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The 61th IEEE Vehicular
Technology Conference comes back to one of the most attractive European cities
and home of the worldwide recognized Mobile Valley. The
high number of submitted papers to this year's Spring edition of VTC is a
clear indication that VTC has established itself over the years as a key
technical and research forum where industrials and academics can discuss
the problems and challenges that the wireless communications and transportation
communi-ties are facing.
To try defining the Path for a Wireless Future,
keynote speeches and panels from leaders in the wireless industry have
been scheduled. In addition to discussing the evolution and future wireless
breakthrough technologies and services, this year's VTC also hosts a keynote speech on
Galileo, the European Satellite Navigation system. Two panels, chaired
by Dr. Jorge Pereira from the EU Commission, have also been organised.
In the first one, a group of visionaries will discuss the long-term persectives
of wireless communications. The second panel will address the provision
of wireless connectivity and services to passengers. This topic, of relevance
to the IEEE VTS, has been experiencing a growing demand and interest from
the wireless and transportation industries.
I would like to take this
opportunity to thank our keynote and panel speakers for kindly agreeing to
participate in VTC and share their knowledge and thoughts on how to Pave the
Path for a Wireless Future. In particular, I would like to thank
Dr. Jorge Pereira for his active and outstanding work in preparing our
two panel sessions. I would also like to thank the members of the Steering
Committee for their support in preparing the speaker programme.Finally,
I wish you an enjoyable time in Stockholm, and a successful and productive
VTC Conference.
Javier
Gozalvez, Speakers Chair
VTC2005-Spring
Keynote Speakers |
Monday May 30, 8.30 - 9.50, B12 |
The Evolution of 3G into
Mobile Broadband |
Dr., Dr.h.c. Jan Uddenfeldt, Senior Vice President,
Senior Advisor to CEO, LM Ericsson |
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Monday May 30, 8.30 - 9.50, B12 |
The Future of Mobile Communication - The Link between Business Goals
and Research |
Dr H.c Östen Mäkitalo
Senior Vice president Corporate Mobile Products and Services TeliaSonera
AB, Guest Professor at KTH
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Monday, May 30, 19.00 – 20.30,
Stockholm’s City Hall |
VTC and the evolution of mobile communication |
Håkan Eriksson, Senior Vice President
and General Manager, Research and Development, and Chief Technology
Officer at LM Ericsson |
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Tuesday, May 31, 12.00 - 13.40,
Matsalen |
Galileo - The train has left the station |
Mike Mattner, Head of Business Development Division,
Galileo Joint Undertaking |
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Tuesday, May 31, 19.30 - 21.00,
B12 |
Technology challenges in the real world |
Mats Lindoff, Corporate
Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Sony Ericsson Mobile
Communications AB |
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Wednesday, June 1, 12.20 - 14.00,
Matsalen |
Ubiquitous, Personalised Access: The Challenge Ahead |
Augusto A de Albuquerque, Head of Unit, Communication
Technologies, European Commission |
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Presentation of VTC2005-Fall in Dallas |
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Robert Shapiro, Preseident STI and General Chair for VTC2005-Fall |
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Presentation of VTC2006-Spring in Melbourne |
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Fu-Chun Zheng, Victoria University and General
Chair for VTC2006-Spring
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Panel Sessions |
Monday, May 30, 15.50 – 17.30 B1 |
2020: Long-Term Perspectives in Mobile
and Wireless (and Beyond) |
Chair: Jorge Pereira, Scientific Officer, European
Commission |
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Tuesday, May 31, 16.10 – 17.50
C10 |
The Networked Vehicle |
Chair: Jorge Pereira, Scientific Officer, European
Commission |
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Monday, May 30, 8.30 – 9.50 B12 |
The Evolution of 3G into Mobile Broadband |
Dr., Dr.h.c. Jan Uddenfeldt, Senior Vice President, Senior Advisor
to CEO, LM Ericsson |
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Dr. Jan Uddenfedlt has been with Ericsson since 1978, and became
head of the Research Department at Ericsson Radio Systems in 1985,
and in 1990 he became Vice President of Research and Development responsible
for Ericsson’s cellular radio products.
In 1998 he was appointed Chief Technology Officer for the Ericsson
Group with responsibility for Ericsson´s worldwide activities
in Research and Development. Since January 2004, Dr Uddenfeldt is holding
a position as Senior Vice President and Senior Advisor Technology to
CEO. He is also a visiting Professor at the Royal Institute of Technology.
Dr. Uddenfeldt has been actively involved in the development of both
2nd generation wireless technologies e.g. GSM, and 3rd generation WCDMA.
He got his Ph.D from Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm and
received an honorary Doctor’s degree from the University of Lund
in 1996 and was elected a member of the Royal Academy of Engineering
Sciences (IVA) in 1989. He was awarded the Edward Rhein Foundation
Technology Prize for the innovation of GSM in 1997 and he received
the prestigious KTH Prize, by the Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm
in 2000. |
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Monday May 30, 8.30 - 9.50, B12 |
The Future of Mobile Communication - The Link between Business
Goals and Research |
Dr
H.c Östen Mäkitalo,
Senior Vice president Corporate Mobile Products and Services TeliaSonera AB,
Guest Professor at KTH |
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Östen Mäkitalo is Senior Vice
President, Responsible for Corporate Mobile Products and Services at
TeliaSonera. He previously held the following positions: Senior
Vice President Strategy & Innovation, Telia Mobile; CTO and Senior
Vice President, Telia Mobile; Senior Vice President Technology (CTO),
Telia AB; President of Telia Research; and Director of R&D at Televerket
Radio. Under the leadership of Mäkitalo, a number of Radio Communication
Systems have been developed, such as NMT (Nordic MobileTelephone),
MBS (Paging System), RDS (Radio Data System), Digital Television in
particular HD-Divine. Furthermore, important contributions have been
made to the development of many other Radio Communication Systems (GSM,
ERMES etc).
He has been Chairman and Member of several National and International
Working Groups e.g. CCIR JIWP 10-11/3 and Chairman of the Nordic NR-MSK
(Broadcasting Standards). He is also a Member of the Royal Swedish
Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA), a Member of HLSG (High Level
Strategy Group for ICT) and Chairman of National Research Program ‘Personal
Computing and Communication’.
Dr. Mäkitalo has received numerous awards including: Gold medal
from the King of Sweden for important contributions in the field of
mobile telephone; ‘Great Price 1994’ by The Royal Institute
of Technology (KTH) for Pioneering Research in the Field of Analogue
and Digital Radio Technique and Gold Medal by The Royal Swedish Academy
of Engineering Sciences.
Mr Mäkitalo received a MSc EE at the Royal Institute of Technology
and a Doctor’s degree Honoris Causa on Technology at Chalmers
University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden. |
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Monday, May 30, 19.00 – 20.30, Stockholm’s
City Hall |
VTC and the evolution of mobile communication |
Håkan Eriksson, Senior Vice
President and General Manager, Research and Development, and Chief
Technology Officer at LM Ericsson |
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Mr. Håkan Eriksson is Senior Vice President and General Manager,
Research and Development, and Chief Technology Officer at Telefonaktiebolaget
LM Ericsson. Mr. Eriksson was appointed Senior Vice President and General
Manager, Research and Development, and Chief Technology Officer on January
1, 2004. Mr. Eriksson was appointed Vice President and General Manager
for Research and Development at Ericsson on April 14, 2003, and was responsible
for development activities carried out in Ericsson's Core Network Development,
Radio Network Development and Service Network and Applications, as well
as for Ericsson Research. Prior to this, Mr. Eriksson served for five
years as head of Ericsson Research. Mr. Eriksson joined Ericsson in 1986,
representing the company as a technical expert in GSM standardization
work and he has held a number of senior positions in the Research and
Development field for Ericsson in Sweden and internationally. Håkan
Eriksson was born in Mjölby, Sweden, in 1961. He graduated with
a Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Linköping
Institute of Technology, Sweden, in 1985. |
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Tuesday,
May 31, 12.00 - 13.40, Matsalen |
Galileo - The train has left the station |
Mike Mattner, Head of Business Development Division, Galileo Joint
Undertaking |
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Dr. Mike Mattner is heading up the
business development division of the Galileo Joint Undertaking since
its formation in September 2003. He joined from Degussa, a global leader
in specialty chemicals, where his last position was Vice President
research and development, based in France and Cincinnati, Ohio. Former
positions at Degussa included business development, corporate strategy,
and Six Sigma implementations.
He started his professional career at VIAG that is now E.ON, the biggest
private global utility group. After his PhD programme in chemistry,
he worked for two years as a special advisor to the president of the
Technical University in Munich. He was trained as a chemist and holds
a MBA. Dr. Mattner has worked in various capacities for Audi, BASF,
IBM, Siemens and Wacker Siltronics.
Galileo Joint Undertaking was formed as a special purpose company
by the European Space Agency and the European Commission. It is the
management body of the Galileo programme and will exist up to the end
of Galileo's in orbit validation. It is headquartered in Brussels,
Belgium. |
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Wednesday,
June 1, 12.20 - 14.00, Matsalen |
Ubiquitous, Personalised Access: The Challenge Ahead |
Augusto A de Albuquerque, Head
of Unit, Communication Technologies, European Commission |
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Augusto A de Albuquerque received the PhD in Electrical
Engineering from the University of Essex in 1982, the Master of Electronics
Engineering in 1977 from Eindhoven Technical University and the Electrical
Engineering (specialisation Telecommunications) degree from Lisbon
Technical University in 1972. He joined Lisbon Technical University
in 1971, where he became a Professor of Telecommunications Systems.
He led research in optical, image and mobile communications, and
high capacity networks and consultancy for several organisations including
the Portuguese Public Telecommunications Operators. He was
also Professor of Information Systems and Chairman of the Department
of Management Sciences in Lisbon University.
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1989 he joined the European Commission, Brussels, Belgium. He has
been in charge of coordinating activities in the RACE Programme
(Research and Development in Advanced Communications in Europe) in
areas such as optical and multimedia communications and high-capacity
networks, since 1995 in the ACTS Programme (Advanced Communications
Technologies and Services) and since 1999 in the IST (Information
Society Technologies) Programme. He was Head of several units in
the Information Society Directorate General namely Development of
Networks and Services for Integrated Broadband Communications and
Visualisation and Simulation. Presently he is Head of the unit Communications
Technologies which includes research on Broadband and Mobile and
Wireless communications. He is author of 3 books and over 90 papers
and book chapters. |
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Tuesday, May
31, 19.30 - 21.00, B12 |
Technology challenges in the real world |
Mats Lindoff, Corporate
Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Sony Ericsson Mobile
Communications AB |
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Mats Lindoff assumed the position of Chief
Technology Officer at Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications in April
2003. Mats started his career as a radio designer at Ericsson designing
Ericsson’s first mobile phone (NMT 900) after graduating from
Lunds University of Technology in 1985. In 1993 Mats became Director & General
Manager at Ericsson in RTP North Carolina building up the R&D centre
for American cellular standards in joint venture with GE. Previous
to this, Mats held several Managerial positions in Lund e.g. Senior
Program Manger for Ericsson’s first high volume GSM telephones.
Mats returned to Lund in 1996 first as the Director & General Manager
at Ericsson Communication System R&D Mobile Phones&Terminals
Europe. During this period, the R&D staff was tripled and research
activities like 3G and Bluetooth were initiated. Within 2 years he
assumed the title of Executive Vice President at ECS. Between 2000
and 2003 Mats took on the challenge as the CEO and President of “C-
Technologies”. The main product was the scanning C-Pen and ANOTO
writing pen. The company is listed on the Swedish stock exchange as “Attract
40 list” and with the subsidaries employs 400 persons. Mats
Lindoff holds a Master Degree in Electronic Engineering from Lunds
University of Technology in Sweden. |
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Panels |
Chairing the Panels at VTC2005-Spring
is Jorge M. Pereira |
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Jorge is Scientific Officer in the area of Mobile and Personal Communications
at the European Commission, DG XIII, now DG Information Society,
a position he has held since September 1996. He is involved in Third
Generation and Broadband Wireless systems, Spectrum and Regulatory
issues, Reconfigurable Radio, WLANs, ad hoc networks, sensor networks,
PANs, UWB, Terrestrial Positioning Technologies and Location-based
Mobile Value Added Services, Wireless IP, and Fourth Generation systems.
He received the SDR Forum 2003 Industry Achievement Award in recognition
of his outstanding contributions, research and development in the
field of SDR. He is a member of the Advisory Board
of John Wiley's Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing Journal,
and of the Editorial Board of Kluwer Academic Publishers' Wireless
Personal Communications Journal. He has recently taken up the position of Associate Editor
for Vehicular Communications for the IEEE VTS News. |
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2020: Long-Term Perspectives in Mobile and Wireless
(and Beyond) |
A panel of visionaries will discuss the
longer-term perspectives in the area of Mobile and Wireless set
in the scope of a broader perspective of evolution of Communication
and Information systems. Going beyond the “generational divide”,
they will tackle the challenges around the provision of truly
personalised, seamless, context-aware access to the right information
in the right format at the right time and for the right price,
and address the promises an open, inter-disciplinary approach
will potentiate. |
Chair:
Jorge Pereira, Scientific Officer, European Commission |
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Prof. Ernst Bonek
Formerly of TU Wien/ftw, Austria |
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Prof. Ernst Bonek was active in mobile communications
research at Technische Universität Wien (TU Wien) until 2004.
His group pioneered 3D superresolution measurements of the mobile radio
channel and the “double-directional” viewpoint, and contributed
to internal antennas, smart antennas, and direct-conversion transceivers.
He was the initiator of ftw (Forschungszentrum Telekommunikation Wien),
a public-private partnership for telecommunications research in Vienna,
Austria. In the European research initiatives COST 259 and COST 273
he served as chairman of the working group on Antennas and Propagation.
In URSI, he was chairman of Commission C “Signals and Systems” between
1999 and 2002. From 1996 to 1999 he served on the Board of Directors
of the reorganized Post and Telekom Austria. |
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Prof. Rene Cruz, University of
California, San Diego, USA |
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Prof. Rene Cruz joined the UCSD faculty in
1987, after receiving his Ph.D. the same year from the University
of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC). He received his S.M.E.E. from
MIT in 1982 (where he held a Vinton Hayes Fellowship in Communications),
and his B.S.E.E. from UIUC in 1980. Cruz was an NSF Graduate Fellow
from 1981-86. He received an NSF Presidential Young Investigator
Award in 1991. He co-chaired the Technical Program Committee of the
2001 IEEE INFOCOM Conference, which is the annual joint conference
of the IEEE Computer and Communication Societies. He was a general
chair of the 2001 ACM SIGCOMM Conference. Prof. Cruz’s early work was
on the analysis of information flow in communication networks. He is
known for the development of a research area called "network calculus" for
characterizing the flow of data through packet-switching networks,
including the Internet. |
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Dr. Masugi
Inoue, NICT,
Japan |
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Dr. Masugi Inoue received the B.S. degree from
Kyoto University in 1992, and M.S. and Ph.D.(Dr. Eng) degrees from
University of Tokyo in 1994 and 97, respectively, all in Electrical
Engineering. Since April 1997, he is with Communications Research Laboratory,
Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications (reorganized as National Institute
of Information and Communications Technology, NICT). Currently, a Senior
Researcher, Mobile Networking Group, Yokosuka Radio Communications
Research Center, NICT. His research interests include interworking
of heterogeneous wireless networks, IP mobility support, wireless TCP,
QoS control for wireless-wired integrated Internet, ubiquitous networking,
sensor networks, ad-hoc networks, location sensing techniques. |
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Prof. Heinrich Meyr, Chief Scientist CoWare
Inc., USA/RWTH Aachen, Germany |
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Prof. Heinrich Meyr received his M.Sc. and
Ph.D. from ETH Zurich, Switzerland. He spent over 12 years in various
research and management positions in industry before accepting a professorship
in Electrical Engineering at Aachen University of Technology (RWTH
Aachen) in 1977. At RWTH Aachen he is a co-director of the Institute
for Integrated Signal Processing System involved in the analysis and
design of complex signal processing systems for communication applications.
He was a co-founder of CADIS GmbH (acquired 1993 by Synopsys) a company
which commercialized the tool suite COSSAP. In 2001, he co-founded
LISATek Inc., a company with breakthrough technology to design application
specific processors which was later acquired by CoWare. At CoWare,
Dr. Meyr has accepted the position of Chief Scientist. He also serves
as a member of the board of directors at CoWare and another large corporation.
His present research interest is in communication theory (MIMO, channel
and interference estimation, analysis of turbo decoders), design of
energy efficient ASIPs for wireless communication and the LISATek tool
suite for the design of ASIPs. Dr. Meyr is a Fellow of the IEEE and
has served as Vice President for International Affairs of the IEEE
Communications Society. Also in the field of vehicular technology,
Dr. Meyr is an active glider pilot with many hours of experience. |
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Prof. Ian Oppermann, CWC, University
of Oulu, Finland |
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Prof. Ian Oppermann completed a BSc, BE and
PhD at the University of Sydney Australia in 1990, 1992 and 1997 respectively.
In 1996 he founded Southern Poro Communications, a company which developed
network planning tools for 3G mobile systems and IP cores for WLAN
chipsets. Dr. Opperman became an Adjunct professor at the University
of Oulu, Finland in 2001 and subsequently joined the Centre for Wireless
Communications (CWC) in 2002 as Assistant Director, becoming Director
in 2003. His main research responsibilities are UWB and wireless networking.
He heads several large research and development projects that cover
fundamental research, MAC development, channel measurement/modeling,
system design, positioning, antenna, and ASIC development. He is a
Senior Member of the IEEE and has been a guest editor for the IEEE
JSAC (1999/2000) and was/is General Chairman for the International
Workshop on UWB Systems (2003), the International Symposium on Spread
Spectrum Systems and Applications (2004) and the International Workshop
on Convergent Technology (2005). Dr. Opperman holds several patents
for wireless communications and has over 50 publications in international
journals and conferences. He was also an Editor of CDMA Techniques
for Third-Generation Mobile Systems and Associate Area Editor for Communications
on the 1998 CRC Dictionary of Engineering Terms. Dr. Oppermann received
the Sydney University Engineering Foundation Prize for Excellence in
Teaching in 1995 and 1997. |
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Tuesday, May 31, 16.10 – 17.50
C10 |
The Networked Vehicle |
As people spend more and more of their time
on their way to and from places, it becomes increasingly attractive
to make good use of the extended communication capabilities of the
supporting vehicles to provide better, enhanced connectivity and services
to the passengers, overcoming the limitations of the personal devices
they usually carry. We refer in particular to the delivery of a variety
of rich multimedia content, namely what is called edutainment, not
forgetting the enhancement of business-related services, like video-conferencing,
on the move. In this panel, we will discuss a number of initiatives
to provide enhanced services and better connectivity to passengers
in all sorts of transportation modes, private and public. |
Chair:
Jorge Pereira, Scientific
Officer, European
Commission |
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Sandro Scalise, WirelessCabin;
DLR (German Aerospace Centre) |
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Sandro Scalise was born in Utrecht, Holland in April 1973. In
July 1999, he graduated in Electronic Engineering specialising in Telecommunications
(with honours) from Università di Ferrara, Italy.
Since 2001, he is with the Institute for Communications and Navigation,
DLR (German Aerospace Centre), Germany. Since October 2004, he is leading
the Mobile Satellite Systems Group. His research activity deals with
forward error correction and synchronization schemes for mobile satellite applications, land mobile satellite channel modelling and link performance
evaluation.
www.wirelesscabin.com |
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Uma S. Jha, Connexion;
Boeing |
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Dr. Uma S. Jha has over 27
years of industry experience specializing in the wireless/cellular
systems architecture and systems engineering. He is currently the Chief
Mobility Architect and Technical Fellow at Boeing. Prior to this
he was the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Airify Communications. Uma
has served as the Director of Systems Engineering at Morphics Technology,
Manager at Philips Semiconductors and Systems Staff Engineer at Conexant
to name a few. He received his BSEE from BIT Sindri, MSEE from CSU,
Fullerton, Engineer degree from USC, Los Angeles and Ph.D. degree from
Aalborg University, Denmark. Dr. Jha is a senior member of IEEE and
has several publications and key patents in the area of wireless/cellular
systems. Uma is on the editorial board of Wireless Personal Communication
magazine published by Kluwer publication and serves on many Technical
Program committees all around the globe.
www.connexionbyboeing.com |
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Paolo Conforto, FIFTH;
Alenia Spazio |
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Paolo Conforto was born in
Rome, Italy, in 1971. He received the M.S. degree in Electronic Engineering
in 1998 and PhD in System Engineering in 2003, both from the University
of Rome “La Sapienza”. In the 1998 he received a post-degree
grant from the University of Rome “La Sapienza” – Dipartimento
di Informatica e Sistemistica and worked in the scope of several ACTS
(Advanced Communication Technologies and Services) projects funded
by the European Union. Since March 1999 he works in Alenia Spazio where
he has taken care of the technical coordination and has performed R&D
activity in several projects (ACCORD, SUITED, FIFTH) co-funded by the
European Union in the context of the 4th (ACTS) and the 5th (Information
Society Technology, IST) Framework Programmes. His research interests
mainly focus on the integration of satellite systems with wireless
and fixed IP based networks.
www.fifth.it |
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David Grace, CAPANINA;
University of York |
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Dr David Grace received his MEng degree in Electronic Systems
Engineering and D.Phil degree from the University of York, UK in 1993
and 1999 respectively. He is a Senior Research Fellow at the University
of York, and Technical Manager of the EU-funded project CAPANINA, which
is investigating aerial platform broadband communications delivery
to both fixed and high-speed vehicle users. He is also a Director of
SkyLARC Technologies Ltd, a spin-off company from the University of
York that specialises in providing expertise and solutions for the
delivery of broadband communications from aerial platforms. He is a
member of the IEEE Satellite and Space Technical Committee. Current
research interests include cognitive radio for broadband communications,
particularly from high-altitude platform and terrestrial ad hoc networks.
He is an author of over 100 journal and conference publications, many
in the field of HAP communications.
www.capanina.org |
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Richard Savage, Director, Qualcomm Europe |
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Richard Savage joined Qualcomm Europe in April
2004 as Director of Business Development for Scandinavia. Richard is
responsible for Carrier relations to WCDMA and CDMA operators in the
region. Prior to joining QUALCOMM, he held several positions as Sales
Director at Ericsson AB responsible for both fixed and fixed mobile
solutions to Carriers in Europe, Africa and North America. Richard
has a combined experience of over 13 years in the Telecom and IT Industry
from around the world, and holds a Bachelor Science from both the Sheffield
Hallam University and the University of Bordeaux. |
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Michael M. Wolf, OverDRiVE, DaimlerChrysler |
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Michael M. Wolf studied computer science at the Technical University
of Chemnitz, Germany and the University of York, England. He received
his diploma in computer science from the Technical University of Chemnitz
in 1996. From 1996 till 1997 he worked at the Technical University
of Chemnitz at the field of computer simulations of multimedia wireless
networks. He joined the Communication Research Department of DaimlerChrysler
as a member of staff in 1997. He worked there on the national project
ATMmobil in the area of medium access control for wireless ATM networks.
During this work he was also working within ETSI BRAN on the standardization
of HIPERLAN/2. From 1999 onwards he worked on the national project
COMCAR and IST projects DRiVE/OverDRiVE and Ambient Networks and also
on internal projects. His research interests are cellular and broadcast
systems and consumer device integration into cars.
www.ist-overdrive.org |
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