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Innovative research ideas and proposals by PhD students and young researchers
Innovative ideas in the form of conference papers have been submitted by PhD students and young researchers. Ideas have been reviewed by the school evaluation board (members are listed below). 5 accepted ideas have been included in the program and presented on the "SatCom Innovation day“ (September 9, 2011).
“Fundamental Capacity Trends of Multibeam Satellite Communication Systems”
D. Christopoulos, P.-D. Arapoglou, B. Ottersten, University of Luxembourg
“Satellite Wireless Sensor Assisted Network SWAN”
I. Thibault, F. Lombardo, University of Bologna, Italy
“Analysis of Link Layer Reliability Schemes over a Bursty Erasure Channel”
N. Kuhn, J. Lacan, E. Lochin, ISAE - TeSA, France; L. Clarac, C. Bes, CNES, France
“Distribution of an Object with Efficient Retransmission”
M. Muhammad, DLR, Germany
“PHY-SES: A Physical Layer Smart Early Selector Algorithm for Improving Video Streaming over GEO Satellite”
B. Azarbad, A. Sali, B.M. Ali, University Putra Malaysia, Malaysia; H.A. Karim, Multimedia University, Malaysia.
All the ideas have been quite interesting and it has been very difficult to select one winner. The best idea was “Satellite Wireless Sensor Assisted Network SWAN”, presented by
I. Thibault, F. Lombardo, University of Bologna, Italy.
Evaluation Board Members:
Franco Davoli, Consorzio Nazionale Interunivers. per le Telecomunicazioni (CNIT), Italy
Tomaso de Cola, Institute of Communications and Navigation (DLR), Germany
Riccardo de Gaudenzi, ESA-ESTEC, The Netherlands
Barry Evans, University of Surrey, Centre for Communication Systems Research (UniS), UK
Erina Ferro, Italian National Research Council (CNR-ISTI), Italy
Giovanni Giambene, Consorzio Nazionale Interunivers. per le Telecomunicazioni (CNIT), Italy
Y. Fun Hu, University of Bradford, UK
Takis Mathiopoulos, National Observatory of Athens, Greece
Alessandro Vanelli-Coralli, University of Bologna, Italy
Innovative ideas in the form of conference papers have been submitted by PhD students and young researchers. Ideas have been reviewed by the school evaluation board (members are listed below). 5 accepted ideas have been included in the program and presented on the "SatCom Innovation day“ (September 9, 2011).
“Fundamental Capacity Trends of Multibeam Satellite Communication Systems”
D. Christopoulos, P.-D. Arapoglou, B. Ottersten, University of Luxembourg
“Satellite Wireless Sensor Assisted Network SWAN”
I. Thibault, F. Lombardo, University of Bologna, Italy
“Analysis of Link Layer Reliability Schemes over a Bursty Erasure Channel”
N. Kuhn, J. Lacan, E. Lochin, ISAE - TeSA, France; L. Clarac, C. Bes, CNES, France
“Distribution of an Object with Efficient Retransmission”
M. Muhammad, DLR, Germany
“PHY-SES: A Physical Layer Smart Early Selector Algorithm for Improving Video Streaming over GEO Satellite”
B. Azarbad, A. Sali, B.M. Ali, University Putra Malaysia, Malaysia; H.A. Karim, Multimedia University, Malaysia.
All the ideas have been quite interesting and it has been very difficult to select one winner. The best idea was “Satellite Wireless Sensor Assisted Network SWAN”, presented by
I. Thibault, F. Lombardo, University of Bologna, Italy.
Evaluation Board Members:
Franco Davoli, Consorzio Nazionale Interunivers. per le Telecomunicazioni (CNIT), Italy
Tomaso de Cola, Institute of Communications and Navigation (DLR), Germany
Riccardo de Gaudenzi, ESA-ESTEC, The Netherlands
Barry Evans, University of Surrey, Centre for Communication Systems Research (UniS), UK
Erina Ferro, Italian National Research Council (CNR-ISTI), Italy
Giovanni Giambene, Consorzio Nazionale Interunivers. per le Telecomunicazioni (CNIT), Italy
Y. Fun Hu, University of Bradford, UK
Takis Mathiopoulos, National Observatory of Athens, Greece
Alessandro Vanelli-Coralli, University of Bologna, Italy
SatNEx III - Summer School 2011, Siena, Italy, 5-9 September 2011
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