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5th WiSEE 2017: Montreal, QC, Canada
- 2017 IEEE International Conference on Wireless for Space and Extreme Environments, WiSEE 2017, Montreal, QC, Canada, October 10-12, 2017. IEEE 2017, ISBN 978-1-5386-3318-2
- Aysegul Aglargoz, Andreas Bierig, Andreas Reinhardt:
Dynamic reconfigurability of wireless sensor and actuator networks in aircraft. 1-6 - David Narh Amanor, William W. Edmonson, Fatemeh Afghah:
Link performance improvement via design variables optimization in LED-based VLC system for inter-satellite communication. 7-12 - Milad Moghassem Hamidi, William W. Edmonson, Fatemeh Afghah:
A non-cooperative game theoretic approach for power allocation in intersatellite communication. 13-18 - Hadi Alasti:
Multi-resolution multiplexing for 5G wireless spectral efficiency enhancement in strong noise. 19-24 - I. Arruego, Franciso Jose Lopez-Hernandez:
Optical orthogonal codes for DS-CDMA in OWLS. 25-30 - Isaac Osunkunle:
Improving 802.11 video transport air efficiency with AL-FEC. 31-36 - Stephen M. Dumas, T. Alan Lovell, Andrew J. Sinclair, Gregory D. Durgin:
Analysis of error in time difference of arrival measurements introduced by the motion of satellite-based receivers. 37-42 - Arnau Rovira-Sugranes, Abolfazl Razi:
Predictive routing for dynamic UAV networks. 43-47 - Jean-Marc Collignon, Alexis Quement, B. Baron, Badr Rmili:
RF energy harvester optimized for wireless sensor network in launcher application. 48-51 - Kevin Schalk, Kai Muller, Karsten Peter, Johannes Sebald:
Microsecond-precision time stamping in a deterministic distributed sensor network utilizing openPOWERLINK. 52-56 - Martin Drobczyk
, Marcus Lehmann, Christian Strowik
EMC characterization of the UWB-based wireless positioning and communication experiment (wireless Compose) for the ISS. 57-62 - Marius Feldmann, Felix Walter
Routing in ring road networks: Leveraging a spot of maximum knowledge. 63-68 - Sunil Lingamurthy Javali, Amir Torabi, Seyed A. (Reza) Zekavat:
Snow covered forest channel modeling for near-ground Wireless Sensor Networks. 69-74 - Ehsan Zandi, Peter Martin Vieting, Omid Taghizadeh, Rudolf Mathar:
Power allocation for orthogonally-observed multi-target sensor networks. 75-80 - Omid Taghizadeh, Vimal Radhakrishnan, Gholamreza Alirezaei, Ehsan Zandi, Rudolf Mathar:
Optimal linear MMSE design for passive distributed radar sensor network systems. 81-85 - Hadi Alasti:
An on-demand compressed sensing approach for spatial monitoring of correlated big data using multi-contours in dense wireless sensor network. 86-91 - Christoph Degen:
On single snapshot direction-of-arrival estimation. 92-97 - Jose Angel Leon Calvo, Gholamreza Alirezaei, Rudolf Mathar:
Wireless powering of drone-based MANETs for disaster zones. 98-103 - James Lyke, Jesse K. Mee, Arthur H. Edwards, Andrew Pineda, Erik DeBenedictis, Michael P. Frank:
On the energy consequences of information for spacecraft systems. 104-109 - Rachel Dudukovich, Alan Hylton, Christos Papachristou
A machine learning concept for DTN routing. 110-115 - Marius Feldmann, Felix Walter
Routing in ring road networks with limited topological knowledge. 116-121 - Christopher J. Roberts, M. Morgenstern, David J. Israel, John M. Borky, Thomas H. Bradley
Preliminary results from a model-driven architecture methodology for development of an event-driven space communications service concept. 122-127 - Felix Walter
Enhancing first-hop probability estimations in ring road networks via node collaboration. 128-133 - Edward J. Birrane, David J. Copeland, Michael G. Ryschkewitsch:
The path to space-terrestrial internetworking. 134-139 - Hiba Murali, John Bell, Qi Cheng, Kevin M. Mairena, Erik Centeno, Gregory D. Durgin, Evan Shi:
Using inkjet printed circuits on a transparent substrate for microwave energy harvesting for space based solar power. 140-143 - Ian Cash:
CASSIOPeiA solar power satellite. 144-149 - Kenneth R. Bundy, Ali Abedi
Air leak material identification in pressurized space vehicles using a Convolutional Neural Network. 150-152 - Shaun Veilleux, Ahmed Almaghasilah, Ali Abedi
Stochastic modelling of wireless energy transfer. 153-155 - Baek-Young Choi
Toward reliable and energy efficient wireless sensing for space and extreme environments. 156-157
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