WUSPE 2013 - EEE MTT-S International Microwave Workshop Series on Wireless Communications and User-centered Services in Pervasive Environments

The International workshop on Wireless communications and User centered Services in Pervasive Environments (WUSPE 2013) will be jointly organized by the International Research Institute MICA, Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST), the French INRIA project team "E-Motion", and by the French research laboratory IMEP-LAHC.
The conference will be held in Hanoi, Vietnam on September 19-20, 2013. This edition will focus on human-system interaction in large scale pervasive environments, aided navigation using companion robots, applications for disabled people, etc.
CONFERENCE TOPICS
Paper submissions are invited on substantial, original and unpublished research in all aspects of wireless communications and pervasive spaces, including, but not limited to:
Electromagnetic scattering, shannel measurement, propagation and antenna
Antenna systems: theory, modelling and measurement
Integrated Antennas
Smart antennas, digital beam-forming and MIMO
Phased Arrays (Active/Passive) , Related Circuits and Components
Focal Plane Arrays
Mobile Communications (3G/4G/LTE, WiMAX, Cognitive Radio, etc.)
TV Broadcasting Technologies for HD and 3D Era
RFID NFC, Zigbee and Sensor Networks for perceptive space
Wireless Energy Transfer and Energy Harvesting
Wireless systems for context awareness
Human-System interaction in perceptive/pervasive environments
Large scale pervasive space design and management
Behavior prediction and pro-active pervasive computing
Smart city and pervasive urban applications
Wireless user/device localization
Aided navigation using smart devices or companion robots
RF Devices for Biosensing and Wireless Health Care Applications
Perceptive/Pervasive wireless systems for medical purpose
Applications for disabled people, Applications for tourism…
Etc ...
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