Sensing and Communications Track
Sensing and communications play as one of the fundamental roles for enabling future smart cities. In particular, the past years have witnessed an explosive growth in the advanced IoT technologies for intelligent sensing, covering the LPWAN represented by LoRa and Narrowband IoT, integrated sensing and communications, backscatter enabled IoT, as well as the smart/collaborative sensing and crowdsource services for different applications. At the meanwhile, the great development of 5G/6G communications also provide for momentous supports for smart sensing and communications services, e.g., Massive MIMO, intelligent reflection surface, and mobile edge/cloud computing. Therefore, this track aims at promoting the discussions on the latest developments in the fundamentals, technologies, and practices in fields of intelligent sensing and communications technologies, with the objective of enabling intelligent, green, and secure sensing and communications systems for future smart city.
Invited Speakers (in alphabetical order)
Zhixiang CHEN
Assistant Professor
University of Sheffield, UK
Talk Title: Self-supervised 3D Pose Transfer
Shuping DANG
Assistant Professor
University of Bristol, UK
Talk Title: 6G Communications for Artificial Intelligence of Things Assisted Smart City
Shuping Dang received B.Eng (Hons) from the University of Manchester in 2014 and D.Phil from University of Oxford in 2018. He is currently a Lecturer at University of Bristol. The research interests of Dr. Dang include 6G communications, wireless communications, wireless security, and machine learning for communications.
Yang LIU
Associate Professor
Dalian University of Technology, China
Talk Title: Enhancing Wireless Communication and Sensing With Emerging RIS Architectures
Arumugam NALLANATHAN
Professor, IEEE Fellow, IET Fellow
Queen Mary University, UK
Talk Title: Integrated Sensing and Communications at Mobile Edge
Sangheon PACK
Professor
Korea University, Korea
Talk Title: Towards Resilient 6G Radio Access and Mobile Core Networks
Sangheon Pack received his Ph.D. degrees from Seoul National University and he has been a professor in Korea University since 2007. He is an editor of IEEE IoT Journal, IEEE TCE, and IEEE/KICS JCN. He is an IEEE senior member and his research interests include softwarized networking and 5G/6G radio access/mobile core networks.
Zhou SU
Dean of the School of Cyber Science and Engineering
Xi’an Jiaotong University, China
Talk Title: Convergence of Multi-tier Computing and Communications for Smart Ocean Networks
Yingjun ZHANG
Professor
Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China
Talk Title: Multi-Device Task-Oriented Communication via Maximal Coding Rate Reduction