Seminarium
Journal paper study and presentation
Selected papers and study/presentation groups
Monday, May 17, 13-15 in E2311- H. Holma, et al. High-Speed Packet Access Evolution in 3GPP Release 7, IEEE Communication Magazine, December 2007 (Ningxin Chen, Wang Fu & Zhi Chai)
- David Astély at al. LTE: The Evolution of Mobile Broadband. IEEE Communications Magazine, April 2009 (Jose Maria Garcia & Pradyumna Mahanta)
- Man Hung Ng, et al. Coexistence Studies for 3GPP LTE with Other Mobile Systems. IEEE Communications Magazine, April 2009 (Akif Usman, Faris Nabel & Aftab Ahmad Khan)
- K.I. Pedersen, et al. An Overview of Downlink Radio Resource Management for UTRAN Long-Term Evolution, IEEE Communication Magazine, July 2009 (Zhinan Xu & Tao An)
- Y. Yang, et al. Relay Technologies for WiMAX and LTE-Advanced Mobile Systems, IEEE Communication Magazine, October 2009 (Irfan Qaiser & Shabraiz Muhammad)
- K. Doppler, et al. Device-to-device communication as an underlay to LTE-advanced networks, IEEE Communications Magazine, vol.47, no.12, pp.42 - 49, Dec. 2009 (Mehdi Zeinali, Sifan Lv & Kazi Asifuzzaman)
- G. Yuan, et al. Carrier Aggregation for LTE-Advanced Mobile Communication Systems. IEEE Communication Magazine, February 2010 (Muhammad Ibrahim, Asif Iqbal & Muhammad Rizwan)
- D. Lopez-Perez, et al. OFDMA Femtocells: A Roadmap on Interference Avoidance, IEEE Communications Magazine, Sep 2009. (Rajiv Bahadur Jonchhay, Prabhakaran Murugananthan & Shirish K.C)
- S. Ahmadi. An Overview of Next-Generation Mobile WiMAX Technology. IEEE Communications Magazine, Jun 2009. (Miguel Angel Sanz Rodríguez & Gerardo Calvo Logroño)
- X. Du & H.-H. Chen. Security in Wireless Sensor Networks. IEEE Wireless Communications, August 2008 (Anahita Araghi & Iman Vakili)
- O.B. Akan, et al. Wireless Passive Sensor Networks, IEEE Communications Magazine, Aug 2009. (Karrar Rizvi & Umair Aslam)
- Haitao Liu, et al. Opportunistic routing for wireless ad hoc and sensor networks: Present and future directions, IEEE Communications Magazine, vol.47, no.12, pp.103-109, Dec. 2009 (Ricardo Morales, Jonathan Rueda & Nina Wirand)
- P. Misra, et al. Safety assurance and rescue communication systems in high-stress environments: A mining case study, IEEE Communication Magazine, Vol. 48, Issue 4, April 2010 (Rohit Chandra & Shikha Kudar)
- G.R. Hiertz, et al. The IEEE 802.11 Universe, IEEE Communication Magazine, January 2010 (Nafiz Ahmed Chisty, Mohammad Azmol Hossain Bhuiyan & Mohammad Arifur Reza Chowdhury)
- C.X. Wang, et al. Cooperative MIMO Channel Models: A Survey, IEEE Communication Magazine, February 2010. (Bo Wu and Yilei Wang)
- P. Minyoung, P. Gopalakrishnan & R. Roberts. Interference mitigation techniques in 60 GHz wireless networks. IEEE Communications Magazine, December 2009 (Demissew Kessela & Joseph Matiko)
Suggested papers (still available)
[Paper selection finished.]General hints
- Select a paper (possibly from list above) and start reading it now.
- MATLAB or similar tools are useful for playing around with expressions and plotting results to get a better understanding of the contents of the paper.
- Consult the references of the paper, if necessary.
- Many papers can be downloded at ELIN@Lund (if you sit at a computer with a Lund University IP number).
- The teachers are available for questions! Send and e-mail with a direct question or a request for a meeting.
Oral presentation
PowerPoint presentation template
- By preparing the presentation in MS PowerPoint, or a similar software, it will be easy to make it neat and to use pictures for illustrations. A computer and a beamer (video projector) will be available at the presentation.
- Send your presentation to Ove Edfors, no later than the night before the presentation. This way we don't have to worry about CD roms, floppy disks or memory sticks (which often fail at the critical moment).
- The presentation is ONLY 10 minutes. Try to keep your presentation to no more than 10 slides.
- The presentation should answer the following questions (in a wide sense, depending on the paper)
- What is the aim of the paper?
- Which problem is addressed?
- How is the problem addressed?
- What are the important results?
- Which conclusions are drawn?