Tokyo Tech Mobile Communications
Research Group holds a regular weekly meeting.
In the 2015 Autumn semester, it
will be held on every Thursday from 5:00 to 6:30
PM at South 3 building unless otherwise
informed. The seminar is actively organized
by doctoral candidates to motivate their
initiatives in internal and external research
networks.
The purpose of the seminar is twofold:
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to share the latest
research outcomes among internal
laboratories; and
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to gain insight on our
research activities by inviting guest
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Every year, several speakers from outside Japan
are also invited to the seminar.
The list of presentations are as follows
(Tentative):
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2015 Autumn Semester |
Characterization of Radio Propagation Channel
for Microwave and Milimeter Wave Mobile Communication Systems
- Toward 5G New Radio Access Technology -
presented by Prof. Jun-ichi Takada |
Nov-12 @S3-201 |
Statistic Properties of Rainfall in Tokyo for Millimeter-Wave
Wireless Network
presented by Assist. Prof. Takuichi Hirano
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Nov-19 @S3-201
Antenna Lab. |
Intercell-Interference Cancellation
and Neural Network Transmit Power Optimization for MIMO Channels
presented by Michael Andri Wijaya (D3)
Adaptive Codebook Precoder Employing Kalman filter
for Time-varying MIMO Channels
presented by Huiyu Ye (D2)
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Nov-26 @S3-201
Signal Proccessing Lab.
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Directional Characteristics of Millimeter Wave Propagation Channel
in Outdoor Urban Picocell
presented by Karma WANGCHUK (D2)
Characteristics Evaluation of Dense Multipath Component
in 11GHz-band Indoor Environment
presented by Assist. Prof. Kentaro Saito |
Dec-3 @S3-201
Propagation and Antenna Lab.
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A Study of User Scheduling for Millimeter Wave MU-MIMO Systems
-Evaluation with Small Conference Room Channel Model and 3-secter Access Point-
presented by Dr. Yuyuan Chang (PD)
Deployment of LED light control system
using battery-less wireless human detection sensor networks
presented by Tao Yu (D3)
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Dec-10 @S3-201
System Lab.
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Invited Talk
presented by Dr. Motoharu Sasaki from NTT
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Dec-17 @S3-201
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Previous presentations can be found in the
following links.
If you wish to join the seminar,
please contact Yuyuan CHANG .
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