WHERE2 Location aided communications

Armin Dammann; George Agapiou; Joaquim Bastos; Löic Brunel; Mariano García; Julien Guillet; Yi Ma; Junjie Ma; Jimmy J. Nielsen; Li Ping; Ronald Raulefs; Jonathan Rodriguez; Dirk Slock; Du Yang; Na Yi

WHERE2 Location aided communications

Armin Dammann, George Agapiou, Joaquim Bastos, Löic Brunel, Mariano García, Julien Guillet, Yi Ma, Junjie Ma, Jimmy J. Nielsen, Li Ping, Ronald Raulefs, Jonathan Rodriguez, Dirk Slock, Du Yang, Na Yi

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This paper presents an overview of preliminary results of investigations within the WHERE2 Project [1] on identifying promising avenues for location aided enhancements to wireless communication systems. The wide ranging contributions are organized according to the following targeted systems: cellular networks, mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) and cognitive radio. Location based approaches are found to alleviate significant signaling overhead in various forms of modern communication paradigms that are very information hungry in terms of channel state information at the transmitter(s). And this at a reasonable cost given the ubiquitous availability of location information in recent wireless standards or smart phones. Location tracking furthermore opens the new perspective of slow fading prediction. © VDE VERLAG GMBH.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	19th European Wireless Conference, EW 2013
Publisher	VDE Verlag GmbH
ISBN (Print)	3800734982, 9783800734986
Publication status	Published - 2013
Event	19th European Wireless Conference, EW 2013 - Guildford, United Kingdom Duration: 16 Apr 2013 → 18 Apr 2013

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Conference	19th European Wireless Conference, EW 2013
Place	United Kingdom
City	Guildford
Period	16/04/13 → 18/04/13

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