*** Review Deadline: 31st March 2008 ***
The 68th IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference will be held 21 - 24 September 2008 in the beautiful city of Calgary, Canada - 'The Heart of the North West' - and conveniently located for attractions such as Banff, Lake Louise, Columbia Icefield and Jasper. The conference will bring together individuals from academia, government, and industry, to discuss and exchange ideas in the fields of wireless and vehicular technology. The conference will feature world-class plenary speakers, tutorials, and technical as well as application sessions.
This conference is not currently accepting submissions.
Wireless ad-hoc and sensor networks, including: medium access control, routing and transport protocols, cross-layer protocol design, performance and quality-of-service, energy management, operating systems, network security, information processing and aggregation, middleware and programming, simulation and emulation, gateways and inter-working, test-bed deployment and experiences, novel applications.
Indoor/outdoor propagation prediction, indoor/outdoor channel measurements, channel estimation, narrowband and wideband channel characterization and modeling, prediction and simulation tools, antenna design.
Mobile broadband satellite architectures; mobile broadcast systems; satellite bus/payload systems; ground (earth-terminal) systems; mobile, aeronautical, maritime systems; Ka band and higher frequency systems; system integration and interoperability; use of small satellites clusters, hybrid orbits, and high altitude platforms (HAPs); DVB and return channel via satellite (RCS) networks; low earth orbit (LEO) communications satellite networks; satellite network control and resource management; traffic and quality of service (QoS) management, QoS-oriented solutions, satellite system capacity optimization; satellite based positioning for mobile applications.
Smart antennas, array processing, MIMO antenna systems, multi-user MIMO, space-time coding, distributed antenna arrays.
Satellite and terrestrial systems and methods for radio navigation and positioning.
The Special Sessions track within the VTC'08-Fall will include special sessions consisting of invited papers on subjects within the technical scope of the Vehicular Technology Conferences.
Modulation, source/channel coding, performance analysis, channel estimation, iterative processing, interference mitigation, multi-user detection, MIMO systems, equalization, synchronization, adaptive modulation and coding, MAC/PHY cross-layer design, software radio.
Intelligent transportation systems; railroad signalling, communication and control; vehicular electronics; vehicle traction power control/conversion; power systems; mobile/wireless communications for vehicular safety applications; wireless/mobile system applications for transportation control and routing; roadside infrastructure; mobility management; mobility and vehicle traffic models; mobile/wireless systems for transportation logistics.
Parking zone for scope
In-car electronics and embedded integration, digital maps and location technologies, drive-by-wire controls, tire-pressure monitoring, HCCI controls, electromagnetic valve controls, vehicle stability controls, engine control modules, smart speed controls, safety control systems, vehicular communications, applications (toll collection, traffic information, wireless diagnosis, etc).
Network and radio resource management, mobile/wireless quality-of-Service (QoS), mobile/wireless network security and privacy; location and handoff management, mobile and wireless IP, wireline/wireless convergence, mobile/wireless network modelling and performance evaluation, analysis and simulation, mobile/wireless network performance measurements, heterogeneous wireless network architectures, wireless traffic characterization and modeling; cognitive radio, dynamic spectrum access.
3G (UMTS, HSPA, CDMA2000, 1x EV-DO, TD-SCDMA), 3G long term evolution, wireless PANs, LANs, MANs and WANs (e.g. IEEE802.15, 11,16, 20), DVB and DAB systems, multiple access, new air interfaces, ultra-wideband systems, multi-carrier systems, multi-user MIMO, software radio, power control algorithms, wireless multicasting, spectrum, channel and power allocation, coexistence of multiple radio access techniques, cross-layer design, multi-user and cooperative diversity, scheduling and statistical multiplexing, performance evaluation.
The following people are managers for this conference: