The wireless spectrum is a crucial resource for diverse applications, including mobile broadband, weather forecasting, astronomy, and space exploration. However, the growing demand for spectrum has led to congestion and conflicts between services, causing harmful interference. Additionally, out-of-band emissions from commercial systems operating close to protected radio astronomy bands are both costly to mitigate and potentially catastrophic to sensitive receivers.
Unlocking the potential of next-generation wireless systems while preserving spectrum for scientific advancements requires efficient spectrum sharing and innovative management approaches. Authorizing and operating these systems will require new and innovative techniques that can provide real-time coordination, control, and enforcement in highly dynamic environments. Furthermore, these systems must coexist with users who have stringent interference limitations.
Our workshop aims to explore the current state-of-the-art in research related to spectrum coexistence between active and passive spectrum users. Specific topics of interest include experimental zones and sites (e.g., National Radio Quiet Zones (NRQZ), Testbeds and Innovation Zones), advanced spectrum measurement and management techniques, spectrum and propagation measurement and models, and techniques for coordination or sharing between active and passive users, including terrestrial and airborne.
EDAS Submission: Now Open!
Authors will be given 3 minutes for a lightning talk and will then participate in an interactive session from 10:45AM to 12:30PM, where they can present their papers in more detail. To prepare for these presentations, we ask you for the following.
Send us a brief presentation, no more than three slides, of your lightning talk. To ensure we run on time, we will be running all lightning talk presentations from the organizers' computer.
Deadline: please, send your lightning talk slides by end of day on Friday, June 7th.
Prepare a talk for the interactive session following the instructions on the IEE ICC main site: https://icc2024.ieee-icc.org/authors/instructions-presenters.
What: Workshop on Catalyzing Spectrum Sharing via Passive/Active Coexistence
When: Sunday, 09 June, 8:30 - 10:15 AM
Where: Plaza Court 6/Concourse Level
Website: https://sites.google.com/view/ieee-icc-catalyzing-workshop24
Deadline: Email lightning talk slides by EOD Friday, June 7th.