innovating communications - CTTC
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and proposes how these issues should be addressed in the period 2007-2012. The R&D activities identified in this Functional and<br />
Strategic Plan fall within the scope of the ABC and ambient intelligence concepts described before.<br />
More precisely, <strong>CTTC</strong> aims at providing a multidisciplinary approach to address end-to-end QoS, which will be essential in ABC<br />
environments. In this context, QoS concerns the ability to obtain correctness and service-level guarantees such as timeliness,<br />
availability, fault tolerance, survivability for applications in the environments mentioned before, which can be large-scale and<br />
multi-technology. When thinking of ambient intelligence, the problem of meeting QoS requirements is made harder due to the<br />
ubiquitous networking environment and high data rate services envisaged.<br />
This end-to-end QoS is approached by <strong>CTTC</strong> in complementary research lines, which are depicted below.<br />
<strong>CTTC</strong>’s research lines<br />
16<br />
Mobile/Wireless<br />
networking<br />
Adaptable Mobile<br />
Comunications for Next -<br />
Generation Networks<br />
Self-Organized<br />
Wireless Networks<br />
Testbed Modelling and Novel Techniques for<br />
Network Experimentation, Measurement<br />
and Performance Assessment<br />
Signal Processing<br />
Signal Processing for Multi-antenna<br />
and Multi-user Communications<br />
Cooperative Communications<br />
and Distributed Signal Processing<br />
Design of Advanced Multiantenna<br />
and Multi-carrier Systems<br />
Self-organized<br />
networks<br />
Access Technologies, Protocols and Radio Resource Management<br />
Advanced Techniques for Multi-user Wireless Systems<br />
Advanced Resource Allocation and MAC Protocols<br />
Communication and<br />
Information Theory<br />
Link Level Technologies for<br />
Wirless Communicatons<br />
Transparent Optical<br />
networks<br />
Network Control and Management<br />
Testbed Modelling and Performance Evaluation<br />
Component-oriented System-oriented<br />
Advanced Microwave<br />
Passive Devices<br />
Non-linear<br />
Microwave Circuits<br />
Multi-layer Networks<br />
MEMS-based and<br />
Reconfigurable Devices<br />
Positioning Systems<br />
IP Tecnologies Optical Networking Access Technologies Radio Communications Communications Subsystems<br />
Vision and Mission_Statement of the Director_Organization and Management_Research and Demostration_Business Development_Intellectual Property<br />
Rights_Highlights 2007_Research Projects_Technology transfer_Training activities_Partnerships, Cooperation and Communication_Publications_Financial Report
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