International Symposium on Advance Radio Technologies (ISART)

		11th ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON ADVANCED RADIO TECHNOLOGIES ISART – Spectrum Sharing Technologies 27 – 30 July 2010 Boulder, Colorado USA
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The International Symposium on Advanced Radio Technologies (ISART) is a science– and policy–driven conference that brings together technical researchers, academia, business leaders, and government policy makers for the purpose of forecasting the development and application of advanced radio technologies. The focus of ISART 2010 is Spectrum Sharing Technologies. The scope includes topics related to the Hierarchical Access Regulatory Model, where secondary users access licensed spectrum on an interference–sufferance basis.

Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

Spectrum Sharing
Dynamic Spectrum Access
Ultrawideband
Detect and Avoid
Telecommunications Regulation
Interference Protection Criteria

Susceptibility Measurements
GPS Susceptibility
Radar Susceptibility
Land Mobile Radio Susceptibility
Television Susceptibility
Cognitive Radio
Smart Radio

Software Defined Radio
Sensing Techniques
Spectral Estimation
Context Awareness
Applied Probability
Wireless Radio Channel Measurements
Noise and Interference

WAYS TO PARTICIPATE
There are four ways to participate in ISART 2010: (1) attend the conference, (2) present a session paper, (3) give a tutorial, and/or (4) contribute on the ISART Forum. The following are instructions and notes regarding each participation method.

Attend the Conference: The conference format provides ample opportunity for interaction and discussion. Each session will focus on a specific theme and be composed of four 40–minute presentations (each concluding with 10 minutes for Q&A). At the end of each session, the four presenters will be brought back for a 20 minute discussion panel. Attendees register for the conference on–line at Conference Registration.

Present a Session Paper: We are developing two session threads related to (1) Interference Issues in Spectrum Sharing Technologies and (2) Market Evolution and Current State–of–the–Art Spectrum–Sharing Techniques. Related papers should follow the manuscript preparation instructions given in Call for Papers / Author Information and be submitted online at Submit Session Paper. Initial drafts are due May 10, 2010.

Give a Tutorial: The conference will offer full– and half–day tutorials covering Fundamentals Underlying Spectrum-Sharing Policy and Technology. Tutorial proposals should be made at Propose Tutorial and must include a title, abstract, intended audience, list of topics, and biography of the presenter. Tutorial proposals are due May 24, 2010.

Contribute to the ISART Forum: This year we will also have an ISART Forum, which will provide a platform for people to contribute ideas before and after the conference as well as view the keynote, session, and tutorial presentations on–line after the conference. The ISART Forum is a group site on Facebook. If there are any questions please Contact Us.