Selected Papers from CSNDSP 2022
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Sensor Networks".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 October 2022) | Viewed by 610
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Interests: wireless and vehicular communications; nanocommunications; optical wireless communications
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Interests: optical wireless communications; visible light communications; radio over fibre and VLC
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This proposed Special Issue is aimed at receiving submissions from selected papers accepted at the 13th IEEE/IET International Symposium on Communication Systems, Networks & Digital Signal Processing (CSNDSP’22), 20–22 July 2022, Porto, Portugal (https://csndsp2022.av.it.pt/colloquiums/).
Since 1998, CSNDSP has been recognised as an international forum for presenting and exchanging research findings and discussing future research topics in the fields of communication systems, communications networks, digital signal processing and other related areas. As in previous instalments, CSNDSP 2022 will also be hosting dedicated colloquiums and several special sessions on selected topics.
This Special Issue is expected to gather the latest research on different topics covered at the CSNDSP conference, from communication systems and the theory of both radio frequency and optical wireless carriers, from networking issues to different network architectures such as Internet of Things, vehicular networks, 5G, and wireless sensor networks, providing authors of the best papers with the opportunity to expand upon their work beyond what was presented at this event, and these new results and developments will enable further advancements in the respective fields.
Specific areas to be covered are as follows:
- Communications Systems & Theory
- Adaptive modelling
- Chip design for communications
- Coding theory & techniques
- Communications for disaster management
- Modulation/demodulation
- Filtering techniques
- Radio/microwave/millimetre wave comms
- Synchronisation
- Transmission diversity
- Photonics
- Free space optics
- Optical wireless communications
- High-speed devices for photonics
- Optical buffering
- Optical fibre communications
- Optical MEMS for lightwave networks
- Optical routing/Photonic networks
- Optical signal processing
- Optical switching
- Radio over fibre & FSO
- Networks & Network Management
- Bandwidth management and Buffering
- Channel allocation
- Congestion & admission controls
- Digital integrated services
- Intelligent networks
- Modelling and simulation techniques
- Network management
- QoS, reliability & performance modelling
- Queuing theory
- Routing issues & multicasting
- Security & privacy
- Signalling, traffic control, etc.
- Communications for sustainability and green energy
- Smartphones/home networks/residential
- Internet of things for smart living and e-health
- Wireless Networks & Devices
- 5G network evolution
- Ad hoc & sensor networks
- Disconnected & weakly connected operation
- Interworking wireless & wireline networks
- Location-based services & positioning
- Mobile computing for e-commerce
- Mobility management
- Multimedia & broadband services
- Wireless broadband mobile access
- Wireless LAN/WAN wireless/mobile networks
- Wearable sensors/integrated micro–nano systems/home health monitoring
Dr. Anna Maria Vegni
Prof. Dr. Zabih Ghassemlooy
Guest Editors
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