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IEEE SCVT
City
Mons
Country
Belgium
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The IEEE Symposium on Communications and Vehicular Technology (IEEE SCVT) is an annual event organized by the IEEE Benelux Joint Chapter on Communications and Vehicular Technology&#046; It is our pleasure to invite you to the 23rd edition of IEEE SCVT scheduled to be held at the University of Mons in the city of Mons on November 22, 2016&#046; The Symposium is aimed at presenting and discussing the latest scientific and technical advances in communication systems and vehicular communication technology&#046;<br>Computing systems and their applications are increasingly relying on sensors and smart embedded systems&#046; Communications among these systems is constrained by cost, space and energy efficiency, requiring new system&#8211;level design approaches&#046; This year&#8242;s symposium aims to highlight those topics by organizing a special session dedicated to techniques and technologies that support the Internet of Things and Machine&#8211;to&#8211;Machine communications&#046;<br>Accordingly, IEEE SCVT 2016 solicits papers addressing relevant scientific and technical advances in communication systems and vehicular communication technology&#046;<br>Topics include, but are not limited to :<br>***Communication Systems and Networks***<br>Ad&#8211;hoc and sensor networks<br>Cellular and wireless networks<br>Optical networks<br>Self&#8211;organizing networks<br>Personal and body area networks<br>Satellite communications<br>Machine&#8211;to&#8211;Machine communications<br>Vehicular communications<br>Cognitive and Cooperative Communications<br>Smart grid communications and control<br>Internet of Things<br>5G Paradigm<br>Network science<br>***Techniques and Technology***<br>Robust transmitter and receiver designs<br>Reliable radio access techniques<br>Network robustness<br>Reliability of Wireless access and networking<br>Network Coding and Physical Layer security<br>Location aware applications<br>Energy harvesting<br>Energy efficient localization<br>Communication theory<br>Full duplex radios<br>Channel characterization and modeling<br>Coding and modulation<br>Short&#8211;range wireless technologies<br>Quality of Service and Quality of Experience<br>Routing protocols<br>