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Communications
Section Information
Communications technologies are indispensable in bridging various local and distributed sensors with diverse industrial and consumer applications, which are increasingly dependent on data analytics for decision-making and system operation.
The Communications Section publishes original peer-reviewed papers covering all aspects of the communications field, including but not limited to the design, implementation and theoretical analysis of wireless communication/optical communication/satellite communication systems, signal processing techniques, networking, data analytics, system operation and emerging communication technologies.
Potential Topics:
- Joint Radar and Communications;
- Wireless, Mobile, Ad Hoc and Sensor Networks;
- Integrated Positioning and Communications;
- Integrated Sensing and Communications;
- RF Sensing and Localization;
- Mobility, Sensing and Networking;
- Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces for Sensing and Communications;
- Sensor-Aided Communication in Vehicular Channels;
- Cloud, Edge, and Fog Computing for Sensing and Inference;
- Sensing, Communication, and Networking in Challenging Scenarios (e.g., In-Body Networks, Underground, Underwater, Rural and Low-Income Areas, Space);
- Trustworthiness of Mobile, Wireless, and Sensor Systems;
- Notable 5G/6G Communication Systems;
- RFID (Radio Frequency Identification);
- Antenna Arrays;
- Distributed Sensing and Communications;
- Sensor Networks and Data Communications;
- Real-Time Communications in Wireless Sensor Networks;
- Integrated Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Communications;
- Chirp-Based Communication and Sensing;
- Spectrum Analysis and Management of ISAC;
- Millimeter Wave/THz Technologies for ISAC;
- MIMO/Intelligent Reflecting Surfaces (IRSs) for ISAC;
- Signal Processing for ISAC;
- Security and Privacy for ISAC;
- Energy-Efficient ISAC system;
- Wi-Fi Sensing/Positioning/Detection for ISAC;
- ISAC with Robotics and Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTNs) (UAV, Satellites, HAPs);
- ISAC using Existing Networks/Resources.

