Future mobile
communication systems aim at providing very high-rate data
transmission, even under high speed scenarios such as high speed
trains and highway vehicles. In such high mobility scenarios,
there exist a number of communication challenges, i.e., fast
handover, location update, rapidly time-varying channel
modeling, estimation and equalization, anti-Doppler spread
techniques, coding and network capacity, capacity-approaching
techniques, dedicated network architectures, etc. Since the
signal transmission under high speed scenarios will inevitably
experience serious deterioration, it is imperative to develop
key broadband mobile communication techniques for such
scenarios.
To deal with the challenges, the Second International Workshop on High
Mobility Wireless Communications (HMWC'2013) will be held at
Shanghai, China, the largest City in China on November 1-3,
2013. The aim of the workshop is to foster fruitful interactions
among communication engineers, information theorists, and system
designers interested in high mobility wireless communications,
from all over the world. HMWC2013 is technically co-sponsored by
IEEE Vehicular Technology. The accepted and presented papers in
the workshop will be included in IEEE Xplore.
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