Speaker: Gianfranco Ciccarella (consultant on Telecommunication Strategy, IP Services and IP Networks) When: June 26, 2018 — 10:30 am Where: Meeting room (Alan Turing building) Title: Telecommunications Services and Network Architecture Evolution Abstract: The Telecommunications Industry scenario to date, the main drivers for the transformation and the target architecture for application services (the services “used” by End Users) and network services (the services that provide the connectivity, […]
ICT Seminar “Modeling and performance analysis of advanced detection architectures for ADS-B signals in high interference environments”
Speaker: Sandro Chiocchio (PhD student at DISIM) When: Thursday July 5, 2018, 15:00-15:30 Where: room 2.5 (Coppito 1, 2nd floor) Title: Modeling and performance analysis of advanced detection architectures for ADS-B signals in high interference environments Abstract: The RTCA (Radio Technical Commission for Aeronautics) DO-260B document has stimulated in latest years the adoption of novel algorithms to improve the ability of receivers to detect and […]
ICT Seminar “Performance Evaluation of Cooperative Communications over Fading Channels in Vehicular Networks”
Speaker: Caslav Stefanovic (visiting postdoc) When: Thursday June 21, 2018, 15:00-15:30 Where: room 2.5 (Coppito 1, 2nd floor) Title: Performance Evaluation of Cooperative Communications over Fading Channels in Vehicular Networks Abstract: This seminar provides channel modeling and performance evaluation study of vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) cooperative communications in urban non-line-of-sight (NLOS) multipath fading environments. The proposed model investigates three different scenarios: i) V2V communications […]
ICT Seminar “Analysis and Experimental Characterization of Channel Congestion Control in Vehicular Networks”
Speaker: Elena Cinque (postdoc research fellow at DISIM) When: Thursday June 14, 2018, 15:00-15:30 Where: room 2.5 (Coppito 1, 2nd floor) Title: Analysis and Experimental Characterization of Channel Congestion Control in Vehicular Networks Abstract: Vehicular communication technologies are the enabling factor for development of smart mobility applications. Current solutions proposed by standard organizations support short and medium range communications, based on IEEE 802.11p […]