The IEEE Signal Processing Society (SPS) is dedicated to providing webinars on technical and technological innovations (and their applications) in signal processing from top researchers and thought leaders in academia and industry on the SPS Resource Center.
Effective immediately, all SPS Student Branch Chapters are now eligible to request up to $500 annually to help support invited speakers, career development workshops, social functions in connection to Student Branch Chapter meetings, and other related activities.
Advisor: Bhattacharyya, Shuvra S.
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Advisor: Tsividis, Yannis
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The IEEE Signal Processing Society is proud to launch a new gold fully open access (OA) journal, the IEEE Open Journal of Signal Processing (OJ-SP), spanning the full scope of the Society’s fields of interest. OJ-SP, which will be fully compliant with funder mandates, including Plan S, will begin accepting submissions in fall 2019 and publish its first articles in early 2020.
Signal processing works around us constantly, doing unseen work to keep us connected in infinite ways, including wi-fi internet. In our new video, Signal Processing for Wi-Fi, learn how signal processing methods are used to overcome challenges, letting you stay connected across multiple devices simultaneously and without interruption.
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Recent years have witnessed the explosive growth of mobile data traffic, which has led to ever-increasing demand for high system throughput, massive user access, heterogeneous data traffic, high bandwidth efficiency, and ultra-low latency.
Information is the key element in modern factory automation and process control systems, and one of the most difficult tasks is to provide, distribute, and properly process it. Information transfer and processing in this scenario depend to a large extent on appropriate communication systems, usually referred to as “industrial networks.”
Radar was developed during World War II for defense and security applications, and it was initially used for detecting aircrafts and missiles, replacing short range and narrow field-of-view acoustic devices.
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