Second Green Wireless Communications and Networks Workshop (GreeNet)
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Co-located with IEEE VTC Spring 2011, Budapest, Hungary
15th-18th May 2011
Workshop Overview
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The objective of this workshop is to discuss new technologies that can be
exploited to improve the efficiency and sustainability of future wireless
networks. One major area where advances may be made is in moving towards more
heterogeneous wireless networks which employ a mix of network components,
such as macro-cell base stations, wireless (fixed and/or mobile) relays,
microcells, picocells and femtocells. A second important avenue of research
relates to new technologies and algorithms that can be deployed within the
radio of each device to reduce energy consumption. Examples of such
technologies include efficient radio amplifiers, antennas and multiple input
multiple output (MIMO) configurations as well as new energy saving physical layer
techniques and packet scheduling algorithms.
Papers on the following (but not limited to) topics are invited:
* Energy Efficient Wireless Network design: Efficient network architectures
; Radio access networks; Network traffic engineering and QoS support; Netwo
rk operation and management
* Enabling technologies: Physical layer techniques; MAC protocols;
Cross-layer optimization; Cognitive networks
* Network components and devices: Low power devices User terminal designs
Base station hardware architectures Power management for user terminals and
network devices
* Applications of wireless technologies: Wireless networking for smart grid
and power management; home working/smart office; Intelligent transport;
Machine-to-machine communications; Regulatory issues; Applications to 3GPP/IE
EE 802 standards
Key Dates
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Paper Deadline: 15 Nov 2010
Notification: 9 Jan 2011
Camera Ready Deadline: 20 Feb 2011
Plenary Speaker
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Shugong Xu, Huawei
Workshop Organisers
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John Thompson, University of Edinburgh
Ngoc Dao, Toshiba Research Labs
Simon Armour, University of Bristol
Vasilis Friderikos, Kings College London
Tim O?Farrell, Swansea University
Technical Programme Committee
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Andre Brandao, CRC Canada
Chadi Khirallah, University of Edinburgh
Chan-Byoung Chae, Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs
Congzheng Han, University of Bristol
David Lister, Vodafone
Shunqing Zhang, Huawei
Emilio Leonardi, Politecnico de Torino
Ha Nguyen, University of Saskatchewan
Imran Ashraf, Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs
Liqiang Zhao, Xidian University
Man-Fai Wong, Orange
Mythri Hunukumbure, Fujitsu
Oliver Holland, Kings College London
Raymond Kwan, NEC Telecom Modus
Richard Mackenzie, BT
Robert Joyce, O2
Stefan Kaiser, NTT Docomo
Zhisheng Niu, Tsinghua University
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