ICASSP2020 opens the Call for Special sessions. Send us a proposal!!! The CTTC organizes the 45th IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP2020) , on May 4th-8th, 2020. This edition will take place in Barcelona. ICASSP is the world’s largest and most comprehensive technical conference focused on signal processing and its applications. [...]
CTTC, represented by Mr. Albert Sitjà, and as collaborator of the Galileo Masters, is pleased to announce the launching of the Galileo Masters Submission Phase (01 May ’19 – 31 Jul ’19). The international innovation competition serves as accelerating instrument for space‐related entrepreneurs and startups, providing Europe with path‐breaking novelties. Since its initiation in 2004, [...]
The CTTC looks for a Research positions at the Communication Technologies Division, Communication Networks Divisions & Geomatics Division. Go to careers to apply now.
Weekly Seminar: “Transmitter Classification With Supervised Deep Learning”
ABSTRACT: Hardware imperfections in RF transmitters introduce features that can be used to identify a specific transmitter amongst others. Supervised deep learning has shown good performance in this task but using datasets not applicable to real world situations where topologies evolve over time. To remedy this, the work rests on a series of datasets gathered [...]
Course on Ground-Based SAR deformation monitoring: data analysis
CTTC is pleased to announce the 3-day course Ground-Based SAR deformation monitoring: data analysis organized by the Geomatics Division of the CTTC and sponsored by IDS. The course will cover the relevant aspects of GBSAR data analysis to understand advantages and limitations of this new technique and to correctly exploit and interpret its data. Lectures [...]
Best Booth Award at EuCNC 2019
The 5GCroCo European project, together with the 5G-CARMEN and 5G-MOBIX projects, have won the “Best Booth Award” at the EuCNC 2019 congress organized in Valencia on June 18-21. Congratulations!!
5G-Solutions, kick-off meeting
On June 4th, the kick-off meeting of the ICT-19 5G-Solutions project was held in Turin, organized by Telecom Italia (TIM). The 5G-Solutions project aims to prove in the field that the 5G capabilities provide ubiquitous access to a wide range of forward-looking applications and services with orders of magnitude of improvement over the current technology [...]
Weekly Seminar: “Joint State Sending and Communications: Theory and Vehicular Applications”
ABSTRACT: We consider a communication setup where transmitters wish to simultaneously sense network states and convey messages to intended receivers. The scenario is motivated by joint radar and vehicular communications where the radar and data applications share the same bandwidth. First, Prof. Kobayashi will present a theoretical framework to characterize the fundamental limits of such a [...]
Kick-off meeting for ATTRACT-funded projects
The CTTC presented the VLADIMIR concept to the participants of the kick-off event of ATTRACT (https://attract-eu.com/), which took place on 20-21 May 2019 at the premises of CERN (Geneva). VLADMIR will implement a monitoring system for indoor areas by sensing the variations that the optical wireless communication channel experiences when pre-defined ‘target’ events take place. [...]
Weekly Seminar: “Automation of 5G Core Networks”
ABSTRACT: In the framework of IEEE’s DL Tour, Dr. Al-Dulaimi will present the Seminar entitled “Automation of 5G Core Networks”. The fifth-generation core network (5GC) will be deployed in the form of software packages running in cloud datacenters. This 5GC is structured in different forms of reference point and service-based architecture (SBA) that are all [...]
A Researcher of the CTTC talks about science & technology to high school students
Sandra Lagen, Researcher of the CTTC will make a talk to students of 1st ESO from the institute INS Joan Mercader from Igualada (Barcelona) that forms part of the STEMcat Program. The purpose of the Program is to generate and enhance the interest of the pupils of infant, primary and ESO education towards the sciences [...]
