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Tag Archives: Microsoft
What’s going on with dynamic spectrum access?
Here, I try to summarize lessons from IEEE DySPAN 2011. The conference provided a rare and valuable place where academic researchers, industry leaders, and influential regulators mingle and talk to each other. In the last day of the conference, a … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences, Spectrum
Tagged cognitive radio, dynamic spectrum, DySPAN, Ericsson, FCC, Microsoft, Ofcom, TVWS
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IEEE DySPAN 2011: keynote speech by Victor Bahl (day 3)
I had a little chat with my acquaintances participating in the conference, and they agreed that the highlight of the DySAPN 2011 is really in keynote speeches and panel discussions although paper presentations are also interesting. Victor Bahl is a … Continue reading
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Tagged cognitive radio, dynamic spectrum, DySPAN, Microsoft, TVWS, Victor Bahl
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