Instantly connect with IEEE ComSoc - the world's largest technical community of communications professionals with the new IEEE ComSoc app.
The IEEE ComSoc app is available for iPad, iPhone and Android from the Apple App Store and Google play. It provides notifications for important news, events and promotions, and direct access to blogs, eNews, online tools, and more. It's your mobile connection to the ComSoc community at the fingertips.
ComSoc's vast resources, publications, networking events, technical committees, local Chapters, global Sister Societies, Awards Categories, have been increasingly bringing members to the community. The new IEEE ComSoc app conveniently brings the community members closer, globaly and locally. It integrates social features, with easy access to ComSoc Facebook page, Instagram, Video. It has built in icons directing to free online benefits such as ComSoc Technology News (CTN), Publications Digest, Article of the Month, Best Readings. The app also features Calendar, photos, Contact center, Career Center in addition to the Portfolio Events, publications, and membership.
Other apps currently at the IEEE ComSoc's Mobile Apps website are: IEEE WCET - Focusing on Wireless Communication Engineering Technologies Certification and Training courses; and the IEEE Communications Magazine on iPad.
Experience the new IEEE ComSoc App and see how it can instantly connect you with the ComSoc community.
The IEEE ComSoc app is brought to you by IEEE ComSoc Marketing & Creative Department. Special thanks to staff member Max Loskutnikov for his great contributions.
Visit the IEEE ComSoc Mobile Apps site at: http://www.comsoc.org/comsoc-mobile-apps or download directly from Apple App Store or Google play right from your mobile device!
Hisashi Kobayashi, the Sherman Fairchild University Professor Emeritus of Princeton University and a long-time member of the IEEE Communications Society (Fellow 1977, Life Fellow 2003), received a 2012 C&C (Computer and Communications) Prize. Kobayashi was awarded for his “pioneering and leading contribution both to the invention of high-density and highly reliable digital recording technology and to the creation and development of a performance-evaluation methodology for computer and communication systems.”
The other C&C Prize went to a group of Osamu Yamada (Waseda University), Toru Kuroda (NHK Research Lab) and Masayuki Takada (NHK Research Lab) for their “outstanding leadership in the research and development of the ISDB-T digital terrestrial television broadcasting system.
The award ceremony was held on at ANA Intercontinental Hotel Tokyo on November 28, 2012.
The C&C Prize, established in March 1985 by the NEC C&C Foundation, is given annually to no more than two groups in recognition of their outstanding contributions to research and development and/or pioneering work in the fields of semiconductors, computers, and/or telecommunications and in their integrated technologies (C&C).
Here's the link to view the past recipients of C&C Prizes.
Experts in the green communications field formed a team and prepared the best set of references for IEEE Communications Society members and colleagues, bringing the scope of green communications into focus.
Green Communications attract increasing attention - Green Internet of Things, Green Cognitive Communications, Green Smart Grids, Green Software and Hardware, Green Data Storage, Life-Cycle Analysis for Green Communications, Architecture, Strategies, Algorithms, Protocols. Best Readings is where you discover hard to find technology research resources.
Best Readings - a unique, free service for the professional communications community - assists researchers, innovators, and subject matter experts discover resources on specific communications topics.
Green Communications covers a surprisingly wide range of technologies, and spans several decades of intensive research by groups from all over the world. The Best Readings compiles a set of focused references to technical papers, survey papers, and books.
Special Issues cover topics such as "Quantum Electronics, Special Issue on Green Photonics", "Energy-Efficient Wireless Communications", "Green Radio Communication Networks," Energy Efficiency in Communications," "Green Information and Communications Technology (ICT) for Eco-Sustainability."
Overview Books such as David JC MacKay's "Sustainable Energy - Without the Hot Air", provides a tutorial level introduction to issues around energy provision; E. Hossain, V.K. Bhargava, and G. P. Fettweis (Eds.), "Green Radio Communication Networks," the very first book in this field of green communications presents the state-of-the-art research on green wireless communications. J. Wu, S. Rangan, H. Zhang's "Green Communications: Theoretical Fundamentals, Algorithms and Applications," provides comprehensive coverage in an all-inclusive panoramic style on the broad areas of green communications.
Feature Topics help readers delve deep into specific areas in green communications.
The launch of Best Readings in Green Communications would not be possible without the dedications of experts. We acknowledge their dedication and research spirit:
Jinsong Wu, Bell Laboratories, China
Vijay K. Bhargava, University of British Columbia, Canada, current IEEE ComSoc President
John S. Thompson, University of Edinburgh, UK
Honggang Zhang, Université Européenne de Bretagne (UEB) & Supelec/IETR, France
Ekram Hossain, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada
Daniel C. Kilper, Columbia University, USA
Rodney S. Tucker, University of Melbourne, Australia
Best Readings in Green Communications website:
http://www.comsoc.org/best-readings/green
For the list of currently available Free Online Tutorials from IEEE ComSoc,
please visit comsoc.org/free-tutorials >>
“Call for Papers” Ends May 10 for Third Annual Event Dedicated to the
Advance of Green Communications & Energy Savings
NEW YORK, NY (March 7, 2013) – IEEE Online Conference on Green Communications
(OnlineGreenComm 2013), the virtual forum dedicated to the advancement of energy-efficient communications and green networking technologies, will hold its third annual event from October 29 - 31, 2013.
Rebranded from IEEE GreenCom to reflect the fully online agenda of the entire three-day program, IEEE OnlineGreenComm will consist of nearly one dozen sessions devoted to the development of next wave green communications and energy saving technologies. Interested participants are invited to visit www.ieee-OnlineGreenComm.org for more details including conference updates and submission guidelines. The “Call for Papers” deadline is May 10 for original, unpublished research papers.
“According to the U.S. Energy Department, if current trends aren’t changed worldwide energy
consumption will increase by 53 percent from 2008 to 2035,” says (IEEE OnlineGreenComm Co-Chair
Michela Meo of Politecnico di Torino, Italy). “Fortunately, the Information and Communications
Technology sector (ICT) offers numerous opportunities for reducing electricity consumption. IEEE
OnlineGreenComm is devoted to sharing the latest networking, smart grid and green communications
solutions with global professionals actively work to drive the newest global energy management
initiatives.”
Held entirely online, the three-day event is designed specifically to enable attendees from all over
the world to actively participate in scores of presentations on energy efficiency in an extremely energyefficient environment. In addition to providing the ability to interact with hundreds of international colleagues, this deeply informative, ecological and educational event will also embrace the latest powerful online conferencing tools to offer a near-physical experience that is both cost-effective and time-sensitive to today’s busy schedules.
Webcast internationally and then published at IEEE Xplore, IEEE OnlineGreenComm will host a
wide selection of keynotes and technical papers on subjects ranging from green communications in LTE
networks and multi-period traffic engineering to green optical network survivability and demand response
communications services. Other benefits include the ability to present research live and then interact with
audience members in real-time with moderator support. Specific topics of interest include, but are not
limited to:
- Green Solutions for Communications Technologies including energy-efficient measurement profiling, networking and protocols, communications management, data centers and wired, wireless, vehicular and content delivery networks
- Green Society Solutions based on Communications Technologies including smart cities, smart sensing, E-health, energy-efficient buildings, energy harvesting, industrial automation, Machineto-Machine communications (M2M) and Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS)
- Smart Grid Communications including advanced metering infrastructure and smart meter technologies, wide-area monitoring and control, demand-response management, distributed generation and storage, operations of renewable energy generation, management & control of distributed energy storage, grid-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-grid and micro-grids
Everyone interested in either attending or presenting at IEEE OnlineGreenComm is invited to
visit www.ieee-OnlineGreenComm.org or contact Heather Ann Sweeney of the IEEE Communications
Society at 212-705-8938 or h [dot] sweeney [at] comsoc [dot] org for conference updates and/or original paper
submission guidelines. In addition, all website visitors are encouraged to network with colleagues and
peers, share their professional experiences or discuss IEEE OnlineGreenComm through the conference’s
Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter pages.
The third annual IEEE OnlineGreenComm conference is hosted by the IEEE Communications
Society, which has over 50,000 members and is the second largest of IEEE’s 38 technical societies.
Founded in 1952, IEEE ComSoc is recognized as a major international forum for the exchange of ideas
on communications and information networking. The society is also an international sponsor of global
publications, conferences, certification and educational programs, local activities, technical committees
and standardization projects.
The 2013 IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference (WCNC) is to be held in the magnificent city of Shanghai, China on April 7-10, 2013.
This is a historical event for the IEEE Communication Society. China is the largest mobile communications market in the world, and this is the first ever IEEE WCNC event being held in mainland China.
IEEE WCNC 2013 is scheduled to include more than 800 technical and executive presentations, with papers showcasing the latest technologies, applications and services, as well as the keynote speeches, panel discussions, tutorials and workshops created to provide both industrial and academic perspective on many exciting topics in wireless communications and networking technologies.
While participating in the comprehensive technical program, you will have the chance to enjoy an amazing city Shanghai with a fascinating past and a thrilling future to make your stay memorable.
A savings of $150 for a Full ComSoc / IEEE Registration and $160 for a Full Non-Member Registration - includes a complimentary tutorial - is available to those register by Friday, 18 March 2013.
For more information on IEEE WCNC 2013, including program and registration as well as ongoing conference updates, visit www.ieee-wcnc.org
2013年IEEE无线通信及网络会议(WCNC)将于4月7日至10日在中国上海隆重召开。此次会议对于IEEE通信学会来说是一次具有历史意义的盛会, 不仅是因为中国是世界上最大的移动通信市场,更因为IEEE WCNC首次在中国大陆举行。
IEEE WCNC 2013录用的800多篇优秀论文的作者将围绕最新的无线通信及网络技术、应用、服务等内容,通过主题演讲、分组论坛、小组讨论、专题研讨会等形式,为学术界和产业界带来最激动人心的精彩演讲。
参与此次盛会,除了可以收获到丰富全面的学术内容以外,您还将有机会感受上海这座迷人城市独特魅力,它将历史与未来完美融合,一定为您此行留下难以忘怀的美好记忆。
如果您在2013年3月18日(周五)之前做大会注册,作为IEEE通信学会的会员,您将有机会享受 $150美元的优惠,非会员享受$160美元的优惠,其中包括一个免费的课程。具体注册信息请详见官方网站http://www.ieee-wcnc.org/registration.html
如果您想了解更多关于此次IEEE WCNC 2013最新最详尽的相关信息,欢迎登陆官方网站www.ieee-wcnc.org获取。
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Developed by IEEE volunteers, IEEE Technology Navigator (TechNav) is an amazing online vehicle to help us discover the most relevant engineering content in the IEEE's intellectual property resources in a quickest fashion.
Have you tried the new IEEE Technology Navigator yet? This powerful tool covers 8,645 topics. The information is organized by TechNav tags. These tags are based on search terms from the IEEE Xplore digital library’s thesaurus. They are mapped to more than 50 IEEE societies and organizational units, as well as to industry sectors.
TechNav beta version was created in 2010 and got improved last year. The redesigned home page presents the topic areas in a more streamlined way. They can be navigated by industry topic (such as education, health care, or transportation) or by IEEE organization (like the IEEE Communications Society, IEEE Standards Association or IEEE Member and Geographic Activities). A mobile-friendly version of TechNav was also available on all mobile devices including smartphones and tablet computers.
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