga, Kojiro 

Hamabe, NEC Corporation 

3 Load Balancing with Multi-Cell Cooperation in Cellular 

Networks 

Chongtao Guo, Min Sheng, Shi Yan, Xidian University; Yan Zhang, 

University of Xidian; Xiao Ma, Xidian University 

4 On Mobile Data Offloading Policies in Heterogeneous 

Wireless Networks 

Mojdeh Amani, Adnan Aijaz, King's College London; Nazir Uddin, 

NERA Telecommunications; Hamid Aghvami, King's College 

London 

5 Parameter Optimization for LTE Handover Using an 

Advanced SOM Algorithm 

Neil Sinclair, David Harle, Ian Glover, James Irvine, Robert 

Atkinson, University of Strathclyde 


8E: Resource Allocation and Interference 

Mitigation 

Chair: Lars Thiele, Fraunhofer HHI Berlin, Germany 

1 Frequency-Hopping Narrowband Interference 

Suppression in Spread-Spectrum Systems 

Hui Zhao, Zan Yang, Yuping Zhao, Peking University 

2 Frequency-Space Interference Alignment in Multi-Cell 

MIMO OFDM Downlink Systems 

Venceslav Kafedziski, University Cyril and Methodius, Skopje; 

Tomaz Javornik, Institut Jozef Stefan 

3 Novel Transmission Schemes for Multicell Downlink 

MC/DS-CDMA Systems Employing Time- and 

Frequency-Domain Spreading 

Jia Shi, Lie-Liang Yang, University of Southampton 

4 Optimal Power Allocation and Optimal Precoding with 

Multi-Cell Processing 

Samah A. M. Ghanem, Institute of Telecommunications, UP 

5 Stable Matching for Adaptive Cross-Layer Scheduling in 

the LTE Downlink 

Bernd Holfeld, Rami Mochaourab, Thomas Wirth, Fraunhofer 

Institute for Telecommunications, Heinrich-Hertz-Institut 


8F: Propagation and Channel Models 

Chair: Andreas Festag, Technische Universität Dresden, 

Germany 

1 An Experimental Evaluation of WiFi-Based Vehicle-to- 

Vehicle (V2V) Communication in a Tunnel 

Harri Viittala, Simone Soderi, Jani Saloranta, Matti Hämäläinen, Jari 

Iinatti, University of Oulu, Centre for Wireless Communications, 


2 Evaluation of Shadow Maps for Non-Line-of-Sight 

Detection in Urban GNSS Vehicle Localization with 

VANETs - The GAIN Approach 

Sven Bauer, Marcus Obst, Robin Streiter, Gerd Wanielik, Chemnitz 


3 Improved Performance Modeling and Anti-Interference 

Approaches for the Coexistence Problem in High-Speed 

Railway Scenario 

Citing Song, Hanbingjun, Xin Zhang, Beijing University of Posts and 

Telecommunications (BUPT); Li Yu, China Mobile Research 

Institute; Xi Cao, China Mobile Communications Corporation 

4 MUE-Aided Interference Avoidance Mechanism for 

High-Speed Railway Communications 

Shaoyi Xu, Nokia(China) 

5 Study of Receiver Concepts for Vehicular Channels in 

IEEE 802.11p Systems 

Robert Budde, Stefan Nowak, Ruediger Kays, TU Dortmund 

University 


8G: Protocols and Algorithms 

Chair: Oliver Holland, King's College London, UK 

1 A Two-Phase Scheduling Scheme for Cognitive Radio 

Networks Based on Opportunistic Beamforming 

Ayman Massaoudi, Sup'Com, Tunis, Tunisia; Noura Sellami, ENIS; 

Mohamed Siala, SUPCOM, Tunis, Tunisia 

2 Analysis of a Token Based MAC Protocol for OFDMA 

Cognitive Radio Environments 

Daniele Tarchi, University of Bologna; Romano Fantacci, University 

of Florence 

3 Dynamic Channel Reservation Based on Forecast in 

Cognitive Radio 

Sumin Deng, Lei Du, Ben Wang, Weidong Wang, Yuchen Zheng, 

Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications; KoK Keong 

Chai, Queen Mary University of London 

4 Experimental Validation of a Distributed Algorithm for 

Dynamic Spectrum Access in Local Area Networks 

Oscar Tonelli, Gilberto Berardinelli, Fernando Tavares, Aalborg 

University; Andrea Fabio Cattoni, Aalborg Universitet; Istvan Z. 

Kovacs, Nokia Siemens Networks; Troels B. Sørensen, Petar 

Popovski, Aalborg University; P. E. Mogensen, Nokia Siemens 

Networks, Aalborg 

5 Hierarchical Power Control in Cognitive Networks 

Yang Chungang, Li Jiandong, Min Sheng, Hongyan Li, Qin Liu, 

Chao Xu, Xidian University 


8H: Multicast & Energy Consumption 

Chair: Shahid Mumtaz , Instituto de Telecomunicações, Portugal 

1 Balancing Transmission and Storage Cost for Reducing 

Energy Consumption in Mobile Devices 

Bi Zhao, Vasilis Friderikos, King's College London 

2 Data Download on Move in Indoor Hybrid (Radio- 

Optical) WLAN-VLC Hotspot Coverages 

Helal Chowdhury, Marcos Katz, University of Oulu 

3 Energy-Efficient Flexible Inter-Frequency Scanning 

Mechanism for Enhanced Small Cell Discovery 

Athul Prasad, Aalto University School of Electrical Engineering; 

Petteri Lunden, Nokia Research Center; Olav Tirkkonen, Aalto 

University; Carl Wijting, Nokia 

4 GAMLL: Gateway Assisted Multicast Algorithm 

Towards Low Latency for Wireless Mesh Networks 

Yuan Yuan, ChaoYi Bian, Zhao Tong, Yan Wei, Peking University 


9A: Relaying 

Chair: Dirk Wübben, University of Bremen, Germany 

1 An Iterative Unified Decoding for Decode-Quantize- 

Forward Relaying 

Yuichiro Nogawa, Shinsuke Ibi, Seiichi Sampei, Osaka University 

2 Energy and Spectral Efficient Inter Base Station Relaying 

in Cellular Systems 

Efstathios Katranaras, Junwei Tang, Muhammad Ali Imran, 


3 On the Error Analysis of Fixed-Gain Relay Networks 

over Composite Multipath/Shadowing Channels 

Omer Waqar, Muhammad Ali Imran, Mehrdad Dianati, University of 

Surrey 

4 On the Performance of Mixed RF/FSO Dual-Hop 

Transmission Systems 

Imran Shafique Ansari, Ferkan Yilmaz, Mohamed-Slim Alouini, 

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) 

5 Performance Analysis of OSTBC for Fixed Gain Relay 

Network over Nakagami-m Fading with Correlated 

Antennas 

Tachporn Sanguanpuak, AIT (Asian Institute of Technology); 

Nandana Rajatheva, University of Oulu; Atthapongset Pong, AIT, 

Bangkok; Poompat Saengudomlert, Asian Institute of Technology 


9B: Coordinated Multipoint - Joint Transmission II 

Chair: Witold Krzymien, University of Alberta, Canada 

1 Channel Prediction by Doppler-Delay Analysis and 

Benefits for Base Station Cooperation 

Konstantinos Manolakis, Stephan Jaeckel, Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz 

Institute; Volker Jungnickel, Fraunhofer Insitute; Volker Braun, Bell 

Labs, Alcatel-Lucent 

2 Evaluation of Implicit Feedback in Coordinated 

Multipoint Transmission beyond LTE-Advanced 

Zijian Bai, Stanislaus Iwelski, University of Duisburg-Essen; Guido 

H. Bruck, Peter Jung, Lehrstuhl für KommunikationsTechnik; 

Biljana Badic, Tobias Scholand, Rajarajan Balraj, Intel Mobile 


3 Investigation on Multi-Cell Sounding Reference Signal 

Coordination for TD-LTE-Advanced CoMP 

Xiaolin Hou, Chongning Na, Atsushi Harada, DOCOMO Beijing 

Communications Laboratories Co., Ltd 

4 On Feedback Requirements for CoMP Joint 

Transmission in the Quasi-Static User Regime 

Lars Thiele, Martin Kurras, Michael Olbrich, Kai Börner, Fraunhofer 

Heinrich Hertz Institute 

5 QoS-Aware Traffic Scheduling in LTE-Advanced Relay- 

Enhanced Networks 

Thiago Martins de Moraes, Universität der Bundeswehr München; 

Abdallah Bou Saleh, Nomor Research GmbH; Gerhard Bauch, 

Hamburg University of Technology; Eiko Seidel, Nomor Research 


9C: Femtocells 

Chair: Mohamed M. A. Moustafa, Egyptian Russian University, 

Egypt 

1 Cell Identifier Assignment in Two-Tier Femtocell 

Networks 

Jan Oppolzer, Robert Bestak, Czech Technical University in Prague 

2 Downlink Power Control for Femtocell Networks 

Fengming Cao, Toshiba Research Europe; Zhong Fan, Toshiba 

Research Laboratory 

3 Dynamic Frequency Selection Based on Carrier Pricing 

between Cells 

Parth Amin, Olav Tirkkonen, Aalto University; Tero Henttonen, 

Renesas Mobile Europe; Esa Pernila, Renesas Mobile, Finland 


4 Dynamic Optimization of Neighbor Cell List for 

Femtocells 

Zdenek Becvar, Michal Vondra, Pavel Mach, Czech Technical 

University in Prague 

5 Heterogeneous LTE-Advanced Network Expansion for 

1000x Capacity 

Liang Hu, Laura Luque Sanchez, Aalborg University & NTT 

DOCOMO; Michal Maternia, Istvan Z. Kovacs, Benny Vejlgaard, 

Nokia Siemens Networks - Wroclaw, Poland; P. E. Mogensen, Nokia 

Siemens Networks, Aalborg; Hidekazu Taoka, DOCOMO 

Communications Labs Europe GmbH, Munich, Germany 


9D: High-speed Mobility Management 

Chair: Andreas Maeder, NEC Laboratories Europe, Germany 

1 Enhanced Spring Clustering in VANETs with 

Obstruction Considerations 

Leandros A. Maglaras, Dimitrios Katsaros, University of Thessaly 

2 Inter-Cell Interference Coordination for Highly Mobile 

Users in LTE-Advanced Systems 

Shady Khalifa, Haitham S. Hamza, Khaled Elsayed, Cairo University 

and Sysdsoft 

3 Position Assisted Coordinate HARQ in LTE Systems for 

High Speed Railway 

Wantuan Luo, Xuming Fang, Shasha Li, Yingying Xia, Southwest 

Jiaotong University 

4 TIGeR: A Traffic-Aware Intersection-Based 

Geographical Routing Protocol for Urban VANETs 

Rasool Tavakoli, Isfahan University of Technology; Majid Nabi, 

Eindhoven University of Technology 

5 Vehicular Relay Nodes for Cellular Deployments: Uplink 

Channel Modeling and Analysis 

Nadav Lavi, Jacob Scheim, General Motors 


9E: Channel Modeling and Estimation II 

Chair: Rui Dinis, Instituto Superior Tecnico, Portugal 

1 An Investigation on Number of Effective Taps for 

Multicarrier Schemes 

Alphan Sahin, University of South Florida; Sultan, Aldirmaz; Ismail 

Guvenc, Florida International University; Hüseyin Arslan, University 

of South Florida 

2 Analysis and Modeling for Train-Ground Wireless 

Wideband Channel of LTE on High-Speed Railway 

Min Zhao, Yanzhi Sun, Yu Deshui, Beijing University of Posts and 


3 Design and Analysis of Bit Selections in HARQ Algorithm 

for Hybrid FSO/RF Channels 

Javier Perez-Ramirez, Deva K. Borah, New Mexico State University 

4 Reliability of an IB-DFE in the Presence of Channel 

Estimation Errors 

Nuno Souto, ISCTE-IUL/Instituto de Telecomunicações; Rui Dinis, 

Universidade Nova de Lisboa; João Carlos Silva, ISCTE/Instituto de 


5 Rotation Invariant Subcarrier Mapping over DVB-T2 

Reserved Tones 

Stefano Rosati, EPFL; Enzo Alberto Candreva, Giovanni Emanuele 

Corazza, University of Bologna 


9F: In-Vehicular Communication and 

Communication Security 

Chair: Jerome Haerri, Institut Eurécom, Germany 

1 Electronic Decal: A Security Function Based on V2X 

Communication 

Peter Knapik, Volkswagen Group Research; Elmar Schoch, AUDI 

AG; Frank Kargl, University of Ulm 

2 Failure Detection in FlexRay Networks through 

Asymmetry Assessment 

Daniela Trombetti, Infineon Technologies AG; Stephan Frei, 

Technische Universität Dortmund; Magnus Maria Hell, Dieter 

Metzner, Infineon Technologies AG 

3 High Rate and High Multiplexing CAN by Short Pulse 

Line Codes 

Shingo Nitta, Daisuke Umehara, Koichiro Wakasugi, Kyoto Institute 

of Technology; Shinichi Ishiko, Toshiyasu Tsubouchi, AutoNetworks 

Technologies, Ltd. 

4 Multi-Carrier Medium Access Control for In-Vehicle 

Power Line Communication with Imperfect Sensing 

Amir Kenarsari-Anhari, Victor C. M. Leung, The University of 

British Columbia 

5 Stuck in Traffic (SiT) Attacks: A Framework for 

Identifying Stealthy Attacks That Cause Traffic 

Congestion 

Mina Guirguis, Texas State University; George Atia, University of 

Central Florida 


9G: Body Area, Underwater and Through-Wall 

Channels 

Chair: Claude Oestges, Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium 

1 First- and Second-Order Statistics of On-Body 

Propagation Channels 

Lingfeng Liu, Université catholique de Louvain; Philippe De 

Doncker, Université Libre de Bruxelles; Claude Oestges, Université 

catholique de Louvain (UCL) 

2 MIMO Capacity Analysis of Off-Body Radio Channels in 

a Street Environment 

Michal Mackowiak, Luis M. Correia, IST/INOV-INESC - Technical 


3 Signal Correlation and Power Imbalance in Dynamic On- 

Body Communications 

Carla Oliveira, Luis M. Correia, IST/INOV-INESC - Technical 


4 Simulation Model for Wideband Mobile-to-Mobile 

Underwater Fading Channels 

Bryan Blankenagel, Alenka Zajic, Georgia Institute of Technology 

5 Singular Value Decomposition and Akaike Information 

Criterion Based through Wall Image Enhancement 

Muhammad Mohsin Riaz, Abdul Ghafoor, National University of 

Sciences and Technology; Victor Sreeram, University of Western 

Australia 


9H: Routing and clustering in DTNs and VANETS 

Chair: Petros Spachos, University of Toronto, Canada 

1 A Cooperative Safety Zone Approach to Enhance the 

Performance of VANET Applications 

Muhammad Awais Javed, Jamil Khan, The University of Newcastle, 

Australia 

2 A Three-Dimensional Scenario Oriented Routing Protocol 

in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks 

Qin Lin, Changle Li, Xin Wang, Zhu Lina, Xidian University 

3 An Efficient Routing Algorithm Based on Social 

Awareness in DTNs 

Kun Wang, Huang Guo, Meng Wu, Zhen Yang, Nanjing University 

of Posts and Telecommunications; Yan Liu, Nanjing University of 

Technology 

4 Timer-Based Distributed Dissemination Protocols for 

VANETs and Their Interaction with MAC Layer 

Pierpaolo Salvo, Mario De Felice, Francesca Cuomo, Andrea 

Baiocchi, University of Roma La Sapienza; Izhak Rubin, UCLA 

5 User-Oriented Fuzzy Logic-Based Clustering Scheme for 

Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks 

Irina Tal, Gabriel-Miro Muntean, Dublin City University 


3rd International Workshop on Self-Organizing Networks 

(IWSON) 

1 An Evolved Mobility Robustness Optimization Algorithm 

for LTE Heterogeneous Networks 

Zhou Guohua, Huawei Technologies Sweden AB; Peter Legg, R&D 

center, Huawei Technologies Sweden AB 

2 Carrier Aggregation Based Interference Coordination for 

LTE-A Macro-Pico HetNet 

Jiang Huilin, Southeast University; Hao Wang, Southeast University 

& Uppsala University; Zhu Wenxiang, Zhihang Li, Pan Zhiwen, Nan 

Liu, Xiaohu You, Southeast University; Li Yang, Huawei 

3 Efficient, Dynamic Coordination of Request Batches in C- 

SON Systems 

Raphael Romeikat, University of Augsburg; Henning Sanneck, 

Nokia Siemens Networks GmbH & Co.KG; Tobias Bandh, TU 

München 

4 Inter-RAT MRO in 3GPP Rel.11: What Works, and 

What Does Not 

Bernhard Wegmann, Ahmed Awada, Krzysztof Kordybach, Nokia 

Siemens Networks; Ingo Viering, Nomor Research GmbH 

5 Minimizing Handover Performance Degradation Due to 

LTE Self Organized Mobility Load Balancing 

Stephen Mwanje, Ilmenau University of Technology; Andreas 

Mitschele-Thiel, Technische Universität Ilmenau 

6 Mobility Robustness Optimization in Enterprise LTE 

Femtocells 

Victor Buenestado, J.M. Ruiz-Avilés, Matías Toril, Salvador Luna 

Ramírez, University of Málaga. 

7 Multi-Layer Traffic Steering: RRC Idle Absolute 

Priorities & Potential Enhancements 

Panagiotis Fotiadis, Michele Polignano, Lucas Chavarria Gimenez, 

Aalborg University; Ingo Viering, Nomor Research GmbH; Cinzia 

Sartori, Andreas Lobinger, Klaus I. Pedersen, Nokia Siemens 

Networks 

8 On Heterogeneous Networks Mobility Robustness 

Kristina Zetterberg, Ericsson Research, Ericsson AB; Pradeepa 

Ramachandra, Fredrik Gunnarsson, Ericsson Research; Mehdi 

Amirijoo, Ericsson Research, Ericsson AB, Sweden; Stefan Wager, 

Torsten Dudda, Ericsson Research 

9 Self-Management for Unified Heterogeneous Radio 

Access Networks 

Remco Litjens, TNO ICT; Fredrik Gunnarsson, Ericsson Research; 

Berna Sayrac, France Telecom Orange Labs; Kathleen Spaey, iMinds 

- University of Antwerp; Colin Willcock, Nokia Siemens Networks; 

Andreas Eisenblätter, Atesio GmbH; Beatriz Gonzalez Rodriguez, 

Telefonica Investigacion y Desarrollo SA; Thomas Kürner, 

Technische Universitaet Braunschweig 

10 SON Coordination in a Unified Management Framework 

Kostas Tsagkaris, Nikos Koutsouris, Panagiotis Demestichas, 

University of Piraeus; Richard Combes, Zwi Altman, Orange Labs 

11 Surrogate Based Centralized SON: Application to 

Interference Mitigation in LTE-A HetNets 

Yasir Khan, Orange Labs; Berna Sayrac, France Telecom Orange 

Labs; Eric Moulines, Telecom ParisTech 

Mobile and Wireless Communication Systems for 2020 and 

beyond 

1 5GNOW: Challenging the LTE Design Paradigms of 

Orthogonality and Synchronicity 

Gerhard Wunder, Heinrich Hertz Institut Berlin; Martin Kasparick, 

Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute; Stephan ten Brink, Alcatel- 

Lucent Bell Labs; Frank Schaich, Thorsten Wild, Bell Labs, Alcatel- 

Lucent; Ivan Simões Gaspar, Eckhard Ohlmer, Technische 

Universität Dresden; Stefan Krone, Nicola Michailow, Ainoa 

Navarro, TU Dresden; Gerhard Fettweis, Technische Universität 

Dresden; Dimitri Kténas, Vincent Berg, CEA-LETI MINATEC; 

Marcin Dryjanski, Slawomir Pietrzyk, IS-Wireless; Bertalan Eged, 

National Instruments, Hungary 

2 An Improved Model of LTE Random Access Channel 

Evgeny, Osipov; Laurynas Riliskis, Albin Eldstål-Damlin, Luleå 

University of Technology; Michael Burakov, Mats Nordberg, Min 

Wang, Ericsson Research 

3 Complexity Reduction Strategy for RAID in Multi-User 

Relay Systems 

Florian Lenkeit, Dirk Wübben, Armin Dekorsy, University of 

Bremen 

4 Dynamic Demand Control with Differentiated QoS in 

User-in-the-Loop Controlled Cellular Networks 

Rainer Schoenen, RWTH Aachen University; Halim Yanikomeroglu, 

Carleton University 

5 Future Wireless Communications 

Robert Baldemair, Erik Dahlman, Ericsson Research; Kumar 

Balachandran, Ericsson Inc; Stefan Parkvall, Ericsson Research; 

Yngve Selén, Ericcson Research; Gabor Fodor, Ericsson Research; 

Tim Irnich, Ericsson; Hugo Tullberg, Ericsson Research 

6 Multihop Relaying for Local Area Access 

Olav Tirkkonen, Aalto University; Eeva Lähetkangas, Nokia 

Siemens Networks; Kari Pajukoski, Nokia-Siemens Networks, Oulu, 

Finland; Esa Tiirola, Nokia Siemens Networks; Ilkka Harjula, VTT 

â€“ Technical Research Centre of Finland 

7 Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access (NOMA) for Cellular 

Future Radio Access 

Yuya Saito, NTT docomo, INC.; Yoshihisa Kishiyama, NTT 

DoCoMo, Inc.; Anass Benjebbour, NTT DOCOMO, INC.; Takehiro 

Nakamura, NTT DoCoMo, Inc.; Anxin Li, DOCOMO Beijing 

Communications Laboratories Co., Ltd; Kenichi Higuchi, Tokyo 

University of Science 

8 Overview of Faster-Than-Nyquist for Future Mobile 


Marwa El Hefnawy, Hidekazu Taoka, DOCOMO Communications 

Labs Europe 

9 Spatial Degrees of Freedom in Small Cells: Measurements 

with Large Antenna Arrays 

Volker Jungnickel, Fraunhofer Insitute; Armin Brylka, Fraunhofer 

Heinrich-Hertz-Institut; Udo Krueger, Fraunhofer Inst / HHI; Milan 

Narandzic, Martin Kaeske, Markus Landmann, Reiner Thomä, 


10 Street-Specific Handover Optimization for Vehicular 

Terminals in Future Cellular Networks 

Zhe Ren, Peter Fertl, BMW; Qi Liao, Federico Penna, Fraunhofer 

Institute for Telecommunications Heinrich Hertz Institute; Slawomir 

Stanczak, Fraunhofer German-Sino Lab for Mobile Communications 

11 The Foundation of the Mobile and Wireless 

Communications System for 2020 and Beyond: 

Challenges, Enablers and Technology Solutions 

Afif Osseiran, Ericsson Research; Volker Braun, Bell Labs, Alcatel- 

Lucent; Hidekazu Taoka, DOCOMO Communications Labs Europe 

GmbH, Munich, Germany; Patrick Marsch, Nokia Siemens 

Networks; Hans Schotten, University of Kaiserslautern; Hugo 

Tullberg, Ericsson Research; Mikko Uusitalo, Nokia; Malte 

Schellmann, Huawei Technologies Duesseldorf GmbH 


5 th IEEE International Symposium on 

Wireless Vehicular Communications 

Final Program 

2 – 3 June 2013 

Dresden, Germany

Welcome from the WiVeC Organizing Committee 

It is our pleasure to welcome all attendees to the 5 th 

IEEE International Symposium on Wireless Vehicular 

Communications (IEEE WiVeC2013). 

After successful WiVeC symposia in 2007 

(Baltimore), 2008 (Calgary), 2010 (Taipei), and 2011 

(San Francisco), the 5th IEEE WiVeC symposium 

takes place in Dresden on June 2-3, 2013. The 

symposium is co-located with the 2013 IEEE 77 th 

Vehicular Technology Conference VTC2013-Spring. 

We have selected 26 high-quality papers for oral and 

poster presentations from the 55 submissions, 

showcasing novel ideas and recent trends in this 

continuously maturing area. Topics cover a broad 

range of wireless vehicular communication: from 

antennas to applications. In addition, three demos are 

exhibited: Ulm University demonstrates real-time 

audio transmission in mobile ad hoc networks, 

University of Kassel showcases traffic signal 

information on smartphones transmitted using 

infrastructure-to-vehicle communication and the 

partners of the PRESERVE project demonstrate that 

their advanced system leads to secure communication 

in vehicular networks. 

Organising Committee 

Technical Program Committee 

Further, two distinguished speakers give keynotes at 

WiVeC2013: Prof. Ralf Guido Herrtwich, Daimler, 

talks about driver assistance systems based on 

vehicular communications. Prof. Hannes Hartenstein, 

KIT, discusses the question why vehicular 

communication is (still) challenging. This topic is 

continued by the WiVeC panel that further elaborates 

on the cycle of research - deployment - research. 

We would like to thank all authors who submitted 

their work to WiVeC2013 as well as all 40 members of 

the TPC for providing timely and high quality reviews. 

We are grateful to the publicity chair Björn 

Schünemann and demonstration chair Oliver Sawade. 

Finally, our thanks go to the VTS and the local VTC 

organizers, and in particular Javier Gozalves, for 

guidance and support. 

We look forward to welcoming you to WiVeC2013 

in Dresden, an exciting German city where industry 

meets academia! 

Thomas Benz, Ilja Radusch, Andreas Festag and 


IEEE WiVeC General & TPC Co-Chairs 

Ilja Radusch (General Co-Chair) 

Thomas Benz (General Co-Chair) 

Elisabeth Uhlemann (TPC Co-Chair) 

Andreas Festag (TPC Co-Chair) 

Björn Schünemann (Publicity Chair) 

J. R. Cruz (Finance Chair) 

Oliver Sawade (Demonstration Chair) 

Co-Chairs Elisabeth Uhlemann Halmstad University 

Andreas Festag NEC Laboratories Europe 

Members 

Paul Alexander, Cohda Wireless, Australia 

Fan Bai, General Motors, USA 

Jeremy Blum, Penn State University, USA 

Qi Chen, Mercedes-Benz Research & Development North 

America, Inc., USA 

Wai Chen, Telcordia, USA 

Stefan Dietzel, University of Twente, Netherlands 

Esteban Egea Lopez, Universidad Politecnica de 

Cartagena, Spain 

Carla Fabiana Chiasserini, Politecnico di Torino, Italy 

Yaser P. Fallah, West Virginia University, USA 

Alex Grant, University of South Australia, Australia 

Jérôme Härri, EURECOM, France 

Mahbub Hassan, University of New South Wales, Australia 

Geert Heijenk, University of Twente, Netherlands 

Daniel Jiang, Mercedes, Benz Research & Development 

North America, Inc., USA 

Magnus Jonsson, Halmstad University, Sweden 

Frank Kargl, University of Twente, The Netherlands 

John Kenney, Toyota InfoTechnology Center, USA 

Hariharan Krishnan, General Motors, USA 

Tim Leinmueller, DENSO AUTOMOTIVE Deutschland 

GmbH, Germany 

Victor Leung, University of British Columbia, Canada 

Martin Mauve, Heinrich Heine University, Germany 

Christoph F. Mecklenbräuker, Technische Universität 

Wien, Austria 

Jens Mittag, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany 

HyunSeo Oh, ETRI, South Korea 

Lars Rasmussen, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden 

Rene Rembarz, Ericsson Research, Germany 

Björn Scheuermann, Heinrich Heine University, 

Düsseldorf, Germany 

Elmar Schoch, Volkswagen AG, Germany 

Miguel Sepulcre, University Miguel Hernández of Elche, 

Spain 

Christoph Sommer, University of Innsbruck, Austria 

Erik G. Ström, Chalmers University of Technology, 

Sweden 

Tessa Tielert, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany 

Andrea Tomatis, Hitachi Europe, France 

Fredrik Tufvesson, Lund University, Sweden 

Shahrokh Valaee, University of Toronto, Canada 

Alexey Vinel, Tampere University of Technology, Finland 

Tomotaka Wada, Kansai University, Japan 

Andre Weimerskirch, escrypt Inc., USA 

Lars Wolf, TU Braunschweig, Germany 

Weihua Zhuang, University of Waterloo, Canada 


Reviewers 

Khadige Abboud 

Francesco Alesiani 

Paul Alexander 

Natalya An 

Fan Bai 

Gaurav Bansal 

Jeremy Blum 

Carlo Borgiattino 

Alireza Borhani 

Lutz Breyer 

Stefan Dietzel 

Esteban Egea Lopez 

Carla Fabiana Chiasserini 

Yaser P. Fallah 

Andreas Festag 

Juan Bautista Tomás 

Gabarrón 

Tristan Gaugel 

Maria Goleva 

Fabrizio Granelli 

Alex Grant 

Donald Grimm 

Jérôme Härri 

Geert Heijenk 

Chih-Wei Hsu 

Stefan Joerer 

Magnus Jonsson 

Georgios Karagiannis 

Frank Kargl 

John Kenney 

Peter Knapik 

Markus Koegel 

Hariharan Krishnan 

Tim Leinmueller 

Victor C. M. Leung 

Lan Lin 

Jaime Lloret 

Rongxing Lu 

Martin Mauve 

Plenary 

Christoph F. 

Mecklenbräuker 

Jens Mittag 

Neda Nasiriani 

HyunSeo Oh 

Lars Rasmussen 

Massimo Reineri 

Rene Rembarz 

Florian Schaub 

Björn Scheuermann 

Elmar Schoch 

Miguel Sepulcre 

Kaveh Shafiee 

Christoph Sommer 

Daniel Stancil 

Erik Ström 

Amin Tahmasbi- 

Sarvestani 

Tessa Tielert 

Julian Timpner 

Andrea Tomatis 

Fredrik Tufvesson 


Shahrokh Valaee 

Martijn van Eenennaam 

Rens van der Heijden 

Alexey Vinel 

Tomotaka Wada 

Andre Weimerskirch 

Bjoern Wiedersheim 

Lars Wolf 

Kainam Thomas Wong 

Nikola Zahariev 

Tetiana Zinchenko 

Sunday 2 June 2013 13.45 – 15.00 Konferenz 2 

Why is Vehicular (still) Challenging? 

Unresolved issues and future directions in WiVeC research 

Hannes Hartenstein, Decentralized Systems & Network Services, Karlsruhe Inst. of Technology 

Hannes Hartenstein is a professor for decentralized systems 

and network services at the Karlsruhe Institute of 

Technology (KIT), Germany, and executive director of the 

KIT Steinbuch Centre for Computing. Prior to joining KIT 

(University of Karlsruhe), he was a senior research staff 

member with NEC Europe. He was active in various projects 

on wireless vehicular communications, for example in 

Fleetnet, Network on Wheels, PRE-DRIVE-V2X, and is 

currently active within the EU FP7 DRIVE-C2X. Together 

with Kenneth Laberteaux he edited the book "VANET - 

Vehicular Applications and Inter-Networking Technologies" 

(Wiley, 2010). His research interests include mobile 

networks, virtual networks, and IT management.. 

Monday 3 June 2013 15.30 – 16.30 Konferenz 2 

When Driver Assistance Meets Vehicular Communications 

Ralf Guido Herrtwich, Director Driver Assistance & Chassis Systems, Daimler AG 

Prof. Dr. Ralf Guido Herrtwich is Director of Driver 

Assistance and Chassis Systems Group Research and 

Advanced Engineering for Daimler AG. 

He studied computer science at the Technical University 

of Berlin and was a research fellow at the International 

Computer Science Institute at the University of California in 

Berkeley. From 1990 to 1995 he worked for IBM Germany 

in Heidelberg and IBM Europe in Paris in the areas of 

multimedia systems and e-business. Until 1998 he was with 

RWE AG in Essen, a major German utilities company, 

where he was responsible for product development and 

international operations of the RWE telecommunications 

subsidiaries RWE Telliance and o.tel.o communications. In 

Panel Session 

this function, he also served as board member of Aliatel, 

RWE’s Czech telecommunications start-up. 

From 1998 to 2009 Prof. Dr. Herrtwich’s work at Daimler 

focuses on next-generation multimedia, telecommunication 

and navigation systems for all vehicle brands of the Group. 

Since end of 2009 he is responsible for electronic security 

and comfort innovations at Daimler. His research teams are 

located in Böblingen and Ulm in Germany as well as in Palo 

Alto, California. 

In 2006 he founded the Daimler Center for Automotive 

Information Technology Innovations (DCAITI) as an An- 

Institute at TU Berlin. Also he serves as board member of 

the European Center for Information and Communication 

Technologies (EICT) at the Technical University of Berlin. 

Monday 3 June 2013, 15:30–17:30 Konferenz 2 

VANETs – From research to initial deployment – what comes next? 

Moderator: Andreas Festag 

TU Dresden, Germany 

Panelists: Oliver Klemp BMW Forschung und Technik GmbH, Germany 

Christoph Mecklenbräuker Technische Universität Wien, Austria 

Falko Dressler 

University of Innsbruck, Austria 

John Kenney 

TOYOTA InfoTechnology Center, USA 

Vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs) have been subject of research for more than a decade now. 

Standardization development organizations in Europe and North America have already released an initial 

set of VANET standards. Field operation tests are currently being carried out. Industry consortia are now 

planning deployment of the first basic system. Based on different viewpoints and experiences from 

recent research studies, field trials and the ongoing standardization process, the panel will discuss the 

remaining and next steps towards full deployment and aims to conclude on the coming key research 

questions. The panel with prominent speakers from academia as well as industry covers radio, 

communication protocols, applications and security. 


Andreas Festag received a diploma degree (1996) and Ph.D. 

(2003) in Electrical Engineering from the Technical 

University Berlin. As researcher, he worked with the 

Telecommunication Networks Group (TKN) at Technical 

University Berlin, Heinrich-Hertz-Institute (HHI) in Berlin 

and NEC Laboratories in Heidelberg, where he lastly had the 

position of a Chief Researcher. Since 2013 he is research 

group leader at the Technical University Dresden, Vodafone 

chair Mobile Communication Systems. Andreas has worked 

on various research projects for wireless and mobile 

communication networks and published more than 50 papers 

in journals, conference proceedings and workshops. His 

research is concerned with architecture, design and 

performance evaluation of wireless and mobile 

communication systems and protocols, in the past years with 

a focus on vehicular communication and Intelligent 

Transportation Systems (ITS). He actively contributes to the 

CAR-2-CAR Communication Consortium and to ETSI 

Technical Committee ITS. He is senior member of IEEE. 

Oliver Klemp received his Dipl.-Ing. degree in 2002 and 

the Dr.-Ing. degree in 2007 (with distinction), both in 

Electrical Engineering from Leibniz University of Hannover. 

His principal research interests included antenna systems and 

electronics for MIMO wireless communications, signal 

processing in multiple antenna configurations and ultrawideband 

communications. Dr. Klemp joined Delphi Delco 

Electronics Europe GmbH in 2006 as a research engineer for 

antennas and receivers in the area of digital satellite radio 

systems. From 2007 through 2010 he worked as a product 

line architect and project manager in advanced engineering 

and series development with focus on antennas and 

transceivers for Vehicle-to-X communications and 

automotive infotainment systems. In 2010, Oliver Klemp 

joined BMW Group Research and Technology as a research 

specialist and project manager in the area of vehicle-centric 

communications with focus on Intelligent Transportation 

Systems (ITS). 

From 2007 through 2011 Dr. Klemp also held a position 

as an external lecturer for electromagnetic wave propagation 

and RF circuits and systems at the Institute of High 

Frequency Technology and Radio Systems at Leibniz 

University of Hannover. 

Dr. Klemp was awarded with a Gerotron Innovation 

Award in 2005 and is the recipient of the Scientific Award of 

the City of Hannover in 2008. He has authored or coauthored 

more than 50 papers in international journals and 

conferences and is co-author of the COST 2100 book 

“Pervasive Mobile and Ambient Wireless Communications”. 

Oliver Klemp is a member of the IEEE, the German 

Electrotechnical Association (VDE), COST IC 1004 and the 

Car-2-Car Communication Consortium. 

Christoph Mecklenbräuker was born in Darmstadt, 

Germany, in 1967. He received the Dipl-Ing. degree in 

Electrical Engineering from Vienna University of 

Technology in 1992 and the Dr.-Ing. degree from Ruhr- 

University of Bochum in 1998, respectively. His doctoral 

thesis was awarded with the Gert Massenberg Prize. 

From 1997-2000, he worked for the Mobile Networks 

Radio department of Siemens AG Austria where he 

participated in the European framework of ACTS 90 

FRAMES. He was a delegate to the Third Generation 

Partnership Project (3GPP) and engaged in the 

standardisation of the radio access network for UMTS. 

Since June 2000, he was a senior researcher at the 

Telecommunications Research Center Vienna (ftw.) in the 

field of mobile communications, key researcher since 

November 2002, and proxy since July 2003. Between 2006 

and 2009, he coordinated the Sixth Framework project 

“Multiple-Access Space-Time Coding Testbed” (MASCOT) 

on behalf of ftw. He leads the Special Interest Group on 

mobile-to-mobile communications within COST Action 

2100 Pervasive Mobile and Ambient Wireless 

Communications. 

In 2006, he joined the Institute of Communications and 

Radio Frequency Engineering at Vienna University of 

Technology as a full professor. Since July 2009, he leads the 

newly founded Christian Doppler Laboratory for Wireless 

Technologies for Sustainable Mobility. His current research 

interests include radio interfaces for future peer-to-peer 

networks (car-to-car communications, personal area 

networks, and wireless sensor networks), ultra-wideband 

radio (UWB) and MIMO-OFDM based transceivers (UMTS 

long term evolution, WiMax, and 4G). 

Christoph Mecklenbräuker is a member of the IEEE, the 

Antennas and Propagation Society, the Vehicular 

Technology society, the Signal Processing society, and 

EURASIP. He is the councilor of the IEEE Student Branch 

Wien. He is associate editor of the EURASIP Journal of 

Applied Signal Processing. 

Falko Dressler is a Full Professor for Computer Science 

and head of the Computer and Communication Systems 

Group at the Institute of Computer Science, University of 

Innsbruck. He is an Editor for journals such as Elsevier Ad 

Hoc Networks, ACM/Springer Wireless Networks 

(WINET), and Elsevier Nano Communication Networks. He 

was Guest Editor of special issues on self-organization, 

autonomic networking, and bio-inspired communication for 

IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications (JSAC), 

Elsevier Ad Hoc Networks, and others. Dr. Dressler is an 

IEEE Distinguished Lecturer in the fields of inter-vehicular 

communication, self-organization, and bio-inspired and 

nano-networking. He is a Senior Member of the IEEE as 

well as a Senior Member of ACM. He is actively 

participating in the IETF standardization. His research 

activities are focused on adaptive wireless networking and 

self-organization methods with applications in wireless ad 

hoc and sensor networks, inter-vehicular communication, 

bio-inspired and nano-networking, and network security. 

John Kenney is a Senior Research Manager at the Toyota 

InfoTechnology Center in Mountain View California, where 

he leads a vehicular networking research team. His research 

interests include wireless protocols at the MAC and Physical 

layers, congestion control, performance optimization and 

security. He represents Toyota in the CAMP VSC 

consortium and in international standards organizations 

including IEEE, SAE, and ETSI. He holds a Bachelor’s 

degree and Ph.D. from Notre Dame and a Master’s from 

Stanford. Prior to his work for Toyota his research interests 

included high speed Internet switches, QoS, and adaptive 

systems. 

VTC Opening Plenary 

WiVeC attendees are invited to the VTC2013-Spring opening plenary on Monday, 3 June, from 8.00 – 10.00 in 

Saal 1-2. Full details can be found on Page 16. 


WiVeC Technical Sessions 

Sunday 2 June 10:30-12:00 Konferenz 2 

11W: Antennas, Wireless Channel and 

Physical Layer 

Chair: Elisabeth Uhlemann, Halmstad University, Sweden 

1 Large MISO Beamforming for High Speed Vehicles 

Using Separate Receive & Training Antennas 

Dinh Thuy Phan Huy, Orange; Maryline Helard, INSA (rennes) 

2 Leveraging Diverse Propagation and Context for 

Multi-Modal Vehicular Applications 

Pengfei Cui, Hui Liu, Jialin He, Southern Methodist University; 

Onur Altintas, Rama Vuyyuru, Toyota InfoTechnology Center; 

Dinesh Rajan, Joseph Camp, Southern Methodist University 

3 Measurements Based Channel Characterization for 

Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communications at Merging Lanes 

on Highway 

Taimoor Abbas, Lund University; Laura Bernadó, ftw. 

Forschungszentrum Telekommunikation Wien; Andreas Thiel, 

Delphi Delco Electronics Europe; Christoph F. Mecklenbräuker, 

Technische Universität Wien; Fredrik Tufvesson, Lund University 

4 Real-World Measurements-Based Evaluation of IEEE 

802.11p System Performance 

Veronika Shivaldova, Christoph Mecklenbräuker, Vienna 



12W: Network and MAC Layer 

Chair: Andreas Festag, NEC Laboratories Europe, Germany 

1 Achieving Weighted-Fairness in Message Rate-Based 

Congestion Control for DSRC Systems 

Gaurav Bansal, John Kenney, Toyota Info Technology Center 

2 An Infrastructure Enhanced Geographic Routing 

Protocol for Urban Vehicular Environments 

Aisling O'Driscoll, Dirk Pesch, Cork Institute of Technology 

3 Impact of Neighbor Awareness at the MAC Layer in a 

Vehicular Ad-Hoc Network (VANET) 

Marthinus Booysen, Stellenbosch University; Sherali Zeadally, 

University of the District of Columbia; Gert-Jan van Rooyen, 

Stellenbosch University 

4 MAC Contention Distributions for Efficient Geo- 

Routing in Vehicular Networks 

Carolina Garcia-Costa, Esteban Egea Lopez, Joan García Haro, 

Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena 


13W: Security and Applications 

Chair: Ilja Radusch, Fraunhofer FOKUS, Germany 

1 Relevance Estimation of Cooperative Awareness 

Messages in VANETs 

Jakob Breu, Daimler AG; Michael Menth, University of 

Tübingen 

2 A Trust Model for Vehicular Network-Based Incident 

Reports 

Cong Liao, Jian Chang, University of Pennsylvania; Krishna K. 

Venkatasubramanian, Worcester Polytechnic Institute; Insup Lee, 

University of Pennsylvania 

3 Automatic Generation of Intersection Topologies 

Using Numerous GPS Traces 

Andreas von Eichhorn, Peter Zahn, BMW Group Research and 

Technology; Dieter Schramm, University of Duisburg-Essen 

4 High-Coverage Internet Radio 

Thorsten Hehn, Urs Thürmann, Volkswagen AG; Benjamin 

Jakob Zimmermann, Autovision GmbH; Lars Wischhof, Munich 

University of Applied Sciences; Frank Oldewurtel, Audi AG 


14Wa: WiVeC Posters 

1 A Robust System for Visible Light Communication 

Alin Cailean, Barthélemy Cagneau, Luc Chassagne, Suat Topsu, 

Yasser Alayli, Université de Versailles; Mihai Dimian, Stefan cel 

Mare University 

2 An Approach for Measuring V2X Infrastructure 

Communication Coverage and Signal Quality 

Tobias Frankiewicz, Meike Berghaus, Frank Köster, German 

Aerospace Center (DLR) 

3 Channel Information Estimation for Error Correcting 

Code in Road-to-Vehicle Visible Light Communication 

Systems 

Hiraku Okada, Nagoya University; Shinnosuke Misawa, Saitama 

University; Takaya Yamazato, Toshiaki Fujii, Nagoya 

University; Tomohiro Yendo, Nagaoka University of Technology 

4 Combining Adaptive Junction Control with 

Simultaneous Green-Light-Optimal-Speed-Advisory 

Jakob Erdmann, Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. 

5 Cooperative Glare Reduction Using V2V Radio 

Technology 

Torsten Steiner, Karsten Roscher, Josef Jiru, Fraunhofer ESK 

6 Design and Performance Analysis of an IEEE 802.15.4 

V2P Pedestrian Protection System 

Andreas Lewandowski, Stefan Boecker, Volker Köster, Christian 

Wietfeld, Dortmund University of Technology 

7 Efficient Packet Relay Scheme with Payload 

Combining for ITS V2V Communications 

Le Tien Trien, Hideki Sugawara, Huiting Cheng, Yasushi 

Yamao, University of Electro-Communications (UEC Tokyo) 

8 Interpixel Interference Cancellation Method for Roadto-Vehicle 

Visible Light Communication 

Tatsuya Kasashima, Takaya Yamazato, Hiraku Okada, Toshiaki 

Fujii, Nagoya University; Tomohiro Yendo, Nagaoka University 

of Technology; Shintaro Arai, Kagawa National College of 

Technology 

9 Improving Rescue Information Using C2C and C2I 

Communication 

Wolf A. Heidrich, Dominique Seydel, Christian Prehofer, 

Fraunhofer Institute for Communication Systems ESK 

10 Radio Hardware In-the-Loop Emulation for Testing 

Vehicular Communication Systems 

Norman Franchi, Fischer, Robert Weigel, University Erlangen- 

Nuremberg 

11 Vehicle2X Data Preprocessing for Safety Functions 

Richard Scherping, Ulrich Stählin, Continental; Torsten Bertram, 

Technische Universität Dortmund 

12 Where to Get a Charged EV Battery: A Route to 

Follow as if It Were Your Own Advice 

Francesco Malandrino, Claudio Casetti, Carla Fabiana 

Chiasserini, Politecnico di Torino; Massimo Reineri, Istituto 

Superiore Mario Boella (ISMB) 


14Wb: WiVeC Demos 

1 Real-time Audio Transmission in Mobile Adhoc 

Networks 

Florian Pregizer, Ulm University; Hannes Klee, Ulm University 

2 Route-related traffic signal information on 

Smartphones using I2VCommunication 

Felix Rudolph, Robert Hoyer, University of Kassel 

3 Secure Communication in Vehicular Networks: 

PRESERVE VSS Kit 1 Demo 

Marcello Lagana, KTH - Kungliga Tekniska högskolan; Michael 

Feiri, University of Twente; Michel Sall, Trialog; Mirko Lange, 

Escrypt; Andrea Tomatis, Hitachi Europe S.A.S; Panos 

Papadimitratos, KTH; Jonathan Petit, University of Twente

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