The IEEE International Symposium on Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks (DySPAN) is a unique conference that mixes technology and policy issues, thereby becoming the premier meeting for sharing and exploring advanced spectrum technologies.
Workshop programs are posted.
The recipients of student travel grant are posted.
The final program is posted.
The panel, "Machine learning in wireless networks", is organized as follows.
1. Paul Tilghman (DARPA, USA)
2. Lizhong Zheng (MIT, USA)
3. Juho Lee (moderator) (Samsung Electronics, Korea)
4. Jong-sik Lee (KT, Korea)
The panel is organized as follows.
1. Gasan Noh (ETRI, KR), talk on "Spectrum issues in satellite and cellular integration"
2. Johann Marquez-Barja (IMEC, BE), talk on “Smart usage of the spectrum within Smart Cities”
3. Andreas Wilzeck (Sennheiser, DE), talk on “Spectrum for Local Area 5G Networks in a Perspective of Culture and Creative Industries”
4. Jaeweon Kim (National Instrument, US).
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We will have five distinguished keynote speakers at dyspan 2018 as follows.
- Edward Knightly, Rice University - Scaling and Securing Spectrum Access up to THz
- Wonil Roh, Samsung Electronics - 5G Technology and Realization for Unlicensed Spectrum
- Dae Su Park, KT - An Efficient Policy Plan to Commercialize 5G Service
- Matti Latva-aho, University of Oulu - Could local micro-operators be a key driver towards 6G?
- Paul Tilghman, DARPA , DARPA Spectrum Collaboration Challenge
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