2002 ISART Speaker Slides

• Solving the Spectrum Shortage: Spectrally Efficient Technologies in Standards and Spectrum Management, Abstract, Dr. Larry Alder, ArrayComm
• Fourth Generation Wireless: Who Needs Base Stations?, Abstract, Dr. Tim X Brown, University of Colorado
• Partnership on a Global Scale: Receipe for 3rd Generation Mobile Wireless, Abstract, Dr. Asok Chatterjee, Ericsson
• Superconductor Microelectronics and Security for Software Defined Radio, Abstract, Pete Cook, Hypres Inc.
• Our Wireless Future: Has Reality Caught Up With the Hype?, Abstract, Martin Cooper, ArrayComm
• High Capacity Adaptive Base-Station Antenna Systems, Abstract, Dr. Anders Derneryd, Ericsson
• Field Programmable Logic Enabling New Software Radio Design (1.8 MB), Abstract, Dr. Chris Dick, Xilinx
• Advanced Wireless Technologies at DARPA (3.8 MB), Abstract, Mr. George Duchak, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
• Spectrum Management: Property Rights, Gosplan, Markets, and the Commons, Abstract, Dr. Gerald Faulhaber, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
• Wireless Priority Services Update, Abstract, Dr. Peter Fonash, National Communications System
• Ultra wideband - The "Wave" of the Future or Paradigm for Spectrum Misuse?, Abstract, Dr. Bob Fontana, Multispectral Solutions Inc.
• Keynote Address, Michael D. Gallagher, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information, U.S. Department of Commerce
• On Multi-Channel Receivers with Arbitrary, Uncoupled Selection of Channel Spacing, Channel Bandwidth, and Channel Sample Rate, (1.8 MB), Abstract, Dr. Fred Harris, San Diego State University
• Spectrum Management in the New Millennium, Dale Hatfield, University of Colorado
• A European View on Frequency Management and Standardization Abstract, Soeren Hess, European Radiocommunications Office
• UWB Radio Technology - The Global View of a Wireless System Integrator, Abstract, Dr. Walter Hirt, IBM Zurich Research Laboratory
• Measurements to Determine Potential Interference to GPS Receivers from Ultrawideband Transmission Systems, (1.1 MB) Abstract, Randy Hoffman and Mike Cotton, NTIA/ITS
• Radio-wave Propagation Modeling for Broadband Wireless Communications, Abstract, Dr. Christopher L. Holloway, NIST
• Characterization of Ultrawideband Emissions Using a Time-Domain Measurement System, Abstract, Dr. Robert Johnk, NIST
• Design of a New Multiuser Code, Abstract, Dr. Lynn Kirlin, University of Victoria
• Universal Radio, Abstract, Dr. Jim Lansford, Mobilian Corp.
• Standards for Broadband Wireless Access, Abstract, Dr. Roger Marks, NIST
• Polar Modulation: An Alternative Solution for Software Defined Radio, Abstract, Dr. Earl McCune, Tropian, Inc.
• A Comparison of Radio Propagation Predictions and Measurements at VHF and UHF Using Univariate and Multivariate Normal Statistics, Abstract, Paul McKenna, NTIA/ITS
• The Wireless MIMO Channel: Measurements, Double-Directional Parameters, and Capacity (1.4 MB), Abstract, Dr. Christoph Mecklenbraüker and Ralf Müller, FTW - Telecommunications Research Center
• Innovations in OFDM and DSSS for Very High Performance, Very High Bit Rate WLAN/802.11 (1.5 MB), Abstract, Dr. Carl Nassar, Colorado State University
• Third-generation Cellular: Technical and Economic Challenges, (1 MB), Abstract, Dr. Ray Nettleton, Consultant
• Smart Antennas and Radio Network Planning - 3G and Beyond, Abstract, Dr. Thomas Neubauer, Institute of Communications and RF Engineering
• A Futuristic Look at Satellites and Satellite Communications in Twenty Years, Abstract, Dr. Ray Perez, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
• Design, Deployment, and On-going Maintenance of In-building Wireless Infrastructure, Abstract, Dr. Ted Rappaport, Virginia Tech
• How Wireless Networks Scale: The Illusion of Spectrum Scarcity, Abstract, Dr. David P. Reed, Consultant
• Ultrawideband Technology: Spectrum Sharing and Regulation, (720 kB), Paul Roosa, NTIA, Office of Spectrum Management
• Bandwidth-limited Measurements of Ultrawideband Device Emissions, Abstract, Frank Sanders, NTIA/ITS
• The mNet Australia Project, Abstract, Dr. Jim Schroeder, Univ of South Australia, Inst for Telecommunications Research
• Wireless Network Discovery, Abstract, Dr. Robert Stafford, NTIA/ITS
• The Continued Evolution of Telecommunications Networks, Abstract, Dr. John Treichler, Applied Signal Technology, Inc.
• An Overview of SDR and Enabling Technologies, Abstract, Jeff Wepman, NTIA/ITS