Networking Over White Spaces (KNOWS)
The next generation of wireless networks will include software defined radios, cognitive radios, and multi-radio systems which will co-exist harmoniously while operating over a very wide range of frequencies. Under the umbrella of the KNOWS project we are revisiting "classical" wireless networking problems and designing new solutions that incorporate and build upon recent advances in software and hardware technologies for networking over the recently opened white spaces spectrum.
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Community Service
Outreach
- In June 2008 we organized an MSR networking summit on Cognitive Wireless Networking. The participants included experts from academia and industry in various fields of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering. More details can be found by clicking below:
Professional Service
- Steering Committee, General Chair and PC Co-Chair, ACM CoRoNet 2010
- General Co-Chair and PC Co-Chair, IEEE CWCN 2010
- PC Co-Chair, IEEE SDR/WhiteSpace 2010
- PC Co-Chair, ACM CoRoNet 2009
- Steering Committee Member, IEEE DySPAN (since inception in 2005)
- Patron Chair, IEEE DySPAN 2010
- Program Committee Member, IEEE DySPAN 2005, 2007, 2008, 2010
- Guest Editor, IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, Special Issue on Advances in Cognitive Radio Networking and Communications (Submission date: Dec. 1, 2009; Publication 1st Quarter 2011)
University & Conference Support
- Rice University, White Space Mesh Networks
- University of Wisconsin, Spectrum Leasing Architecture
- IEEE DySPAN 2005, 2007 & 2008
