The 6th IEEE Dynamic Spectrum Access Network - Washington, USA



IEEE DySPAN is the premier conference to discuss, publish and present recent results in Dynamic Spectrum Access (DSA) and Cognitive Radio Domain, including discussion on any radical and novel approaches towards more efficient spectrum use and technologies related to that. There has been tremendous progress in the research and development of DSA in recent years and the organizers of IEEE DySPAN 2012 encourage submissions that exhibit the recent success stories and research that go also beyond narrow meaning of DSA. The special themes for 2012 are advanced spectrum engineering, novel spectrum sharing methods and policies, and systems oriented research.

IEEE DySPAN 2012, like its predecessors, is a unique symposium that gathers technology, policy and regulatory communities together. In addition to program tracks for technology and policy papers, the conference will hold system demonstrations, panels, and tutorials that are tailored for special audiences such as regulators and industry. The conference will also host several keynote sessions given by leaders of the technology and policy communities.

IEEE DySPAN 2012 welcomes contributions dealing with regulatory aspects of dynamic spectrum access, theoretical studies, algorithm and protocol design for cognitive radios and networks, as well as application-oriented contributions dealing with architectures, platforms, signaling and multiple access schemes. We are particularly looking for papers reporting on systems aspects and prototypes, summaries on the regulatory advancements, spectrum measurements and analysis of white space opportunities, and business cases for advanced spectrum engineering. We invite contributions outlining advances in self-optimization, learning, and context sensitivity of cognitive radios, and DSA concepts that consider a complete network and describe novel optimization schemes.

Conference website DySpan 2012

Important Deadlines
Paper SubmissionNovember 2, 2011
Acceptance NotificationJanuary 6, 2012
Camera-ready SubmissionJanuary 31, 2012
Conference DateApril 3-6, 2011

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