Paper Submission
Paper Submisison Deadline: January 20th 2024 (CLOSED)
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Contributed papers are solicited in the topical areas as outlined in the Call for Papers.
An overview of the topics and description of the sessions will be announced end October.
- A01 : Antenna and Propagation Measurement Techniques (Tian Loh, Steven Weiss, Pedro Pinho)
- A02 : Measurements in Telecommunications and Advanced Communication Systems (Tian Loh, Nuno Carvalho, Ricardo Figueiredo)
- A03 : Metrological Analysis and Characterization of Material Properties (Nosherwan Shoaib, Imran Shoaib,Takashi Shimizu)
- A04 : Measurements in Intelligent IoT System: Development and Applications (Rowayda Sadek, Poonam Arora, Pedro Miguel Cruz)
- A05 : Electrical and Electromagnetic Metrology including Quantum Standards (Satyakesh Dubey, Thomas Kleine-Ostmann, You Li, Diego Luna)
- A06 : Metrology of Electromagnetic Sensors (Nuno Carvalho, Carlos Ortiz, Pedro Miguel Cruz)
- A07 : Applied Metrology in diverse areas including Medical diagnostics, Bio-sensing, Agriculture, Smart Cities etc.(Nuno Carvalho, Wojciech Skierucha, Rowayda Sadek)
- A08 : Space Metrology (Liu Min, Wang Qianjuan)
- A09 : Calibration, Traceability, and Inter Comparisons of Instruments and Measurements (Joseph Achkar, Carlo Carobbi, Raul Solis, Demetrios Matsakis)
- A10 : Microwave and Optical Frequency Standards (Michael Kazda, Tekehiko Tanabe, Poonam Arora and Amitava Sen Gupta)
- A11 : Realization and Dissemination of Time Scales and Standard Frequencies (Jose Mauricio Lopez, Dirk Piester, Demetrios Matsakis, Ashish Agarwal)
- A12 : Time and Frequency Metrology, Phase Noise and Frequency Synthesis (Archita Hati, Michael Kazda, Amitava Sen Gupta)
- A13 : Time & Frequency Transfer Techniques and Precision Geolocation (Dirk Piester, Joseph Achkar, Giovanna Signorile, Parameswar Banerjee)
- A14 : Low-Cost GNSS Modules for Timing Applications (Dinesh Manandhar, Anindya Bose, Amitava Sen Gupta)
- A15 : Precision Metrology – Training, Management, and Prospects (Demetrios Matsakis, Steven Weiss, Parameswar Banerjee)
Joint session Commission A
- KA01 : Methods and novel technologies for absorbed/epithelial power density assessment above 6 GHz (Maxim Zhadobov, Paulraj Rajamani, Amitava Sen Gupta)
- B01 : Electromagnetic Theory (Daniel Sjoberg, Henrik Wallén, Mariana Dalarsson)
- B02 : Antenna theory, design, and measurement (Andrea Michel, Debatosh Guha)
- B03 : Scattering and Diffraction (Giuliano Manara, Ludger Klinkenbusch)
- B04 : High-frequency and Hybrid Methods (Giuliano Manara, Ludger Klinkenbusch, Prabhakar Pathak)
- B05 : Inverse scattering and imaging (Andrea Randazzo, Raffaele Solimene, Shouhei Kidera)
- B06 : On the Development of Effective Models for Electromagnetic Applications (Lars Jonsson, Valentin de la Rubia)
- B07 : Mathematical modelling of EM problems (Paul Smith, George Uslenghi)
- B08 : Mathematical methods in electromagnetics (Kazuya Kobayashi, Yury Shestopalov)
- B09 : Machine Learning and Optimization Techniques in Electromagnetics: new trends and novel applications (Sembiam Rengarajan, Christos Christodoulu, Ahmad Hoorfar)
- B10 : Electromagnetic methods for direct and inverse scattering involving stratified media (Guiseppe Schettini, Andrea Randazzo, Cristina Ponti)
- B11 : Waves in nonlinear and inhomogeneous media (Yury Shestopalov, Eugene Smolkin)
- B12 : Materials in Electromagnetics (Andrey Osipov, Paul Smith)
- B13 : Metamaterials-based complex tailoring of electromagnetic waves: theory and applications (Filipa Prudencio, Victor Pacheco-Pena, Mariana Dalarsson, Dimitrios Tzarouchis)
- B14 : Scattering of waves by particles: New applications from radio waves to optics (Mariana Dalarsson, Samel Arslanagic)
- B15 : Additive Manufacturing, novel composites and metastructures (Satheesh Bojja Venkatakrishnan, Eduardo Roja)
- B16 : Reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS) and their applications (Filippo Costa, Fu Liu)
- B17 : Millimeter wave and Terahertz antennas (Elias Alwan, Satheesh Bojja Venkatakrishnan)
- B18 : Vehicular and automotive RF links (Andrea Michel, Daniel Aloi)
- B19 : Wireless technologies for extreme environments (Simone Genovesi, Giuliano Manara)
- B20 : Electromagnetics in various sensing applications (Artur Rydosz, Kamil Staszek, Ilona Piekarz)
- B21 : Open session (Henrik Wallén, Ludger Klinkenbusch)
- Special session BACDEFGJK : URSI Commissions activities and interests in 5G/6G communication systems (John Volakis, Ludger Klinkenbusch, representatives of all other Commissions)
Joint sessions Commission B
- BACDEFGJK : Methods and Applications Enabling 5G/6G Technologies (John Volakis, Ludger Klinkenbusch, representatives of all other Commissions)
- KB01 : Electromagnetic/optical imaging and sensing for biomedical applications (Puyan Mojabi, Emily Porter, Satheesh Bojja Venkatakrishnan, Raquel Cruz Conceição)
- C01 : Emerging Technologies for Radar & Communications (Kumar Vijay Mishra, Amir Zaghloul)
- C02 : 6G and future wireless systems (Haijun Zhang, Satoshi Tsukamoto, Sangeeta Bhattacharjee)
- C03 : Wireless Power Transfer (Satoshi Tsukamoto, Yves Louet)
- C04 : Satellite Systems & positioning (Sanat K Biswas, Amitava Sen Gupta)
- C05 : Low-Cost GNSS Receivers (Dinesh Manandhar, Anindya Bose)
- C06 : Reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (Kumar Vijay Mishra, Alberto Tarable)
- C07 : Artificial Intelligence for Communications (in cooperation with COST ACTION CA20120 INTERACT) (Krzysztof Cwalina, Kumar Vijay Mishra, Hiren KD Sarma)
- C08 : Integrated sensing and communications (Shobha Sundar Ram)
- C09 : High-dimensional feature processing (Peter Vouras)
- C10 : Point-cloud processing and sensor fusion with lidar/radar/camera (Peter Vouras, Shobha Sundar Ram)
- C11 : Radio localization, timing, and navigation (in cooperation with COST ACTION CA20120 INTERACT) (Krzysztof Cwalina, Piotr Rajchowski)
- C12 : Data-driven signal processing (Peter Vouras)
- C13 : Adaptive Reconfigurable Receivers (Peter Vouras)
- C14 : Distributed and multistatic sensing (Raghu G. Raj )
- C15 : Advances in ORAN (Sangeeta Bhattacharjee, Peter Vouras)
- C16 : Non-terrestrial networks (Alberto Tarable, Francisco Escribano)
Joint session Commission C
- EACFJ : Spectrum management and Utilization (Flavio Miguel da Silva Jorge, José Pedro Borrego, Amir Zaghloul, Divya Oberoi)
- D01 : Convergence of photonics and radio systems towards 6G (Andreas Stohr, Takahiro Kaji)
- D02 : Electronic and photonic devices, circuits and systems for THz Communications (Tahsin Akalin, Kyoya Takano)
- D03 : Wireless power transfer and energy harvesting (Naoki Shinohara, Giacomo Paolini)
- D04 : Advances in Wireless systems for Identifications and Sensing (Smail Tedjini, Valentina Palazzi)
- D05 : Microwave photonics applications (Stavros Iezekiel, Hiroshi Murata)
- D06 : Electronics and photonics technologies for smart transport systems (Ukrit Mankong, Toshi Umezawa)
- D07 : Recent Advances in Electronics and Photonics (Open Session) (Atsushi Kanno, Tahsin Akalin)
Joint session Commission D
- KD01 : RF wearable devices for body area network: from numerical modeling to manufacturing (Micol Colella, Giacomo Paolini)
- E01 : EMC Analytical, Numerical and Machine Learning Modelling in complex systems (Riccardo Trinchero, Christophe Guiffaut, Chaouki Kasmi)
- E02 : EMC Measurement techniques and Standards (Carlo Carobbi, Ramiro Serra)
- E03 : Stochastic/Statistical Techniques in EMC (Luk Arnaut, Sebastien Lalléchère, Chaouki Kasmi, Sergio Pignari)
- E04 : EMP, HPEM and Intentional EMI (Felix Vega, Nicolas Mora)
- E05 : EMC and EMI in Wired and Wireless Communications (Virginie Deniau, Frank Gronwald)
- E06 : Time Reversal in Electromagnetics (Sebastien Lallechère, Farhad Rachidi, Marcos Rubinstein)
- E07 : Lightning and related phenomena (Farhad Rachidi, Marcos Rubinstein, Chaouki Kasmi)
- E08 : Electromagnetic interference at PCB, package, and chip level: Signal and Power Integrity (Riccardo Trinchero, Francesco de Paulis)
- E09 : Open Session (Carlo Carobbi, Chaouki Kasmi)
Joint sessions Commission E
- EAB : Wave Chaos of Complex Systems (Gabriele Gradoni, Steve Anlage, Luca Bastianelli)
- EBC : Wave modelling of novel wireless systems (Gabriele Gradoni, Luca Bastianelli)
- EJGF : Machine learning and signal processing to analyze and mitigate EMI (Kaushal Buch, Kevin Vinsen, Virginie Deniau, Riccardo Trinchero, Hariharan Krishnan, Paolo de Matthaeis)
- EC : EM Security of Cyber-physical systems and Wireless Technologies (Yuichi Hayashi, Chaouki Kasmi, Virginie Deniau)
- EACFJ : Spectrum management and Utilization ( Flavio Miguel da Silva Jorge, José Pedro Borrego, Amir Zaghloul, Divya Oberoi)
- F01 : Subsurface sensing/GPR (Motoyuki Sato, Lorenzo Capineri, Lilong Zou)
- F02 : Remote Sensing of Precipitation (Luca Baldini, Tomoo Ushio, Chandrasekar V., )
- F03 : Remote Sensing of Earth and Planetary Atmospheres (Animesh Maitra, Tomoo Ushio)
- F04 : Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) and Spectrum Management Issues in Microwave Remote Sensing (Paolo de Matthaeis, Christopher S. Ruf)
- F05 : COST CA20120 INTERACT: Measurement & Modelling of Radio Waves Propagation for Indoor Communications (Sławomir Ambroziak, Kamran Sayrafian)
- F06 : Recent Advances in Reflectometry using GNSS and other Signals of Opportunity (Tianlin Wang, Joan F Munoz-Martin)
- F07 : Ground-based measurement (Motoyuki Sato, Massimiliano Pieraccini)
- F08 : Microwave Remote Sensing of Vegetation and Terrestrial Snow (Simonetta Paloscia, Emanuele Santi)
- F09 : Open Session on Remote Sensing (Motoyuki Sato)
- F10 : Open Session on Radio Waves Propagation (Sławomir Ambroziak)
- F11 : Channel Characterisation for THz Communications (Thomas Kürner, Ke Guan)
- FKW01 : COST CA20120 INTERACT: Body Area Networks – Propagation Channel Modelling and EMF Exposure (Margot Deruyck, Sławomir Ambroziak)
- FAB01 : Deep learning in Artificial Electromagnetic Materials (Willie Padilla, Dimitris Tzarouchis, Pedro Cruz)
- FCW01 : COST CA20120 INTERACT: mmWave and THz Radio Propagation Characterization, Modelling and Parameter Estimation for ISAC Applications (Diego Dupleich, Yang Miao)
Joint sessions Commission F
- FKW01 : COST CA20120 INTERACT: Body Area Networks – Propagation Channel Modelling and EMF Exposure (Margot Deruyck, Sławomir Ambroziak)
- FAB01 : Deep learning in Artificial Electromagnetic Materials (Willie Padilla, Dimitris Tzarouchis, Pedro Cruz)
- FCW01 : COST CA20120 INTERACT: mmWave and THz Radio Propagation Characterization, Modelling and Parameter Estimation for ISAC Applications (Diego Dupleich, Yang Miao)
- EJGF1 : Machine learning and signal processing to analyze and mitigate EMI (Machine learning and signal processing to analyze and mitigate EMI (Kaushal Buch, Kevin Vinsen, Virginie Deniau, Riccardo Trinchero, Hariharan Krishnan, Paolo de Matthaeis)
- G01 : Advances in Monitoring, Modelling and Forecasting of Ionospheric Irregularities and Scintillation (Luca Spogli, Marcio Muella, Daria Kotova, Eurico De Paula)
- G02 : Nowcasting and forecasting Travelling Ionospheric Disturbances for ionospheric weather and mitigation services (Geoff Crowley, David Altadill Felip, Anna Belehaki, Sivakandan Mani)
- G03 : LEO topside and radio occultation measurements for ionosphere mapping and modelling (Riccardo Notarpietro, Mainul Hoque, Manuel Hernandez Pajares)
- G04 : Thermosphere-Ionosphere Coupling processes under disturbed and quiet geomagnetic conditions (Dario Sabbagh, Loredana Perrone, David Themens)
- G05 : Ionospheric Space Weather and impact on society and infrastructures (Vincenzo Romano, Iwona Stanislawska, Andrea Coster)
- G06 : Modeling and forecasting the ionosphere: new ways to cooperate Complex Systems theory and Machine Learning (Ivan Galkin, Claudio Cesaroni, Yenca Migoya-Orue, Massimo Materassi)
- G07 : Disturbed Ionosphere Specification using Modern Ionosondes (Ivan Galkin, John Bosco Habarulema, Tobias Verhulst, Inez Batista)
- G08 : Advances in Incoherent Scatter Radars (Lindsay Goodwin, Gareth Perry)
- G09 : The role of integrated research infrastructure and e-infrastructure for upper atmospheric studies (Tobias Verhulst, Giorgiana De Franceschi, Lindsay Goodwin)
- G10 : International Beacon Satellite Studies (Bruno Nava, Andrzej Krankowski, Seebany Datta-Barua)
- G11 : International Reference Ionosphere: Improvement, Validation and Usage (Dieter Bilitza, Andrzej Krankowski, Ivan Galkin, Irina Zakharenkova)
- G12 : HF Radars for Science and Surveillance (Joseph Malins, Kate Zawdie)
- G13 : Upper atmospheres and ionospheres of planetary bodies (Alessandro Ippolito, Yuki Harada, Bruno Nava)
Joint sessions Commission G
- GH01 : Data assimilation in for the near-Earth space environment (David Themens, Victoriya Makarevich, Benjamin Reid)
- GH02 : The high latitude atmosphere (Liliana Macotela Cruz, Lucilla Alfonsi, Jyrki Manninen, Woichiech Jacek Miloch)
- JG : Mutual benefit between radio astronomy and ionospheric science (Maaijke Mevius, Chiara Ferrari, Claudio Cesaroni, Andzrej Krankowski)
- HG01 : Active Experiments in Space and Laboratory Plasmas (Robert Moore, Mark Golkowski)
- HG02 : Observations of near-Earth space from Small Satellites and Suborbital Platforms (Robert Marshall, Bruce Fritz, David Malaspina)
- HGE01 : Atmospheric, ionospheric, magnetospheric, and high energy effects of lightning discharges (Ivana Kolmašová, Martin Fullekrug, Ningyu Liu)
- HGE02 : Meet the HGE Experts - Presentations (František Němec, Bruce Fritz, Riccardo Trinchero)
- HGE03 : Meet the HGE Experts - Panel Discussion (František Němec, Bruce Fritz, Riccardo Trinchero)
- H01 : Open Session (Craig Rodger, Robert Marshall)
- H02 : Plasma waves, wave-particle interactions, and their multifold effects on the radiation belts (David Hartley, Ondrej Santolik, Vania Jordanova)
- H03 : Machine learning techniques and applications to wave-particle interaction processes in space plasmas (Drew Turner, Savvas Raptis, David Malaspina)
- H04 : Recent advances in geospace research from multi-point observations (Jyrki Manninen, Jean-Francois Ripoll, Yoshiya Kasahara)
- H05 : Radio diagnostics of space weather plasma processes (Mauro Messerotti, Natchimuthuk Gopalswamy)
- H06 : Computer simulations in space plasmas (Esa Kallio, Yohei Miyake)
- H07 : Analysis of natural boundary layers in terrestrial and planetary environments: Macro/micro scale kinetic approaches (Hui Zhang, Philippe Escoubet, Xóchitl Blanco Cano, David Sibeck)
- H08 : Turbulence and Instabilities in Space Plasmas (Alexander Pitňa, Owen Wyn Roberts, Julia Stawarz, Domenico Trotta, Gary Zank)
- H09 : Tribute to Craig Kletzing - his fascination with plasma waves and the upcoming TRACERS mission (Ondřej Santolík, David Hartley)
Joint sessions Commission H
- HG01 : Active Experiments in Space and Laboratory Plasmas (Robert Moore, Mark Golkowski)
- HG02 : Observations of near-Earth space from Small Satellites and Suborbital Platforms (Robert Marshall, Bruce Fritz, David Malaspina)
- HGE01 : Atmospheric, ionospheric, magnetospheric, and high energy effects of lightning discharges (Ivana Kolmašová, Martin Fullekrug, Ningyu Liu)
- HGE02 : Meet the HGE Experts - Presentations (František Němec, Bruce Fritz, Riccardo Trinchero)
- HGE03 : Meet the HGE Experts - Panel Discussion (František Němec, Bruce Fritz, Riccardo Trinchero)
- HJ01 : Radio emission from the Sun, Heliosphere, and Planets (Pietro Zucca, Patrick Galopeau, Natchimuthuk Gopalswamy, Yihua Yan)
- J01 : New telescopes and major upgrades to existing telescopes (Wim van Cappellen, Rob Beswick, Wendy Williams)
- J02 : VLBI (Leah Morabito, Cristina Garcia Miró, Mohamed S. Darwish)
- J03 : Time-domain astronomy (Maura Pilia, James Chebeuze)
- J04 : Cosmological HI (Eloy de Lera Acedo)
- J05 : Wide-field radio astronomy (Isabella Prandoni )
- J06 : Front-end systems for radio astronomy: from design to measurement (Pietro Bolli, Georgios Kyriakou, Jacki Gilmore, Christophe Risacher)
- J07 : Real-time processing (Andrew van der Byl, Daniel van der Schuur)
- J08 : Radio Astronomy Data Processing and Visualization in the Age of Big Data (Jan-Willem Steeb, Danielle Fenech, Maya Horton)
- J09 : Machine learning and AI in radio astronomy (Anna Scaife, Fiona Porter, Philippa Hartley, Ali Al-Edhari)
- J10 : Millimeter and sub-millimeter wave astronomy (Luca Olmi, Alessandro Navarrini, Mohamed S. Darwish, James Chebeuze)
- J11 : Latest news and observatory report (Stefan J. Wijnholds, Yashwant Gupta)
- JG : Mutual benefit between radio astronomy and ionospheric science (Maaijke Mevius, Chiara Ferrari, Claudio Cesaroni, Andzrej Krankowski)
Joint sessions Commission J
- JG : Mutual benefit between radio astronomy and ionospheric science (Maaijke Mevius, Chiara Ferrari, Claudio Cesaroni, Andzrej Krankowski)
- HJ01: Radio emission from the Sun, Heliosphere, and Planets (Pietro Zucca, Patrick Galopeau, Natchimuthuk Gopalswamy, Yihua Yan)
- EACFJ : Spectrum management and Utilization (Flavio Miguel da Silva Jorge, José Pedro Borrego, Amir Zaghloul, Divya Oberoi)
- EJGF : Machine learning and signal processing to analyze and mitigate EMI (Virginie Deniau, Riccardo Trinchero, Kevin Vinsen, Kaushal Buch, Hariharan Krishnan, Paolo de Matthaeis)
- K01 : Biological effects and related exposure systems for RF/MMW EMF (Florence Poulletier de Gannes, Lars Ole-Fichte)
- K02 : Modeling molecular and cellular targets in bioelectromagnetics studies (Laura Caramazza, Michal Cifra)
- K03 : Monitoring and manipulating cells and tissues with EMF (Lluis Mir, Francesca Apollonio)
- K04 : Characterization of dielectric and thermal parameters in tissues and cells ( Lourdes Farrugia, Emily Porter, Katia Grenier)
- K05 : Challenges and Recent Advancements in Dosimetry and Exposure Assessment (Ilkka Laakso, Maxim Zhadobov, Kensuke Sasaki, Giulia Sacco)
- K06 : Monitoring EMF Exposure from emerging technologies (Maxim Zhadobov, Kun Li)
- K07 : Work-related electromagnetic safety issues: measurements and numerical simulations (Jolanta Karpowicz, Simona D’Agostino)
- K08 : Biomedical applications of EMF: from diagnostic to therapeutic technologies (Micaela Liberti, Lourdes Farrugia, Raquel Cruz Conceição)
- K09 : Breakthroughs in non-invasive brain stimulation: from numerical assessment to clinical application (Micol Colella, Antonino Cassarà)
- K10 : Healthcare and Rehabilitative Applications (Jose Gomez-Tames, Asimina Kiourti, Koichi Ito)
- K11 : Innovative EMF based biomedical applications (Lourdes Farrugia, Laura Caramazza, Emily Porter)
- K12 : Open Session (Francesca Apollonio, Lars Ole-Fichte, Emily Porter, Kun Li)
- KB1 : Electromagnetic Biomedical Imaging (Puyan Mojabi, Emily Porter, Satheesh Bojja Venkatakrishnan, Shouhei Kidera, Raquel Cruz Conceição)
- KD1 : RF wearable devices for body area network: from numerical modeling to manufacturing (Micol Colella, Giacomo Paolini)
- KA1 : Methods and novel technologies for absorbed/epithelial power density assessment above 6 GHz (Maxim Zhadobov, Paulraj Rajamani and Amitava Sen Gupta)
Joint sessions Commission K
- KA1 : Methods and novel technologies for absorbed/epithelial power density assessment above 6 GHz (Maxim Zhadobov, Paulraj Rajamani and Amitava Sen Gupta)
- KB1 : Electromagnetic Biomedical Imaging (Puyan Mojabi, Emily Porter, Satheesh Bojja Venkatakrishnan, Shouhei Kidera, Raquel Cruz Conceição)
- KD1 : RF wearable devices for body area network: from numerical modeling to manufacturing (Micol Colella, Giacomo Paolini)
The deadline for submission of papers is January 20th, 2024 (23:59 CET). Authors must submit their papers via the online Paper Submission Site. (will be open end October)
The Technical Programme Committee encourages submission of original, unpublished, clear, accurate, and relevant papers in any of the topical areas.
All submitted papers will be reviewed by the Technical Programme Committee and selected for either oral presentation or poster presentation.
Before you access the Paper Submission Site please prepare your paper according to the requirements below. If you are entering the Young Scientist Competition (YSC) or the Student Paper Competition (SPC) be sure to read those instructions as well. You will need additional information.
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