Introduction
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The EPSRC Next Generation Wireless Network (NGWNet)
offers a 3-day summer school in wireless technology from 11 to 13 June 2007.
The short but intensive interactive programme aims
to expand the horizon of the participants in the fields
of current and future wireless networks, and give
them opportunities for connecting both among themselves
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Who should attend?
The school is oriented towards postgraduate
students in the first months of their study, research
associates who begin a project outside their previous
area of expertise, or new individual appointees who need
to broaden their knowledge in the field of wireless technologies.
It is assumed the participants have at least bachelor
level knowledge in the subject.
Registration
The registration for
the event is free for PhD students enrolled at UK universities and includes all course materials and buffet lunches.
Delegates from Industry or outside the UK must apply for a place. For more information on how to apply contact nhn@ee.ed.ac.uk.
Accommodation is not included in the registration and can be booked locally in Edinburgh. For a list of hotels and B&Bs in Edinburgh click here.
Registration: You can either: - Register on-line (preferred method) or - Print the registration form and post it to:
Mrs Nicola Ferguson
Institute for Digital Communications,
School of Engineering & Electronics,
The University of Edinburgh,
Room 1.15c, A.G. Bell Building,
King's Buildings,
Edinburgh EH9 3JL
Scotland, UK
Tel.: +44 (0) 131 650 5565
Fax: +44 (0) 131 650 6554
E-mail: Nicola.Ferguson@ed.ac.uk
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Programme
The course includes talks of one hour each by
recognised UK academic experts, followed by half an hour discussion
and refreshments. The covered topics are:
· Introduction to communication systems - 2g 2g5 3g b3g
· Near-Instantaneously Adaptive MIMO-Aided HSDPA-Style
Wireless Transceivers
· Introduction to information theory
· Channel Capacity Approaching Codes and Applications
· Channels and propagation models
· Equalization/detection/receiver techniques
· Radio resource management in UMTS
· Multiple Input Multiple Output systems
· Access, CDMA, TDMA modulation and coding
· Wireless antenna and front end RF systems
· Radio resource management
See full programme details
here
(PDF format).
The programme is subject to change. NGWNet, as a body, is
not responsible for the views or opinions expressed by individual
authors or speakers. The venue
The school will be held in the
Alrick building
on the King's Buildings
campus at the University of Edinburgh,
2 miles south of Edinburgh
city centre. We recommend for participants guest houses or modest cost city centre hotels such as the Ibis,
Premier Travel Inn,
and Travelodge. For a list of hotels and bed & breakfast guest houses click here.
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