The 13th Australian Communications Theory Workshop - Wellington, New Zealand

AusCTW 2012 will bring together researchers in physical layer communications and related areas. For the second time since its inception the workshop travels across the Tasman. The 13th Australian Communications Theory Workshop will be held at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, from Monday January 30th through Wednesday, February 1st, 2012. The two and a half day workshop provides an opportunity for researchers and post-graduate students to gather in a largely informal environment to share ideas, make contacts and foster collaborative research links. Previous workshops have been very successful in building links and networks between researchers.

Papers presenting previously unpublished results on theoretical aspects of communication systems in the following and related areas are solicited (maximum paper length is 6 pages):
  • coded modulation
  • coding theory and practice
  • communication systems
  • channel characteristics and modeling
  • detection and estimation
  • OFDM and DMT processing techniques
  • ultra-wide band communications
  • DSP for communications
  • information theory and statistics
  • iterative decoding algorithms
  • multiuser detection
  • cross-layer PHY-MAC-NET arrangements
  • fourth generation cellular systems
  • blind signal separation techniques
All contributed papers will be subject to peer review. Accepted papers will appear in full in the published proceedings and will therefore be fully DEST-compliant. Similar to previous years, arrangements are being made so that the papers appear in IEEEXplore. Accepted papers will be assigned a slot for presentation in the poster sessions. The standard of accepted submissions will be equivalent to that of Globecom or ICC.


Conference website AusCTW 2012

Important Deadlines
Paper SubmissionNovember 4, 2011
Acceptance NotificationDecember 9, 2011
Camera-ready SubmissionDecember 20, 2011
Conference DateJanuary 30 - February 2, 2012

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