VDL talk on " Advanced Satellite Networking and IoT Applications ”

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Austin ComSoc/SP/CT and Jamaica ComSoc Section  would like to invite you to attend a special VDL talk on

“Advanced Satellite Systems and IoT Applications”

by: DR. Giovanni Giambene, Italy

Abstract

Future 5G/6G mobile communication systems are expected to integrate various radio access technologies, including the satellite component. 3GGP release 17 is now frozen and includes the satellite and aerial part under the name of Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN). In this framework, terrestrial services can be augmented with the development of novel satellite systems (namely, UHTS GEO and mega-LEO constellations) to meet the needs of service in those areas that terrestrial 5G systems cannot cover. A first part of this lecture will survey the most common satellite systems (operational or planned). Then, advanced satellite networking concepts will be considered like 3D architectures, gateway diversity, Internet-centric networking, QoS, network coding, and mobile edge computing. A second part of this talk will address satellite IoT. In particular, different architectures and sensor technologies (e.g., NB-IoT, LoRa, and SigFox) will be considered. These systems will also envisage drones/UAVs to receive IoT data via opportunistic connectivity with the sensors on the ground. Some applications for satellite IoT will also be reviewed for remote area monitoring, fire alarm detection, smart agriculture, animal tracking, and plant disease control, to name a few.

Bio:

Giovanni Giambene - Curriculum Vitae

Giovanni Giambene was born in Florence, Italy, in 1966. He received the Dr. Ing. degree in Electronics in 1993 and the Ph.D. degree in Telecommunications and Informatics in 1997, both from the University of Florence, Italy.

In 1999, he joined the Department of Information Engineering and Mathematical Sciences of the University of Siena, Italy. At present, he is an associate professor, teaching the first-level course on Fundamentals on Telecommunications and the advanced course on Networking at the University of Siena.

He has participated in the following international projects:

• COST 290 Action (2004-2008), entitled “Traffic and QoS Management in Wireless Multimedia Networks” (Wi-QoST), vice-chair.
• The SatNEx I & II network of excellence (EU FP6, 2004-2009), SatNEx III (ESA 2010-2013) and SatNex IV (2015-2019) as work package leader on radio access techniques, cross-layer air interface design, and network coding techniques for satellite systems;
• The EU FP7 Coordination Action “Road-mapping technology for enhancing security to protect medical & genetic data” (RADICAL) as work package leader on security and privacy applications for the management of medical data;
• The COST Action IC0906 (2010-2014) “Wireless Networking for Moving Objects” (WiNeMO) as national representative; the EU FP7 Coordination Action RESPONSIBILITY.

At present, he is involved in the ESA SatNEX V project (2020-) and the ROMANTICA project with AIRBUS, financed by ESA IIT ARTES programme (2019-2021).

Giambene is IEEE senior member. Since 2010, he is a member of the Editorial Board of the "International Journal of Satellite Communications & Networking", Wiley. Since 2015, he is IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology editor. Since 2019, he is an IEEE Wireless Communication Magazine associate editor.

He has published the following book: G. Giambene, “Queuing Theory and Telecommunications: Networks and Telecommunications”, Springer, November 2021 (3rd edition).

Research interests are as follows: satellite networking, mobile and wireless networking, 4G, 5G, NB-IoT, DVB-Sx/-RCS2, network coding and packet-level FEC, acceleration of TCP performance, satellite-terrestrial integration, queuing theory, satellite and IoT applications to environmental monitoring and smart agriculture.

For any information, please send an email to

f.behmann at f.behmann@ieee.org or Chistopher Udeagha at udeaghac@gmail.com