IEEE International Symposium on Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks (DYSPAN) 2012

The IEEE Symposium on New Frontiers in Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks (DySPAN 2012), the leading international conference dedicated to the advancement of cutting-edge wireless technologies and associated regulatory policies, the 6th annual will take place 16–19 October 2012. To be held in Bellevue, Washington, IEEE DySPAN 2012 is the premier global forum that focuses solely on the development and deployment of advanced spectrum engineering and smart radio systems.. “Our primary mission is to deliver the highest-quality agenda that includes industry-leading research and regulatory advances that are expected to have a profound impact on our field,” says IEEE DySPAN 2012 General Chair Dr. Victor Bahl of Microsoft Research. “There are regulatory changes being discussed in many parts of the world including USA, Japan, and Korea, which will change the policy landscape considerably. Having a timely conference will make a big difference in the quality of the program and hence the decision to take a short recess. IEEE DySPAN 2012 will provide the field’s finest minds with the single best venue for presenting their latest scientific findings at a time and place that will attract the greatest confluence of worldwide policy makers, scientists and wireless networking professionals.”

IEEE DySPAN was founded in 2005 to further the discussion of radically new spectrum access technologies. This includes a full roster of system demonstrations, panels, tutorials and keynotes tailored to the advancement of spectrum engineering and sharing methods, regulations and systems oriented research.