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Dear colleagues,
Due to frequent requests, the submission deadline to the coming special
issue of IEEE WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE in DYNAMIC SPECTRUM
MANAGEMENT IN WIRELESS NETWORKS has been extended to January 31. Please
see the CFP below.
Regards,
Guest editors
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CALL FOR PAPERS:
IEEE Wireless Communications Magazine
Dynamic Spectrum Management in Wireless Networks
Dynamic Spectrum Management (DSM) is expected to be a key technology in
addressing the spectrum scarcity problem. To be effective DSM requires
new techniques and technologies to provide the necessary intelligence
and adaptation for mutually beneficial cooperation and coexistence of
multiple wireless networks. Some of these techniques are known under
the Cognitive Radio, where environment-aware unlicensed wireless devices
can share the spectrum with other licensed networks without degrading
their performance. Possessing this cognition capability, these devices
have an open eye on their operation to avoid unmanageable interference
on the nodes of other networks.
This coexistence can happen either when the primary network, as the
owner of spectrum, makes decision to charter the spectrum to the so
called secondary network based on a mutual agreement. Or, when the
secondary network accesses the spectrum opportunistically. This goal,
inconceivable in the past, is shown to be feasible due to recent
advances in multiplicity of research disciplines involved, ranging from
adaptive signal processing and spectral estimation techniques to power
control and cooperative communications.
While some initial steps toward the implementation of Dynamic Spectrum
Management concepts have already been taken, there are still challenges
which need to be tackled before their full potential can be achieved.
This special issue aims to consolidate the recent developments and
advances in the area of Dynamic Spectrum Management wireless networks.
The articles describing original research and development,
implementation and validation related to both commercial and military as
well as survey articles related to the area are solicited. The topics of
interest include but are not limited to the following within the context
of Dynamic Spectrum Management and cognitive radio:
* Spectrum management (sensing and sharing)
* Multiple access for multi-user systems
* Secure spectrum sensing and access control
* Spectrum management in the presence of jamming
* Spectrum underlay and overlay
* SDR-enabled systems
* Modeling of spectrum sharing
* Interference characterization
* Design tradeoffs in dynamic spectrum sharing
* Cooperative communication approaches
* Spectrum sharing among licensed networks
* MAC and Routing protocols
* Cross-layer design
* Multi-hop
* Information theoretic aspects of spectrum sharing
* Work related to standardization, (e.g., IEEE 802.22, etc.)
Submission Procedure
For manuscript submission, authors should follow the IEEE Wireless
Communications Magazine manuscript format described in the "Information
for Authors" at
http://www.comsoc.org/livepubs/pci/info/sub_guidelines.html. Prospective
authors should submit unpublished papers to ababaei@gmu.edu according to
the following timetable.
Schedule
Manuscript Submission: January 31, 2010
Acceptance Notification: March 15, 2010
Final Manuscript: April 16, 2010
Publication Date: August 2010
Guest Editors:
Dr. Alireza Babaei, Communications and Networking Lab (CNL), George
Mason University, US (ababaei@gmu.edu)
Prof. Jinwoo Park, Korea University, Korea
Prof. Veronique Veque, University of Paris IX, France
Gautam Trivedi, NRL, US
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