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Tuesday, April 9

CONFERENCE BOOK
7th EUROPEAN CONFERENCE
ON ANTENNAS AND PROPAGATION
Gothenburg / Sweden
8-12 April 2013
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Contents
Welcome Message .........................................................................................................................................................................6
Organising Committee .................................................................................................................................................................8
TPC Members ...................................................................................................................................................................................9
Keynote Speakers ........................................................................................................................................................................ 10
TECHNICAL SESSIONS
Monday, 8th April ........................................................................................................................................................................ 18
Tuesday, 9th April ........................................................................................................................................................................ 31
Poster Session I ............................................................................................................................................................................. 72
Wednesday, 10th April .............................................................................................................................................................. 61
Poster Session II ........................................................................................................................................................................... 72
Thursday, 11th April ................................................................................................................................................................... 91
Poster Session III ........................................................................................................................................................................103
Friday, 12th April ........................................................................................................................................................................113
Workshops .............................................................................................................................................................125
Short Courses ................................................................................................................................................129
Social Events & Tourist Visits .........................................................................................131
General Information .........................................................................................................................135
Exhibitors & Sponsors ...................................................................................................................144
Floor Plans...........................................................................................................................................................158
Technical Sessions – Overview......................................................................................161
Gothenburg / Sweden 8-12 April 2013 7th EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON ANTENNAS AND PROPAGATION
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Welcome to the EuCAP 2013
Welcome to Gothenburg, Sweden
AtEuCAP2010inBarcelonaseveralinvolvedpersonsaskedmeifIwasinterestedin
arrangingEuCAP2013inGothenburg.AftersomeinitialreluctanceIwashappytoanswer
yes,andwhenEurAAPlatersentmeaformalproposalofchairingtheconference,Iwas
sure that I wanted to do it, and the excitement has only increased since then.
ChalmersUniversityofTechnologyandGothenburghavealongtraditionofantennaresearch,startedintheearly1980sbymypredecessoratChalmers,FolkeBolinder,and
OlofDahlsjöatEricssonRadarElectronics(ERE).OlofDahlsjöwastheheadoftheantennadepartmentatEREformorethan
30years.TheantennadepartmentatEREgrewlatertowhattodayistheantennadepartmentswithinthethreecompanies
EricssonAB,SaabABElectronicDefenceSystems,andRUAGSpaceAB.14Swedishcompaniesaretodaypartnersofthe
ChaseAntennaSystemsVINNExcellencecenteratChalmers.TheChasecenterhasatotalturnoverof210MSEKover10
years(includingfinancialsupportfromtheSwedishGovernmentalAgencyforInnovationSystemsVINNOVA,Chalmersand
the14companies),andthusrepresentsaverysignificantundertakingwithinantennasystemsresearchinSweden.This
hasalreadyresultedinseveralstart-upsandspin-offsfromChalmersresearch,suchase.g.BluetestAB.TheEuCAP2013
appearsaftersixyearshavepassedofthelifetimeofChase,soitisagreatopportunityforustoshowtheworldwhatwe
haveachievedduringtheseyears.Naturally,allthecompaniesinChasestronglysupportthatChalmersishostingEuCAP
2013, and several of them are also exhibiting at the conference.
IfyouareinterestedinthestrongantennahistoryofSweden,IcanrecommendyoutoattendtheThursdayafternoonsession/
workshopon“TheHistoryofAntennasinSweden”.ThiscoversmanyimportantSwedishantennahistoricalaspectsincluding
GrimetonradiostationSAQ(aUnescoWorldHeritage,wealsoarrangeavisitbybustripthere),ProfessorHallénandhis
famousintegralequation,theradiotelescopeatOnsalaoutsideGothenburg,theenormousVHFandUHFEISCATantenna
systemsforionosphericEuroraresearchinCapoftheNorth,Swedishphasedarrayantennasusede.g.ontheSwedish
fighteraircraftsJASGripenandearlywarningradarERIEYE,andSwedishspaceantennaprojects,andthedevelopmentof
theexperimentalstealthship“Smyge”(meaningcreepinEnglish).TherewillalsobepresentationsaboutAllgon,oneofthe
firstmassproducersofsmallantennas,andComhat/Arkivatormassproducingreflectorantennasandfiltersforradiolinks,
mainlyEricsson’sMINI-LINK,oneoftheirmostsuccessfulproductsever.BluetestABwillalsopresenttheirsuccessstory
relatedtoOver-The-Air(OTA)testequipmentformobiledevices.So,Ithinkthissessionshouldbeinterestingformanyofyou.
ThesessionisactuallypartofaSwedishAntennaVeteransDay,thatincludesalsoabustriptotheGrimetonUnescoWorld
Heritage and the evening banquet with ABBA music show.
Naturally,internationaltelecomcompaniesfindGothenburginterestingtoday.WehaveanorganizationcalledMicrowave
RoadthatpromotestheGothenburgareaforitscompetenceinmicrowavesandantennatechnology,andithasenrichedthe
areathatHuaweiTechnologiesSwedenABsettledhereafewyearsagowithseveralinterestingantennaprojects,involving
alsofinancialsupportofresearchatChalmers.Chalmerswelcomesthis,andseesalotofpotentialforthefutureindeveloping our competences further together with also a fast-growing and ambitious company like Huawei.
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7th EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON ANTENNAS AND PROPAGATION Gothenburg / Sweden 8-12 April 2013
Welcome to the EuCAP 2013
InteractionswithChinaactuallyhavealongtraditioninGothenburg.WilliamChalmers,thefounderofacraftingschoolfor
poorchildrenthatlaterbecameChalmersUniversityofTechnology,earnedhisfortuneasadirectoroftheSwedishEastIndia
CompanySOIC.Thiscompanymade132tradevoyagestoChinaduring1731-1813,andisclaimedtobethemostsuc-
cessfulSwedishcompanyever.OneoftheirshipssankoutsideGothenburgin1745fullwithteaandporcelain,andduring
1989-2003thiswasdiscovered,andareplicawasbuiltandsailedtoChinaduring2005-2007.Ifyouhavetimeyoushould
visititsmuseumattheharborareaEriksberg.Today,ChinesecapitalstimulatesfurtherindustrialdevelopmentinGothenburg,
themostknownexamplebeingthattheChinesecarmanufacturerGeelyacquiredVolvoCarsABin2010andhasmadelarge
investments in further developments of new car models.
GothenburgisaperfectcityforhostingEuCAP2013.TheSwedishExhibitionandCongressCentreistheperfectvenuein
termsofmodern,practical,usefulandflexibleconferencefacilities.Theexhibitionspaceisnicelylocatedinbetweenthelarge
lecture rooms. We have nearly 50 exhibitors, including the above-mentioned local companies.
Finally,whatwouldaconferenceinSwedenbewithoutABBAmusic?So,ofcoursewehadtoarrangethat.Theclosestwe
cancometotherealonesisARRIVALfromSWEDEN–TheWorld´sGreatestABBAshowever.Iknowmanyofmygeneration
amongyouwhowereremotelyinlovewithAgnethaandAnni-FridduringABBA’sheydays,andtheABBAmusicisstillpopular
amongourchildren.Afterwehavefinishedthebanquetdinnerandthespeeches(shortones)andEurAAPawardsceremony,
IcanpromiseyouarealspectacularABBAmusicshow,thankstothesponsoringofBluetestAB.Pleasesing-alongandjoin
the dancing in front of the scene.
NotethatalltheEuCAP2013paperawardswillbepresentedattheclosingceremonyonFridayatlunchtime.Weknowthat
many of you will attend that.
Finally,IwishyouanicestayinGothenburg.Wecannotguaranteegoodweather,weactuallynevercanhereintheNorthof
Europe,butweknowhowtoenjoyourselves,evenwhentheweatherisbad.And,ofcourse,badweatherisalsogoodforthe
workingspirit:thenyoucanenjoytheconferencepresentationsevenmore.Letgoodweathercomeasapleasantsurprise,
withopportunitytoenjoyalsoanearlyspring.Personally,IhavejustbeenenjoyingskiingduringEasterintheOlympichills
ofLillehammer,beingsixhoursdriveaway.IamNorwegianasIthinkyoumayknow,whichmeansthatIam“bornwithskis
on my feet”, which is the saying we have in Norway.
Per-Simon Kildal
Professor
Department of Signals and Systems
Chalmers University of Technology
Chair of EuCAP 2013
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Organising Committee
Local Organising
Committee
Per-Simon Kildal
Jan Carlsson
Marianna Ivashina
Mats Andersson
Staffan Sjödin
Gunnar Elgered
Juan Mosig
Per Ingvarson
Mikael Persson
Steering
Committee
Bruno Casali
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Organising Committee
Conference Chair
Awards & Grants Chair
Per-SimonKildal(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,Sweden) Stefano Maci (University of Siena, Italy)
Anja K. Skrivervik (EPFL, Switzerland)
EurAPP Chair
Juan R Mosig (Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Convened Session Chair
Switzerland)
Thomas Kuerner (TU Braunschweig, Germany)
Marta Martínez-Vázquez (IMST GmbH, Germany)
Vice Chair
MatsAndersson(HuaweiTechnologiesSwedenAB,Sweden) Invited Paper Chair
Jan Carlsson (SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden, Cyril Luxey (University Nice Sophia-Antipolis, France)
Sweden)
Guy A. E. Vandenbosch (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven,
GunnarElgered(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,Sweden) Belgium)
Per Ingvarson (RUAG Space AB, Sweden)
MikaelPersson(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,Sweden) Industrial Session Chair
Dirk Heberling (RWTH Aachen University, Germany)
Past Chair
Björn Johannisson (Ericsson, Sweden)
Milos Mazanek (Czech Technical University in Prague, Cyril Mangenot (European Space Agency,
Czech Republic)
The Netherlands)
Next Edition Chair
Local AMTA Chair
PeterdeMaagt(EuropeanSpaceAgency,TheNetherlands) Jan Zackrisson (RUAG Space AB, Sweden)
Financial Chair
Bruno Casali (IDS, Italy)
AMTA Liason
Carlo Rizzo (Tecnologica Ltd., United Kingdom)
Publication & Dissemination Chair
IEEE Liason
Jan Carlsson (SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden, W. Ross Stone (IEEE Antennas and Propagation
Sweden)
Magazine, USA)
Exhibition & Sponsorship Chair
URSI Liason
MatsAndersson(HuaweiTechnologiesSwedenAB,Sweden) Gerhard Kristensson (Lund University, Sweden)
Carlo Rizzo (Tecnologica Ltd., United Kingdom)
Local Organising Chair and his Team
Short Course Chair
Staffan Sjödin (Chalmers Industriteknik, Sweden)
Eva Rajo-Iglesias (University Carlos III of Madrid, Spain) Marianna Ivashina (Chalmers University of
Technology, Sweden)
Steering Committee
Chair Juan R. Mosig, Bruno Casali, Per Ingvarson, Bertram Arbesser-Rastburg, Dirk Heberling, Cyril Mangenot, Milos Mazanek (past EuCAP Chair), Peter de Maagt (next EuCAP Chair). P.-S. Kildal (current EuCAP
chair)
TPC Members
Juha Ala-Laurinaho, Olav Breinbjerg, Jan Carlsson, Andreas Fhager, Uwe-Carsten Fiebig, Nicolas Floury,
MatsGustafsson,MariannaIvashina,Per-SimonKildal,ThomasKuerner,BuonKiongLau,CyrilLuxey,CyrilMangenot,
Marta Martínez-Vázquez, Christoph Mecklenbräuker, Claude Oestges, Pavel Pechac, Eva Rajo-Iglesias,
Anders Rydberg, Ronan Sauleau, Staffan Sjödin, Jian Yang, Thomas Zwick, Dirk Heberling, Juan Mosig
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Keynote Speakers
Nader Engheta | Meta-Waves and Meta-Structures
Winnerofthe2012IEEEElectromagneticsAward,NaderEnghetaistheH.NedwillRamsey
ProfessorattheUniversityofPennsylvania.HereceivedhisB.S.degreefromtheUniversityof
Tehran,andhisM.SandPh.D.degreesfromCaltech.SelectedasoneoftheScientificAmericanMagazine50LeadersinScienceandTechnologyin2006,heisaGuggenheimFellow,
anIEEEThirdMillenniumMedalist,aFellowofIEEE,AmericanPhysicalSociety(APS),Optical
SocietyofAmerica(OSA),AmericanAssociationfortheAdvancementofScience(AAAS),and
SPIE-TheInternationalSocietyforOpticalEngineering,andtherecipientofthe2008GeorgeH.
HeilmeierAwardforExcellenceinResearch,theFulbrightNaplesChairAward,NSFPresidentialYoungInvestigatoraward,theUPSFoundationDistinguishedEducatortermChair,andseveralteachingawardsincluding
theChristianF.andMaryR.LindbackFoundationAward,S.ReidWarren,Jr.AwardandW.M.KeckFoundationAward.He
hasco-edited(withR.W.Ziolkowski)thebookentitled“Metamaterials:PhysicsandEngineeringExplorations”byWiley-IEEE
Press, 2006. He was the Chair of the Gordon Research Conference on Plasmonics in June 2012.
Henrik Lind | How new active safety system and always connected
vehicles lead to challenges on antenna design and integration in the
automotive domain
Mr.HenrikLind(MScEE)isaTechnicalexpertonremotesensingwithinVolvoCarCorporation.
HenrikhasbeenworkingwithadvanceddriverassistancetechnologiesandtechnologyresearchatVolvoTechnologicalDevelopmentsince1997leadingresearchofGaAsMMICsand
77GHzradartechnologyforautomotive.Fromtheyear2001Henrikbecamepartlyresponsible
fortheintroductionofradarandradarrelatedfunctionsatVolvoCarCorporation,withtheaim
toprovideincreasedsafetyandcomforttodriversbyintroducingforwardcollisionwarningwith
emergency brake and adaptive cruise control.
Mikael Höök | Future of Radio Access
Inthefutureeverythingthatbenefitsfrombeingconnectedwillbeconnected.Inthisnetworkedsociety,communicationwillexpandfromtoday’shuman-centricneedstoalargevariety
ofmachinesand‘things’beingconnected.Wirelessconnectivitywillbeakeyenablerinthe
globalcommunicationinfrastructureandwillhavetosupportnotonlytheheavyincreasein
trafficbutalsoamorediverserangeofrequirements.Thisimposesconsiderabletechnology
challengeswhereadvancementswithinareaslikemulti-antennatechnologies,spectrumutilization,air-interfacedesignandco-ordinationtechniqueswillbeofutmostimportanceinorder
tofulfilltherequirementsonfuturewirelessnetworks.Technologyevolutionhashowevertobe
tunedforandtargetingthepropagationcharacteristicsthatwilldominatefuturedeployments.MikaelHöökhasbeenHeadof
RadioAccessTechnologiesatEricssonResearchsince2007.HeisbasedinKistaandtheresponsibilitycoversresearchof
air-interfacedesign,advancedsignalprocessing,multi-antennasystems,propagationandmodemRFdesign.Resultsarefed
intostandardizationandproductdevelopment.HöökhasbeeninvolvedintheresearchandstandardizationofGPRS,EDGE,
HSPAandLTE.Höökhas18yearsofexperienceintheareasofresearchandstandardizationofwirelessaccesstechnologies.
He holds an MSc degree in Electric Engineering from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm.
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Invited Speakers
Ke Wu | Multi-Dimensional and Multi-Functional Substrate Integrated
Waveguide Antennas and Arrays for GHz and THz Applications:
An Emerging Disruptive Technology
KeWu is professor of electrical engineering, andTier-I Canada Research Chair in RF and
millimeter-waveengineeringattheEcolePolytechnique(UniversityofMontreal).Heholdsthe
firstCheungKongendowedchairprofessorship(visiting)attheSoutheastUniversity,thefirst
SirYue-KongPaochairprofessorship(visiting)attheNingboUniversity,andanhonoraryprofessorshipattheNanjingUniversityofScienceandTechnology,theNanjingUniversityofPost
Telecommunication,andtheCityUniversityofHongKong,China.HehasbeentheDirectorof
thePoly-GramesResearchCenterandthefoundingDirectoroftheCenterforRadiofrequencyElectronicsResearchofQuebec
(RegroupementstratégiqueofFRQNT).Hehasalsoholdguestandvisitingprofessorshipinmanyuniversitiesaroundthe
world.Hehasauthoredorco-authoredover860referredpapers,andanumberofbooks/bookchaptersandfiledmorethan
30patents.Hiscurrentresearchinterestsinvolvesubstrateintegratedcircuits(SICs),antennaarrays,advancedCADand
modelingtechniques,wirelesspowertransmission,anddevelopmentoflow-costRFandmillimeter-wavetransceiversand
sensorsforwirelesssystemsandbiomedicalapplications.Heisalsointerestedinthemodelinganddesignofmicrowave
photoniccircuitsandsystems.Dr.WuisamemberofElectromagneticsAcademy,theSigmaXiHonorarySociety,andthe
URSI.Hehasheldkeypositionsinandhasservedonvariouspanelsandinternationalcommitteesincludingthechairof
technicalprogramcommittees,internationalsteeringcommitteesandinternationalconferences/symposia.Inparticular,he
wasthegeneralchairofthe2012IEEEMTT-SInternationalMicrowaveSymposium.Hehasservedontheeditorial/review
boardsofmanytechnicaljournals,transactions,proceedingsandlettersaswellasscientificencyclopediaincludingeditors
andguesteditors.HeiscurrentlythechairofthejointIEEEchaptersofMTTS/APS/LEOSinMontreal.Dr.Wuisanelected
IEEEMTT-SAdCommemberfor2006-2015andservedasChairoftheIEEEMTT-STransnationalCommitteeandMember
andGeographicActivities(MGA)Committee.HewastherecipientofmanyawardsandprizesincludingthefirstIEEEMTT-S
OutstandingYoungEngineerAward,the2004FessendenMedaloftheIEEECanadaandthe2009ThomasW.EadieMedal
oftheRoyalSocietyofCanada.HeisaFellowoftheIEEEFellow,aFellowoftheCanadianAcademyofEngineering(CAE)and
aFellowoftheRoyalSocietyofCanada(TheCanadianAcademyoftheSciencesandHumanities).HewasanIEEEMTT-S
Distinguished Microwave Lecturer from Jan. 2009 to Dec. 2011.
Fan Yang | Progress in Reflectarray Antenna Research:
From Enhanced Frequency Features to Advanced
Radiation Capabilities
FanYangreceivedtheB.S.andM.S.degreesfromTsinghuaUniversity,andthePh.D.degree
fromUniversityofCalifornia,LosAngeles.Currently,heisaProfessoratTsinghuaUniversity,
andservesastheDirectoroftheMicrowaveandAntennaInstitute.Dr.Yang’sresearchinterestsincludeantennatheory,designs,andmeasurements,electromagneticbandgap(EBG)
structuresandtheirapplications,computationalelectromagneticsandoptimizationtechniques,
andappliedelectromagneticsystems.Hehaspublishedthreebooks,fivebookchapters,and
over150journalarticlesandconferencepapers.Dr.YangisaSeniorMemberofIEEEandaFullMemberofURSI/USNC.
HeisanAssociateEditorforIEEETrans.AntennasPropagationandAssociateEditor-in-ChiefforAppliedComputational
Electromagnetics Society Journal.
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Invited Speakers
Rodney Vaughan | Compact, Multiport Antennas for
High Spectral Efficiency
Thepursuitofspectralefficiencydrawsonmanydifferentresearchareas.Themostimpactful
isthedeploymentofmultiportantennasbecauseitistheonlytechnologythatallowssimultaneoussharingofthespectrumbetweenmanyusers,includingfullduplexoperationinsome
circumstances.Currentsystemdesignsarestillalongwayfromtheirinformation-theoretic
limits,andsimilarly,currentmulti-elementantennadesignsarequiteawayfromcompactness
limits.Thistalkwilltouchonhowwirelesshasreachedthispoint,alongwiththeneedfornew
resultsininformationtheory,communicationstechniques,networking,antennaelementsand
arrays,andsignaltheory.Theseaspectsconvergetosetthesceneforanewgenerationofadaptiveantennatechnology,
andsomedesignexampleswillbepresented.Thedesignofcompactmultiportantennasrequiresanextensionofclassical
performancemetrics,andnewapproachestomeasurementandevaluationincludetoolssuchasphysics-basedstatistical
channelmodels.RodneyG.VaughanattendedtheUniversityofCanterbury,NewZealand,andAalborgUniversity,Denmark.
Heworkedonmechanicalandelectricalprojectsfromabattoirhardwaretotelephonetrafficforecasting,beforeevolvingto
communications.HeisProfessorofElectricalEngineeringandSierraWirelessChairinCommunicationsatSimonFraserUniversity,B.C.,Canada.Hisresearchinvolvespropagationanditsmodelling,signalprocessing,andmultiportantennadesign
andevaluation.Recentprojectsincludecompactbio-implantableantennas;spatialefficiencyofMIMOantennas;multifacetedarrays;on-chip(60GHz)antennastructures,blindtechniquesforMIMO,andmobilesonarchannelmodeling.Hehasbeen
onscientificevaluationpanelsforthefundingandknowledgebaseforICTintheUK,theCanadianCommunicationsResearch
Centre,andfortheICTCentreoftheCSIRO,Australia.HeisFellowoftheIEEE,andanIEEEVTSocietyDistinguishedLecturer.
Fred Gianesello | Innovate in a 4G world:
RFIC designers discovering antennas
DrFredGianeselloreceivedtheB.S.andM.S.degreeinElectronicsEngineeringfromInstitut
NationalPolytechniquedeGrenoble(Grenoble,France)in2003andthePh.D.degreesinelectricalengineeringfromtheJosephFourierUniversity(Grenoble,France)in2006.DrGianesello
hasauthoredandcoauthoredmorethan80refereedjournalandconferencetechnicalarticles.
HecurrentlyiswithSTMicroelectronics(Crolles,France),whereheleadsthedevelopmentof
electromagneticdevicesintegratedonadvancedRFCMOS/BiCMOS,siliconphotonicsand
advancedpackagingtechnologies.Therapidgrowthofwirelessdataandcomplexityof4G
systemsdrivenewdesignchallengesforRFchipsetandhandheld/mobiledevicemanufacturersalongwithcarriers.Thewide
andmanyfrequencybandstobesupportedinmultimodephoneposesevereRFdesignchallengesbothfromthechipsetand
antennapointofview.Generally,RFchipsetandantennadesignsareperformedindependentlyandthereislittleexchange
betweenRFICandantennadesigners.Thistalkwillprovideaperspectiveinordertoillustratehowthewirelessindustrycan
innovateandimproveRFsystemperformancesleveragingaclosercollaborationbetweenRFICandantennacommunities.
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Invited Speakers
Bertram Arbesser-Rastburg | European Collaborative Propagation
Research - a tribute to Aldo Paraboni and Gert Brussaard
BertramArbesser-RastburgstudiedElectricalEngineeringattheTechnicalUniversityofGraz,
Austria.InhisfirstpositionattheTechnicalUniversityofGraz,hewasinvolvedinthedesign
ofaC-bandweatherradarforpropagationstudies.In1983hebecamePropagationEngineer
atINTELSATinWashington,D.C.,takingresponsibilityforpropagationexperimentsintropical
regions.In1988hejoinedtheEuropeanSpaceAgencywherehewasresponsibleforthe
planningandimplementationofwavepropagationstudiesforallaspectsofsatellitecommunicationandnavigationaswellaswaveinteractionstudiesforearthobservation.Endof2007
hewasappointedHeadoftheElectromagneticsandSpaceEnvironmentDivisionoftheEuropeanSpaceAgency,responsible
forR&DandprojectsupportinthefieldsofAntennas,Propagation,EMCandSpaceEnvironment.HeisChairmanofITU-R
SG3(Propagation),CoordinatoroftheEuropeanpartoftheinternationalSBAS-IONOGroupandExecutiveSecretaryofthe
GalileoScienceAdvisoryCommittee.HeismemberoftheBoardofDirectorsofEurAAPandChairmanofCommissionF
oftheNetherlandsURSICommittee.Heservesasmemberoftheeditorialboardsofthe“InternationalJournalofSatellite
CommunicationsandNetworking”andasmemberoftheScientificAdvisoryBoardof“AnnalsofTelecommunications”.Heis
Senior Member of IEEE and Member of AGU, IEICE and OVN.
Femius Koenderink | Antenna ideas at the nanoscale:
quantum emitters at visible wavelengths controlled using
plasmonics and metamaterials
FemiusKoenderinkheadstheResonantNanophotonicsGroupattheFOMInstituteAMOLF,
Amsterdam,theNetherlands,andisalsoaffiliatedasaprofessortotheInstituteofPhysicsat
theUniversityofAmsterdam.AfteraMScinExperimentalPhysics(1998)andinMathematics
(1999),heobtainedhisPhDonemissionandtransportoflightinphotoniccrystalsin2003at
theUniversityofAmsterdam.DuringapostdoctoralstaywithVahidSandoghdarattheSwiss
FederalInstituteofTechnology(ETHZurich),hebecameinterestedinnanophotonics:the
scienceofmeasuringandmanipulatinglightconfinementandlight-matterinteractionatdeeplysubwavelengthlengthscales.
HisgroupatAMOLFaimstobringantennaphysicstothenanoscaleinordertomanipulatetheinteractionofquantumemittersandsinglephotons.Thegroupmodels,realizesandcharacterizesplasmonicandmetamaterialantennas,andexplores
their uses to control how fast, how brightly, and where to single molecules and quantum dots emit.
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Invited Speakers
Yves Lostanlen | From heterogeneous wireless networks
to sustainable efficient ICT infrastructures: how antenna and
propagation simulation tools can help?
YvesLostanlen,MSc,PhD,DSc(HDR)isamultilingualBusinessExecutiveandTechnologyExpertintheInformationandCommunicationTechnology(ICT)Industry.CurrentlyVicePresident
andCTOoftheWirelessactivitiesatSiradel,ahigh-techcompanyspecializedincomplexwirelesssystemdesignoptimization,Yveshasbeeninvolved,formorethan15years,indelivering
highlypraisedhigh-techproductsandexpertconsultanciestomanytop-tiercompaniesin
theICTandMediaIndustry:government,policymakers,regulationbodies,wirelessoperators
andmanufacturers.Yvesisknownforhisabilityandversatilitytojumpinanewenvironment,tosuccessfullyvaluateand
transferinnovativetechnology,andtocreateoriginalsolutionsatthecrossroadsofseveralindustries.Hisresearchfocuses
onsmartdevices,efficientwirelessnetworksandSmartCitiesminimizingtheEnergyconsumption,EMwaveExposureand
Spectrumneedstodeliveroptimaluserexperiences.YvesLostanlenisalsoProfessorofWirelessCommunicationSystems
attheUniversityofToronto,Canada,asIndustrialAdjunctFellowintheECECommunicationsGroup.AseniorIEEEmember,
Dr.LostanlenservesasBoardMemberoftheIEEEComSocEducationBoard,asTechnicalProgramCommitteeChairforIEEE
InternationalConferenceonTelecommunications(2012,2013).HealsoservesasGuestEditorforEURASIPspecialissues.
Authorandco-authorofmorethan100peer-reviewedscientificarticles,YvesLostanlenisco-authorof2chaptersofthe
recent book “LTE-Advanced and Next Generation Wireless Networks: Channel Modelling and Propagation”.
Giuseppe Vecchi | Electromagnetic simulation of a
multi-scale world- and beyond
GiuseppeVecchireceivedtheLaureaandPh.D.(DottoratodiRicerca)degreesinelectronic
engineeringfromthePolitecnicodiTorino,Torino,Italy,in1985and1989,respectively,with
doctoralresearchcarriedoutpartlyatPolytechnicUniversity(Farmingdale,NY).Hewasa
VisitingScientistwithPolytechnicUniversityin1989-1990,andsince1990heiswiththe
DepartmentofElectronics,PolitecnicodiTorino,wherehehasbeenAssistantProfessor,AssociateProfessor(1992–2000),andProfessor.HewasaVisitingScientistattheUniversity
ofHelsinki,Finland,in1992,andhasbeenanAdjunctFacultyintheDepartmentofElectrical
andComputerEngineering,UniversityofIllinoisatChicago,since1997.In2010hehasbeennominatedacademicreference
personforthe“InnovationFront-End”,atechnology-transferoutreachinitiativeofPolitecnicodiTorino.Prof.VecchiisaFellow
oftheIEEE,anAssociateEditoroftheIEEETransactionsonAntennasandPropagation,memberoftheBoardoftheEuropean
SchoolofAntennas(ESOA),memberoftheIEEE-APSEducationalCommittee,andtheChairmanoftheIEEEAP/MTT/EDItalianjointChapter.HeservesasCourseOrganizerandinstructorfortheESOA.Hiscurrentresearchactivitiesconcernanalytical
andnumericaltechniquesforanalysis,designanddiagnosticsofantennasanddevices,RFplasmaheating,electromagnetic
compatibility, and imaging.
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Invited Speakers
Ernst Bonek | MIMO propagation channel modeling
ErnstBonek(http://www.nt.tuwien.ac.at/about-us/staff/ernst-bonek/)receivedtheDipl.-Ing.
andDr.techn.degreesfromTechnischeUniversitätWien(TUWien).In1984,hewasappointed
FullProfessorofRadioFrequencyEngineeringattheTUWien,whereheworkeduntilhisretirementin2004.Hisfieldofresearchhasbeenmobilecommunications,starting1984,when
the sweeping success of this technology had been by no means apparent.
Contributions:
3Dsuper-resolutionmeasurementsoftheurbanradiochannel“double-directional”viewpoint
ofthemobileradiochannelMIMOpropagationchannelmodelsadvancedantennadesigns,mostlysmartantennas
1996 - 1999 Board of Directors of Post und Telekom Austria (PTA)
1997 - 2005 Chairman of the „Antennas and Propagation“ working group in COST 259 and COST 273
1999 - 2002 Chairman of Commission C “Signals and Systems“ of URSI
1999 Initiator of Forschungszentrum Telekommunikation Wien
2008 Dr. Techn. honoris causa from Lund Universitet, Sweden
Anja Skrivervik | Implantable antennas: The challenge of efficiency
AnjaSkrivervikobtainedherelectricalengineeringdegreefromEcolePolytechniqueFédérale
deLausannein1986,andherPhDfromthesameinstitutionin1992,forwhichshereceived
theLatsisaward.AfterastayattheUniversityofRennesasaninvitedResearchFellowandtwo
yearsintheindustry,shereturnedparttimetoEPFLasanAssistantProfessorin1996,andis
nowaProfesseurTitulaireatthisinstitution.Herteachingactivitiesincludecoursesonmicrowavesandantennas.Herresearchactivitiesincludeelectricallysmallantennas,implantable
andonbodyantennas,multifrequencyandultrawidebandantennas,numericaltechniquesfor
electromagneticsandmicrowaveandmillimeterwaveMEMS.Sheisauthororco-authorof
morethan100scientificpublications.SheisveryactiveinEuropeancollaborationandEuropeanprojects.Sheiscurrently
thechairpersonoftheSwissURSI,theSwissrepresentativeforCOSTaction297andamemberoftheboardoftheCenter
for High Speed Wireless Communications of the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research.
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Invited Speakers
AMTA Invited Speaker: Michael H. Francis | Estimating Uncertainties in
Antenna Measurements
MichaelFrancisreceivedtheBachelor’sDegreeinphysicsin1973andaMaster’sDegree
in1976,bothfromtheUniversityofColorado.HewasaresearchassistantattheUniversity
ofColoradofrom1974–1980,wherehestudiedthesolarchromosphere-coronatransition
region.HejoinedtheNationalInstituteofStandardsandTechnology(thentheNationalBureau
ofStandards)AntennaMetrologyGroupin1980. Hisresearchhasbeenprimarilyinthe
theoryandpracticeofnear-fieldmeasurements.Hehasparticipatedinthedevelopmentof
probe-positioncorrectionmethodsatNISTforbothplanarandsphericalnear-fieldmeasurementtechniques.Hespecializesinuncertaintyanalysismethodsfornear-fieldmeasurements.Hewastheprojectleader
fortheNIST/BoulderteamthatperformedtheelectromagnetictestingoftheprototypeePassportandePassportreader.He
hasorganizedandlecturedattheNISTbiannualnear-fieldshortcourseformorethantwenty-fiveyears.Heiscurrently
aseniorscientistintheRadio-FrequencyFieldsGroupatNIST.Mr.FrancishasreceivedtheUSDepartmentofCommerce
Bronze,SilverandGoldMedals.HehasreceivedtheAntennaMeasurementTechniquesAssociation(AMTA)Distinguished
AchievementandDistinguishedServiceAwards.HeisaSeniorMemberoftheIEEEandcurrentlychairstheIEEEAntenna
StandardsCommitteeandtheNear-FieldWorkingGroup.Thispresentationwilldescribesomegeneralmethodsofestimating
uncertaintiesinantennameasurements.Theseincludeestimatesbasedontheory(analytical),simulation,andalteringthe
measurementsystem(self-comparisontests).Theimportantsourcesofuncertaintyinantennameasurementwillbepresented(someexamplesofimportantsourcesofuncertaintyinclude:alignment,multipath,andnoise).Combininguncertainties
willbediscussed.Theconditionsforthevalidityofthecentrallimittheoremwillbeconsidered.Finally,ameasurement
example from planar near-field measurements will be given.
Anthony Grbic | Metamaterial Surfaces for Near and
Far-Field Applications
AnthonyGrbic(S’00–M’06)receivedtheB.A.Sc.,M.A.Sc.,andPh.D.degreesinelectrical
engineeringfromtheUniversityofToronto,Toronto,ON,Canada,in1998,2000,and2005,respectively.InJanuary2006,hejoinedtheDepartmentofElectricalEngineeringandComputer
Science,UniversityofMichigan,AnnArbor,whereheiscurrentlyanAssociateProfessor.His
researchinterestsincludeengineeredelectromagneticstructures(metamaterials,electromagneticband-gapmaterials,frequencyselectivesurfaces),printedantennas,microwavecircuits,
wirelesspowertransmissionsystems,andanalyticalelectromagnetics.Dr.Grbicreceivedan
AFOSRYoungInvestigatorAwardaswellasanNSFFacultyEarlyCareerDevelopmentAwardin2008.InJanuary2010,he
wasawardedaPresidentialEarlyCareerAwardforScientistsandEngineers.In2011,hereceivedanOutstandingYoung
EngineerAwardfromtheIEEEMicrowaveTheoryandTechniquesSociety,aHenryRusselAwardfromtheUniversityof
Michigan,andaBookerFellowshipfromtheUnitedStatesNationalCommitteeoftheInternationalUnionofRadioScience
(USNC/URSI).In2012,hewastheinauguralrecipientoftheErnestandBettineKuhDistinguishedFacultyScholarAward
intheDepartmentofElectricalandComputerScience,UniversityofMichigan.AnthonyGrbicservedasTechnicalProgram
Co-Chairforthe2012IEEEInternationalSymposiumonAntennasandPropagationandUSNC-URSINationalRadioScience
Meeting.HeiscurrentlytheViceChairofAP-STechnicalActivities,TridentChapter,IEEESoutheasternMichigansection.
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Invited Speakers
Hisamatsu Nakano | Natural and metamaterial low-profile antennas
with emphasis on realization of wideband characteristics
HisamatsuNakanoreceivedaDr.E.degreeinelectricalengineeringfromHoseiUniversity,
Tokyo,in1974.HehasbeenafacultymemberofHoseiUniversitysince1973,whereheis
nowaProfessorintheElectricalandElectronicsEngineeringDepartment.Hisresearchtopics
includenumericalmethodsforlow-andhigh-frequencyantennasandopticalwaveguides.He
haspublishedover290articlesinmajorrefereedjournalsandistheauthororco-authorof
eightbooks.In1989,hereceivedtheIEE(currentlyIET)InternationalConferenceonAntennas
andPropagationBestPaperAward.In1992,hewaselectedanIEEEFellowforcontributions
tothedesignofspiralandhelicalantennas,and,in1994,hereceivedtheIEEETransactionsonAntennasandPropagation
BestApplicationPaperAward(H.A.WheelerAward).HealsoreceivedtheIEEEAntennasandPropagationSocietyChen-To
TaiDistinguishedEducatorAward,in2006.Morerecently,in2010,hereceivedthePrizeforScienceandTechnologyfrom
Japan’sMinisterofEducation,Culture,Sports,Science,andTechnology.Prof.NakanohasservedasamemberofAdCom
(2000-2002)andaRegion10representative(2004-2010)oftheIEEEAntennasandPropagationSociety.Heisanassociate
editorofseveraljournalsandmagazines,suchasElectromagnetics,IEEEAntennasandPropagationSocietyMagazine,and
IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters.
Kevin Boyle | Antenna tuners for mobile applications
KevinBoylereceivedaB.Sc.(Hons.)inElectricalandElectronicEngineeringfromCityUniversity,London,aM.Sc.(withdistinction)inMicrowavesandOptoelectronicsfromUniversity
College,LondonandtheDoctorofTechnologydegreefromDelftUniversityofTechnology.He
hasmorethantwentyyearsexperienceinthedesignofawiderangeofantennasandassociatedRFsystems.HewaswithMarconiCommunicationsSystemsLtd.untilto1997,working
onallaspectsofantennasystemdesign.HethenjoinedPhilipsResearchLaboratories(which
becameNXPSemiconductorsResearchin2006)wherehewasaPrincipalResearchScientist
andaCluster/ProjectLeaderforantennaandpropagationrelatedactivities.In2008hejoined
EPCOS(whichhassincebecomeTDK-EPC)workingasanAntennaSystemsArchitect.Hismainareasofinterestinclude
antennadesignformobilecommunicationsystems,adaptiveRFsystems,MIMO/diversity,propagationmodellingandrelated
areasofmobilesystemdesign.Dr.BoylehasactivelyparticipatedinCOST259andCOST273,isamemberoftheIEEEand
IET–wherecurrentlyservingontheAntennasandPropagationExecutiveCommittee-andaCharteredEngineer.Hehas
publishedmorethanthirtypapersinrefereedinternationaljournalsandconferences,hascontributedtotwobooksandholds
more than fifteen patents.
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Monday, April 8
09:30 Opening: Opening
14:00 IL1.1: Invited speaker 1
- Room: Congress hall
10:00 Chairs:Per-SimonKildal(ChalmersUniver- 14:40 Chairs: Peter de Maagt (European Space
Agency, The Netherlands), Richard W.
sity ofTechnology, Sweden), Juan R Mosig
Ziolkowski (University of Arizona, USA)
(EcolePolytechniqueFederaledeLausanne,
Switzerland)
10:00 PS1: Plenary Keynote Speaker 1
10:40 Chair: Juan R Mosig (Ecole Polytechnique
Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland)
14:00 Multi-Dimensional and Multi-Functional
Substrate Integrated Waveguide Antennas and Arrays for GHz and THz Applications:
An Emerging Disruptive Technology
Ke Wu (Ecole Polytechnique (University of Montreal)
& Center for Radiofrequency Electronics Research
of Quebec, Canada)
10:00 Meta-Waves and Meta-Structures
NaderEngheta(UniversityofPennsylvania,USA)
COFFEE BREAK
14:00
IL1.2: Invited speaker 2
- Room: G1
14:40
Chairs: Steven R Best (The MITRE
Corporation, USA), Dirk Manteuffel (University of Kiel, Germany)
11:20 PS2: Plenary Keynote Speakers 2
12:00 Chair:Per-SimonKildal(ChalmersUniversity
14:00 Compact Multiport Antennas for High
of Technology, Sweden)
Spectral Efficiency
11:20 How New Active Safety Systems and Always
Connected Vehicles Leads to Challenges on
Antenna Design and Integration in the
Automotive Domain
Henrik Lind (Volvo Car Corporation, Sweden)
RodneyVaughan(SimonFraserUniversity,Canada)
12.00PS3: Plenary Keynote Speaker 3
12:40Chair: Per-Simon Kildal (Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden)
12:00 Future of Radio Access
Mikael Höök (Ericsson AB, Sweden)
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Monday, April 8
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Tuesday
ChristopheMorlaas(ENAC,France);HervéAubert
14:40 Four-Element Compact Planar Antenna Array (LaboratoryofAnalysisandArchitectureofSystems
for Robust Satellite Navigation Systems
& Institut National Polytechnique de Toulouse,
SafwatIrtezaButt(IlmenauUniversityofTechnology,
France)
Germany);MatthiasHein(IlmenauUniversityof
Technology,Germany);RalfStephan(Technische 17:10 Ka-Band Groundstation Antenna Aspects for
UniversitätIlmenau,Germany);MatteoSgammini Deep Space Telecommunication and Radar
(German Aerospace Center (DLR) & DLR-OP,
Keesvan‚tKlooster(EuropeanSpaceAgency,The
Germany); Eric Schäfer (IMMS, Germany)
Netherlands);MichaelPetelin(InstituteofApplied
Physics, Russia); Manfred Thumm (Karlsruhe
15:00 New Models for Passive Non Linearities
InstituteofTechnology,Germany);MarinellaAloisio
Generating Intermodulation Products with (EuropeanSpaceAgency(ESTEC),TheNetherlands)
Non-Integer Slopes
Jacques Sombrin (TéSA Laboratory, France); 17:30 S-band Electronically Switched Beam
Geoffroy Soubercaze-Pun (CNES, France);
Antenna for Interactive Mobile Satellite
Isabelle Albert (CNES, France)
Communications
JosePadilla(JASTSA&EPFL,Switzerland);Noelia
15:20 Tunable Antenna System for Plug&Play
Ortiz (Universidad Publica de Navarra, Spain);
Satellite Avionics
CarolinaVigano(JASTSA,Switzerland);Ferdinando
Cecilia Occhiuzzi (University of Rome „Tor Vergata“, Tiezzi (JAST SA, Switzerland)
Italy); Luca Piazzon (University of Roma Tor Vergata,
Italy); Giovannni Galgani (IDS, Italy); Gabriele 17:50 GEODA-SARAS: Multi-Phased Array Planar
Scozza (IDS, Italy); Andrea Giacomini (SATIMO, Antenna for Satellite Communications
Italy); Paolo Colantonio (University of RomaTor
Álvaro Noval Sánchez deToca (Universidad PoVergata, Italy); Marco Sabbadini (Esa Estec,
litécnicaMadrid&GrupodeRadiación,Spain);José
TheNetherlands);GaetanoMarrocco(University
ManuelInclán-Alonso(UniversidadPolitécnicade
of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy)
Madrid,Spain);JavierGarcía-GascoTrujillo(UniversidadPolitécnicadeMadrid,Spain);José-Manuel
15:40 Effect of Digitally Modulated Signals on
Fernández-González(UniversidadPolitécnicade
Multipactor Breakdown
Madrid,Spain);ManuelSierraPerez(Universidad
Apostolos L. Sounas (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale Politecnica de Madrid, Spain)
de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland); Juan R Mosig
(Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, 18:10 On the Design of a Planar Phased Array Radar
Switzerland);MichaelMattes(EPFL,Switzerland) Antenna Architecture for Space Debris
Situational Awareness
JavierGarcía-GascoTrujillo(UniversidadPolitécnica
16:00 A GA-Based Strategy for the Calibration of deMadrid,Spain);StephaneHalte(Ohlystr62,Ger
Satellite Communication Phased Array
many);ManuelSierraPerez(UniversidadPolitecnica
Antennas
de Madrid, Spain); Pier Mario Besso (Esa – Esoc,
Giacomo Oliveri (University of Trento & ELEDIA
Germany)
Research Center, Italy); Marco Salucci (ELEDIA
Research Center, Italy); Andrea Massa (University
of Trento, Italy); Alessandro Saverio (Selex Elsag,
Italy); Tindaro Cadili (Selex Elsag, Italy); Liborio
Gianino (Selex Elsag, Italy); Massimo Russo (Selex
Elsag, Italy)
Monday
A06: Antenna systems
14:40
COFFEE BREAK
- and architectures
Room: E1
18:30
16:50 Method for Vector Sensor Design Based on a
Chairs: Antoine Roederer (Technical University Spherical Mode Approach for 3D DoA
of Delft - IRCTR, The Netherlands), Manfred Estimation
Jimmy Lominé (Rockwell Collins France & ENAC
Thumm (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, - Ecole Nationale de l‘Aviation Civile, France);
Germany)
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Monday
Monday, April 8
14:40 P2: Fixed propagation modeling and
16:00 Slant Path Attenuation and Microscale Site - measurement campaigns
Diversity Gain Measured and Predicted in 18:30 Room: E2
Guam with the Synthetic Storm Technique At Chairs: Antonio Martellucci (European Space
20.7 GHz
Agency, The Netherlands), Danielle Vanhoena Acosta (USA); Emilio Matricciani (Politecnico di
cker-Janvier (Université catholique de Louvain, Milano,Italy);CarloRiva(PolitecnicodiMilano,Italy)
Belgium)
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
COFFEE BREAK
20
14:40 Space-Time Rain Rate Field Generator for
Multi-Antenna Satellite Communication 16:50 Tipping Bucket Data Processing for
Applications
Propagation Application
Charilaos Kourogiorgas (National Technical
MicheleD‘Amico(PolitecnicodiMilano,Italy);Siat
University of Athens, Greece); Georgios
LingJong(UniversitiTeknologiMalaysia,Malaysia);
Karagiannis (National Technical University of
Carlo Riva (Politecnico di Milano, Italy)
Athens, Greece); Athanasios D. Panagopoulos
(NationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens,Greece) 17:10 Prediction of Monthly Rain Attenuation
Maps Over the USA
15:00 Satellite-Earth K-band Beacon Measurements
Lorenzo Luini (Politecnico di Milano, Italy); Carlo
At Kjeller, Norway
Capsoni(PolitecnicodiMilano,Italy);LuisEmiliani
LarsErlingBråten(NorwegianDefenceResearch
(SES-ASTRA, Luxemburg)
Establishment (FFI), Norway); Jostein Sander (FFI,
Norway); Terje Mjelde (FFI, Norway)
17:30 RF Immunity Testing of an Unmanned Aerial
Vehicle Platform Under Strong EM Field
15:20 Short-Term Terrain Diffraction Measurements: Conditions
Preliminary Results
LivioTorrero (CSP, Italy); Paolo Mollo (CSP - InnoMilan Kvicera (Czech Technical University in vazione nelle ICT, Italy); Andrea Molino (CSP - ICT
Prague, Czech Republic); Pavel Valtr (Faculty Innovation&ResearchInstitute,Italy);AlbertoG.
ofElectricalEngineering,CzechTechnicalUniversity
Perotti (CSP-ICT Innovation, Italy)
in Prague, Czech Republic); Tomas Korinek (Czech
Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic);17:50
Preliminary Results on the Performance of an Pavel Pechac (Czech Technical University in Indicator to Identify the Status of the Sky Prague, Czech Republic); Martin Grabner (Czech Along a Satellite Link by Means of
Metrology Institute, Czech Republic); Vaclav Kvicera
Ground-Based Brightness Temperatures
(Czech Metrology Institute, Czech Republic);
AdaVittoriaBosisio(CNR-IEIIT&c/oPolitecnicodi
Antonio Martellucci (European Space Agency,
Milano,Italy);ErmannoFionda(FondazioneUgo
The Netherlands)
Bordoni,Italy);PieroCiotti(UniversityofL’Aquila,
Italy);AntonioMartellucci(EuropeanSpaceAgency,
15:40 Separation of Rain and Ice Contributions for The Netherlands)
Depolarization At Ka Band
ArmandoCRocha(UniversityofAveiro&Instituteof 18:10 Techniques for the Combination of
Telecommunications, Portugal);
Microwave Radiometer Data
Flávio Jorge (University of Aveiro, Portugal)
AlbertoGraziani(UniversityofBologna,Italy);Vinia
Mattioli (Sapienza University of Rome / Perugia,
Italy);AntonioMartellucci(EuropeanSpaceAgency,
The Netherlands); Paolo Tortora (University of
Bologna, Italy)
Monday, April 8
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
15:20 Robust Microwave Imaging for
17:30 RCS Prediction Using Fast Ray Tracing
Brain Stroke Monitoring
in Plücker Coordinates
NilgünAltın(TurkishAerospaceIndustries,Turkey)
RosaScapaticci(CNR-NationalResearchCouncilof
Italy, Italy); Ovidio Mario Bucci (University of Naples,
Italy); Ilaria Catapano (CNR - National Research 17:50 Asymptotic UTD Analysis of the Radiation
Council of Italy, Italy); Lorenzo Crocco (CNR - of a TW Magnetic Current Distribution Over
a PEC Cylinder
National Research Council, Italy)
FedericoPuggelli(UniversityofSiena,Italy);Giorgio
15:40 Autocorrelation Removal by Phase-Shifted Carluccio(UniversityofSiena,Italy);MatteoAlbani
Reference in Off-Axis Gabor Holography
(University of Siena, Italy); Janpugdee Panuwat
(ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand);Prabhakar
Jordi Marin (Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona,
Pathak (The Ohio State University, USA)
Spain); Pedro de Paco (Universitat Autonoma de
Barcelona, Spain)
18:10 Simulation of Electromagnetic Field of a Fast
16:00 Scattering Data Inversion Through Interval Moving Target Close to Antennas
Analysis Under Rytov Approximation
FilipKozak(CzechTechnicalUniversityinPrague,
Luca Manica (University of Trento, Italy);
CzechRepublic);MiloslavCapek(CzechTechnical
Paolo Rocca (University of Trento, Italy);
UniversityinPrague,CzechRepublic);VojtechJenik
Marco Salucci (ELEDIA Research Center, Italy);
(CzechTechnicalUniversityinPrague,CzechReMatteo Carlin (University of Trento, Italy);
public);PremyslHudec(CzechTechnicalUniversity
Andrea Massa (University of Trento, Italy)
inPrague,CzechRepublic);ZbynekSkvor(Czech
Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic)
Tuesday
16:50 Electromagnetic Forces Produced by
14:40 Microwave Imaging Without Information
Dipole Antennas
IñigoLiberal(PublicUniversityofNavarra,Spain);
of Sources Producing Incident Fields
Takashi Takenaka (Nagasaki University, Japan);
IñigoEderra(UniversidadPublicadeNavarra,Spain);
RamonGonzalo(PublicUniversityofNavarra,Spain);
ToshifumiMoriyama(NagasakiUniversity,Japan)
RichardW.Ziolkowski(UniversityofArizona,USA)
15:00 Enhancing the Factorization Method
17:10 Optimal Aperture Distribution of Near-Field
Relying on Its Physical Meaning
Lorenzo Crocco (CNR - National Research Council,
Antennas for Maximum Signal Penetration
Aidin Razavi (Chalmers University of TechnoloItaly); Ilaria Catapano (CNR - National Research
CouncilofItaly,Italy);LoretoDiDonato(University
gy, Sweden); Jian Yang (Chalmers University of
Technology,Sweden);TomasMcKelvey(Chalmers
of Reggio Calabria, Italy); Tommaso Isernia
(University of Reggio Calabria, Italy)
University of Technology, Sweden)
Monday
14:40 CA18: Advanced and Emerging
16:50 A27: Field scattering and penetration
- Applications of Inverse Scattering - Room: E3
16:20 Techniques
18:30 Chairs:RichardW.Ziolkowski(Universityof
Room: E3
Arizona,USA),JianYang(ChalmersUniversity
Chairs: Andrea Massa (University ofTrento,
Italy),MikaelPersson(ChalmersUniversityof
Technology, Sweden)
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Monday
Monday, April 8
14:40 CA17: OTA measurements of wireless
16:50 MIMO 2x2 Absolute DataThroughput Concept
- devices 1
IstvanSzini(AalborgUniversity,USA);GertPedersen
18:30 Room: G1
(AalborgUniversity,Denmark);AlexandruTatomireChairs: Jan Carlsson (SP Technical Research
scu(AalborgUniversity,Denmark);AnatoliyIoffe
Institute of Sweden, Sweden), Christian
(Intel Corporation, USA)
Lötbäck (Bluetest AB, Sweden), Rodney
Vaughan(SimonFraserUniversity,Canada) 17:10 Evaluating MIMO Over-the-Air Performance
Wednesday
Tuesday
14:40 Improved Radiation Pattern Measurements
of MIMO Handheld Mobile Terminal
Dirk Manteuffel (University of Kiel, Germany);
Robert Martens (University of Kiel, Germany) 17:30 Over-The-Air Validation of PA Nonlinearity
Estimation At the Receiver
15:00 Over the Air Measurement From Single
Lionel Rudant (CEA-LETI & MINATEC, France);
Antenna Device to Multi Antenna Device
Raffaele D‘Errico (CEA, LETI, Minatec Campus,
Xudong An (CATR of MIIT, P.R. China);
France); Maxime Robin (CEA-Leti, France); Jan
Lin Guo (CATR of MIIT, P.R. China); Can Sun (CATR
Zeleny (CEA-Leti, France); Patrick Rosson (Cea
of MIIT, P.R. China); Zheng Liu (CATR of MIIT, P.R.
LetiMinatec,France);CedricDehos(CEA,France);
China); Na Wang (CATR of MIIT, P.R. China)
Andreas Kaiser (ISEN-IEMN, France)
Thursday
15:20 Evaluating Multi-Element Antennas Using Equivalent Number of Antenna Elements
Jane X. Yun (Simon Fraser University, Canada);
RodneyVaughan(SimonFraserUniversity,Canada)
Friday
Impact of Tilted Device Antennas
DougReed(SpirentCommunications,USA);Alfonso
Rodriguez-Herrera(SpirentCommunications,USA);
RonaldBorsato(SpirentCommunications,USA)
17:50 New Approach to OTA Testing: RIMP
and pure-LOS Reference Environments
& a Hypothesis
Per-Simon Kildal (Chalmers University of
Technology, Sweden); Jan Carlsson (SP
Technical Research Institute of Sweden,
Sweden)
15:40 Verification of Emulated Channels in
Multi-Probe Based MIMO OTA Testing Setup
Wei Fan (Aalborg University, Denmark);
18:10 Study of OTA Throughput of LTE Terminals
Xavier Carreño (Intel Mobile Communications, for Different System Bandwidths and
Denmark); JesperØNielsen(AalborgUniversity, Coherence Bandwidths
Denmark);JagjitAshta(IntelMobileCommunicaAhmed Hussain (Chalmers University of
tions,Denmark);GertPedersen(AalborgUniversity,
Technology, Sweden); Per-Simon Kildal
Denmark);MikaelKnudsen(IntelMobileCommuni(Chalmers University of Technology, Swecations, Denmark)
den)
16:00 On the Use of Reverberation Chambers for Assessment of MIMO OTA Performance of Wireless Devices
Christian Lötbäck (Bluetest AB, Sweden);
Anton Skårbratt (Bluetest AB, Sweden);
Robert Rehammar (Bluetest AB, Sweden);
Charlie Orlenius (Bluetest AB, Sweden)
COFFEE BREAK
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Monday, April 8
16:50 Parabolic Cylindrical Reflector Antenna At 60
GHz with Line Feed in Gap Waveguide
Technology
EsperanzaAlfonso(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,Sweden);Per-SimonKildal(ChalmersUniversity
17:10 Pulse Transmission Using Leaky Lens
Antenna and RTD-MOSFET Wavelet Generator
ImanVakili(LundUniversity,Sweden);LarsOhlsson
(LundUniversity,Sweden);MatsGustafsson(Lund
University,Sweden);Lars-ErikWernersson(Lund
University, Sweden)
Wednesday
15:00 The SWE Gapwave Antenna - A New
Wideband Thin Planar Antenna for
60GHz Communications
Jian Yang (Chalmers University of Technology,
Sweden)
COFFEE BREAK
Tuesday
14:40 A High-Gain Microstrip Grid Array Antenna on Low Temperature Co-Fired Ceramic for 60-GHz Applications
BingZhang(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,
Sweden);YuePingY.P.Zhang(NanyangTechnologicalUniversity,Singapore);HerbertZirath(Chalmers
JaskaPaaso(SelmicOy,Finland);GerhardKunkel
(HightechMCAG,Switzerland);ChristophScheytt
(UniversityofPaderborn,Germany);JuergenHasch
(RobertBoschGmbH,Germany);ThomasZwick
(KarlsruheInstituteofTechnology(KIT),Germany)
Monday
14:40 CA08: Antenna & Propagation Aspects - for Multi-Gigabit Communication at 60 18:30 GHz and beyond 1
Room: G2
Chairs:CyrilLuxey(UniversityNiceSophiaAntipolis, France),
AnttiV.Räisänen(AaltoUniversity,Finland)
Thursday
15:20 Empirical Characterization of Scattering
17:30 IPD Technology for Passive Circuits and
Pattern of Built Surfaces At mm-Wave
Antennas At Millimeter-Wave Frequencies
Frequencies
BisogninAimeric(CIMPACA-EPIB,France);Diane
Mikko Kyrö (Aalto University School of Electrical
Titz (University of Nice, France); Fabien Ferrero
Engineering,Finland);VasiliiSemkin(AaltoUniversi(UniversityofNice&CREMANTCNRS,France);Cyril
ty School of Electrical Engineering, Finland);
Luxey(UniversityNiceSophia-Antipolis,France);GilVeli-Matti Kolmonen (Aalto University & School of lesJacquemod(UniversityofNice,France);Patrice
Electrical Engineering, Finland)
Brachat(OrangeLabs&FranceTelecom,France);
ClaireLaporte(STMicroelectronics,France);Hilal
15:40 Fundamental Analyses of 60 GHz
Ezzeddine(STMicroelectronics,France);Romain
Human Blockage
Pilard(STMicroelectronics,TechnologyR&D,STD,
Martin Jacob (Technische Universität
TPSLab,France);FrédéricGianesello(STMicroelecBraunschweig, Germany);
tronics,France);DanielGloria(STMicroelectronics,
Sebastian Priebe (Technische Universität
France)
Braunschweig, Germany);
Michael Peter (Fraunhofer HHI, Germany);
17:50 D-Band Quasi-Yagi Antenna in IPD Process
Mike Wisotzki (Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute, Bisognin Aimeric (CIMPACA-EPIB, France);
Germany); Robert Felbecker (Fraunhofer
Diane Titz (University of Nice, France); Fabien
Heinrich-Hertz-Institut, Germany);
Ferrero (University of Nice & CREMANT CNRS,
Wilhelm Keusgen (Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz
France);CyrilLuxey(UniversityNiceSophia-AntipoInstitute, Germany); Thomas Kürner (Technische
lis,France);GillesJacquemod(UniversityofNice,
Universität Braunschweig, Germany)
France);PatriceBrachat(FranceTelecom,France);
Claire Laporte (STMicroelectronics, France);
16:00 Flip-Chip Package with Integrated Antenna
Hilal Ezzeddine (STMicroelectronics, France)
on a Polyimide Substrate for a 122-GHz Bistatic Radar IC
18:10 An Off-chip Antenna for Mm-wave
Stefan Beer (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Applications
Germany);MekdesGirma(RobertBoschGmbH,
AminEnayati(ESAT,KatholiekeUniversiteitLeuven&
Germany); Yaoming Sun (IHP, Germany);
IMEC,Belgium);WalterRaedt(IMEC,Belgium);Guy
Wolfgang Winkler (Silicon Radar GmbH, Germany); A.E.Vandenbosch(KatholiekeUniversiteitLeuven,
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WojciechDebski(SiliconRadarGmbH,Germany);
Belgium)
Friday
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Monday, April 8
14:40 CA19: 4D Arrays for New Generation
- Reconfigurable Systems
18:10 Room: J1
Chairs: Paolo Rocca (University of Trento, Italy), Francesca Vipiana (Politecnico
di Torino, Italy), Ioan E. Lager (Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands)
16:50 Sidelobe Level and Sideband Optimization for
Thinned Planar Antenna Arrays Using Time Modulation
Erkan Afacan (Gazi University, Turkey)
17:10 Planar UWB Antenna Array for Breast
Cancer Detection
TakamaroKikkawa(HiroshimaUniversity,Japan)
14:40 A Directional Modulation Technique for
Secure Communication Based on 4D
17:30 Advances on Time-Modulated Arrays
Antenna Arrays
for Cognitive Radio
Quanjiang Zhu (University of Electronic Science and EphremTeshaleBekele(UniversityofTrento&Eledia
Technology of China, P.R. China); Shi Wen Yang
ResearchCenter,DISI,UniversityofTrento,Italy);
(University of Electronic Science and Technology
LorenzoPoli(UniversityofTrento,Italy);LucaManica
of China, P.R. China); Ruilin Yao (University of (UniversityofTrento,Italy);PaoloRocca(University
Electronic Science and Technology of China, P.R.
ofTrento,Italy);AndreaMassa(UniversityofTrento,
China); Zaiping Nie (University of Electronic Science Italy);ShiWenYang(UniversityofElectronicScience
and Technology of China, P.R. China)
andTechnologyofchina,P.R.China);QuanjiangZhu
(UniversityofElectronicScienceandTechnologyof
15:00 A Study on 4D Antenna Arrays Conformed
China, P.R. China)
to a Cylindrical Platform
Shi Wen Yang (University of Electronic
17:50 Time Modulated and Reactive Loadings Beam
Science and Technology of china, P.R.
Steering of Circular Array Antenna
China); Chuan Liu (University of Electronic
Application Using Genetic Algorithm
Science and Technology of China (UESTC),
Optimization Techniques
P.R. China); Zheng Li (University of ElecAbubakar Sadiq Hussaini (Instituto de Telecotronic Science and Technology of China municações & University of Bradford, Portugal);
(UESTC), P.R. China); Quanjiang Zhu (UniverIssa Elfergani (University of Bradford & Instituto
sity of Electronic Science and Technology of
deTelecomunicações,UnitedKingdom);RaedA
China, P.R. China)
Abd-Alhameed(UniversityofBradford,UnitedKingdom);TaherehS.Ghazaany(UniversityofBradford&
15:20 Non-uniform Array Antennas DatongPlc,UnitedKingdom);MarkChild(University
The Time-Domain Perspective
ofBradford,UnitedKingdom);JonathanRodriguez
AmirShlivinski(Ben-GurionUniversityoftheNegev,
(Instituto de Telecomunicações, Portugal)
Israel); Ioan E. Lager (Delft University of Technology,
The Netherlands); Ehud Heyman (Tel Aviv University,
Israel)
15:40 Optimized Design of Sparse Time
Modulated Linear Arrays
Lorenzo Poli (University of Trento, Italy);
Paolo Rocca (University of Trento, Italy);
Andrea Massa (University of Trento, Italy);
Michele D‘Urso (SELEX Sistemi Integrati
S.p.A., Italy)
16:00 Timed Arrays as New Imaging Systems
Giorgio Franceschetti (Università di Napoli Federico
II, Italy)
COFFEE BREAK
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Monday, April 8
16:50 Efficient Design of Substrate Integrated
Waveguide Power Dividers for Antenna
Feed Systems
Zamzam Kordiboroujeni (University ofVictoria,
Canada);JensBornemann(UniversityofVictoria,
Canada)
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
15:00 Superdirective Compact Arrays of
Metamaterial-Inspired Electrically
17:10 A 5 Way Lumped-Elements Wilkinson
Small Antenna
Power Divider
Bruno Sentucq (University of Rennes 1, France);
AlicjaKość(GermanAerospaceCenter,Germany);
Ala Sharaiha (Université de Rennes 1 & IETR, MarkusLimbach(GermanAerospaceCenter(DLR),
France); Sylvain Collardey (University of Rennes 1, Germany);AlbertoDiMaria(GermanAerospace
France)
Center (DLR), Germany); Ralf Horn (German AerospaceCenter(DLR),Germany);AndreasReigber
15:20 Miniaturization of Cavity-Backed
(German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany)
Crossed-Slot Antenna Using Folded Cavity
Sumin Yun (Seoul National University & INMC, 17:30 Design of Circularly Polarized Annular Slot
Korea); Sangwook Nam (Seoul National University,
Antennas for Satellite Navigation Systems
Korea)
MarcosHeckler(UniversidadeFederaldoPampa,
Brazil); Roger Farias (Universidade Federal do
15:40 A Conformal U-shaped Loop Antenna for Pampa,Brazil);LucasPereira(UniversidadeFederal
Biomedical Applications
doPampa,Brazil);EdsonSchlosser(Universidade
Rula Alrawashdeh (The University of Liverpool,
FederaldoPampa,Brazil);CleitonLucatel(UniversiUnited Kingdom); Yi Huang (University of Liverpool, dade Federal do Pampa, Brazil)
United Kingdom); Ping Cao (University of Liverpool,
United Kingdom)
17:50 Textile Artificial Magnetic Conductor
Waveguide Sheet with Monopole Antennas for 16:00 A CPW Fed Star Shaped Patch Antenna
Body Centric Communication
for WSN Applications
KamiliaKamardin(UniversitiTeknologiMalaysia,
Shanmuga Priya (MAM College of Engineering,
Malaysia);MohamadKamalA.Rahim(UniversitiTeIndia)
knologiMalaysia,Malaysia);PeterSHall(University
ofBirmingham,UnitedKingdom);NoorAsmawati
Samsuri(UniversitiTeknologiMalaysia,Malaysia);
MohdEzwanJalil(UniversitiTeknologiMalaysia,
COFFEE BREAK
Malaysia);OsmanAyop(UniversitiTeknologiMalaysia, Malaysia)
Tuesday
14:40 A New Generation of S-Band Wide
Coverage Antennas
Raul Timbus (RUAG Space Sweden, Sweden);
Karin Woxlin (RUAG Space Sweden, Sweden);
Jan Zackrisson (RUAG Aerospace Sweden,
Sweden);MikaelÖhgren(RUAGSpaceAB,Sweden)
Monday
14:40 A20: Small antenna and RF sensors
16:50 A16: Printed elements, baluns and
- Room: J2
- associated circuits
16:20 Chairs: Yi Huang (University of Liverpool, 18:30 Room: J2
United Kingdom), Jan Zackrisson (RUAG
Chairs: : Jens Bornemann (University of
Aerospace Sweden, Sweden)
Victoria,Canada),JussiRahola(OptenniLtd,
Finland)
18:10 Compact Multiband Antenna System for Smartphone Platforms
JaumeAnguera,CristinaPicher,AuroraAndújar,
Carles Puente (Fractus, Spain); Sungtek Kahng
(University of Incheon, Korea)
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Monday
Monday, April 8
14:40 A28: Integral equations and moment
17:10 Reduced-Matrix Charge and Current
- methods
Formulation of the Electromagnetic Method of 18:30 Room: R22+R23
Moments
Chairs:ThomasRylander(ChalmersUniversity
Jan-willem De Bleser (Katholieke Universiteit
of Technology, Sweden), Zvonimir Sipus
Leuven,Belgium);EmmanuelH.VanLil(Katholieke
Universiteit Leuven, Belgium); Antoine Van de
(University of Zagreb, Croatia)
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Capelle(KatholiekeUniversiteitLeuven,Belgium)
14:40 Surface Impedance for Electromagnetic Fields 17:30 The Multiscale Compressed Block
Over a Dielectric-Coated Circular Cylinder
Decomposition as a Preconditioner for Method Andrés G. Aguilar (Technical University of Madrid,
of Moments Computations
Spain); Zvonimir Sipus (University of Zagreb, AlexanderHeldring(PolytechnicalUniversityof
Croatia); Manuel Sierra-Pérez (Universidad
Catalunya,Spain);EduardUbeda(UniversitatPoPolitécnica de Madrid, Spain)
litècnicadeCatalunya(UPC),Spain);JuanM.Rius
(Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain)
15:00 Comparison of MoM Implementations of
Surface Impedance Boundary Conditions for 17:50 Steady Improvement of Conditioning and
Material Sheets with Analytical and
Convergence of Surface Integral Equations for Measurement Data
Arbitrary Penetrable Bodies
LuisBoteCuriel(UniversityofExtremadura,Spain);
Faik G. Bogdanov (EMCoS, Georgia); Roman Jobava LuisLandesa(UniversityofExtremadura,Spain);
(EMCoS, Georgia); Khatuna Khasaia (EMCoS, Marta G. Araújo (Universidade de Vigo, Spain);
Georgia)
JoseM.Taboada(UniversityofExtremadura,Spain);
15:20 Development, Validation and Application of Fernando Obelleiro (University of Vigo, Spain)
Node Triangle Joint Basis Functions in MoM
Implementations forTriangulated Geometries 18:10 A Non-Resonant Current and Charge
Faik G. Bogdanov (EMCoS, Georgia); Roman Jobava Integral Equation
FelipeVico-Bondía (Universidad Politécnica de
(EMCoS,Georgia);IrinaChochia(EMCoS,Georgia)
Valencia,Spain);MiguelFerrando-Bataller(Universi15:40 An Accelerated Implementation of the
dad Politecnica De Valencia, Spain);
FMIR-MoM Algorithm
AlejandroValero-Nogueira(UniversidadPolitécnica
Greg Hislop (CSIRO Earth Science and Resource deValencia,Spain);EvaAntonino-Daviu(Universi
Engineering, Australia); Christophe Craeye
dad Politecnica de Valencia, Spain)
(Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium)
Friday
COFFEE BREAK
16:50 Near-field Characteristics of PMC Amended
DB Boundary Conditions
MarkoBosiljevac(UniversityofZagreb,Croatia);
Zvonimir Sipus (University of Zagreb, Croatia);
Per-Simon Kildal (Chalmers University of
Technology, Sweden)
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Monday, April 8
Thursday
Friday
COFFEE BREAK
Wednesday
14:40 Parametric Study of the Low-Profile
Over-the-Shoulder Antenna Based on Coupled Patches Technique
MilanSvanda(CzechTechnicalUniversityinPrague,
Czech Republic); Milan Polivka (Czech Technical17:30
Design of a Dual-Band Antenna for Wearable
University in Prague, Czech Republic);
Wireless Body Area Network Repeater
Premysl Hudec (Czech Technical University in
Systems
Prague, Czech Republic)
KyeolKwon(HanyangUniversity,Korea);JinpilTak
(HanyangUniversity,Korea);JaehoonChoi(Hanyang
15:00 Discussion of Body Worn Dipole Antennas University, Korea)
Based on an Improved De-embedding
Approach
17:50 Dual-band WiFi and 4G LTE Textile Antenna
MarkusGrimm(Christian–Albrechts–University
MohamadMantash(UniversityofRennes1,France);
of Kiel, Germany); Dirk Manteuffel (University of
SylvainCollardey(UniversityofRennes1,France);
Kiel, Germany)
Anne-ClaudeTarot(UniversityofRennes1,France);
Anthony Presse (University of Rennes 1, France)
15:20 Circular Ring-Slot Antenna Fed by SIW for WBAN Applications
18:10 On-body Wireless Link Investigation
Jaroslav Lacik (Brno University of Technology,
Branimir Ivšić (University of Zagreb, Croatia);
Czech Republic); Tomas Mikulasek (Brno University IvanVujica(UniversityofZagreb,Croatia);Davor
of Technology, Czech Republic)
Bonefačić(UniversityofZagreb&DeptofWireless
Communications,Croatia);JurajBartolić(University
15:40 Wearable Textile Patch Antenna for BAN
ofZagreb,Croatia);ZvonimirSipus(Universityof
At 60 GHz
Zagreb, Croatia)
Nacer Chahat (University of RENNES 1, France);
Maxime Zhadobov (University of RENNES 1,
France); Ronan Sauleau (University of Rennes 1,
France)
Tuesday
Malaysia);MohamadKamalA.Rahim(Universiti
Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia); Noor Asmawati
NoorAsnizaMurad(UniversitiTeknologiMalaysia,
Malaysia);NazirahOthman(UniversityTeknologi
Malaysia, Malaysia); Huda A. Majid (Universiti
Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia)
Monday
14:40 A24: Wearable antennas
17:10 On-body Investigation of Dual Band Diamond
- Room: R24+R25
Textile Antenna for Wearable Applications At 18:30 Chairs:JonasFridén(EricssonAB,Sweden), 2.45 Ghz and 5.8 Ghz
16:50 Yagi-Uda Textile Antenna for On-Body
Communications At 60 GHz
MaximeZhadobov(UniversityofRENNES1,France);
Ronan Sauleau (University of Rennes 1, France)
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Monday, April 8
14:40 CA20: Antenna research in Asia 1
16:50 Antennas for Wireless Body Area
- Room: R2
Network Applications
18:10 Chairs: Zhi Ning Chen (National University of KyeolKwon(HanyangUniversity,Korea);Jaehoon
Singapore & Institute for Infocomm Research, Choi (Hanyang University, Korea)
Singapore),KoichiIto(ChibaUniversity,Japan)
17:10 Novel Antenna Designs for Applications in
Modern Wireless Communication Systems
Wen-JiaoLiao(NationalTaiwanUniversityofScien14:40 Antenna Research and Development
ceandTechnology,Taiwan);Tzyh-GhuangMa(Na
in Singapore
tionalTaiwanUniversityofScienceandTechnology,
Zhi Ning Chen (National University of Singapore
Taiwan);Chang-FaYang(NationalTaiwanUniversity
& Institute for Infocomm Research, Singapore);
ofScienceandTechnology,Taiwan);Hsien-WenLiu
Xianming Qing (Institute for Infocomm Research,
(Auden Techno Corp., Taiwan)
Singapore); Yue Ping Y. P. Zhang (Nanyang Technological university, Singapore); Zhongxiang
Recent Development of the Magneto-Electric
17:30
Shen (Nanyang Technological University,
Dipole Ultra-Wideband and High Frequency Singapore);EngLeongTan(NanyangTechnological Applications
University, Singapore); Er Ping Li (Institute of High Kwai-ManLuk(CityUniversityofHongKong,Hong
Performance Computing, Singapore)
Kong)
15:00 Reconfigurable Antennas for Wireless
17:50 Printed Microwave and Millimeter Wave
Communications
Antennas Research Advances in the SKLMMW
Y Jay Guo (CSIRO, Australia); Peiyuan Qin (CSIRO
Hong Wei (Southeast University, P.R. China)
ICT Centre, Australia); Trevor S. Bird (Antengenuity
& CSIRO, Australia)
15:20 Radial Line Slot Array Antenna
Development in Malaysia
Imran Mohd Ibrahim (Universiti Teknikal Malaysia
Melaka, Malaysia); Teddy Purnamirza (Wireless
Communication Centre, Malaysia); Tharek Abdul
Rahman (Wireless Communication Centre,
Malaysia); Mursyidul idzam Sabran (Universiti
15:40 Antennas and Propagation in Thailand
Monai Krairiksh (King Mongkut‘s Institute of
Technology Ladkrabang, Thailand)
16:00 Recent Research Activities on Antennas
in Japan
Qiang Chen (Tohoku University, Japan);
Kunio Sawaya (Tohoku University & School of
Engineering, Japan); Koichi Ito (Chiba University,
Japan)
COFFEE BREAK
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Monday, April 8
Monday
14:40 CA01: EurAAP Small Antennas 1
16:50 Challenges for Frequency Reconfigurable
- Room: R31
Electrically Small Antennas
18:30 Chairs:MaxJamesAmmann(DublinInstitute
Jennifer T. Bernhard (University of Illinois at
ofTechnology, Ireland), Steven R Best (The
Urbana-Champaign & Electromagnetics
MITRE Corporation, USA)
Laboratory,USA);MatthewYoung(Universityof
IllinoisatUrbana-Champaign,USA);SiwenYong
(UniversityofIllinoisatUrbana-Champaign,USA)
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
17:10 Gain Statistics for Mobile Phone
14:40 A New Small Conformal Antenna for
Antenna Tuners
Capsule Endoscopy
Kevin Boyle (EPCOS, United Kingdom);
Rula Alrawashdeh (The University of Liverpool,
United Kingdom); Yi Huang (University of Liverpool, Theo Bakker (EPCOS,The Netherlands); Shunya
Sato (EPCOS,The Netherlands); Erwin Spits (EPUnitedKingdom);PingCao(UniversityofLiverpool,
COS, The Netherlands);
United Kingdom); Eng Gee Lim (Xi‘an JiaoAndre van Bezooijen (EPCOS,The Netherlands);
tong-Liverpool University, P.R. China)
Maurice de Jongh (Epcos, The Netherlands)
15:00 An Optimum Design of Handset Antenna
17:30 Convex Optimization for Analysis of
for MIMO Systems
Small Antennas
HiroyukiArai(YokohamaNationalUniversity,Japan) Mats Gustafsson (Lund University, Sweden)
15:20 Compact Multiband Antennas of Self-Similar
Analytic Geometry Inspired by the Chirp
17:50 Performance Evaluation of a Conformal
Dual Patch Antenna in an Indoor Environment
Waveform
MagnusJobs(UppsalaUniversity,Sweden);Mathias
Constantine G. Kakoyiannis (National Technical
University of Athens & Institute of Communication Grudén (Uppsala University, Sweden); Anders
and Computer Systems, Greece); Philip ConsRydberg (Uppsala University, Sweden)
tantinou(NationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens,
18:10 Inductive Power Transfer Systems Considered
Greece)
as Electrically-small Antennas
15:40 Electrically Small Circularly Polarized
James S. McLean (TDK R&D Corp, USA)
Spherical Antenna with Air Core
Oleksiy S. Kim (Technical University of Denmark,
Denmark)
COFFEE BREAK
Friday
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Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Monday, April 8
16:50 A27: Field scattering and penetration
16:50 A16: Printed elements, baluns and
- Room: E3
- associated circuits
18:30 Chairs:RichardW.Ziolkowski(Universityof 18:30 Room: J2
Arizona,USA),JianYang(ChalmersUniversity
Chairs: : Jens Bornemann (University of
Victoria,Canada),JussiRahola(OptenniLtd,
Finland)
16:50 Electromagnetic Forces Produced by
Dipole Antennas
IñigoLiberal(PublicUniversityofNavarra,Spain);
Iñigo Ederra (Universidad Publica de Navarra,
Spain); Ramon Gonzalo (Public University of
Navarra,Spain);RichardW.Ziolkowski(Universityof
Arizona, USA)
17:10 Optimal Aperture Distribution of Near-Field
Antennas for Maximum Signal Penetration
Aidin Razavi (Chalmers University ofTechnology, Sweden); Jian Yang (Chalmers University of
Friday
Thursday
17:30 RCS Prediction Using Fast Ray Tracing
in Plücker Coordinates
NilgünAltın(TurkishAerospaceIndustries,Turkey)
17:50 Asymptotic UTD Analysis of the Radiation
of a TW Magnetic Current Distribution Over
a PEC Cylinder
FedericoPuggelli(UniversityofSiena,Italy);Giorgio
Carluccio(UniversityofSiena,Italy);MatteoAlbani
(University of Siena, Italy); Janpugdee Panuwat
(ChulalongkornUniversity,Thailand);Prabhakar
Pathak (The Ohio State University, USA)
18:10 Simulation of Electromagnetic Field of a Fast
Moving Target Close to Antennas
FilipKozak(CzechTechnicalUniversityinPrague,
CzechRepublic);MiloslavCapek(CzechTechnical
UniversityinPrague,CzechRepublic);VojtechJenik
(CzechTechnicalUniversityinPrague,CzechRepublic);PremyslHudec(CzechTechnicalUniversity
inPrague,CzechRepublic);ZbynekSkvor(Czech
Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic)
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16:50 Efficient Design of Substrate Integrated
Waveguide Power Dividers for Antenna
Feed Systems
Zamzam Kordiboroujeni (University ofVictoria,
Canada);JensBornemann(UniversityofVictoria,
Canada)
17:10 A 5 Way Lumped-Elements Wilkinson
Power Divider
AlicjaKość(GermanAerospaceCenter,Germany);
MarkusLimbach(GermanAerospaceCenter(DLR),
Germany);AlbertoDiMaria(GermanAerospace
17:30 Design of Circularly Polarized Annular Slot
Antennas for Satellite Navigation Systems
Brazil); Roger Farias (Universidade Federal do
Pampa,Brazil);LucasPereira(UniversidadeFederal
doPampa,Brazil);EdsonSchlosser(Universidade
FederaldoPampa,Brazil);CleitonLucatel(Universidade Federal do Pampa, Brazil)
17:50 Textile Artificial Magnetic Conductor
Waveguide Sheet with Monopole Antennas for Body Centric Communication
KamiliaKamardin(UniversitiTeknologiMalaysia,
Malaysia);MohamadKamalA.Rahim(UniversitiTeknologiMalaysia,Malaysia);PeterSHall(University
ofBirmingham,UnitedKingdom);NoorAsmawati
Malaysia);OsmanAyop(UniversitiTeknologiMalaysia, Malaysia)
18:10 Compact Multiband Antenna System for Smartphone Platforms
JaumeAnguera,CristinaPicher,AuroraAndújar,
Tuesday, April 9
11:30 Low-Cost Near Field Pattern Measurement Technique for Aperture Array Characterization
Christopher Raucy (Université Catholique de
Louvain,Belgium);EloydeLeraAcedo(Universityof
Cambridge,UnitedKingdom);NimaRazaviGhods
(UniversityofCambridge,UnitedKingdom);David
González-Ovejero(UniversitàdegliStudidiSiena,
Italy);ChristopheCraeye(UniversitéCatholiquede
Louvain, Belgium)
11:50 Array Antenna Activities At RUAG Space; an Overview
JoakimJohansson(RUAGSpaceAB,Sweden);Per
Ingvarson (RUAG Space AB, Sweden)
Friday
10:00 THz Antenna Array Based on Photomixers for
Radioastronomy Applications
Luis-Enrique Garcia-Muñoz, Javier Monterode-Paz, Alejandro Rivera-Lavado (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain); Ivan Cámara
Mayorga, Rolf Güsten (Max Planck Institute
for Radioastronomy, Germany); Andrey Generalov, Dmitri Lioubtchenko (Aalto University School of Electrical Engineering, Finland); Pablo Acedo (Universidad Carlos III de
Madrid, Spain); Cristina de Dios (Universidad
Carlos III de Madrid, Spain); Rubén Criado
(Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain);
Eduardo Ugarte-Muñoz (Universitiy Carlos
III in Madrid, Spain); Antti V. Räisänen (Aalto
University, Finland); Daniel Segovia-Vargas
(Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain)
11:10 An Overview of Beam Modeling Techniques for Future Radio Telescopes
Andre Young (Stellenbosch University, South
Africa);MariannaIvashina(ChalmersUniversityof
Technology,Sweden);RobMaaskant(CHALMERS,
Sweden); Oleg Iupikov (Chalmers University of
Technology,Sweden);DavidDavidson(Universityof
Stellenbosch, South Africa)
Thursday
09:40 Recent Advances on Space Multibeam Antennas Based on a Single Aperture
Giovanni Toso (European Space Agency, The
Netherlands);CyrilMangenot (European Space
Agency,TheNetherlands);PieroAngeletti(European
Space Agency, The Netherlands)
COFFEE BREAK
Wednesday
09:20 Ku-Band Dual-Polarized Array of Connected Dipoles for Satcom Terminals: Theory and Hardware Validation
Daniele Cavallo (Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands); Giampiero
Gerini, Roland Bolt, Duije Deurloo (TNO
Technical Sciences & Radar Technology, The Netherlands); Reindert Grooters
(TNO - Defence, Security and Safety, The
Netherlands); Andrea Neto (Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands); Giovanni Toso (European Space Agency, The
Netherlands); Rolv Midthassel (European
Space Agency ESTEC, The Netherlands)
Telecom. (IEIIT- CNR), Italy); Eloy de Lera Acedo
(UniversityofCambridge,UnitedKingdom);WimA.
vanCappellen(ASTRON,theNetherlandsInstitute
for Radio Astronomy, The Netherlands)
Tuesday
09:00 High Efficiency Phased Array Feed Antennas for Large Radio Telescopes and Small Satellite Communications Terminals
Karl Warnick (Brigham Young University, USA)
Monday
09:00 CA14: Novel Antenna Arrays for Radio
10:20 Polarization Analysis and Evaluation for
- Astronomy and Space Applications
Radio Astronomy Aperture Array Antennas
12:50 Room: E1
BenedettaFiorelli(ASTRON,theNetherlandsInstiChairs: Per Ingvarson (RUAG Space AB,
tuteforRadioAstronomy,TheNetherlands);Michel
Sweden),MariannaIvashina(ChalmersUniArts(ASTRON,theNetherlandsInstituteforRadio
Astronomy,The Netherlands); GiuseppeVirone
versityofTechnology,Sweden),KarlWarnick
(IstitutodiElettr.ediIngegneriadell‘Inform.edelle
(Brigham Young University, USA)
12:10 FoV Analysis and Design for the Australian SKA Pathfinder
Stuart G Hay (CSIRO ICT Centre, Australia); John
Bunton(CSIROICTCentre,Australia);RobertShaw
(CSIRO, Australia)
12:30 Wideband Array Developments for Planned and Future Radio Astronomy Antennas
ArnoldvanArdenne(ASTRON,TheNetherlands);
Jan Geralt bij deVaate (Netherlands Institute for
Radio Astronomy,The Netherlands); Benedetta
Fiorelli(ASTRON,theNetherlandsInstituteforRadio
Astronomy,TheNetherlands);StefanJ.Wijnholds
(ASTRON, The Netherlands)
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Monday
Tuesday, April 9
09:00 P4: Mobile channel modeling and mea11:10 State Modeling of the Land Mobile Satellite - surement campaigns
Channel by an Image-Based Approach
12:50 Room: E2
MarieRieche(IlmenauUniversityofTechnology,
Chairs: Uwe-Carsten G. Fiebig (German
Germany); Daniel Arndt (Fraunhofer Institute
AerospaceCenter(DLR),Germany),Fernando
for Integrated Circuits & Ilmenau University of
Technology,Germany);AlexanderIhlow(Ilmenau
Pérez-Fontán (University of Vigo, Spain)
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
UniversityofTechnology,Germany);GiovanniDel
Galdo(FraunhoferInstituteforIntegratedCircuits
IIS, Germany)
09:00 Markov Chain Based Analysis of Time-Varying 11:30 Channel Model and OFDM Design for Attenuation Due to Isolated Trees
Aeronautical Applications
IñigoCuiñas(UniversityofVigo,Spain);PaulaGo- KiaWiklundh(SwedishDefenceResearchAgency,
mez(UniversidadedeVigo,Spain);DoriFernandez
(Unievrsidade de Vigo, Spain)
Sweden); Gunnar Eriksson (Swedish Defence
ResearchAgency,Sweden);SaraLinder(FOI,Sweden);PeterJohansson(FOI,Sweden);PeterHolm
09:20 A Novel Delay Spread Distribution Model for (FOI,Sweden);PatrikEliardsson(SwedishDefence
VHF and UHF Mobile-to-Mobile Channels
Jörg Fischer (FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, GermaResearch Agency (FOI), Sweden); Mats Forsman
ny);MarcusGrossmann(FraunhoferInstitutefor
(SaabAeronautics,Sweden);ToreLindgren(Saab
Aeronautics, Sweden)
IntegratedCircuitsIIS,Germany);WolfgangFelber
(FraunhoferInstituteforIntegratedCircuitsIIS,Germany);MarkusLandmann(FraunhoferInstitutefor 11:50 A Wideband and Multifrequency Propagation IntegratedCircuitsIIS,Germany);AlbertHeuberger Channel Simulation
(Friedrich-AlexanderUniversityErlangen-NuremJonathan Israel (ONERA -The French Aerospace
berg, Germany)
Lab, France); Guillaume Carrie (ONERA, France);
MehdiAit-Ighil(ONERA/CNESToulouse&Onera/
09:40 Outage Performance of Cooperative Land CNES / TAS, France)
Mobile Satellite Broadcasting Systems
VasileiosSakarellos(NationalTechnicalUniversity 12:10 Virtual Multi-link Propagation Investigation of ofAthens,Greece);AthanasiosD.Panagopoulos an Outdoor Scenario At 300 MHz
(NationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens,Greece)
MeifangZhu(LundUniversity,Sweden);Fredrik
Tufvesson (Lund University, Sweden)
10:00 Empirical Study of Higher Order MIMO Capacity At 2.53 GHz in Urban Macro Cell
12:30 SCHUN - a Hybrid Land Mobile Satellite ChristianSchneider(IlmenauUniversityofTechnolo- Channel Simulator Enhanced for Multipath gy,Germany);ReinerS.Thomä(IlmenauUniversity Modelling Applied to Satellite Navigation of Technology, Germany)
Systems
MehdiAit-Ighil(ONERA/CNESToulouse&Onera
10:20 Perspectives for the Use of MIMO in Dynamic / CNES / TAS, France); Joel Lemorton (ONERA,
Body Area Networks
France);FernandoPérez-Fontán(UniversityofVigo,
Carla Oliveira (Technical University of Lisbon,
Spain);FredericLacoste(CNES,France);PaulTheInstitutoSuperiorTecnico&INOV-INESC,Portugal);
venon(CentreNationald‘EtudesSpatiales,France);
LuisM.Correia(IST-TechnicalUniversityLisbon&
ChristopheBourga(ThalèsAleniaSpace,France);
INOV-INESC, Portugal)
Michel Bousquet (SUPAERO, France)
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Tuesday, April 9
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
11:30 Electromagnetic Properties of Graphene Metasurfaces and Applications
Arya Fallahi (DESY-Center for Free Electron
09:00 Surface Plasmons on Graphene Sheets: Laser Science (CFEL), Germany); Julien Perru
Effect of Spatial Dispersion and Magnetostatic isseau-Carrier (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale
Bias
de Lausanne & EPFL, Switzerland)
JuanSebastiánGomez-Diaz(EPFL,Switzerland);
Juan R Mosig (Ecole Polytechnique Federale de
Lausanne,Switzerland);JulienPerruisseau-Carrier 11:50 EM Properties of Synthetic Media
(EcolePolytechniqueFédéraledeLausanne&EPFL,
J(Yiannis)Vardaxoglou(LoughboroughUniversity,
Switzerland)
UnitedKingdom);ChinweNjoku(Loughborough
University,UnitedKingdom);WilliamWhittow(Loug09:20 Terahertz Characterization of Carbon Nano
hborough University, United Kingdom)
tube and Graphene On-Substrate Thin Films
Min Liang (University of Arizona, USA);
12:10 Advanced Modeling of Graphene Nanodevices: Mingguang Tuo (University of Arizona, USA); Metal-Carbon Transition and Patch Antennas
Hao Xin (University of Arizona, USA)
LucaPierantoni(UniversitàPolitecnicadelleMarche,
Ancona, Italy)
09:40 Graphene Magnetoplasmons: Principles and Applications
12:30 Dielectric Resonator Nanoantenna for Optical NimaChamanara(EcolePolytechniquedeMontreal, Frequencies
Canada);DimitriosL.Sounas(EcolePolytechnique
GilliardMalheiros-Silveira(UniversityofCampinde Montreal, Canada); Christophe Caloz (Ecole
as, Brazil); Hugo Enrique Hernández-Figueroa
Polytechnique de Montreal, Canada)
(Unicamp, Brazil)
Monday
09:00 CA15: Graphene and nano-materials
11:10 All-Graphene Terahertz Analog Nanodevices - Room: E3
and Nanocircuits
12:50 Chairs: Julien Perruisseau-Carrier (Ecole
AndreaAlù(TheUniversityofTexasatAustin,USA);
PolytechniqueFédéraledeLausanne&EPFL,
Pai-Yen Chen (The University ofTexas at Austin,
Switzerland),HaoXin(UniversityofArizona,
USA)
USA)
10:00 Diamond Based Systems: Innovative Materials for Photonics
IlariaCianchetta(UniversitàdiRomaTorVergata,
Italy)
Friday
10:20 Comparison of Spatially Dispersive Models for Dyadic Intraband Conductivity of Graphene
GiampieroLovat(SapienzaUniversityofRome,Italy);
GeorgeHanson(UniversityofWisconsin-Milwaukee,
USA); Rodolfo Araneo (La Sapienza, Italy); Paolo
Burghignoli(SapienzaUniversityofRome,Italy)
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Tuesday, April 9
34
09:00 A12: MIMO, antenna diversity, smart
11:10 Network Benefits of Large Advanced Antenna - and signal processing antennas
Systems
12:50 Room: G1
MartinAlm(HuaweiTechnologies,Sweden);Mattias
Chairs: Martin Alm (HuaweiTechnologies,
Gustafsson (Huawei Technologies Sweden AB,
Sweden),BuonKiongLau(LundUniversity,
Sweden)
Sweden),MattiasGustafsson(HuaweiTechno11:30 Slim Omnidirectional Orthogonal Polarization logies Sweden AB, Sweden)
09:00 Gain-Bandwidth Limitations Evaluated for Real User Devices
Jonas Fridén (Ericsson AB, Sweden)
09:20 Implementation of a MIMO Solution for Ionospheric HF (3-30 MHz) Radio Links
YvonErhel(EcolesdeSaint-CyrCoetquidan,France);PapaNdao(IETR,France);DominiqueLemur
(IETR, Universite‘ de Rennes 1, France); Martial
Oger(UniversitédeRennes1,France);JéromeLe
Masson (CREC Saint Cyr & LABSTICC, France)
09:40 Pattern-Reconfigurable Built-in Antenna for Data Multiplexing with a Single Radio
MohsenYousefbeiki(ÉcolePolytechniqueFédérale
deLausanne(EPFL)&AdaptiveMicroNanoWave
SystemsGroup,LEMA/NANOLAB,Switzerland);
JulienPerruisseau-Carrier(EcolePolytechnique
Fédérale de Lausanne & EPFL, Switzerland)
MIMO Antenna with Halo and Patch Antennas on the Cylindrical Ground Plane
Hiromi Matsuno (KDDI R&D Laboratories Inc.,
Japan);MasayukiNakano(KDDIR&DLabs,Japan);
Akira Yamaguchi (KDDI R&D Laboratories Inc.,
Japan)
11:50 Design of Four MIMO Handset Antennas
KyungseokKahng(UniversityofIncheon,Korea);
InkyuYang(UniversityofIncheon,Korea);Sungtek
Kahng(UniversityofIncheon,Korea);JaumeAnguera (Fractus, Spain); Ju Yong Lee (KAIST, Korea)
12:10 MIMO Performance Study of Different Antennas for LTE Mobile Phones in CTIA Test Mode
KunZhao(RoyalInstituteofTechnology&SonyEricsson,Sweden);ShuaiZhang(KTH-RoyalInstitute
ofTechnology,Sweden);ZhinongYing(SonyMobile,
Sweden); Thomas Bolin (Sony Mobile Communications,Sweden);SailingHe(RoyalInstituteof
Technology, Sweden)
10:00 Calculating Signal Correlation in Lossy Dipole 12:30 Optimal Placement of MIMO Antenna Pairs with Different Quality Factors in Smart-Phone Arrays Using Scattering Parameters and Platforms
Efficiencies
Alexandru Tatomirescu (Aalborg University,
HuiLi(LundUniversity,Sweden);XianqiLin(Royal
Denmark);OsamaAlrabadi(AAU,Denmark);Gert
InstituteofTechnology,Sweden);BuonKiongLau
Pedersen (Aalborg University, Denmark)
(LundUniversity,Sweden);SailingHe(RoyalInstitute of Technology, Sweden)
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Tuesday, April 9
Monday
09:00 CA09: COST IC1102 FA-B mmW, THz &
11:10 Implementation of a Multi-Pixel Sub-mm - nano-antennas
Wave Imaging Receiver
12:50 Room: G2
Ramon Gonzalo (Public University of Navarra,
Chairs: Yi Huang (University of Liverpool,
Spain); Itziar Maestrojuán (Public University of
United Kingdom), Daniel Segovia-Vargas
Navarra,Spain);InesPalacios(PublicUniversityof
Navarra,Spain);IñigoEderra(UniversidadPublica
de Navarra, Spain)
11:30 Electromagnetic Crystal (EMXT) Based Terahertz Horn Antenna
Min Liang (University of Arizona, USA); ZiranWu
(StanfordUniversity,USA);WeirenNg(Universityof
Arizona,USA);MichaelGehm(UniversityofArizona,
USA); Hao Xin (University of Arizona, USA)
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
11:50 300 GHz CMOS Video Detection Using Broadband and Active Planar Antennas
09:20 New Device for Continuous-Wave THz DanielSegovia-Vargas(UniversidadCarlosIIIde
Emission: Large Area Emitter
Madrid,Spain);JavierMontero-de-Paz(Universidad
Luis-EnriqueGarcia-Muñoz(UniversityCarlosIII
Carlos III de Madrid, Spain); Jamie Crooks (STFC
of Madrid, Spain); Gottfried Döhler (Max Planck
RutherfordAppletonLaboratory,UnitedKingdom);
InstitutefortheScienceofLight,Germany);Javier
PeterHuggard(STFCRutherfordAppletonLaboraMontero-de-Paz,EduardoUgarte-Muñoz,Alejandro
tory,UnitedKingdom);Luis-EnriqueGarcia-Muñoz
Rivera-Lavado(UniversidadCarlosIIIdeMadrid,
(University Carlos III of Madrid, Spain); Vicente
Spain);SaschaPreu(FriedrichAlexanderUniversität
Gonzalez-Posadas(UniversidadPolitecnicadeMadErlangen-Nürnberg,Germany);StefanMalzer,Serid,Spain);ByronAlderman,RenatoTurchetta(STFC
bastianBauerschmidt(MaxPlanckInstituteforthe
RutherfordAppletonLaboratory,UnitedKingdom)
ScienceofLight,Germany);VicenteGonzalez-Posadas,DanielSegovia-Vargas(UniversidadCarlosIII 12:10 On the Simulation of Carrier Dynamics in de Madrid, Spain)
Terahertz Photoconductive Antennas
EnriqueMoreno-Perez,MarioFPantoja,SalvadorG.
09:40 High-Impedance Frequency-Agile THz Dipole García,JuanRoldan,FranciscoGarcíaRuiz,Amelia
Antennas Using Graphene
RubioBretones,RafaelGómezMartín(Universidad
MicheleTamagnone,JuanSebastiánGomez-Diaz,
de Granada, Spain)
Juan R Mosig, Julien Perruisseau-Carrier (Ecole
PolytechniqueFédéraledeLausanne,Switzerland) 12:30 A Novel Simulation Method for THz Photoconductive Antenna Characterization
10:00 Reconfigurable Semiconductor Antenna Neda Khiabani (University of Liverpool, United
for sub-THz Frequencies
Kingdom);YiHuang(UniversityofLiverpool,United
Yevhen Yashchyshyn (Warsaw University of
Kingdom);Yao-ChunShen(UniversityofLiverpool,
Technology&InstituteofRadioelectronics,Poland);
UnitedKingdom);StephenBoyes(TheUniversityof
Krzysztof Derzakowski, Pawel Bajurko (Warsaw
Liverpool,UnitedKingdom);QianXu(Universityof
University of Technology, Poland)
Liverpool, United Kingdom)
Tuesday
09:00 An E-band Cylindrical Reflector Antenna for Wireless Communication Systems
IoannisPapageorgiou(KongsbergNorspaceAS,
Norway); Anders Derneryd (Ericsson AB & Lund
University, Sweden); Lars Manholm (Ericsson
AB, Sweden); JianYang (Chalmers University of
Technology, Sweden)
10:20 Dielectric Rod Waveguide Antenna At 75 - 1100 GHz
AndreyGeneralov,DmitriLioubtchenko,AnttiV.
Räisänen (Aalto University, Finland)
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Monday
Tuesday, April 9
09:00 CA05: Design of UWB antennas 1
11:10 On the Discretisation Effect of - Room: J1
Electromagnetically Transformed 12:50 Chairs: Milos Mazanek (Czech Technical Dielectric Lenses
UniversityinPrague,CzechRepublic),Werner
OscarQuevedo-Teruel(QueenMary,Universityof
Wiesbeck(KarlsruheInstituteofTechnology,
London,UnitedKingdom);WenxuanTang(Queen
Mary,UniversityofLondon,UnitedKingdom);Sajad
Germany),JianYang(ChalmersUniversityof
Haq(BAESYSTEMS,UnitedKingdom);YangHao
Technology, Sweden)
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
(QueenMary,UniversityofLondon,UnitedKingdom)
09:00 Impact of Antennas on Practical UWB Signals
VitSipal(DublinInstituteofTechnology,Ireland);
BenAllen(UniversityofBedfordshire,UnitedKingdom);DavidEdwards(UniversityofOxford,United
Kingdom)
09:20 New Topology Ultrawideband Antenna for VLBI2010
AlejandroRivera-Lavado(UniversidadCarlosIIIde
Madrid,Spain);DanielSegovia-Vargas(Universidad
Carlos III de Madrid, Spain); Luis-Enrique Garcia-Muñoz(UniversityCarlosIIIofMadrid,Spain);
JoseManuelSerna(IGNSpain,Spain);JoséAntonio
López (IGN Spain, Spain); Mario Méndez Aller
09:40 Overview of Developments of the Eleven Feeds
Jian Yang (Chalmers University of Technology,
Sweden);Per-SimonKildal(ChalmersUniversityof
Technology,Sweden);MiroslavPantaleev(Onsala
SpaceObservatory,ChalmersUniversityofTechnology, Sweden)
Friday
10:00 Design Considerations for UWB Antennas
WernerWiesbeck(KarlsruheInstituteofTechnology,
Germany)
11:30 UWB Dielectric Rod Antenna Designs
Chi-Chih Chen (The Ohio State University &
ElectroScience Laboratory, USA); Chia-Wei Liu
(NETGEAR, USA)
11:50 A Ultrawideband Leaky Slot Antenna for Microwave Radar Imaging
KalyanVaddagiri(TUDelft,TheNetherlands);StefaniaMonni(TNODefenceSecurityandSafety,The
Netherlands);AndreaNeto(DelftUniversityofTechnology,TheNetherlands);FransNennie(TNO,The
Netherlands);WimLambertusvanRossum(TNO
Defence, Security and Safety,The Netherlands)
12:10 UWB Antennas for Detections and Communications
Ahmed Kishk (Concordia University, Canada)
12:30 The Quadruple-Ridged Flared Horn: A Flexible, Multi-Octave Reflector Feed Spanning f/0.3 to f/2.5
AhmedAkgiray(CaliforniaInstituteofTechnology,
USA);SanderWeinreb(CaliforniaInstituteofTechnology,Germany);WilliamAImbriale(JetPropulsion
Laboratory, USA)
10:20 An Ultra-wideband Feed for Chinese Spectral Radio Heliograph Array
BiaoDu(JointLaboratoryforRadioAstronmyTechnology,P.R.China);ChuanfengNiu(JointLaboratory
ofRadioAnstronomyTechology,P.R.China);Yang
Wu(JointLaboratoryofRadioAstronomyTechnology,P.R.China);YihuaYan(NationalAstronomical
Observatories,ChineseAcademyofSciences,P.R.
China);ChengjinJin(NationalAstronomicalObservatories,ChineseAcademyofSciences,P.R.China)
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Tuesday, April 9
Monday
09:00 CP5: Body centric communications/Pro10:20 Theoretical and Experimental Characterization - pagation in biological media 1
of On-Body Propagation At 60 GHz
12:50 Room: J2
Guido Valerio (Université de Rennes 1, France);
Chairs: Ramon Gonzalo (Public University
of Navarra, Spain),Yang Hao (Queen Mary,
MaximeZhadobov(UniversityofRENNES1,France);
Ronan Sauleau (University of Rennes 1, France)
University of London, United Kingdom)
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11:10 Antennas and Interaction with the Body for Body-Centric Wireless Communications At Millimeter-Waves
NacerChahat(UniversityofRENNES1,France);CaroleLeduc(UniversityofRennes1,France);Maxime
Zhadobov(UniversityofRENNES1,France);Ronan
Sauleau (University of Rennes 1, France)
Thursday
Friday
Wednesday
11:30 Dual-mode Antenna for Body-Centric Wireless Communications
Chia-HsienLin(ChibaUniversity,Japan);ZhengyiLi
(FujitsuLaboratoriesLtd,Japan);KoichiIto(Chiba
09:20 Analytical Creeping Waves Model At 60 GHz University, Japan); Masaharu Takahashi (Chiba
for On-Body Communications
University,Japan);KazuyukiSaito(ChibaUniversity,
LucaPetrillo(UniversitéLibredeBruxelles,BelgiJapan)
um);TheodorosMavridis(UniversitéLibredeBruxelles & Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Belgium); 11:50 Full Wave and Ray - Based Analysis of a JulienSarrazin(UniversityofPierre&MarieCurie Body-Centric Scenario At V Band
UPMC,France);DavidLautru(UniversityParis06,
Khaleda Ali (School of Electronic Engineering &
France);AzizBenlarbi-Delaï(UPMCUniversityParis
ComputerScienceQueenMaryUniversityofLon06, France); Philipe De Doncker (ULB, Belgium)
don,UnitedKingdom);AlicePellegrini(QueenMary,
UniversityofLondon,UnitedKingdom);AlessioBrizzi
09:40 Analytical Creeping Waves Model At 60 GHz (QueenMaryUniversityofLondon,UnitedKingdom);
for Off-Body Communications
YangHao(QueenMary,UniversityofLondon,United
TheodorosMavridis(UniversitéLibredeBruxelles
Kingdom)
&UniversitéPierreetMarieCurie,Belgium);Luca
Petrillo (Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium); 12:10 An In-vivo Electrical Property Based Health JulienSarrazin(UniversityofPierre&MarieCurie Monitoring Sensor
UPMC,France);DavidLautru(UniversityParis06,
SafaSalman(TheOhioStateUniversity,USA);John
France);AzizBenlarbi-Delaï(UPMCUniversityParis
L. Volakis (Ohio State University, USA)
06, France); Philipe De Doncker (ULB, Belgium)
12:30 Analysis of Transmission Quality in 10:00 Methodologies for Fast and Accurate Design Technology for In-body to Off-body MHz Band of Implantable Antennas: Analysis and Near Field Coupling Communication
Comparison
KoheiNagata(KyotoInstituteofTechnology,Japan);
AsiminaKiourti(NationalTechnicalUniversityof
YuichiKado(KyotoInstituteofTechnology&GraduaAthens, Greece); Konstantina S Nikita (National
te School of Science and Technology, Japan)
Technical University of Athens, Greece)
Tuesday
09:00 Durability of Embroidered Antennas in Wireless Body-Centric Healthcare Applications
KaroliinaKoski(TampereUniversityofTechnology,
Finland); Elham Moradi (Tampere University of
Technology,Finland);AbdulAliBabar(Tampere
UniversityofTechnology,RaumaResearchUnit,
Finland);ToniBjörninen(TampereUniversityofTechnology,Finland);LauriTapioSydänheimo(Tampere
UniversityofTechnology,Finland);LeenaUkkonen
(TampereUniversityofTechnology,Finland);Yahya
Rahmat-Samii(UniversityofCaliforniaLosAngeles
(UCLA), USA)
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Monday
Tuesday, April 9
09:00 CA23: INTELECT session on Integral
10:20 Eigenmode Analysis of Plasmonic Scatterers - Equations for Electromagnetics
by Volumetric Integral Equation Technique
12:50 Room: R22+R23
Xuezhi Zheng (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven,
Chairs: Rafael Boix (University of Seville,
Belgium);VladimirVolski (KU Leuven, Belgium);
Spain), Juan R Mosig (Ecole Polytechnique
Guy A. E.Vandenbosch (Katholieke Universiteit
Leuven,Belgium);VictorV.Moshchalkov(Katholieke
Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland)
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Universiteit Leuven, Belgium)
38
09:00 Iterative Solution of the 3D Full Vectorial Inverse Source Problem
GeorgSchnattinger(TechnischeUniversitätMünchen,Germany);ThomasF.Eibert(TechnischeUniversitätMünchen,Germany);MarkA.Eberspächer
(Technische Universität München, Germany)
09:20 Improvements in the MoM Analysis of 2-D Planar Multilayered Periodic Structures
Rafael Florencio (Universidad de Sevilla, Spain);
Rafael Boix (University of Seville, Spain); Jose A.
Encinar(UniversidadPolitecnicadeMadrid,Spain)
09:40 Fast Surface Integral Equation Methods for Electromagnetic Solution of Large-Scale Conductors, Metamaterials and Optical Nano-antennas
JoseM.Taboada(UniversityofExtremadura,Spain);
LuisLandesa(UniversityofExtremadura,Spain);
Diego M. Solís (University of Vigo, Spain); Javier
Rivero(UniversityofExtremadura,Spain);Marta
G.Araújo(UniversidadedeVigo,Spain);LuisBote
Curiel(UniversityofExtremadura,Spain);Fernando
Obelleiro(UniversityofVigo,Spain);JoséRodríguez
(University of Vigo, Spain)
10:00 Computation of Layered Mixed Potentials for the Accurate and Efficient Analysis of Periodic Printed Structures
GuidoValerio(UniversitédeRennes1,France);SimonePaulotto(MaxtenaInc.,USA);PaoloBaccarelli
(„Sapienza“UniversityofRome,Italy);Alessandro
Galli(SapienzaUniversityofRome,Italy);DavidR.
Jackson(UniversityofHouston,USA);DonaldWilton
(University of Houston, USA); William Johnson
(Private Consultant, USA)
COFFEE BREAK
11:10 Optimal Choice of Higher Order Basis Functions Over Quadrilaterals in Method of Moment Solution of Surface Integral Equation
BrankoKolundzija(UniversityofBelgrade,Serbia);
Milan Kostic (WIPL-D d. o. o., Serbia)
11:30 Conversion of Open Objects to Volumes to Be Analyzed with MoM-CFIE
Javier Moreno (University of Alcala, Spain); Ivan
Gonzalez (Universidad de Alcala, Spain); Felipe
Cátedra (University of Alcala, Spain)
11:50 Issues in the Evaluation of Method of Moments Reaction Integrals
Francesca Vipiana (Politecnico di Torino, Italy);
DonaldWilton(UniversityofHouston,USA);William
Johnson (Private Consultant, USA)
12:10 Planar Layered Media Closed-form Green‘s Functions as a Series of Cylindrical Waves
DavidGonzález-Ovejero(UniversitàdegliStudidi
Siena,Italy);FranciscoMesa(UniversityofSeville,
Spain);ChristopheCraeye(UniversitéCatholiquede
Louvain, Belgium)
12:30 A Web-Based Tool for Benchmarking the Accuracy of Solutions of Some Canonical Electromagnetics Problems
LeventGürel(BilkentUniversity,Turkey);OzgurErgul
(Middle East Technical University, Turkey)
Tuesday, April 9
Monday
09:00 CA12: Microwave based diagnostics
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- and treatment
12:50 Room: R24+R25
Chairs: Ian Craddock (University of Bristol, 11:10 A Clinical Prototype for Microwave Breast UnitedKingdom),AndreasFhager(Chalmers Imaging Using Time-Domain Measurements
EmilyPorter(McGillUniverstiy,Canada);Evgeny
Kirshin(McGillUniversity,Canada);AdamSantorelli
(McGillUniversity,Canada);MilicaPopović(McGill
University, Canada)
Wednesday
Thursday
12:30 Stroke Diagnostics with a Microwave Helmet
AndreasFhager(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology, Sweden);YinanYu (Chalmers University of
UniversityofTechnology,Sweden);MikaelPersson
(Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden)
Friday
10:00 Novel Multimodal PEM-UWB Approach for Breast Cancer Detection: Initial Study for Tumour Detection and Consequent Classification
Raquel C. Conceição (Instituto de Biofísica e
Engenharia Biomédica, Faculdade de Ciências,
UniversidadedeLisboa,Portugal);RicardoMCapote(InstitutodeBiofísicaeEngenhariaBiomédica,
Faculdade de Ciências, Universidade de Lisboa,
Portugal);BárbaraLOliveira(InstitutodeBiofísica
eEngenhariaBiomédica,FCUL,Portugal);Pedro
Almeida(InstitutodeBiofísicaeEngenhariaBiomédica - Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade de
Lisboa,Portugal);MartinGlavin(NationalUniversity
ofIreland,Galway,Ireland);EdwardJones(National
UniversityofIreland,Galway,Ireland);MartinO‘Halloran(NationalUniversityofIreland,Galway,Ireland)
Tuesday
09:00 Robust Differential Multi-frequency Microwave Imaging for Breast Cancer 11:30 Systems for Ultra-wideband Microwave
Detection
Sensing and Imaging of Biological Tissues
MartaGuardiola(UniversitatPolitècnicadeCataluJeremieBourqui(UniversityofCalgary,Canada);
nya(UPC),Spain);SantiagoCapdevila(Universitat
Elise Fear (University of Calgary, Canada)
PolitècnicadeCatalunya,Spain);LuisJofre(UPC,
Spain)
11:50 MUSIC Processing for Permittivity Estimation in a Delay-And-Sum Imaging System
09:20 Bladder-State Monitoring Using Ultra MantalenaSarafianou(UniversityofBristol,United
Wideband Radar
Kingdom);IanCraddock(UniversityofBristol,United
DallanByrne(UniversityofBristol,UnitedKingdom);
Kingdom);TommyHenriksson(UniversityofBristol,
MartinO‘Halloran(NationalUniversityofIreland,
United Kingdom)
Galway,Ireland);RaquelC.Conceição(Institutode
BiofísicaeEngenhariaBiomédica,Faculdadede 12:10 Computational Investigation of Nonlinear Ciências, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal)
Microwave Tomography on Anatomically Realistic Breast Phantoms
09:40 Coherent Summation of Monostatic Radar Peter Jensen (Technical University of Denmark,
Signals
Denmark);TonnyRubæk(TechnicalUniversityof
CharlotteCurtis(UniversityofCalgary,Canada);
Denmark,Denmark);JohanJacobMohr(Technical
Elise Fear (University of Calgary, Canada)
University of Denmark, Denmark)
10:20 Challenges of the Clinical Application of Hyperthermia for Head and Neck Tumors
GerardC.vanRhoon(ErasmusMCDanieldenHoed
Cancer Center, The Netherlands)
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Tuesday, April 9
09:00 A07: Conformal Antennas
11:10 M2: Antenna Measurement Techniques
- Room: R2
- Room: R2
10:40 Chairs: Juraj Bartolić (University of Zagreb, 12:50 Chairs:JuhaAla-Laurinaho(AaltoUniversity,
Croatia),KimmoRasilainen(AaltoUniversity,
Finland),SergeyPivnenko(TechnicalUniversiFinland)
ty of Denmark, Denmark)
09:00 Study of Interaction Between Monopole 11:10 Advances in Automated Error Assessment of Antenna Operating in TM Mode and Human Spherical Near-Field Antenna Measurements
Tissue
PatrickPelland(NearfieldSystemsInc,USA);Allen
PetrVsetula(BrnoUniversityofTechnology,Czech
Newell(NearfieldSystemsInc.,USA);GregHindman
Republic);ZbynekRaida(BrnoUniversityofTechno(Nearfield Systems Inc., USA)
logy, Czech Republic)
11:30 Comparison of Antenna Poles Extracted From 09:20 Effect of Ground Plane Bending on Mobile Radiated and Scattered Fields
FrancoisSarrazin(UniversityofRennes1,France);
Terminal Antenna Performance
Kimmo Rasilainen (Aalto University, Finland);
Ala Sharaiha (Université de Rennes 1 & IETR,
JanneIlvonen(AaltoUniversitySchoolofElectrical
France);PhilippePouliguen(DGA/Directiondela
Engineering, Finland); Jari Holopainen (Aalto
Stratégie,France);PatrickPotier(DGA/Maîtrisede
l‘Information,France);JanicChauveau(DGA/MaîtriUniversitySchoolofElectricalEngineering,Finland);
RistoValkonen(AaltoUniversity,Finland);AnttiV.
se de l‘Information, France)
11:50 Improved Calibration for an Experimental Time-Domain Microwave Imaging System
09:40 Fast Analysis of Flush-Mounted Cylindrical Microstrip Structures
AdamSantorelli(McGillUniversity,Canada);Evgeny
Kirshin (McGill University, Canada); Emily Porter
(McGillUniverstiy,Canada);MilicaPopović(McGill
Brazil);AchimDreher(GermanAerospaceCenter
University, Canada); Joshua D Schwartz (Trinity
(DLR), Germany)
University, USA)
10:00 3-Faceted Array with Low Side Lobe Levels 12:10 New Industrial Testing and Maintenance for Using Tuneable Windows
AESA Radars
NurulHazlinaNoordin(UniversityofEdinburgh, UnitedKingdom);BrianFlynn (The University of
Stephane Kemkemian (THALES AIRBORNE
Edinburgh,UnitedKingdom);TughrulArslan(UniverSYSTEMS,France);CyrilleEnderli(ThalesAirborne
Systems,France);AlainLarroque(ThalesAirborne
sity of Edinburgh, United Kingdom)
Systems, France)
10:20 Conformal Antenna Array for 60 GHz 12:30 Fast and Accurate Measurement of On-axis Applications
Gain and On-axis Polarization At a Finite VasiliiSemkin(AaltoUniversitySchoolofElectrical Engineering,Finland);Veli-MattiKolmonen(Aalto Distance
SergeyPivnenko(TechnicalUniversityofDenmark,
University & School of Electrical Engineering,
Denmark);OlavBreinbjerg(TechnicalUniversityof
Finland); Mikko Kyrö (Aalto University School of
Denmark, Denmark)
ElectricalEngineering,Finland);CyrilLuxey(UniversityNiceSophia-Antipolis,France);AnttiV.Räisänen
(AaltoUniversity,Finland);AimericBisognin(UniversityNiceSophia-Antipolis,France);HenriHappy
(IEMN,France);FabienFerrero(UniversityofNice&
CREMANT CNRS, France)
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Tuesday, April 9
Optimised Polarisation Under Directivity Pattern Constraints Using Genetic Algorithms
RafałGłogowski(InstitutoSuperiorTecnico/Ecole
PolytechniqueFederaledeLausanne,Switzerland);
Custodio Peixeiro (IST-TUL, Portugal); Juan R
Mosig(EcolePolytechniqueFederaledeLausanne,
Switzerland)
Thursday
Friday
10:00 Optimization of Antenna Arrays for Near Field 12:30 Dual-Band Dual-Polarized Reconfigurable Multifocusing with Multifrequency Unit-Cell for Reflectarray Antenna in Ku-Band
Specifications
Hamed Hasani (UniversidadTecnica de Lisboa,
JanaÁlvarez(UniversityofOviedo,Spain);Rafael
InstitutoSuperiorTecnico,Portugal);JulienPerruAyestarán(UniversityofOviedo,Spain);Fernando
isseau-Carrier(EcolePolytechniqueFédéralede
Las-Heras (Universidad de Oviedo, Spain)
Lausanne&EPFL,Switzerland);CustodioPeixeiro
(IST-TUL, Portugal); Juan R Mosig (Ecole Poly10:20 Lens Based 24 GHz SiGe IQ Radarsensor for a technique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland)
Multitude of Applications
SteffenLutz(UniversityofAppliedSciencesUlm,
Germany);KlausBaur(UniversityofAppliedSciencesUlm,Germany);AlexanderSchmidt(University
ofAppliedSciencesUlm,Germany);ThomasWalter
(University of Applied Sciences Ulm, Germany)
Wednesday
11:50 Tuning A Cognitive Radio Antenna System 09:20 A MEMS-based Adaptive Downtilt Antenna for with Motion Detection
Cellular Base Stations
JosephCostantine(CaliforniaStateUniversityFullerTeis J. Coenen (Eindhoven University ofTechnoton&AmericanUniversityofBeirut-Electricaland
logy,TheNetherlands);RobMestrom(Eindhoven
ComputerEngineeringDepartment,USA);Youssef
UniversityofTechnology,TheNetherlands);A.B.
Tawk(NotreDameUniversityLouaize&Configurable
(Bart)Smolders(EindhovenUniversityofTechnology,
SpaceMicrosystemsInnovations&Applications
The Netherlands)
Center,UniversityofNewMexico,USA);Christos
Christodoulou (University of New Mexico, USA)
09:40 Cooperative Interference Management by Beam Tilt and Power Controls in an Indoor 12:10 Frequency-Agile On-Channel Repeater Using a Multi-Cell Environment
Reconfigurable Pixel Layer
TomokiMurakami(NTTCorporation,Japan);Riichi
DanielRodrigo(UniversitatPolitècnicadeCatalunya,
Kudo (NTT Corporation & University of Bristol,
Spain);EdgarDiaz(UniversidadPolitecnicadeCaJapan);KoichiIshihara(NTTCorporation,Japan);
taluña&UniversidadPolitecnicadeCataluña(UPC)
NaokiHonma(NTTcorporation,Japan);Masato
T.S.C,Spain);JordiRomeu(UniversitatPolitècnica
Mizoguchi (NTT, Japan)
de Catalunya, Spain); Luis Jofre (UPC, Spain)
Tuesday
09:00 A Modified Maximum Likelihood Technique for DOA Estimation of Wideband Signals
Mahmoud Abdelrahman Abdalla (MTC, Cairo,
Egypt);MohamedAlsholle(MTC,Egypt);Hesham
Elregaily (MTC, Egypt); Abdelazez Mitkees (MTC
University, Egypt)
Monday
09:00 A02: Adaptive and reconfigurable anten11:10 LTE Tunable Antenna Design
- nas 1
Michal Pokorný (Brno University ofTechnology,
12:50 Room: R31
CzechRepublic);TomášUrbanec(BrnoUniversityof
Chairs: Mats Gustafsson (Lund University,
Technology, Czech Republic)
Sweden),DragosDancila(UppsalaUniversity,
11:30 Synthesis of Arbitrary Planar Arrays with Sweden)
COFFEE BREAK
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14:00 Tue_Wall1: Antennas and measurement
- technology for cellular, high data rates
16:50 and backbone
Room: See exhibition hall map
1. Spatial Fading Emulator: Each Probe
Antenna Emits Signals with Multiple Doppler
Frequencies
YoshichikaOhta(SoftbankMobileCorp.,Japan);
Teruya Fujii (Softbank Mobile, Japan)
Tuesday
Monday
Tuesday, April 9
Wednesday
Thursday
3. Antenna Pattern in a Multipath Environment
Emulated in a Reverberating Chamber
AntonioSorrentino(UniversitàParthenope,Italy);
GiuseppeFerrara(UniversitàParthenope,Italy);AngeloGifuni(UniversitadiNapoliPArthenope,Italy);
MaurizioMigliaccio(Universita‘NapoliParthenope,
Italy)
Friday
4. Analysis of Wavefront Generation in A
Reverberation Chamber for Antenna Measurements
PhilippeMeton(CEA,France);FlorianMonsef(L2S,
France); Andrea Cozza (Supélec, France); Marc
Lambert (CNRS, France); Jean-Christophe Joly
(CEA, France);
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2. Diversity Gains of Multiport Mobile Terminals in Multipath for Talk Positions on Both Sides of the Head
AhmedHussain(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,
Technology,Sweden);UlfCarlberg(SPTechnical
ResearchInstituteofSweden,Sweden);JanCarlsson(SPTechnicalResearchInstituteofSweden,
Sweden)
5. Throughput Improvement by Combined Tilting of Base Station Antenna;
RyoYamaguchi(SOFTBANKMOBILECorp.,Japan);
YoshichikaOhta(SoftbankMobileCorp.,Japan);HidekiOmote(SoftbankMobileCorp.,Japan);Yosuke
Sugita(SoftbankMobileCorp.,Japan);TeruyaFujii
(Softbank Mobile, Japan)
6. Double-Ellipse Circular Array Antenna for
Cellular-Phone Localization
AhmadElsayedAhmad(IETR,France);Jean-marie
Floch (IETR, France); Philippe Morgand (Thales
Communication, France)
7. Soldering Effect on High-Q Antennas
PevandBahramzy(AalborgUniversity&IntelMobile
Communications, Denmark)
8. Co-designing a Compact Antenna with a
Variable Matching Network Using Varactors
ThanhNgaMai(Mines-TelecomParistech,France);
Anne-Claire Lepage (Institut Mines-Telecom,
TelecomParisTech,France);BernardHuyart(Ecole
Nationale Supérieure deTélécommunications,
France)
9. On the Miniaturization Strategies for
Strip-Type Soft Surfaces
LuisInclan-Sanchez(UniversityCarlosIIIofMadrid,
Spain); Eva Rajo-Iglesias (University Carlos III of
Madrid,Spain);OscarQuevedo-Teruel(QueenMary,
UniversityofLondon,UnitedKingdom);Jose-Luis
Vazquez-Roy(UniversityCarlosIIIofMadrid,Spain)
10. Circular Polarized Planar Elliptical Antenna
Array
Luis Bras (University of Aveiro, Portugal); Nuno
Borges Carvalho (University of Aveiro/IT Aveiro,
Portugal);PedroPinho(IT-InstitutodeTelecomunicações&ISEL-InstitutoSuperiordeEngenhariade
Lisboa, Portugal)
11. Constraints and Performances of Various
Antenna Types in Commercial Mobile Terminals
Chi-YukChiu(SonyMobileCommunications,P.R.
China)
12. Reconfigurable Truncated Rhombus-like
Microstrip Slotted Antenna with Parasitic
Elements
SuzilawatiMuhamud-Kayat(UniversitiTeknologi
Mara, Malaysia); MohdTarmizi Ali (UniversitiTeknologiMara,Malaysia);MohdKhairulMohdSalleh
(UniversitiTeknologiMARA&MicrowaveTechnology
Centre, Malaysia); Nurulazlina Ramli (Universiti
TeknologiMara,Malaysia);MohdHazriMohdRusli
(Universiti Teknologi Mara, Malaysia)
Tuesday, April 9
Thursday
16. Dual-band Dielectric Resonator Antenna
for ISM, HIPERLAN and UNII Applications
Ming-DeChen(LunghwaUniversityofScienceand
Technology,Taiwan);Yih-ChienChen(Lunghwa
University of Science andTechnology,Taiwan);
Da-YeahTsai(LunghwaUniversityofScienceand
Technology, Taiwan)
21. Numerical Analysis of a Detailed Moving-Coil Speaker Model for Antenna-Speaker
Integration
XiLinChen(IT‘ISFoundation&SchmidandPartner
EngineeringAG,Switzerland);RogerTay(Motorola
Electronics Private Ltd., Singapore); Erdem Ofli
(Schmid&PartnerEngineeringAG,Switzerland);
NicolasChavannes(Schmid&PartnerEngineering
AG, Switzerland); Niels Kuster (IT‘IS Foundation,
Switzerland)
Wednesday
15. Broadband Small Patch Antenna Array for
Ka-band Application
DavidWolansky(BrnoUniversityofTechnology,
CzechRepublic);PetrVsetula(BrnoUniversityof
Technology, Czech Republic); Jan Puskely (Brno
UniversityofTechnology,CzechRepublic);Zbynek
Raida (Brno University of Technology, Czech
Republic)
20. Reconfigurable Antenna Using Smart
Material
Khalid Aljonubi (University of Sheffield, United
Kingdom);AhmedAlAmoudi(KingAbdulazizCity
forScienceandTechnology,SaudiArabia);Richard
Langley(UniversityofSheffield,UnitedKingdom);
IanReaney(UniversityofSheffield,UnitedKingdom)
Tuesday
14. Investigation of Compensating the Ground
Plane Effect Through Array‘s Inter-element
Coupling
Christos Kolitsidas (KTH Royal Institute ofTechnology,Sweden);LarsJonsson(RoyalInstituteof
Technology (KTH), Sweden)
19. Frequency Switchable L/S-Band Antenna
Element
NadiaHaider(DelftUniversityofTechnology,The
Netherlands);AlexanderYarovoy(DelftUniversityof
Technology,TheNetherlands);DiegoCaratelli(Delft
University of Technology, The Netherlands)
Monday
13. ESPAR Loads Calculation for Achieving
Desired Radiated Patterns with a Genetic
Algorithm
VagelisThomatos(UniversityofPiraeus,Greece);
PanagiotisN.Vasileiou(UniversityofPiraeus,Greece);AthanasiosG.Kanatas(UniversityofPiraeus,
Greece)
17. A Low Profile Wideband Slotted Square
Dielectric Resonator Antenna
Ravi Kumar Gangwar (Indian School of Mines,
India);SuryaprakashSingh(InstituteofTechnology
Banaras Hindu University, India)
Friday
18. Use of a Block Hand Phantom for Mobile
Phone Specific Absorption Rate Measurements
ChinthanaJPanagamuwa(LoughboroughUniversity,UnitedKingdom);IanHowells(Loughborough
University,UnitedKingdom);AmirOKotb(Loughborough University, Egypt)
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Tuesday, April 9
14:00 Tue_Wall2: Antennas and propagation for
- cellular, high data rates and backbone
16:50 Room: See exhibition hall map
1. A Beam Steering Patch Array Antenna for
WiFi Application
Muzammil Jusoh (Universiti Malaysia Perlis &
SchoolofComputerandCommunictionEngineering,Malaysia);FaizalJamlos(UniversitiMalaysia
Perlis,Malaysia);MuhammadRamleeKamarudin
(UniversitiTeknologiMalaysia,Malaysia);NabilNabil
(UniversitiMalaysiaPerlis,Malaysia);MohdFareq
Abd Malek (Universiti Malaysia Perlis, Malaysia);
MohdJais(SchoolofComputerandCommunication
Engineering,UniversitiMalaysiaPerlis(UNIMAP),
Malaysia)
2. 60 GHz Liquid Crystal Phased Array Using
Reflection-Type Phase Shifter
PrafullaDeo(UniversityofEssex,UnitedKingdom);
Dariush Mirshekar (University of Essex, United
Kingdom);LawrenceSeddon(UniversityCollege
London,UnitedKingdom);SallyDay(University
CollegeLondon,UnitedKingdom);AníbalFernández
(University College London, United Kingdom)
3. Combined Pattern and Frequency Reconfiguration of Single-Element Ultra-Wideband
Monopole Antenna for Cognitive Radio
Devices
TamerAboufoul(QueenMarry,UniversityofLondon,
UnitedKingdom);AkramAlomainy(QueenMary,
UniversityofLondon,UnitedKingdom);CliveParini
(QMUL, United Kingdom)
4. Compact Ultrawideband Slotted Patch
Antenna
AhmedRadwan(PolitecnicodiTorino,Italy);Ehab
Hamad (Aswan University, Egypt)
5. Compact Independent Tri- Band Printed-IFA
Loaded with Inspired Metamaterial for Wireless Communication Applications
DaliaElsheakh,dalia(ElectronicsResearchInstitute
& ElTahrir St. Dokki Giza, Egypt)
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6. Implementation of a New Propagation Model for 5.8GHz Systems in OPNET Simulator
Allan Braga (Federal University of Pará, Brazil);
JasminePriscylaLeitedeAraújo(FederalUniversity
ofPará,Brazil);JosianedoCoutoRodrigues(Federal
University of Pará, Brazil); Allan Barbosa Costa
(Federal University of Pará, Brazil); Ramz Fraiha
(FederalUniversityofParáUFPA,Brazil);Hermínio
Gomes(FederalUniversityofPará,Brazil);Simone
da Gra?a de Castro Fraiha (Federal University of
Pará, Brazil); Bruno Castro (Federal University of
Pará, Brazil); Gervásio Cavalcante (UFPA, Brazil)
7. On the Power Delay Profile and Delay
Spread for Physics-Based Simulated Mobile
Channel
MaryamDehghaniEstarki(SimonFraserUniversity,
Canada);RodneyVaughan(SimonFraserUniversity,
Canada)
8. Propagation Path Loss Prediction Using Parabolic Equations for Narrow and Wide Angles
JoãoSouza(UniversidadeFederaldoPará,Brazil);
Fátima Magno (Universidade Federal do Pará,
Brazil);KlausCozzolino(UniversidadeFederaldo
Pará,Brazil);RomuloOliveira(INSTITUTOFEDERAL
DO PARA & IFPA, Brazil); Gervásio Cavalcante
(UFPA, Brazil)
9. On Wind Influence on FSO Link Attenuation
VladimirBrazda(InstituteofAtmosphericPhysics
Prague, Czech Republic); Ondrej Fiser (Institute of Atmospheric Physics & Fac. of Electrical
Engineering and Informatics/Uni of Pardubice,
Czech Republic); Zuzana Chladova (Institute of
AtmosphericPhysics,CzechRepublic);JurajPoliak
(BrnoUniversityofTechnology&FacultyofElectrical
Engineering,CzechRepublic);VladimirSchejbal
(University of Pardubice, Czech Republic)
10. Loop-to-loop Pulsed Electromagnetic Field
Signal Transfer in Layered Configurations
- Application to Inter-chip Wireless Communication
VincentVoogt(DelftUniversityofTechnology,The
Netherlands); Ioan E. Lager (Delft University of
Technology,TheNetherlands);BertJanKooij(Delft
Tuesday, April 9
14. Modifications of the IST-WINNER Channel
Model for Beamspace Processing and Parasitic Arrays
KonstantinosMaliatsos(NationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens,Greece);AthanasiosG.Kanatas
(University of Piraeus, Greece)
17. Empirical Delay Profile Model for Low
Antenna Height Base Stations in Broadband
Mobile Communication Systems
TeruyaFujii(SoftbankMobile,Japan);Yoshichika
Ohta(SoftbankMobileCorp.,Japan);HidekiOmote
(Softbank Mobile Corp., Japan); Yosuke Sugita
(Softbank Mobile Corp., Japan)
21. On the Influence of Moving Objects on
DVB-H Systems with an Antenna on Top of a
Wind Turbine
Emmanuel H. Van Lil (Katholieke Universiteit
Leuven,Belgium);JordiBrackeManzanares(UPC,
Spain);Jan-willemDeBleser(KatholiekeUniversiteit
Leuven, Belgium)
Friday
16. Climate Change Investigation Applying
Microwave Measurements
PéterKántor(BudapestUniversityofTechnologyand
Economics,Hungary);JánosBitó(BudapestUniversity of Technology and Economics, Hungary)
20. Use of Multiband-OFDM UWB for High Data
Rate Transmission in Powerline Communication System
MasoodUrRehman(UniversityofBedfordshire,
UnitedKingdom);ImranShoaib(QueenMaryUniversityofLondon,UnitedKingdom);ShuxianChen
(QueenMaryUniversityofLondon,UnitedKingdom);
ShihuaWang(QMUL,UnitedKingdom);Xiaodong
Chen(QueenMary,UniversityofLondon,United
Kingdom);CliveParini(QMUL,UnitedKingdom)
Thursday
15. Path Loss Modelling for Location Service
Applications
SlawomirJ.Ambroziak(GdanskUniversityofTechnology,Poland);RyszardKatulski(GdanskUniversity
ofTechnology,Poland);JaroslawSadowski(Gdansk
UniversityofTechnology,Poland);JacekStefanski
(Gdansk University of Technology, Poland)
19. A Physical Layer Simulator Based on Radio
Wave Propagation for LTE Cellular Networks
XiangXu(RWTHAachenUniversity,Germany);FlorianSchröder(RWTHAachenUniversity&Lehrstuhl
fürTheoretischeInformationstechnik,Germany);
BayramGevrekce(RWTHAachenUniversityGermany,Turkey);GlediKutrolli(RWTH-AachenUniversity,
Germany);MingjianNi(RWTHAachenUniversity,
Germany);RudolfMathar(RWTHAachenUniversity,
Germany)
Wednesday
13. Serrodyne RF Frequency Translators
for Doppler Shift in Multipath Propagation
Simulators
NiklasArabäck(SPTechnicalResearchInstituteof
Sweden,Sweden);PaulHallbjörner(SPTechnical
Research Institute of Sweden, Sweden)
Tuesday
12. Dynamic MIMO Channel Modeling in Urban
Environment Using Particle Filtering
KentaroSaito(NTTDoCoMo,Inc.,Japan);Koshiro
Kitao (NTT DoCoMo, Japan); Tetsuro Imai (NTT
DOCOMO, Inc., Japan);Yukihiko Okumura (NTT
DOCOMO, INC., Japan)
18. Software Tool to Aid the Definition of
Protection Zones of Non-Ionizing Radiating in
UHF Range
CharlleneGuerreiro(FederalUniversityofPará,Brazil);RamzFraiha(FederalUniversityofParáUFPA,
Brazil);IgorGomes(FederalUniversityofPará,Brazil);JosianedoCoutoRodrigues(FederalUniversity
of Pará, Brazil); Simone da Gra?a de Castro Fraiha
(FederalUniversityofPará,Brazil);HermínioGomes
(FederalUniversityofPará,Brazil);JasminePriscyla
LeitedeAraújo(FederalUniversityofPará,Brazil);
Gervásio Cavalcante (UFPA, Brazil)
Monday
11. New Norwegian Hydrometeor Precipitation Rate Maps Derived From Long Term
Measurements
JosteinMamen(NorwegianMeteorologicalInstitute,
Norway); Terje Tjelta (Telenor, Norway)
22. Interpolation of Channel Impulse Responses Combining the Brownian Bridge with a
Modified Birth and Death Process
BastianMeiners(Ruhr-UniversitätBochum,Germany);SvenDortmund(Ruhr-UniversitätBochum,
Germany); Sebastian Sczyslo (Ruhr-Universität
Bochum,Germany);IlonaRolfes(Ruhr-Universität
Bochum, Germany)
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Monday
Tuesday, April 9
14:00 Tue_Wall3: On-the-move antennas
- Room: See exhibition hall map
16:50
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
1. A Wideband Microstrip Array Based on
Air Substrate for Wireless Base-Station
Applications
Chi-FangHuang(TatungUniversity,Taiwan);Wei-Yu
Chen (Tatung University, Taiwan)
2. Design of a Low Profile Multi-Band Antenna
for Vehicular Communication System
Jagath Kumara Halpe Gamage (SINTEF ICT, Norway);MortenEngjom(Q-FreeASA,Norway);Irene
Jensen (SINTEF ICT, Norway)
3. Design of Filtenna with Fractal Defected
Ground Structure
MartinKufa(BrnoUniversityofTechnology,Czech
Republic);ZbynekRaida(BrnoUniversityofTechnology, Czech Republic)
4. Design of Light and Low-Profile Antennas
for Vehicular Applications
Leonardo Lizzi (LEAT, University of Nice-Sophia
Antipolis,CNRS,France);FabienFerrero(University
of Nice & CREMANT CNRS, France); Jean Marc
Ribero(LEAT,France);RobertStaraj(Universityof
Nice-Sophia Antipolis, France)
5. On the Use of Amplitude Tapering for
Pattern Correction of Conformal (Curved)
Antennas
SanjayNariyal(NorthDakotaStateUniversity,USA);
IrfanUllah(NorthDakota State University, USA);
SyedNaqvi(NorthDakotaStateUniversity,USA);
Bilal Ijaz (North Dakota State University, USA);
MuhammadMasud(NorthDakotaStateUniversity,
USA);BrianBooth(NorthDakotaStateUniversity,
USA);KobyAsirvatham(NorthDakotaStateUniversity,USA);BenjaminBraaten(NorthDakotaState
University, USA)
6. Investigation of Human Exposure Due to
Unintended Electromagnetic Emissions in
Electric Vehicles
LesterLow(MIRALTD,UnitedKingdom);AlastairR.
Ruddle (MIRA Ltd, United Kingdom)
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7. U-Helix: On-Chip Short Conical Antenna
Paolo Nenzi (Università di Roma„La Sapienza“ &
RiseTechnologySrl,Italy);VolhaVarlamava(Sapienza Università di Roma, Italy); Frank S. Marzano
(SapienzaUniversityofRome,Italy);F.Palma(Later,
Italy); Marco Balucani (Università di Roma „La
Sapienza“, Italy)
8. Verification of Focal Plane Array for
STEAMR Through CEM Simulations and Quasi-optical Beam Pattern Measurements
MatthiasRenker(UniversityofBern,Switzerland);
Mark Whale (University of Bern & Institute for
AppliedPhysics,Switzerland);AxelMurk(University
of Bern, Switzerland)
9. All Dielectric Superstrate to Control the
Half-Power-BeamWidth of A Dual Polarized
Patch Antenna
Mark Clemente Arenas (Institut MinesTelecom,
Telecom ParisTech & LTCI CNRS UMR 5141, France);XavierBegaud(InstitutTELECOM,TELECOM
ParisTech, France); Anne-Claire Lepage (Institut
Mines-Telecom, Telecom ParisTech, France)
10. 20-GHz Single-bit Active Elementary Cell
MuhammadNazrolZawawi(UniversitéNiceSophia
Antipolis,France);JeromeLanteri(UniversitéNice
SophiaAntipolis,France);ClaireMigliaccio(Université Nice Sophia Antipolis, France)
11. Conical Horn Antenna with Spiral Phase
Plate for Difference Pattern Generation
EfstratiosDoumanis(Queen‘sUniversityBelfast,
UnitedKingdom);DmitryEZelenchuk(Queen‘s
University of Belfast, United Kingdom);Vincent
Fusco(Queen‘sUniversityBelfast,UnitedKingdom);
George Goussetis (Reader, United Kingdom)
12. Reconfigurable Half-Width Microstrip
Leaky-Wave Antenna for Fixed-Frequency
Beam Scanning
DebabrataKumarKarmokar(MacquarieUniversity,
Australia);DushmanthaThalakotuna(Macquarie
University, Australia); Karu Esselle (Macquarie
University,Australia);LadislauMatekovits(Politecnico diTorino, Italy); Michael Heimlich (Macquarie
University, Australia)
Tuesday, April 9
19. Multipath Propagation Simulator for V2X
Communication Tests on Cars
Mikael Nilsson (Lund University &Volvo Car Corporation,Sweden);PaulHallbjörner(SPTechnical
Research Institute of Sweden, Sweden); Niklas
Arabäck(SPTechnicalResearchInstituteofSweden, Sweden); Bjorn Bergqvist (EESE &Volvo Car
Group,Sweden);FredrikTufvesson(LundUniversity,
Sweden)
15. Evaluation of Coupling Among Large
Vivaldi Antenna Arrays with Fast Full-wave
Techniques
Giovanni Galgani (IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi
S.p.A,Italy);GiancarloGuida(IDSIngegneriaDei
SistemiS.p.A,Italy);MirkoBercigli(IDSIngegneria
Dei Sistemi S. p. A, Italy); Patrizio De Vita (IDS
IngegneriaDeiSistemi,Italy);AlessandroMori(IDS
IngegneriaDeiSistemiS.p.A,Italy);LucaPandolfo
(IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S. p. A, Italy); Mauro
Bandinelli (Ingegneria dei Sistemi, IDS, Italy)
Friday
17. Single-Objective Genetic Algorithm for
Dynamic Optimization of Reconfigurable
Antenna Systems
LauraResteghini(PolitecnicodiMilano,Italy);Pier
Luca Lanzi (Politecnico di Milano, Italy); Roberto
Nebuloni(Ieiit-Cnr,Italy);CarloRiva(Politecnicodi
Milano,Italy);CarloCapsoni(PolitecnicodiMilano,
Italy); Piero Gabellini (Space Engineering S.p.a.,
Italy)
Thursday
16. Multi-layer Design of SWCNTs Composites
for X-Band
Apostolos Sotiropoulos (University of Patras,
Greece);StavrosKoulouridis(UniversityofPatras,
Greece); Hristos Anastassiu (Technological and
Educational Institute of Serres, Greece)
20. Empirical ARMA Outdoor Propagation
Model for Amazon Cities
Ramz Fraiha (Federal University of Pará UFPA,
Brazil);AllanBarbosaCosta(FederalUniversityof
Pará,Brazil);AllanBraga(FederalUniversityofPará,
Brazil);HermínioGomes(FederalUniversityofPará,
Brazil);SimonedaGra?adeCastroFraiha(Federal
UniversityofPará,Brazil);JosianedoCoutoRodrigues (Federal University of Pará, Brazil); Jasmine
PriscylaLeitedeAraújo(FederalUniversityofPará,
Brazil); Bruno Castro (Federal University of Pará,
Brazil); Gervásio Cavalcante (UFPA, Brazil)
Wednesday
14. A Tiny Double-Ridged Horn Antenna for
Subsurface Radar Applications
BertholdPanzner(Otto-von-GuerickeUniversity,
Germany);AndreasJöstingmeier(Otto-von-Guericke
University Magdeburg, Germany)
Tuesday
18. Empirical ARMA Indoor Propagation Model
for WLAN Signals in 2.4GHz
RamzFraiha(FederalUniversityofParáUFPA,Brazil);AllanBarbosaCosta(FederalUniversityofPará,
Brazil);HermínioGomes(FederalUniversityofPará,
Brazil);NadsonWelksondeSouza(Universidade
Federal do Pará, Brazil); Bruno Martins (Universidade Federal do Pará & UFPA, Brazil); Gervásio
Cavalcante (UFPA, Brazil)
Monday
13. D-Band Grid-Array Antenna Integrated in
the Lid of a Surface-Mountable Chip-Package
Stefan Beer (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology,
Germany);ChristianRusch(KarlsruheInstituteof
Technology,Germany);BenjaminGoettel(Karlsruhe
Institute ofTechnology, Germany); Heiko Gulan
(Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany);
ThomasZwick(KarlsruheInstituteofTechnology
(KIT), Germany)
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Monday
Tuesday, April 9
14:00 Tue_Wall4: Fundamental research on
- antennas
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
1. Bloch Mode Analysis by Even-Odd-Mode
Simulations
Mark A. Eberspächer (Technische Universität
München,Germany);ThomasF.Eibert(Technische
Universität München, Germany)
2. MRFD Method for Scattering From Chiral
Bodies
AhmetFYagli(TurksatInternationalSatelliteand
Cable Operator,Turkey); Mesut Gokten (Turksat
InternationalSatelliteandCableOperator,Turkey);
LokmanKuzu(TurksatInternationalSatelliteand
CableOperator,Turkey);SenolGulgonul(Sakarya
University&TurksatSatelliteCommunicationand
Cable TV AS, Turkey)
3. On the Validity of Two-Dimensional Models
for Radiation of Optical Sources in Stratified
Media
Ariel Epstein (Technion - Israel Institute ofTechnology,Israel);PinchasEinziger(Technion-Israel
Institute of Technology, Israel)
4. Loss Reduction in Planar Circuits and Antennas Over a Ground Plane Using Engineered
Conductors
LotfollahShafai(UniversityofManitoba,Canada);
SaeedLatif(UniversityofManitoba,Canada);Cyrus
Shafai (The University of Manitoba, Canada)
5. Evaluation of Directivity of Antenna Arrays
Using an Iterative Method
DamienRialet(RoyalMilitaryCollegeofCanada,
Canada); Michel Clénet (Defence R&D Canada,
Canada); Yahia Antar (Royal Military College of
Canada, Canada)
6. Analysis of Different Feeding Methods
for Resonant Composite Right/Left-handed
(CRLH) Antenna
NurulHafizahMohdHanafi(UniversitiKebangsaan
Malaysia (UKM), Malaysia); Mimi Aminah Wan
Nordin(InternationalIslamicUniversityMalaysia,
Malaysia);MohammadTariqulIslam(Instituteof
SpaceScience(ANGKASA)&UniversitiKebangsaanMalaysia,Malaysia);NorbahiahMisran(UKM,
Malaysia)
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7. Interests of a 1D EBG Matrix Compared to a
Patch Array in Terms of Mutual Coupling and
Grating Lobe
HusseinAbouTaam(UniversityofLimoges&XLIM,
France); Moustapha Salah Toubet (XLIM - UMR
6172 – CNRS, University of Limoges, France);
ThierryMonediere(UniversityofLimoges&CNRS,
France); Bernard Jecko (University of Limoges,
France);MohamedRammal(LebaneseUniversity,
Lebanon)
8. Whistler Wave Radiation From a Pulsed
Loop Antenna Located in a Cylindrical Density
Duct
AlexanderKudrin(UniversityofNizhnyNovgorod,
Russia);NatalyaShkokova(UniversityofNizhnyNovgorod,Russia);VasiliyEs‘kin(UniversityofNizhny
Novgorod,Russia);TatyanaZaboronkova(Technical
University of Nizhny Novgorod, Russia)
9. Withdrawn
10. Gain Enhancement of Microstrip Patch
Antenna Using Fractal Metamaterial Unit Cell
ParvizHajizadeh(ShahedUniversity,Iran);Hamid
Reza Hassani (Shahed University, Iran)
11. Surface Impedance for Scattered Field on
a Dielectric-Coated Circular Cylinder
AndrésG.Aguilar(TechnicalUniversityofMadrid,
Spain);PrabhakarPathak(TheOhioStateUniversity,
USA);ManuelSierra-Pérez(UniversidadPolitécnica
de Madrid, Spain)
12. MmCn-BBO Schemes for Electromagnetic
Problem Optimization
MarcoMussetta(PolitecnicodiMilano&Politecnico
diTorino,Italy);PaolaPirinoli(PolitecnicodiTorino,
Italy)
Tuesday, April 9
9. An Efficient Technique to Model Volumetric
Antennas by a Set of Elementary Sources on
the Ground Plane
Juan F. Izquierdo (Universidad de Extremadura,
Spain); Jesús Rubio (University of Extremadura,
Spain)
3. Analysis of Effectiveness of Low Rank IE-QR
Algorithm Applied to Antenna Arrays
PawelGluchowski(WroclawUniversityofTechnology,Poland);AndrzejKucharski(WroclawUniversity
of Technology, Poland)
Friday
5. A BCS-Based Approach for the Synthesis of
Conformal Arrays
ResearchCenter,Italy);MatteoCarlin(Universityof
Trento,Italy);EphremTeshaleBekele(Universityof
Trento&ElediaResearchCenter,DISI,Universityof
Trento,Italy);AndreaMassa(UniversityofTrento,
Italy)
Thursday
4. An Efficient Analysis of Lossy Substrate
Integrated Waveguide Resonators
G.Amendola(UniversitadellaCalabria,Italy);Emilio
Arnieri(Universita‘dellaCalabria,Italy);LuigiBoccia
(University of Calabria, Italy); Ali Imran Sandhu
(University of Calabria, Italy)
Wednesday
2. The Diffraction Problem of E Polarized
Wave on the pre-Cantor Periodic Grating with
Reflector and Its Discrete Mathematical Model
Kateryna Nesvit (Department of Mathematical
PhysicsandCalculusMathematics.KarazinKharkiv
National University, Ukraine)
8. Closed-Form Expression for Mutual Impedance of the Short Not-Too-Closely Spaced
Dipoles with Constant Current Distribution
MilanPolivka(CzechTechnicalUniversityinPrague,
Czech Republic)
Tuesday
1. Efficient Analysis of Lossy Substrate Integrated Waveguides Based on the Parallel-Plate
Waveguide Green‘s Function
G.Amendola(UniversitadellaCalabria,Italy);Emilio
Arnieri(Universita‘dellaCalabria,Italy);LuigiBoccia
(University of Calabria, Italy); Alireza Shamsafar
(University of Calabria, Italy)
7. Analytical Model for the Rectangular Patch
Antenna is Close to Numerical Simulations
RenéMeys(UniversitélibredeBruxelles,Belgium);
Ammar Rouibah (Université libre de Bruxelles,
Belgium)
Monday
14:00 Tue_Wall5: Fundamental research on
- antennas
6. Finite Volume Analysis of Eccentered Borehole Sensors in Anisotropic Earth Formation
Sueli Nascimento (Federal University of Bahia,
Brazil);MarcelaNovo(FederalUniversityofBahia,
Brazil);FernandoTeixeira(OhioStateUniversity,
USA)
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Tuesday
Monday
Tuesday, April 9
14:00 Tue_Wall6: Antennas and propagation for
- biomedical
1. Four-Leaf-Clover-Shaped EBG Structure to
Improve the H/E Field Ratio of Stripline Coil for
7Tesla MRI
Gameel Saleh (University of Duisburg-Essen,
Germany);KlausSolbach(UDE,Germany);Daniel
Erni(UniversityofDuisburg-Essen,Germany);Andre
Rennings(UniversityofDuisburg-Essen,Germany)
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
2. An Innovative Inverse Scattering Technique
for Critical Applications
EliaAttardo(IstitutoSuperioreMarioBoella,Italy);
LorenzoCrocco(CNR-NationalResearchCouncil,
Italy);GiuseppeVecchi(PolitecnicodiTorino,Italy)
3. Breast-Tumor Shape Estimation Using the
Jump- Diffusion Algorithm
MarijaNikolic(UniversityofBelgrade,Serbia);Arye
Nehorai(WashingtonUniversityinSt.Louis,USA);
Symeon Nikolaou (Frederick Research Center,
Cyprus);AntonijeDjordjevic(UniversityofBelgrade,
Serbia)
4. Novel Rapid Detection of Different Viruses
in Blood Using Microimmuno-sensor
5. Design of an Implantable Broadband Antenna for Medical Telemetry Applications
NeusVidal (University of Barcelona, Spain); Jose
López-Villegas (University of Barcelona, Spain);
SergioCurto(UniversityofBarcelona,Spain);Jordi
Colomer (University of Barcelona, Spain); Saiyd
Ahyoune (University of Barcelona, Spain); Aleix
Garcia(UniversityofBarcelona,Spain);JavierSieiro
(UniversityofBarcelona,Spain);FranciscoRamos
(Francisco Albero S.A., Spain)
6. UWB Loop Antenna for In-Body Wireless
Body Area Network
KamyaYekehYazdandoost(NationalInstituteofInformationandCommunicationsTechnology,Japan)
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7. An MR-compatible Printed Yagi-Uda Antenna for a Phased Array Hyperthemia Applicator
BediluAdela(EindhovenUniversityofTechnology,
TheNetherlands);A.B.(Bart)Smolders(Eindhoven
UniversityofTechnology,TheNetherlands);Maarten
Paulides (Erasmus MC Daniel den Hoed Cancer
Center,TheNetherlands);RobMestrom(Eindhoven
8. On the Impulse Response of the Folded
Dipole
RenataValériodeFreitas(UniversityofSãoPaulo,
Brazil); Silvio E. Barbin (University of Sao Paulo,
Brazil)
9. Nonorthogonal FDTD for SAR Estimation in
Case of Body Deformation
MameDiarraMbaye(UniversitéParis-EstMarnela-Vallée,France);ShermilaMostarshedi(Université
Paris-EstMarne-la-Vallée,France);StéphaneProtat
(Université Marne La Vallée, France); Joe Wiart
(FranceTelecomR&D,France);OdilePicon(Université Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée, France)
10. Heating Control Method for Resonant Cavity Applicator Using Divided Type of Dielectric
Bolus for Effective Hyperthermia Treatment
YuyaIseki(MeijiUniversity,Japan);YasuhiroShindo
(MeijiUniversity,Japan);KazukiWatanabe(Meiji
University,Japan);JiroArakawa(GraduateSchool
of Meiji University, Japan); Kazuo Kato (Meiji
University, Japan)
11. Investigation of Small Tumor Response in
MicrowaveTomographic Sensing of the Breast
Seong-HoSon(ETRI,Korea);LaxmikantMinz(Member Of engg. Staff, India); Nikolai Simonov (ETRI,
Korea);SoonIkJeon(ETRIRadioTechnologyGroup,
Korea); Hyung Do Choi (ETRI, Korea)
12. 2-D Scattered Field Analysis of Four Breast
Types in Microwave Tomography System
Bo-Ra Kim (ETRI, Korea); Taek kyung Lee (Korea
Aerospace University, Korea); Soon Ik Jeon (ETRI
Radio Technology Group, Korea)
13. Thermotherapy for Rheumatoid Arthritis
Using Resonant Cavity Applicator
YasuhiroShindo(MeijiUniversity,Japan);Kazuki
Watanabe (Graduate shool of Meiji University,
Japan);YuyaIseki(MeijiUniversity,Japan);Kazuo
Kato (Meiji University, Japan)
Tuesday, April 9
Thursday
Friday
5. Effect of Partial Ground Plane Removal
on the Front-to-Back Ratio of a Microstrip
Antenna
Hongmin Lee (Kyonggi University, Korea)
Wednesday
4. A Two Curved PIFA System for MIMO
Application
Hafedh Hamouda (Laboratoire d‘Electronique,
AntennesetTélécommunications&Universitéde
Nice-Sophia Antipolis - CNRS, France); Philippe
Lethuc(UniversityofNice,France);RobertStaraj
(UniversityofNice-SophiaAntipolis,France);Georges Kossiavas (University of Nice, France)
Tuesday
3. Design of a Low Profile Phased Array Filtenna with Frequency Agility and Wide Spurious
Rejection Band
LorenzoCifola(TNO-Defence,SecurityandSafety
&UniversitàPolitecnicadellaMarche,TheNetherlands);GiampieroGerini(TNO-Defence,Security
and Safety, The Netherlands); Antonio Morini
(Università Politecnica delle Marche, Italy)
Monday
14:00 Tue_Wall7: Antennas for no specific
14. The Effect of Arm Movement on Walking
- application
Action in Wireless Body Area Network Channel
16:50
SrijittraSwaisaenyakorn(Universityofkent,United
Kingdom);KruthiChitradurga-Nanjaraj(TheUniversityofKent,UnitedKingdom);SteveKelly(University
1. Experimental Study of RF/Microplasma
ofKent,UnitedKingdom);JohnBatchelor(University
Interaction Using an Inverted Microstrip Line
Francisco Pizarro (Université deToulouse - ISAE,
of Kent, United Kingdom)
France);RomainPascaud(UniversitédeToulouseISAE,France);OlivierPascal(UniversitédeToulouse
15. Inspecting Safety Level of Bluetooth Headset Radiation in the Vicinity of Human Head: A
- UPS INPT CNRS, France); Thierry Callegari
Numerical Study
(UniversitédeToulouse-UPSINPTCNRS,France);
RezaAminzadeh(SharifUniversityofTechnology-InLaurent Liard (Université deToulouse - UPS INPT
ternationalCampus,Iran);MehrangizAshiri(Sharif
CNRS, France)
UniversityofTechnologyInternationalCampus,Iran);
KhosrowSadeghi(SharifUniversityofTechnology,
2. A Very Compact Novel Power Divider for
Iran);SarahNaghediHosseinzadeh(SharifUniversity
GPR Large Target Detection
ofTechnology-InternationalCampus,Iran);Hadi
TamerGaberAboelnaga(Researcher,Egypt);Esmat
Hosseinzadeh Khaligh (University ofWaterloo,
Abdallah (Former President of the Electronics
Canada)
Research Institute, Egypt)
6. Slot Turnstyle Antenna
Denis Klygach (Southern Ural State University,
Russia); NikolayVoytovich (Southern Ural State
University,Russia);NikolayRepin(SouthernUral
State University, Russia)
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Tuesday, April 9
7. Wideband Dipole Antenna
Aleksey Ershov (Southern Ural State University,
Russia); NikolayVoytovich (Southern Ural State
University, Russia)
8. Approximate Evaluation of Effective Permittivity for Metal Dummies in a CMOS Chip
Using Electrostatic Capacitor Model
TakuichiHirano(TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan);KenichiOkada(TokyoInstituteofTechnology,
Japan);JiroHirokawa(TokyoInstituteofTechnology,
Japan);MakotoAndo(TokyoInstituteofTechnology,
Japan)
10.Wideband Zeroth-Order Resonance Antenna Combined withTM010 Mode Having Folded
Mushroom Structure
JeongHaeLee(HongikUniversity,Korea);SeungTae
Ko (Hongik University, Korea)
11. Dual-Band E-Slot Microstrip Antenna with
Frequency Tuning Capability
Nadia Haider (Delft University of Technology,
The Netherlands); D Tran (IRCTR & TU Delft, The
Netherlands);AlexanderYarovoy(DelftUniversityof
Technology, The Netherlands)
12. Probe-Fed Transparent Dielectric Resonator Antennas
MariaCastilloSolis(UniversityofManchester,United
Kingdom);ZhipengWu(UniversityofManchester,
UnitedKingdom);Cheng-GuoLiu(WuhanUniversity
ofTechnology,P.R.China);WenzhongLu(Huazhong
UniversityofScienceandTechnology,P.R.China);
Fei Liang (Huazhong University of Science and
Technology, P.R. China)
13. Self Matched Spiral Printed Antenna with
Unidirectional Pattern
Jérôme Massiot (ONERA, France); Cedric Martel
(ONERA, France); Olivier Pascal (Université de
Toulouse-UPSINPTCNRS,France);NathalieRaveu
(Laplace-UniversitédeToulouse-UPSINPTCNRS,
France)
14. A Novel Reconfigurable ZOR Antenna
MicheleD‘Amico(PolitecnicodiMilano,Italy);Marco
Feo (Politecnico di Milano, Italy)
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15. Analysis of Circularly Symmetric Antenna
Using a FDTD-Bidimensional Method
Fabrício Barros (Universidade Federal do Pará,
Brazil); Sandro R. Zang (PUC-Rio, Brazil); Samara
daSilva(UFPA,Brazil);JoseRBergmann(PUC-Rio,
Brazil)
16.Wideband Omnidirectional Dual-Polarized
Biconical Antennas: A Comparison of Two
Approaches
EbrahimBagheri-Korani(UniversityofTehran,Iran);
Ehsan Arbabi (University ofTehran, Iran); Mehdi
Ahmadi-Boroujeni (University of Tehran, Iran);
MohammadHosseinNemati(SabanciUniversity,
Turkey);KarimMohammadpour-Aghdam(University
of Tehran & KUL, Iran)
17. Design of Reconfigurable Radiation
Pattern Ring-Dipole Antenna for Wireless
Communication
ImenBenTrad(Innov‘COMLaboratory,Sup‘COM,
Tunis,Tunisia); Jean-marie Floch (IETR, France);
HatemRmili(KingAbdulazizUniversity&Facultyof
Engineering,SaudiArabia);M‘hamedDrissiUEB
(INSAofRennes,France);F.Choubani(SUP‘COM,
Tunisia)
18. Terahertz Quarter-Wave Plate Based on
Subwavelength Hole Arrays
MiguelNavarro-Cía(ImperialCollegeLondon,United
Kingdom);PabloRodríguez-Ulibarri(Universidad
PúblicadeNavarra,Spain);VíctorTorres(UniversidadPublicadeNavarra,Spain);MiguelBeruete
(Universidad Publica de Navarra, Spain)
19. Surface Impedance Measurements of Thin
Flexible Metallization At Millimeter-Waves
Pietro Romano (EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland);
Samuel Rosset (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale
de Lausanne, Switzerland); Luc Maffli (Ecole
PolytechniqueFédéraledeLausanne,Switzerland);
Herbert Shea (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de
Lausanne,Switzerland);JulienPerruisseau-Carrier
(EcolePolytechniqueFédéraledeLausanne&EPFL,
Switzerland)
20. Investigation of Compensating the Ground
Plane Effect Through Array‘s Inter-element
Coupling
Christos Kolitsidas (KTH Royal Institute ofTechnology,Sweden);LarsJonsson(RoyalInstituteof
Technology (KTH), Sweden)
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16:50 CM5: AMTA/EurAAP measurements/
- Room: G1
- Satellite and aerospace antenna testing
16:20 Chairs: Cyril Luxey (University Nice Soph- 18:30 Room: E1
ia-Antipolis,France),GuyA.E.Vandenbosch
Chairs:LaurentLeCoq(UniversityofRennes
(Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium)
1&IETR,France),LucaSalghettiDrioli(EuropeanSpaceAgency-ESTEC,TheNetherlands)
15:00 Innovate in a 4G World: RFIC Designers
Discovering Antennas
FrédéricGianesello(STMicroelectronics,France)
15:40 Antenna Ideas At the Nanoscale: Single Quantum Emitters At Visible Wavelengths Controlled Using Plasmonics and Metamaterials
Femius Koenderink (FOM Institute AMOLF,The
Netherlands)
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Tuesday, April 9
17:10 Time Efficient NF Technique with Application in Satellite Antenna Integration and Test/
Verification
Giorgio Giordanengo (ISMB, Italy); Francesca
Vipiana (Politecnico di Torino, Italy); Lars Jacob
Foged(SATIMO,Italy);LuciaScialacqua(SATIMO,
Italy);FrancescoSaccardi(SATIMO,Italy);Mauro
Bandinelli(IngegneriadeiSistemi,IDS,Italy);Mirko
Bercigli (IDS Ingegneria Dei Sistemi S. p. A, Italy);
GiancarloGuida(IDSIngegneriaDeiSistemiS.p.A,
Italy); Marco Sabbadini (Esa Estec, The Netherlands);GiuseppeVecchi(PolitecnicodiTorino,Italy)
- Room: G2
16:20 Chairs:GunnarElgered(ChalmersUniversity
of Technology, Sweden), Claude Oestges
(UniversitéCatholiquedeLouvain,Belgium) 17:30 Improved Test Range Acquisition System and Control Software for Satellite Antenna
Measurements
JavierHerreros(TTINorte,Spain);VicenteGarcia
15:00 From Heterogeneous Wireless Networks to
(EADS-CASAEspacio,Spain);CarlosMontesano
Sustainable Efficient ICT Infrastructures
(EADS-CASA Espacio, Spain)
Yves Lostanlen (SIRADEL & University of Toronto, Canada)
17:50 Application of Quality Improvement Techniques to Cylindrical Near-field Radome 15:40 European Collaborative Propagation Research Testing
- A Tribute to Aldo Paraboni and Gert
LeiliShafai(CanadianSpaceAgency&DavidFlorida
Brussaard
Bertram Arbesser-Rastburg (ESA - Estec, The
Laboratory,Canada);ShantnuMishra(Canadian
Netherlands)
Space Agency, Canada)
COFFEE BREAK
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16:50 New Trend in Antenna Design and Testing for Space Missions: Aquarius and SMAP
PaoloFocardi(JetPropulsionLaboratory&California
InstituteofTechnology,USA);JeffersonHarrell(Jet
PropulsionLaboratory,USA);JosephVacchione(Jet
Propulsion Laboratory, USA)
18:10 Time Efficient Antenna & Payload
Measurement Technique for Future
Multi-Spot-Beam Antennas
JosefMigl(AstriumGmbH,Germany);WinfriedSeitz
(AstriumGmbH,Germany);EnginGuelten(Astrium
GmbH,Germany);Hans-JuergenSteiner(Astrium
GmbH&MeasurementTechnology,Germany);Erica
Meniconi (University of Perugia, Germany)
Tuesday, April 9
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Tuesday
16:50 Use of WRF Model to Characterize Propagation 16:50 Engineering of Source Appearance Via
Effects in the Troposphere
Transformation Optics Concept
Maura Outeiral García (ONERA & ONERA, The
Paul-henriTichit(Institutd‘ElectroniqueFondamenFrench Aerospace Lab, France); Nicolas Jeannin
tale - Université Paris-Sud, France); Shah Nawaz
(ONERA,France);LaurentFéral(LaboratoireLAPLABurokur(Institutd‘ElectroniqueFondamentale
CE, France); Laurent Castanet (ONERA, France)
- Université Paris-Sud, France); André de Lustrac
(Institutd‘ElectroniqueFondamentale-Université
17:10 The SC EXCELL Model for the Prediction of Paris-Sud, France)
Monthly Rain Attenuation Statistics
CarloCapsoni(PolitecnicodiMilano,Italy);Lorenzo 17:10 A Multi-Scale Hybrid Modeling Strategy for
Luini (Politecnico di Milano, Italy)
Automotive RADAR Sensors
Jean-ClaudeKedzia(ESIGroup,France);BoStrand
17:30 Prediction of Microwave Attenuation Across (EfieldAB,ESIGroup,Sweden);ErikAbenius(Efield
a Satellite Link From the ERA-Interim Global AB, ESI Group Sweden, Sweden)
Atmospheric Database
RobertoNebuloni(Ieiit-Cnr,Italy);CarloCapsoni 17:30 Modeling the Radiation Characteristics of
(PolitecnicodiMilano,Italy);CarloRiva(Politecnico Plane Waveguide Array Using the Variational di Milano, Italy); Laura Resteghini (Politecnico di Approach and Aperture Orthogonal Polynomi
Milano, Italy)
als Method
MykhayloAndriychuk(PidstryhachInstitutefor
17:50 Analysis and Improvements of Methodologies AppliedProblemsinMechanicsandMathematics,
for Discriminating Atmospheric Conditions Ukraine); Olga Sushko (Pidstryhach Institute for
From Radiometric Brightness Temperatures
AppliedProblemsinMechanicsandMathematics,
Vinia Mattioli (Sapienza University of Rome /
Ukraine)
Perugia,Italy);AdaVittoriaBosisio(CNR-IEIIT&c/o
PolitecnicodiMilano,Italy);AlbertoGraziani(Uni- 17:50 Failure Detection in Large Arrays Through versityofBologna,Italy);PaoloTortora(Universityof Bayesian Compressive Sensing
Bologna,Italy);LaurentCastanet(ONERA,France)
ResearchCenter,Italy);PaoloRocca(Universityof
18:10 Applying Weibull Mixtures to Model the
Duration of Rainfall Events in Brazil
Italy)
ErasmusMiranda(CatholicUniversityofPetropolis,
Brazil);LuizARdaSilvaMello(PUC/RIO&Inmetro, 18:10 Sensitivity Optimization for Electromagnetic Brazil); Marlene S Pontes (Pontifical Catholic Measurement Systems by Sensor Selection
UniversityofRiodeJaneiro,Brazil);MartaAlmeida
OskarTalcoth(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,
(Inmetro, Brazil)
Sweden);GustavRisting(ChalmersUniversityof
Technology,Sweden);ThomasRylander(Chalmers
Monday
16:50 P6: Radio Climatology
16:50 A05: Antenna systems and
- Room: E2
- architectures
18:30 Chairs:CarloCapsoni(PolitecnicodiMilano, 18:30 Room: E3
Chairs: Ernst Bonek (Vienna University of
Italy), Laurent Castanet (ONERA, France)
Technology,Austria),Jean-ClaudeKedzia(ESI
Group, France)
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Tuesday, April 9
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16:50 M1: Advances in OTA Testing of Wireless 16:50 A32: Array antenna technology
- Devices
- Room: G2
18:30 Room: G1
18:30 Chairs:ChristopheCraeye(UniversitéCathoChairs:BenoitDerat(FieldImaging,France),
lique de Louvain, Belgium), Patrik Persson
Peter Knott (Fraunhofer FHR, Germany)
(Ericsson Research, Sweden)
16:50 MIMO Performance Evaluation of Automotive 16:50 Design of Radome-Covered Substrate
Qualified LTE Antennas
Integrated Waveguide Slot Antenna Array
LeventEkiz(BMWGroupResearchandTechnoloTomasMikulasek(BrnoUniversityofTechnology,
gy,Germany);AndreasThiel(DelphiDeutschland
Czech Republic); Jan Puskely (Brno University of
GmbH, Germany); Oliver Klemp (BMW Group
Technology,CzechRepublic);JaroslavLacik(Brno
ResearchandTechnology,Germany);ChristophF
University of Technology, Czech Republic)
Mecklenbräuker(ViennaUniversityofTechnology,
Austria)
17:10 Simplified Model of a Fabry-Perot Antenna
GiuseppeDiMassa(UniversityofCalabria,Italy);
17:10 Test Setup for Anechoic Room Based MIMO OswaldoMoreno(UniversityofCalabria&Escuela
OTA Testing of LTE Terminals
Superior Politecnica de Chimborazo, Ecuador);
Sandra Costanzo (University of Calabria, Italy)
Xavier Carreño (Intel Mobile Communications,
Denmark);WeiFan(AalborgUniversity,Denmark);
JesperØNielsen(AalborgUniversity,Denmark); 17:30 Microstrip Series-Fed Array Based on the
JagjitAshta(IntelMobileCommunications,Den- Strip-Slot Element
mark);GertPedersen(AalborgUniversity,Denmark);
Elena Abdo-Sánchez (University of Málaga &
MikaelKnudsen(IntelMobileCommunications,
E.T.S.I.Telecomunicación,Spain);JaimeEsteban
Denmark)
(UniversidadPolitécnicadeMadrid,Spain);Teresa
MaríaMartín-Guerrero(UniversityofMálaga,Spain);
17:30 Probe Configurations for 3D MIMO
Juan Page (Universidad Politecnica de Madrid,
Over-the-Air Testing
Spain);CarlosCamacho-Peñalosa(Universityof
PekkaKyösti(AniteTelecomsOy,Finland);Afroza
Málaga, Spain)
Khatun (Aalto University School of Electrical Engineering, Finland)
17:50 Shaped-Beam Synthesis for Microstrip
Antenna Arrays Via Finite-Element Method, 17:50 Clarification of Uncertainties in MIMO
Active Element Pattern and Convex
Over-the-air Multi-Probe Test Systems
Programming
AfrozaKhatun(AaltoUniversitySchoolofElectrical
JoseIgnacioEcheveste(UniversidadPolitecnicade
Engineering,Finland);Veli-MattiKolmonen(Aalto
Madrid&ETSIdeTelecomunicacion,Spain);Miguel
A.González(UniversidadPolitécnicadeMadrid,
Finland);TommiLaitinen(AaltoUniversitySchoolof
Spain); Juan Zapata (Universidad Politécnica de
ElectricalEngineering,Finland);KeijoNikoskinen
Madrid, Spain)
(Aalto University, Finland)
18:10 Analysis of Pattern Null-fill in Linear Arrays
18:10 Measurement of V2X Prototypes Performance. BjörnLindmark(PowerwaveTechnologies,Sweden)
Comparison with Simulation Results
Iulia Ivan (Renault sas, France); Philippe Besnier
(IETR,France);XavierBunlon(Renaultsas,France);
Philippe Boutier (Renault sas, France)
Tuesday, April 9
16:50 Acquisition of EM Propagation Parameters Onboard Trains At UHF Frequencies
BertrandNkakanou(LRTCS-UQAT,Canada);Gilles
Delisle (LRTCS-UQAT, Canada); Nadir Hakem
(UniversitéduQuébecenAbitibiTémiscamingue&
LRTCSResearchLaboratoryTélébecinUnderground
Communications, Canada);Yacouba Coulibaly
(UniversityduQuebecenAbitibiTéminscamigue,
Canada)
Friday
Thursday
18:10 Topology Optimization of UWB Monopole Antennas
EmadeldeenHassan(UmeåUniversity,Sweden);
EddieWadbro(UmeåUniversity,Sweden);Martin
Berggren (Umeå University, Sweden)
Wednesday
17:10 Exposure Minimization Algorithm in
17:10 Optimization and Fabrication by 3D Printing of Homogeneous Indoor Networks
a Volcano Smoke Antenna for UWB
DavidPlets(IBBT-GhentUniversity,Belgium);Wout
Applications
Joseph(GhentUniversity,Belgium);KrisVanhecke
Aida Lopez (Politecnica de Madrid Institute of
(GhentUniversity,Belgium);LucMartens(Ghent
Technology, Spain); Ernesto Canelon (Carlos III
University, Belgium)
InstituteofTechnology,Spain);RohitChandra(Lund
University, Sweden); Anders Johansson (Lund 17:30 On-Body Ultra-Wideband Radio Propagation University, Sweden)
Channels in Closed Spaces: An Experiment with Elevator Passengers
17:30 Dual-Circular Polarized Dumbbell-Shaped
MiyukiHirose(TokyoDenkiUniversity,Japan);Take
Crossed-Dipole Planar Antenna for UWB hiko Kobayashi (Tokyo Denki University, Japan)
Application
Rupesh Kumar (TELECOM ParisTech, France); 17:50 Realistic Prediction of BER for Adaptive OFDM BernardHuyart(EcoleNationaleSupérieuredeTélé- Systems
communications,France);JeanCousin(COMELEC,
MeilingLuo(RanplanWirelessNetworkDesignLtd.
France); Kais Mabrouk (GIS AllianSTIC, France)
&INSA-Lyon,CITI,UnitedKingdom);GuillaumeVillemaud(UniversitédeLyon,INRIA,INSA-Lyon,CITI,
17:50 A Compact ECC-Band Horn Antenna for
France);Jean-MarieGorce(INSA-Lyon,France);Jie
Remote Monitoring of Vital Signs At Home Zhang(UniversityofSheffield,Dept.ofElectronic
Environments
and Electrical Engineering, United Kingdom)
Robert Müller (TU Ilmenau, Germany); Ralf
Herrmann(IlmenauTechnicalUniversity,Germany);
Frank Wollenschläger (Ilmenau University of
Technology,Germany);AlexanderSchulz(Ilmenau
University of Technology, Germany); Matthias
Hein(IlmenauUniversityofTechnology,Germany);
ReinerS.Thomä(IlmenauUniversityofTechnology,
Germany)
Tuesday
16:50 Cavity-backed Dual-polarized Antenna for Ultra-wideband Radar Systems
FuguoZhu(UniversityofSurrey,UnitedKingdom);
StevenGao(UniversityofSurrey,UnitedKingdom);
Anthony T S Ho (University of Surrey, United
Kingdom);TimBrown(UniversityofSurrey,United
Kingdom);JianzhouLi(NorthwesternPolytechnical
University, P.R. China); Gao Wei (Northwestern
PolytechnicalUniversity, P.R.China);JiadongXu
(NorthwesternPolytechnicalUniversity,P.R.China)
Monday
16:50 A23: Ultra wide band antennas and
16:50 P3: Indoor radio propagation
- time domain techniques
- Room: J2
18:30 Room: J1
18:10 Chairs:JorgeR.Costa(InstitutodeTelecomunicações/ISCTE-IUL,Portugal),WoutJoseph
Chairs:MartinBerggren (Umeå University,
(Ghent University, Belgium)
Sweden), Chi-Chih Chen (The Ohio State
University&ElectroScienceLaboratory,USA)
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Monday
Tuesday, April 9
16:50 M4: Microwaves in Medical Diagnostics 16:50 A26: Mode-based EM methods
- and Treatment
- Room: R22+R23
18:30 Room: R24+R25
18:30 Chairs:JonasFridén(EricssonAB,Sweden),
Chairs: Achim Dreher (German Aerospace
AhmedKishk(ConcordiaUniversity,Canada)
Center (DLR), Germany),Tommaso Isernia
16:50 Calculation of Antenna Radiation Center Using Angular Momentum
Jonas Fridén (Ericsson AB, Sweden); Gerhard
Kristensson (Lund University, Sweden)
Tuesday
16:50 Withdrawn
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
17:10 EM-Simulation-Based Antenna Design Using Adaptive Response Correction
Slawomir Koziel (Reykjavik University, Iceland);
StanislavOgurtsov(ReykjavikUniversity,Iceland)
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17:10 Micromachined Near-Field Millimeter-Wave Medical Sensor for Skin Cancer Diagnosis
Fritzi Töpfer, Sergey Dudorov, Dragos Dancila,
RobinAugustine,XinHu,AndersRydberg(Uppsala
University,Sweden);LennartEmtestam(Karolinska
Institutet,Sweden);LarsTenerz(OptigaAB,Sweden); Joachim Oberhammer (KTH, Sweden)
17:30 Modeling of Wideband Antennas Using
Space-Mapping-Corrected Kriging Surrogates
StanislavOgurtsov(ReykjavikUniversity,Iceland);J.
PieterJacobs(UniversityofPretoria,SouthAfrica)
17:50 Resonance Behaviour of Characteristic Modes Due to the Presence of Dielectric Objects
17:30 A Model Approach to the Analytical Analysis Eugen Safin (University of Kiel, Germany); Dirk
of Stroke Detection Using UWB Radar
Manteuffel (University of Kiel, Germany)
MalyheJalilvand,XuyangLi,ThomasZwick(Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany) 18:10 Electromagnetic Scattering From 2D Dielectric Objects Using Randomly Distributed Sources
17:50 Easy to Use Real Time SAR Measurements MohamedA.Moharram(ConcordiaUniversity,CaSystem
nada);AhmedKishk(ConcordiaUniversity,Canada)
Romain Butet, Yann Toutain, Sylvie Le Dall
(MicrowaveVision,France);JeromeLuc(SATIMO
US, USA); John Estrada (MVG, USA); Per Noren
(Microwave Vision Group, Sweden); Lars Jacob
Foged (SATIMO, Italy)
18:10 Numerical Evaluation of Clinical Applicator for Microwave Hyperthermia Treatment of Head & Neck Tumors
Hana Dobšíček Trefná, Pegah Takook, Johanna
Gellermann(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,
Sweden);JianYang(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,Sweden);ShirinAbtahi(ChalmersUniversity
ofTechnology,Sweden);MikaelPersson(Chalmers
Tuesday, April 9
16:50 High-Q Antennas: Simulator Limitations
Samantha Caporal Del Barrio, Gert Pedersen
(Aalborg University, Denmark)
Thursday
Friday
Wednesday
17:10 Innovative MEMS-MMIC Components for Agile Antenna Frontends
17:10 A Novel Circular Direction Finding Antenna Rens Baggen, Marta Arias Campo (IMST GmbH,
Array for Unknown Polarizations
Germany);RobertMalmqvist(FOISwedishDefence
RainerMueller(Cassidian,Germany);SteffenLutz
ResearchAgency,Sweden);TaunoVähä-Heikkilä
(UniversityofAppliedSciencesUlm,Germany);Ralf
(VTTElectronics,Finland);WinfriedSimon(IMST
Lorch (Cassidian Electronics, Germany)
GmbH, Germany); Brice Grandchamp (OMMIC,
France); Paul-Alain Rolland (University of Lille,
17:30 Compact Wideband Vivaldi Antenna Array for France)
Microwave Imaging Applications
JanPuskely(BrnoUniversityofTechnology,Czech 17:30 Wide Band On-Chip Slot Antenna with Republic);Tomas Mikulasek (Brno University of Back-Side Etched Trench for W-band Sensing Technology, Czech Republic)
Applications
Dragos Dancila (Uppsala University, Sweden);
17:50 Compressive Sensing as Applied to
RobertMalmqvist(FOISwedishDefenceResearch
Electromagnetics: Advances, Comparisons, Agency,Sweden);ShakilaBintReyaz,RobinAugus
and Applications
tine(UppsalaUniversity,Sweden);CarlSamuelsson
(FOISwedishDefenceResearchAgency,Sweden);
ResearchCenter,Italy);PaoloRocca(Universityof
MehmetKaynak(IHPMicroelectronics,Germany);
Anders Rydberg (Uppsala University, Sweden)
Italy)
17:50 Reconfigurable Micromachined On-Chip 18:10 Connected Spiral Antennas for Wideband Antenna with Radiation Pattern Diversity
Circularly Polarized Antenna Array,
MaiSallam,EzzeldinSoliman(TheAmericanUniver
Experimental Investigations
sity in Cairo, Egypt)
MohammedSerhir(DepartementdeRecherche
en Electromagnetisme, Supelec, France); Regis 18:10 The 24-GHz Band Beam Switchable
Triple-Plane Active Sector Antenna
Guivarc‘h (SONDRA, Supelec, France)
GohFukuda(TokyoUniversityofScience,Japan);
SatoshiYoshida,YutaKobayashi(JapanAerospace
ExplorationAgency,Japan);SyuntaroTashiro(Tokyo
UniversityofScience,Japan);TakumasaNoji(Tokyo
MetropolitanUniversity,Japan);ToshifumiShirosaki,
MasamiHasegawa,TakashiSuzuki,TamotsuSuda
(JapanRadioCo.,Ltd.,Japan);MasahiroMuraguchi
(TokyoUniversityofScience,Japan);ShigeoKawasaki(JapanAerospaceExplorationAgency,Japan)
Tuesday
16:50 High Gain 60 GHz Stacked Microstrip Patch Array Antenna
AndersDerneryd(EricssonAB&LundUniversity,
Sweden); Lars Manholm (Ericsson AB, Sweden);
Syed Kashan Ali (Tieto Sweden AB, Sweden)
Monday
16:50 A33: Array antenna technology
16:50 A01: Active and Integrated Antennas
- Room: R2
- Room: R31
18:30 Chairs:AndersDerneryd(EricssonAB&Lund 18:30 Chairs:RobinAugustine(UppsalaUniversity,
University,Sweden),KarlWarnick(Brigham
Sweden),AlexandruTatomirescu(Aalborg
Young University, USA)
University, Denmark)
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Wednesday, April 10
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
09:20 Retrodirective Terminal Antenna for Satellite and Terrestrial Mobile Communications
OleksandrMalyuskin(QueensUniversityBelfast,
UnitedKingdom);VincentFusco(Queen‘sUniversity 11:50 A Simple Method for Optimal Antenna Array Belfast,UnitedKingdom);NeilBuchanan(Queens Thinning Using a Broadside MaxGain University Belfast, United Kingdom)
Beamformer
Carlo Bencivenni (Chalmers University ofTech09:40 Using a Synthesis Methodology for the Design nology, Sweden); Marianna Ivashina (Chalmers
of Automotive Antenna Systems
UniversityofTechnology,Sweden);RobMaaskant
LarsReichardt(KarlsruheInstituteofTechnology,
(CHALMERS, Sweden)
Germany);Tobias Mahler (Karlsruhe Institute of
Technology,Germany);LeenSit(KarlsruheInstitute 12:10 Design and Measurements of a C-Band Array ofTechnology(KIT),Germany);ThomasZwick(Kar- for High Power High Bandwidth SAR lsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany) Application
AlbertoDiMaria(GermanAerospaceCenter(DLR),
10:00 Ku-band Hybrid Phased Array Antennas for Germany);MarkusLimbach(GermanAerospace
Mobile Satellite Communication Systems
Center (DLR), Germany); Ralf Horn (German AeFerdinandoTiezzi(JASTSA,Switzerland);Stefano
rospaceCenter(DLR),Germany);AndreasReigber
Vaccaro(JASTSA,Switzerland);CesarDomínguez
(JAST SA, Switzerland); Manuel Fajardo (JAST
SA, Switzerland); Daniel Llorens del Río (JAST, 12:30 Improved Compact Genetic Algorithm for Switzerland)
Thinned Array Design
BuiVanHa(PolitecnicodiMilano,Italy);Riccardo
10:20 Invisible Antenna Embedded in the Roof of a
Enrico Zich (Politecnico di Milano, Italy); Marco
Car with High Efficiency for Reception of Mussetta(PolitecnicodiMilano&PolitecnicodiTori
Satellite Digital Audio Radio Services (SDARS)
no,Italy);PaolaPirinoli(PolitecnicodiTorino,Italy)
JohannesKammerer(UniversitätderBundeswehr,
Germany); Stefan Lindenmeier (Universität der
Bundeswehr, Germany)
Tuesday
(Concordia University, Canada)
09:00 An Injection-Molded Circular Polarized Horn Array Antenna with Low Axial Ratio
11:30Withdrawn
JunGoto(MitsubishiElectricCorporation,Japan)
Monday
09:00 A34: Array antenna design
11:10 A Dual-Polarization Frequency Scanning - Room: E1
Microstrip Array Antenna for Weather Radar 12:50 Chairs: Benedetta Fiorelli (ASTRON, the Applications
NetherlandsInstituteforRadioAstronomy,
Shaya Karimkashi (Advanced Radar Research
TheNetherlands),BenjaminFuchs(University
Center & University of Oklahoma, USA); Guifu
Zhang(UniversityofOklahoma,USA);AhmedKishk
of Rennes 1 - IETR, France)
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Wednesday, April 10
09:00 A10: Lens antenna
11:10 A18: Reflector, feed systems and
- Room: E2
- components
10:40 Chairs: Jorge R. Costa (Instituto de Teleco- 12:50 Room: E2
Chairs: Stuart G Hay (CSIRO ICT Centre,
municações / ISCTE-IUL, Portugal), Ronan
Australia),ManuelSierra-Pérez(Universidad
Sauleau (University of Rennes 1, France)
Politécnica de Madrid, Spain)
09:00 Ground Terminal Antenna for Ka-Band Satellite Communications
JoanaS.Silva(ISCTE-LisbonUniversityInstitute&
InstitutodeTelecomunicacoes,Portugal);JorgeR.
Costa(InstitutodeTelecomunicações/ISCTE-IUL,
Portugal);EduardoB.Lima(InstitutodeTelecomunicações&InstitutoSuperiorTécnico,Portugal);
CarlosA.Fernandes(InstitutodeTelecomunicacoes,
Instituto Superior Tecnico, Portugal)
09:20 Enhanced Spiral Feeds for Dielectric Lens Antennas
Alessandro Garufo (TU Delft,The Netherlands);
NuriaLLombart(DelftUniversityofTechnology,
TheNetherlands);AndreaNeto(DelftUniversityof
11:10 Lightweight Waveguide and Antenna Components Using Plating on Plastics
ErikGGeterud(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,
Sweden);PontusBergmark(Art&Technology,Sweden);JianYang(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,
Sweden)
11:30 N-Way Unequal Power Divider with Balanced Excitation
Alex Mestezky (RADA, Israel); Haim Matzner
(HIT-HolonInstituteofTechnology,Israel);ElyLevine
(AFEKA,AcademicCollegeofEngineering,Israel)
11:50 K KA Q Band RF Chain for Satellite Antennas
RodolfoRavanelli(ThalesAleniaSpaceItalySpA,
Italy);PierluigiCecchini(ThalesAleniaSpaceItalia
S.p.A., Italy); Oscar Peverini (Istituto di Elettr. e di
09:40 Design of Spherical Lens Antennas Including Ingegneriadell‘Inform.edelleTelecom.(IEIIT-CNR),
Realistic Feed Model
Italy); Giuseppe Addamo (Istituto di Elettr. e di
Dario Bojanjac (University of Zagreb, Croatia);
Ingegneriadell‘Inform.edelleTelecom.(IEIIT-CNR),
Zvonimir Sipus (University of Zagreb, Croatia)
Italy)
10:00 Coated Dielectric Lens Design, Modelling and Measurements for Future CMB Polarimetry Missions
PeterHargrave(CardiffUniversity,UnitedKingdom);
GiorgioSavini(UniversityCollegeLondon,United
Kingdom);NeilTrappe(NUIMaynooth,Ireland);AnthonyChallinor(CambridgeUniversity,UnitedKingdom);StigSørensen(TICRA,Denmark);PeterAde
(CardiffUniversity,UnitedKingdom);Rashmikant
Sudiwala(CardiffUniversity,UnitedKingdom);Ian
Walker(CardiffUniversity,UnitedKingdom);Marcin
Gradziel(NationalUniversityofIreland,Maynooth,
Ireland);MaartenvanderVorst(EuropeanSpace
Agency, The Netherlands)
12:10 A Multiband Feed-Horn Antenna with Broadband Probes for Feeding the Lower Band
Ehsan Arbabi (University ofTehran, Iran); Mehdi
Ahmadi-Boroujeni (University of Tehran, Iran);
EbrahimBagheri-Korani(UniversityofTehran,Iran);
MohammadHosseinNemati(SabanciUniversity,
Turkey);KarimMohammadpour-Aghdam(University
of Tehran & KUL, Iran)
12:30 Domain-Decomposition Technique for Efficient Analysis of Rotationally Symmetric Reflector Systems Containing 3D Structures
ErikJørgensen(TICRA,Denmark);PeterMeincke
(TICRA, Denmark)
10:20 „Lensters“ At mm-Wave Frequencies
PaulMoseley(UCL,UnitedKingdom);GiorgioSavini
(UniversityCollegeLondon,UnitedKingdom);Peter
Ade(CardiffUniversity,UnitedKingdom);JinZhang
(CardiffUniversity,UnitedKingdom);ElenaSaenz
(European Space Agency, The Netherlands)
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Wednesday, April 10
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Omnidirectional Dual-Pol Leaky-Wave 09:00 Beam Scanning Antenna Enabled by a Antennas
Spatially Reconfigurable Near-Zero PaoloBaccarelli(„Sapienza“UniversityofRome,
Index Metamaterial
Italy); Paolo Burghignoli (Sapienza University of
JeremiahPTurpin(ThePennsylvaniaStateUniverRome,Italy);DavideComite(SapienzaUniversityof
sity,USA);DouglasHWerner(PennsylvaniaState
Rome,Italy);DavidDiRuscio(SapienzaUniversityof
University, USA)
Rome,Italy);AlessandroGalli(SapienzaUniversityof
Rome,Italy);PaoloLampariello(SapienzaUniversity
09:20 Switchable Faraday Rotation by Artificial of Rome, Italy); David R. Jackson (University of
Electric Gyrotropy in a Slot-Ring Metamaterial Houston, USA)
Structure
ToshiroKodera(YamaguchiUniversity,Japan);Di- 11:50 Asymmetric Flat Reflector From mitriosL.Sounas(EcolePolytechniquedeMontreal, Transformation Optics
Canada);ChristopheCaloz(EcolePolytechniquede
TimMMcManus(QueenMaryUniversityofLondon,
Montreal, Canada)
UnitedKingdom);RuiYang(QueenMaryUniversity
ofLondon&XidianUniversity,UnitedKingdom);
09:40 Switchable Surface Wave Antenna for On/
OscarQuevedo-Teruel(QueenMary,Universityof
off-body Communications
London,UnitedKingdom);YangHao(QueenMary,
QiangBai(UniversityofSheffield,UnitedKingdom);
University of London, United Kingdom)
KennethLeeFord(UniversityofSheffield,United
Kingdom);RichardLangley(UniversityofSheffield, 12:10 Efficient Integral Equation Approach for United Kingdom)
Metamaterials Made of Core-Shell Nanoparticles At Optical Frequencies
10:00 Active Metasurface for Low-Profile NiluferOzdemir(UniversiteCatholiquedeLouvain,
Reconfigurable Antennas
Belgium);ChristopheCraeye(UniversitéCatholique
ShahNawazBurokur(Institutd‘ElectroniqueFondeLouvain,Belgium);KévinEhrhardt(CNRS,Univerdamentale-UniversitéParis-Sud,France);André
sitédeBordeaux,France);AshodAradian(Centrede
deLustrac(Institutd‘ElectroniqueFondamentale
Recherche Paul Pascal, France)
- Université Paris-Sud, France); Guy Sabanowski
(EADSIW,France);Gerard-PascalPiau(EADSCCR, 12:30 Ultra-thin Reconfigurable Electromagnetic France)
Metasurface Absorbers
IdellyseMartinez(ThePennsylvaniaStateUniversity,
10:20 Low-Reflection Inhomogeneous Microwave USA);AnastasiosPanaretos(ThePennsylvaniaState
Lens Based on Loaded Transmission Lines
University,USA);DouglasHWerner(Pennsylvania
Joni Vehmas (Aalto University, Finland); Pekka
StateUniversity,USA);GiacomoOliveri(University
Alitalo(AaltoUniversity,Finland);SergeiTretyakov
ofTrento&ELEDIAResearchCenter,Italy);Andrea
(Helsinki University of Technology, Finland)
Massa (University of Trento, Italy)
Monday
09:00 CA4: Reconfigurable Electromagnetics
11:10 Transformation Optics Applied to - through Metamaterials
Metasurfaces
12:50 Room: E3
EnricaMartini(UniversityofSiena,Italy);Stefano
Chairs:GiacomoOliveri(UniversityofTrento
Maci (University of Siena, Italy)
&ELEDIAResearchCenter,Italy),DouglasH
Werner(PennsylvaniaStateUniversity,USA) 11:30 Annular Reconfigurable Metasurface for COFFEE BREAK
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Wednesday, April 10
09:00 CM4: AMTA Measurement of mobile
11:10 Withdrawn
- devices
12:50 Room: G1
Chairs: Dirk Heberling (RWTH Aachen
University,Germany),ManuelSierra-Castañer 11:30 Over the Air MIMO Channel Model Validati
(Technical University of Madrid, Spain) on
09:00 Antenna Effect on LTE Terminals Exposed to Realistic Fading Conditions
Juan Diego Sánchez-Heredia (Universidad
Politécnica de Cartagena, Spain);Thomas Bolin
(SonyMobileCommunications,Sweden);Dmytro
Pugachov(SonyMobileCommunications,Sweden);
AntonioMartínez-González(UniversidaddeCartagena, Spain)
09:20 Impact of Non-Ideal System on Spatial Correlation in a Multi-Probe Based MIMO OTA Setup
WeiFan(AalborgUniversity,Denmark);JesperØNielsen(AalborgUniversity,Denmark);XavierCarreño
(IntelMobileCommunications,Denmark);Jagjit
Ashta(IntelMobileCommunications,Denmark);
GertPedersen(AalborgUniversity,Denmark);Mikael
Knudsen(IntelMobileCommunications,Denmark)
09:40 Measuring 4x4 MIMO Capability in a Reverberation Chamber
RobertRehammar(BluetestAB,Sweden);Anton
Skårbratt(BluetestAB,Sweden);CharlieOrlenius
(Bluetest AB, Sweden)
Lin Guo (CATR of MIIT, P.R. China); Can Sun (CATR
of MIIT, P.R. China); Xudong An (CATR of MIIT, P.R.
China);XiaoZhang(CATRofMIIT,P.R.China);Meng
Yang (CATR of MIIT, P.R. China)
11:50 OTA Measurement Analysis Using a Small Reverb Chamber
Garth D’Abreu (ETS-Lindgren, Germany)
12:10 On the Comparison Between Anechoic and Reverberation Chambers for Wireless OTA Testing
Martin Wiles (ETS-Lindgren, United Kingdom)
12:30 Performance Analysis of Channel Model Simplifications for MIMO Over-The-Air LTE UE Testing
MarkusLandmann(FraunhoferInstituteforIntegrated Circuits IIS, Germany); Marcus Grossmann
(Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits IIS,
Germany); Naveen Phatak (Ilmenau University
of Technology, Germany); Christian Schneider
(Ilmenau University of Technology, Germany);
ReinerS.Thomä(IlmenauUniversityofTechnology,
Germany);GiovanniDelGaldo(FraunhoferInstitute
for Integrated Circuits IIS, Germany)
10:00 A Practical Method to Measure Total Radiated Power of a Mobile Device Handled by a Live Person
JohnKvarnstrand(BluetestAB,Sweden);Robert
Rehammar(BluetestAB,Sweden);AntonSkårbratt
(BluetestAB,Sweden);ChristianLötbäck(Bluetest
AB, Sweden)
10:20 MIMO OTA Testing Using a Multiprobe System Approach
Lars Jacob Foged (SATIMO, Italy); Alessandro
Scannavini(SATIMO,Italy);NicolasGross(SATIMO,
France); John Estrada (MVG, USA)
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Wednesday, April 10
09:40 Withdrawn
Prediction for LTE Systems
MingjianNi(RWTHAachenUniversity,Germany);XiangXu(RWTHAachenUniversity,Germany);Rudolf
Mathar (RWTH Aachen University, Germany)
11:50 Delay Spread Control Hiding First Hit Objects
Andres Navarro (Universidad Icesi, Colombia);
DinaelGuevara(FranciscodePaulaSantanderUniversity,Colombia);DiegoTami(FranciscodePaula
SantanderUniversity,Colombia);NarcisCardona
(Universidad Politecnica Valencia, Spain)
12:10 Virtual Source Modeling for Diffraction in Reference Channel Models
AnaKatalinicMucalo(CroatianPostandElectronic
Communications Agency, Croatia); Radovan
Zentner(UniversityofZagreb,FacultyofElectrical
EngineeringandComputing,Croatia);TihanaDelač
(UniversityofZagreb,FacultyofElectricalEngineering and Computing, Croatia)
Friday
10:20 Investigations Into the Initial Refractivity Gradients and Signal Strengths Over the English Channel
NaveedMufti(UniversityofEngineering&Technology,Pakistan);DavidSiddle(UniversityofLeicester,
United Kingdom)
Thursday
12:30 Statistical Characterization of Channel 10:00 Fast Generation of Correlated Large-scale Polarization for RFID Backscattering Channels
Variations Caused by Vehicular Scattering in ZeinabMhanna(TelecomParisTech,France);Alain
Small Cells
Sibille (Telecom ParisTech & ENSTA PARISTECH,
LaurentMaviel(CITILaboratory&SIRADEL,France);
France); Richard Contreras (Telecom ParisTech,
YvesLostanlen(SIRADEL&UniversityofToronto,
France);ChristopheRoblin(TELECOMParisTech&
Canada); Jean-Marie Gorce (INSA-Lyon, France)
ENSTA ParisTech, France)
Wednesday
09:20 On the Route Diversity Improvement Modeling for Broadband Radio Access Networks
CharilaosKourogiorgas(NationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens,Greece);AthanasiosD.Panagopoulos
Tuesday
09:00 Stochastic Modeling of Non-Stationary Channels
SnjezanaGligorevic(GermanAerospaceCenter
(DLR), Germany)
Monday
09:00 P7: Stochastic and deterministic
11:10 Choice of Probability Distribution Function for - channel modeling
Fading in Channels with Variable Bandwidth
12:50 Room: G2
VitSipal(DublinInstituteofTechnology,Ireland);
Chairs:AthanasiosD.Panagopoulos(National
BenAllen(UniversityofBedfordshire,UnitedKingTechnicalUniversityofAthens,Greece),Alain
dom);DavidEdwards(UniversityofOxford,United
Kingdom)
Sibille (Telecom ParisTech & ENSTA PARIS11:30 A Channel Feedback Model with Robust SINR TECH, France)
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Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Wednesday, April 10
09:00 A21: Small antenna and RF sensors
11:10 Investigation on Antenna‘s Miniaturization - Room: J1
Using Spherical Wave Expansion
12:50 Chairs:GiuseppeVecchi(PolitecnicodiTorino,
KawtarBelmkaddem(CEA-LETI,GrenobleINP,FranItaly),TimBrown(UniversityofSurrey,United
ce);LionelRudant(CEA-LETI&MINATEC,France);
Kingdom)
Tan Phu Vuong (Grenoble INP, France)
09:00 Robust UHF RFID Antennas in Complex Environments
AlekseiDubok(EindhovenUniversityofTechnology,
TheNetherlands);TeisJ.Coenen(EindhovenUniversityofTechnology,TheNetherlands);AbolghasemZamanifekri(EindhovenUnversityofTehnology,
TheNetherlands);A.B.(Bart)Smolders(Eindhoven
09:20 A Novel Wireless Crack Sensor Exploiting the 11:50 Evaluation of HF Band NFC/RFID Antennas for Phase Signal of UHF RFID Tags
Smart Shelf Applications
StefanoCaizzone(GermanAerospaceCenter(DLR),
Soheyl Soodmand (University of Surrey, United
Germany);GaetanoMarrocco(UniversityofRome
TorVergata,Italy);EmidioDiGiampaolo(University
Kingdom); Alexander Gluhak (The University of
of L‘Aquila, Italy)
Surrey, United Kingdom)
09:40 Phase Compensated Transmission Line for Leakage Field Coupling in UHF RFID Applications
MarkusFrank(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology&
SATOTechnoLabEurope,Sweden);PeterEnoksson
10:00 Miniature Antenna for Micro SD Card
LaureHuitema(CEALeti,France);ChristopheDelaveaud(CEA-LETI,France);RaffaeleD‘Errico(CEA,
LETI, Minatec Campus, France)
Friday
11:30 Application of the Theory of Characteristic Modes to the Design of Compact Metallic Strip Antenna with Multilayer Technology (LTCC)
Francois Gallée (Télécom Bretagne, France);
Thomas Bernabeu (Iteam Institute - Universitat
PolitècnicadeValencia,Spain);MartaCabedo-Fabrés(UniversidadPolitécnicadeValencia,Spain);Eva
Antonino-Daviu(UniversidadPolitecnicadeValencia,
Spain);AlejandroValero-Nogueira(Universidad
Politécnica de Valencia, Spain)
12:10 Coplanar Non-Resonant Elements for Multiband Operation
AuroraAndújar(Fractus,Spain);JaumeAnguera
(Fractus, Spain)
12:30 Non-Resonant Elements with a Simplified Radiofrequency System for Handset Devices
AuroraAndújar(Fractus,Spain);JaumeAnguera
(Fractus, Spain)
10:20 Automatic Optimization of Multichip RFIDTags
YuanheXiong(PolitecnicodiTorino,Italy);Stefano
Caizzone(GermanAerospaceCenter(DLR),Germany);CeciliaOcchiuzzi(UniversityofRome„TorVergata“,Italy);GaetanoMarrocco(UniversityofRome
TorVergata,Italy);GiuseppeVecchi(Politecnicodi
Torino,Italy);JavierAraqueQuijano(Universidad
Nacional de Colombia, Colombia)
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France);JulienKeignart(CEA-LETI,France);Lionel
Rudant (CEA-LETI & MINATEC, France)
12:10 Dual-Band Patch Antenna with Monopole-Like Radiation Patterns for BAN Communications
Andrey S Andrenko (Fujitsu Laboratories LTD.,
Japan); Ichirou Ida (Fujitsu Ltd, Japan); Tatsuya
Kikuzuki (Fujitsu Laboratories LTD., Japan)
12:30 Inkjet-printed Wearable Microwave Components for Biomedical Applications
SangkilKim(GeorgiaInstituteofTechnology,USA);
MoroRiccardo(UniversityofPavia,Italy);Maurizio
10:20 A Silver Ink-Jet Printed UHF Booster Antenna Bozzi(UniversityofPavia,Italy);SymeonNikolaou
on Flexible Substratum with Magnetically (Frederick Research Center, Cyprus); Manos M.
Coupled RFID Die On-Chip Antenna
Tentzeris(GeorgiaInstituteofTechnology,USA)
Walther Pachler (Graz University ofTechnology,
Austria);GünterHofer(InfineonTechnologiesAustria
AG, Austria); Gerald Holweg (, Austria); Martin
Mischitz(InfineonTechnologiesAustriaAG,Austria);
WolfgangBoesch(GrazUniversityofTechnology&
InstituteofMicrowaveandPhotonicEngineering,
Austria);IvanRusso(GrazUniversityofTechnology,
Austria)
Friday
10:00 Slot Antenna for RFID Readers
MónicaRamírez(AutonomousUniversityofBarcelona,Spain);JosepParrón(UniversitatAutònomade
Barcelona, Spain)
11:50 Passive RFID Switches for Assistive Technologies
OsmanRakibet(UniversityofKent,UnitedKingdom);
DumtoochukwuOyeka(UniversityofKent.,United
Kingdom);JohnBatchelor(UniversityofKent,United
Kingdom)
Thursday
09:40 Inkjet-printing and Performance Evaluation of
UHF RFID Tag Antennas on Renewable Materials with Porous Surfaces
ToniBjörninen(TampereUniversityofTechnology,
Finland); JohannaVirkki (Tampere University of
Technology, Finland); Juha Virtanen (Tampere
University of Technology, Finland); Lauri Tapio
Sydänheimo(TampereUniversityofTechnology,
Finland);LeenaUkkonen(TampereUniversityof
Technology,Finland);ManosM.Tentzeris(Georgia
Institute of Technology, USA)
Wednesday
11:30 WSN-based Early Alert System for Preventing Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions in Alps Regions - From the Laboratory Test to the Real-World Implementation
FedericoViani(UniversityofTrento&ELEDIAResearchCenter,Italy);FabrizioRobol(ELEDIAResearch
Center, Italy); Marco Salucci (ELEDIA Research
09:20 Ambient Sensing by Chemical-loaded Center, Italy); Enrico Giarola (ELEDIA Research
UHF-RFIDs
Center,Italy);StefanoDeVigili(AutonomousProSabinaManzari(University of RomeTorVergata,
vinceofTrento,Italy);MicheleRocca(Associazione
Italy);AlexandroCatini(UniversityofRomaTorVerCacciatoriTrentini,Italy);FabrizioBoldrini(Associgata,Italy);CorradoDiNatale(UniversitàdiRoma
azioneCacciatoriTrentini,Italy);GuidoBenedetti
TorVergata,Italy);GaetanoMarrocco(Universityof
(Autonomous Province ofTrento, Italy); Andrea
Rome Tor Vergata, Italy)
Massa (University of Trento, Italy)
Tuesday
09:00 Wireless Remote Sensing Based on RADAR Cross Section Variability Measurement of Passive Electromagnetic Sensors
HervéAubert(LaboratoryofAnalysisandArchitectureofSystems&InstitutNationalPolytechnique
deToulouse, France); Patrick Pons (LAAS-CNRS,
UniversityofToulouse,France);ManosM.Tentzeris
(Georgia Institute of Technology, USA)
Monday
09:00 CA22: Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs)
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- for Ambient Intelligence Applications
12:50 Room: J2
11:10 Characterization of UWB Backscattering Chairs:ManosM.Tentzeris(GeorgiaInstitute Propagation for Passive Tags Identification ofTechnology,USA),FedericoViani(University and Localization
Raffaele D‘Errico (CEA, LETI, Minatec Campus,
of Trento & ELEDIA Research Center, Italy)
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Monday
Wednesday, April 10
09:00 CA26: EurAAP Software
- Room: R22+R23
12:50 Chair: Guy A. E. Vandenbosch (Katholieke
Universiteit Leuven, Belgium)
09:00 Benchmarking of Optimally Used Commercial
Software Tools for Challenging Antenna
Topologies
Raphael Gillard (IETR & INSA, France); Guy A.
E.Vandenbosch(KatholiekeUniversiteitLeuven,
Belgium)
12:10 Modeling Optical Nanontennas for Nonlinearity Enhancement, Polarization Control, Communications and Energy Harvesting (Part 2)
AndreaAlù(TheUniversityofTexasatAustin,USA)
12:30 Benchmarking of Optimally Used Commercial
Software Tools for Challenging Antenna Topologies: Part II
GuyA.E.Vandenbosch(KatholiekeUniversiteitLeuven,Belgium);RaphaelGillard(IETR&INSA,France)
Thursday
Wednesday
09:20 Plasma-facing Antennas: An Overview- Part 1
Giuseppe Vecchi (Politecnico di Torino, Italy)
09:40 Plasma-facing Antennas: An Overview- Part 2
10:00 Proposal for a New Advanced Structure and Mesh Data Dictionary for the Electromagnetic Data Exchange
FrancescaMioc(Consultant,Switzerland);PoulErik
Frandsen(TICRA,Denmark);MarcoSabbadini(Esa
Estec, The Netherlands)
10:20 Computational Electromagnetics in BIG Science
Leuven, Belgium)
Friday
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11:10 Discussion Slot 1
Leuven, Belgium)
11:30 Discussion Slot 2
Leuven, Belgium)
11:50 Modeling Optical Nanontennas for Nonlinearity Enhancement, Polarization Control, Communications and Energy Harvesting (Part 1)
AndreaAlù(TheUniversityofTexasatAustin,USA)
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11:30 Computational Modeling of Human Fetuses for Electromagnetic Dosimetry
TomoakiNagaoka(NationalInstituteofInformation
andCommunicationsTechnology,Japan);Tetsu
Niwa(TokaiUniversitySchoolofMedicine,Japan);
SoichiWatanabe(NationalInstituteofInformation
and Communications Technology, Japan)
Thursday
Friday
10:20 Dipole RF Element for 7 Tesla Magnetic Resonance Imaging with Minimized SAR
ZhichaoChen(GeneralandTheoreticalElectrical
Engineering(ATE)UniversityofDuisburg-Essen,
Germany);KlausSolbach(UDE,Germany);Daniel
Erni(UniversityofDuisburg-Essen,Germany);Andre
Rennings(UniversityofDuisburg-Essen,Germany)
Wednesday
09:20 Considerations on SAR Measurement for 11:50 Standardized Methods for the Application of Recent Trend of the Usages and New the FDTD Method in Numerical Dosimetry
Technologies
AndreasChrist(IT‘ISFoundation,Switzerland);Mark
Teruo Onishi (NTT DOCOMO, Japan)
Douglas(IT‘ISFoundationETHZurich,Switzerland);
Wolfgang Kainz (CDRH, FDA, USA); Niels Kuster
09:40 SAR in a Simplified Human Model Due to (IT‘IS Foundation, Switzerland)
Wireless Power Transfer with Inducation Coupling
12:10 Handle Variability in Numerical Exposure AkimasaHirata(NagoyaInstituteofTechnology, Assessment: The Challenge of the Stochastic Japan); Tetsu Sunohara (Nagoya Institute of
Dosimetry
Technology,Japan);IlkkaLaakso(NagoyaInstitute
Joe Wiart (Orange- France Telecom, France);
ofTechnology,Japan);TeruoOnishi(NTTDOCOMO,
EmmanuelleConil(FranceTelecomR&D,France);
Japan)
AbdelhamidHadjem(FranceTelecomR&D,France);
Nadège Varsier (Orange, France)
10:00 Whole-Body Averaged SAR Measurements Using Cylindrical-External Field Scanning for 2 12:30 Standardization of SAR Simulation Techniques GHz Plane Wave Irradiation of Human Models for RF Exposure Compliance in and Around Takashi Hikage (Hokkaido University, Japan); Vehicles
YoshifumiKawamura(HokkaidoUniversity,Japan);
AntonioFaraone(MotorolaSolutionsInc.,USA);
ToshioNojima(HokkaidoUniversity,Japan);Tomoaki
Giorgi Bit-Babik (Motorola Solutions Inc., USA)
Nagaoka(NationalInstituteofInformationandCommunicationsTechnology,Japan);SoichiWatanabe
(NationalInstituteofInformationandCommunications Technology, Japan)
Tuesday
09:00 Product Compliance Assessments of Low Power Radio Base Stations with Respect to Whole-Body Radiofrequency Exposure Limits
BjörnThors(EricssonAB,Sweden);LovisaNord(EricssonAB,Sweden);DavideColombi(EricssonAB,
Sweden);ChristerTörnevik(EricssonAB,Sweden)
Monday
09:00 CM1: SAR simulation & measurements
11:10 Analysis of Vector E-field Sensor Array for - Room: R24+R25
Real-Time SAR Assessment
12:50 Chairs:BenoitDerat(FieldImaging,France),
LyazidAberbour(Art-Fi,France);BenoîtDerat(ArtTeruo Onishi (NTT DOCOMO, Japan)
Fi, France); Andrea Cozza (Supélec, France)
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Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Wednesday, April 10
09:00 CA25: Terahertz Science and Technolo- gy: Antennas, Detectors, and Systems
12:30 Room: R2
Chairs: Arttuu Luukanen (VTT, Finland),
Nuria LLombart (Delft University of
11:10 Characterization of Pharmaceuticals Using Terahertz Time Domain Spectral-Tomography
EnriqueNova(UniversitatPolitècnicadeCatalunya,
Spain);GemmaRoqueta(UniversitatPolitècnicade
Catalunya&UniversityofCalifornia,Irvine,Spain);
JordiRomeu(UniversitatPolitècnicadeCatalunya,
Spain); Luis Jofre (UPC, Spain)
09:00 THz Demonstration of the Leaky Lens Antenna
AndreaNeto(DelftUniversityofTechnology,The
Netherlands); Jochem Baselmans (SRON, The
Netherlands);AndreyBaryshev(SRON&University
of Groningen, Kapteyn Astronomical Institute,
The Netherlands); Stephen Yates (SRON, The
Netherlands);NuriaLLombart(DelftUniversityof
11:30 Micromachined Gap Waveguides for 100GHz Applications
SofiaRahiminejad(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,Sweden);HasanRaza(ChalmersUniversityof
Technology,Sweden);AshrafUzZaman(Chalmers
UniversityofTechnology,Sweden);SjoerdHaasl
(Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden); Peter
Enoksson (Chalmers University of Technology,
09:20 Sub-Terahertz Mixer Based on Heterostructure Technology, Sweden)
Field Effect Transistor with Integrated 11:50 Distributed Active Radiation: Terahertz Antennas
AlessandraDiGaspare(NationalResearchCouncil Power-Generation and Beam-steering ofItalyCNR-IFN,Italy);ValeriaGiliberti(Sapienza in CMOS
UniversityofRome,Italy);EnnioGiovine(National
KaushikSengupta(CaliforniaInstituteofTechnology,
ResearchCouncilofItalyCNR-IFN,Italy);Roberto
USA)
Casini(NationalResearchCouncilofItalyCNR-IFN,
Italy);FlorestanoEvangelisti(UniversitàRomaTre, 12:10 Multi-Band Imaging and Adaptive Beam Italy);MicheleOrtolani(NationalResearchCouncilof Steering Techniques for the ItalyCNR-IFN&SapienzaUniversityofRome,Italy) Submillimetre-Wave Range
Arttu Luukanen (MilliLab, Finland)
09:40 Toward Room-Temperature All-Silicon Integrated THz Active Imaging
JanuszGrzyb(UniversityofWuppertal,Germany);
RichardAlHadi(UniversityofWuppertal,Germany);
YanZhao(UniversityofWuppertal,Germany);Ullrich
Pfeiffer (University of Wuppertal, Germany)
10:00 Silicon Microlens Antenna for Multi-Pixel THz Heterodyne Detector Arrays
Choonsup Lee (JPL, USA)
10:20 Si-based Imaging Receivers for Mm-wave and THz Applications
Jae-SungRieh(KoreaUniversity,Korea);Daekeun
Yoon (Korea University, Korea)
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Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Tuesday
09:00 Tunable Graphene-Based Reflectarray 11:10 RF MEMS for Antenna Applications
Element for Reconfigurable Beams
StepanLucyszyn(ImperialCollegeLondon,United
EduardoCarrasco(EcolePolytechniqueFédéralede
Kingdom);SuneatPranonsatit(KasetsartUniversity
Lausanne,Switzerland);MicheleTamagnone(Ecole
& Faculty of Engineering, Thailand)
PolytechniqueFédéraledeLausanne,Switzerland);
JulienPerruisseau-Carrier(EcolePolytechnique 11:30 A Reconfigurable Chassis-mode Fédérale de Lausanne & EPFL, Switzerland)
MIMO Antenna
KrishnaKishor(UniversityofToronto,Canada);Sean
09:20 Reconfigurable Unit-cells for Beam-Scanning V Hum (University of Toronto, Canada)
Transmitarrays in X Band
Antonio Clemente (CEA-LETI Minatec & IETR, 11:50 A Reconfigurable Band-Reject MIMO for Université Rennes 1, France); Laurent Dussopt Cognitive Radio
(CEA,LETI,Minatec,France);BrunoReig(CEA-LETI,
YoussefTawk (Notre Dame University Louaize &
ConfigurableSpaceMicrosystemsInnovations&ApFrance);PatrickPotier(DGA/Maîtrisedel‘InformatiplicationsCenter,UniversityofNewMexico,USA);
on,France);PhilippePouliguen(DGA/Directiondela
ChristosChristodoulou(UniversityofNewMexico,
Stratégie, France)
USA);JosephCostantine(CaliforniaStateUniversity
Fullerton&AmericanUniversityofBeirut-Electrical
09:40 Real-Time Sector Detection Based on a and Computer Engineering Department, USA)
Reconfigurable Leaky-Wave Antenna
BabakNikfal(PolytechniqueMontreal,Canada); 12:10 Advances in Electronically Reconfigurable ChristopheCaloz(EcolePolytechniquedeMontreal, LWAs in Fabry-Pérot and SIW Technologies
Canada)
Raúl Guzmán Quirós (Universidad Politécnica
deCartagena,Spain);Jose-LuisGómez-Tornero
10:00 Nematic Liquid Crystals for Reconfigurable (PolytechnicUniversityofCartagena,Spain);María
Millimeter Wavelength Antenna Technology
García-Vigueras (EPFL, Spain); Andrew R Weily
EfstratiosDoumanis(Queen‘sUniversityBelfast,
(CSIRO ICT Centre, Australia); Y Jay Guo (CSIRO,
UnitedKingdom);RaymondDickie(Queen‘sUniverAustralia)
sityBelfast,UnitedKingdom);PaulBaine(Queen‘s
UniversityofBelfast,UnitedKingdom);Gerardo 12:30 Frequency Reconfiguration in Single and Dual
Perez-Palomino(UniversidadPolitécnicadeMadrid, Antenna Modules
Spain);RobertCahill(Queen‘sUniversityBelfast,
PeterGardner(UniversityofBirmingham,United
UnitedKingdom);GeorgeGoussetis(Reader,United
Kingdom);AlexandrosFeresidis(UniversityofBirKingdom);JoseA.Encinar(UniversidadPolitecnica
mingham,UnitedKingdom);PeterSHall(University
deMadrid,Spain);MarianoBarba(UniversidadPoliofBirmingham,UnitedKingdom);TimothyJackson
tecnicadeMadrid,Spain);StevenChristie(Queens
(TheUniversityofBirmingham,UnitedKingdom);
UniversityofBelfast,UnitedKingdom);NeilMitchell
OluwabunmiTade(UniversityofBirmingham,United
(Queen‘s University Belfast, United Kingdom);
Kingdom);MarinaMavridou(UniversityofBirmingMichaelBaine(Queen‘sUniversityofBelfast,United
ham,UnitedKingdom);YasinKabiri(TheUniversity
Kingdom);GiovanniToso(EuropeanSpaceAgency,
ofBirmingham,UnitedKingdom);XiangGao(The
The Netherlands)
University of Birmingham, United Kingdom)
Monday
09:00 CA07: Emerging Reconfigurable
10:20 Liquid Crystals for Microwave Applications
- Antenna Technologies
Atsutaka Manabe (Merck KGaA, Germany)
12:50 Room: R31
Chairs:AlexandrosFeresidis(UniversityofBirCOFFEE BREAK
mingham,UnitedKingdom),GeorgeGoussetis
(Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom)
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14:00 Wed_Wall1: Antennas for cellular
- systems
2. A Printed MIMO Antenna System with CLLs
for Isolation Enhancement
AhmedB.Numan(KFUPM,SaudiArabia);Oualid
Hammi (KFUPM, Saudi Arabia); Mohammad S.
Sharawi (King Fahd University of Petroleum and
Minerals, Saudi Arabia); Daniel Aloi (Oakland
University, USA)
3. A 4-element MIMO Antenna System Loaded
with CSRRs and Patch Antenna Elements
Muhammad U. Khan (King Fahd University of
Petroleum&Minerals,SaudiArabia);Mohammad
S.Sharawi(KingFahdUniversityofPetroleumand
Minerals,SaudiArabia);AshleySteffes(Oakland
University,USA);DanielAloi(OaklandUniversity,
USA)
Friday
Wednesday
1. Cross Polarization Level Reduction of a
Millimeter-Wave Microstrip Antenna Array
Jose Enriquez Gonzalez (Telecom ParisTech &
BluwanS.A.,France);XavierBegaud(InstitutTELECOM,TELECOMParisTech,France);BernardHuyart
(EcoleNationaleSupérieuredeTélécommunications,
France); François Magne (Bluwan S.A., France);
FriedmanTchoffo-Talom(ThalesCommunications&
Security, France)
Thursday
Tuesday
Monday
Wednesday, April 10
4. Design of A Printed Multiband MIMO
Antenna
DiWu(CityUniversityofHongKong,HongKong);
WilliamS.W.Cheung(TheUniversityofHongKong,
HongKong);TiYuk(TheUniversityofHongKong,
HongKong);LiLiu(TheUniversityofHongKong,
Hong Kong)
5. Further on the True Polarization Diversity
for MIMO Systems and Channel Capacity
Enhancement
SantiagoGonzalez-Aurioles(UniversidaddeExtremadura,Spain);PabloPadilla(UniversityofGranada,Spain);JuanF.Valenzuela-Valdés(Universidad
deExtremadura,Spain);LuisLandesa(Universityof
Extremadura, Spain)
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6. Utilization of Multiantenna Full-Duplex
Relay for Post-Disaster Cellular Network
Recovery
TetsukiTaniguchi(UniversityofElectro-Communications,Japan);YoshioKarasawa(TheUniversityof
Electro-Communications,Japan);NobuoNakajima
(TheUniversityofElectro-Communications,Japan)
7. Theoretic SIR for Multicarrier MISO Beamforming Cellular Systems
Dimitra Zarbouti (University of Peloponnese,
Greece);GeorgeTsoulos(UniversityofPeloponnese,Greece);GeorgiaAthanasiadou(Universityof
Peloponnese, Greece)
8. Artificial Neural Networks Modeling
Technique for Fast Analysis and Design of
Multi-Antenna Systems
Rafik Addaci (IFSTTAR, LEOST, France); Robert
Staraj(UniversityofNice-SophiaAntipolis,France)
9. Base Station Antenna Tilt for Load Balancing
Vlad-IoanBratu(KTHRoyalInstituteofTechnology,
Sweden); Claes Beckman (KTH Royal Institute of
Technology, Sweden)
10. A Printed Hybrid Loop Planar Inverted-F
Antenna for Next Generation Handheld
Terminals
IftikharAhmed(COMSATSInstituteofInformation
Technology,Pakistan);ImranShoaib(QueenMary
UniversityofLondon,UnitedKingdom);Nosherwan
Shoaib(PolitecnicoDiTorino,Italy);ArslanRasheed
(COMSATS Institute of InformationTechnology,
Pakistan);SultanShoaib(QueenMaryUniversityof
London, United Kingdom)
11. A Study of Multiband Planar Monopole
Antenna Integrated for 4G Terminals
HélioFerreira(UniversidadeFederaldoPará,Brazil);
MiércioCardosodeAlcântaraNeto(FederalUniversityofPará&TelecommunicationsandComputing
Laboratory,Brazil);DiegoSilva(UniversidadeFederaldoPará,Brazil);FabrícioBarros(Universidade
FederaldoPará,Brazil);GervásioCavalcante(UFPA,
Brazil);AlexandreRocha(IESAM,Brazil);Ronaldo
Oliveira Santos (IESAM, Brazil)
Wednesday, April 10
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Monday
14:00 Wed_Wall2: Antennas and propagation
12. Influence of the Feed Position in Quasi
- for wireless networks, RFID, on-body
Self Complementary Antennas Dedicated to
16:50
antennas and sensor networks
Multistandard Software Radio System
CedricRequin(UniversityofNiceSophiaAntipolis,
France); Georges Kossiavas (University of Nice,
1. Dual Band Circularly Polarized Patch AntenFrance);RobertStaraj(UniversityofNice-Sophia
na Using Ferrimagnetic Material
Antipolis, France)
Theodore Zervos (NCSR„Demokritos“, Institute
of Informatics &Telecommunications, Greece);
13. Frequency Reconfigurable Antenna Using
Fotis Lazarakis (NCSR Demokritos, Institute of
a PIN Diode for Mobile Handset Application
Informatics&Telecommunications,Greece);Antonis
SungWooLee(KyonggiUniversity,Korea);Young
JeSung(KyonggiUniversity,Korea);SeungjaeLee
AAlexandridis(NCSR„Demokritos“,Greece);Kostas
Dangakis (NCSR„Demokritos“, Greece); George
(HCT,Korea);BongJaeHur(HCT,Korea);JiYoung
Park (HCT, Korea)
Fikioris(NationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens,
Greece); Michael Pissas (NCSR „Demokritos“,
InstituteofMaterialsScience,Greece);J(Yiannis)
14. A Single-Element Frequency and Radiation
Vardaxoglou(LoughboroughUniversity,United
Pattern Reconfigurable Antenna
ImranShoaib(QueenMaryUniversityofLondon,
Kingdom)
United Kingdom); Sultan Shoaib (Queen Mary
2. Adaptive Array Antenna Used for Signal to
UniversityofLondon,UnitedKingdom);Xiaodong
Noise Ratio and Angle of Arrival Estimation
Chen(QueenMary,UniversityofLondon,United
Kingdom);CliveParini(QueenMaryUniversityof
BassimSayedMohammed(UniversityofTechnoloLondon, United Kingdom)
gy,Iraq);NooriHusseinNoori(Al-MansourUniversity
College, Iraq)
15. Moved to oral session
3. Integrated Two Textile Dipole Antenna
with Dual-band Textile Artificial Magnetic
Conductor
MuhammadAzfarAbdullah(UniversitiTeknologi
Malaysia, Malaysia); Mohamad Kamal A. Rahim
(UniversitiTeknologiMalaysia,Malaysia);Mohd
EzwanJalil(UniversitiTeknologiMalaysia,Malaysia);
16. Isolation Potential of Capacitive CouNoor Asmawati Samsuri (Universiti Teknologi
pling Elements for Smartphones Using
Malaysia,Malaysia);NoorAsnizaMurad(Universiti
Spatial Duplexing
MauroPelosi(AalborgUniversity,Denmark);Osama
Alrabadi(AAU,Denmark);AlexandruTatomirescu
4. Directivity-Enhanced Log-Spiral Antenna
(Aalborg University, Denmark); Gert Pedersen
Through a Chiral Metamaterial Superstrate
DimitriosK.Rongas(AristotleUniversityofThessaloniki,Greece);StamatiosA.Amanatiadis(Aristotle
17. Compact Multiband Antenna System for
UniversityofThessaloniki,Greece);AlexandrosI.
Smartphone Platforms
Dimitriadis(AristotleUniversityofThessaloniki,
Jaume Anguera (Fractus, Spain); Cristina Picher
Greece);NikolaosV.Kantartzis(AristotleUniversity
(Fractus,Spain);AuroraAndújar(Fractus,Spain);
of Thessaloniki, Greece)
5. Circularly Polarized Patch Antenna Using
UC-PBG Structure for RFID Readers
Sylvain Pflaum (LEAT CNRS University of Nice
Sophia Antipolis, France); Georges Kossiavas
(UniversityofNice,France);RobertStaraj(University
ofNice-SophiaAntipolis,France);PhilippeLeThuc
(University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis, France)
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Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Wednesday, April 10
6. Bandwidth Enhanced Split-Ring Resonator
AntennaUsing Metamaterial-Inspired Loading
MimiAminahWanNordin(InternationalIslamic
University Malaysia, Malaysia)
7. Broadband Dual-Polarized Cross V-Shaped
Dipole Antenna with High Isolation for Wireless Applications
MohsenKaboli(K.N.ToosiUniversityofTechnology,
Iran); Abdullah Mirtaheri (K. N.Toosi University,
Iran); Seyed Mostafa Mousavi Roknabadi (K.
N. Toosi University of tech., Iran); mohammad
SadeghAbrishamian(K.N.ToosiUniverity,Iran);
SeyedmohsenAboutorab(K.N.ToosiUniversityof
Technology, Iran)
8. A Series-fed Microstrip Patch Array with
Interconnecting CRLH Transmission Lines for
WLAN Applications
Bilal Ijaz (North Dakota State University, USA);
Sayan Roy (North Dakota State University, USA);
MuhammadMasud(NorthDakotaStateUniversity,
USA);AdnanIftikhar(NorthDakotaStateUniversity,
USA);SanjayNariyal(NorthDakotaStateUniversity,
USA); Irfan Ullah (North Dakota State University, USA); Koby Asirvatham (North Dakota State
University,USA);BrianBooth(NorthDakotaState
University,USA);BenjaminBraaten(NorthDakota
State University, USA)
Friday
9. A Novel Waveguide Fed Slot Array Antenna
Using Groove Gap Waveguide Technology
HosseinSarbandiFarahani(K.N.ToosiUniversity
ofTechnology,Iran);NaserGharanfeli(AmirKabir
UniversityofTechnology,Iran);RamezanAliSadeghzadeh(K.N.ToosiUniversityofTechnology,Iran)
10. Maximum Directivity of Azimuthal Modes
Antenna
MaciejSmierzchalski(IETR-UniversityofRennes1,
France);KouroshMahdjoubi(UniversityofRennes
1,France);AlaSharaiha(UniversitédeRennes1&
IETR, France)
11. Compact Dual-fed Slotted Circular Polarization Antenna with Reflector for RF Energy
Harvesting
Muhammad Faizal Ismail (Universiti Teknologi
Malaysia, Malaysia); Mohamad Kamal A. Rahim
(UniversitiTeknologiMalaysia,Malaysia);Mohamad
RijalHamid(UniversitiTeknologiMalaysia,Malaysia);MohdFairusMohdYusof(FacultyofElectrical
Engineering,UniversitiTeknologiMalaysia,Malaysia);HudaA.Majid(UniversitiTeknologiMalaysia,
Malaysia)
12. Design and Evaluation of Conformal Patch
Antenna Array for Use with Wireless Sensor
Network Inside Jet Engines
Mathias Grudén (Uppsala University, Sweden);
MagnusJobs(UppsalaUniversity,Sweden);Anders
Rydberg (Uppsala University, Sweden)
13. Novel Compact Monopole RDRA for UWB
Wireless Communication Applications
Hany Atallah (South Valley University, Egypt)
14. Investigations of Corrugation Issues in SIW
Based Antipodal Linear Tapered Slot Antennas
At 60 GHz
T. RAMA RAO (SRM University, India); Purva
Shrivastava(SRMUniversity,India);NisheshTiwari
(SRM Uniuversity, India)
15. Design of Compact UWB MIMO Antenna for
Two Different Stub Structures
Nandita Saha (University of Kiel, Germany);
ShuvashisDey(AmericanInternationalUniversityBangladesh&QueenMary,UniversityofLondon,
Bangladesh); Md. Shaad Mahmud (American
InternationalUniversity-Bnagladesh,Bangladesh)
16. Compact Size Closely Spaced Meta-Material MIMO Antenna with High Isolation for
Wireless Applications
Mahmoud Abdelrahman Abdalla (MTC, Cairo,
Egypt);AhmedIbrahim(El-MiniaUniversity,Egypt)
17. A Compact Ultrawideband MIMO Antenna
LiLiu(TheUniversityofHongKong,HongKong);
WilliamS.W.Cheung(TheUniversityofHongKong,
HongKong);TiYuk(TheUniversityofHongKong,
HongKong);DiWu(CityUniversityofHongKong,
Hong Kong)
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Wednesday, April 10
14:00 Wed_Wall3: Antennas for space 2
16:50
2. A Linear to Circular Polarization Converter
Based on Jerusalem-Cross Frequency Selective Surface
Irfan Sohail (Macquarie University, Australia);
YogeshRanga(CSIRO,ICTCentre,Australia);Karu
Esselle(MacquarieUniversity,Australia);StuartG
Hay (CSIRO ICT Centre, Australia)
7. Grid Type Vs Scanning Performance of
Planar Dual-Band Arrays
A Shenario Ezhil Valavan (Delft University of
Technology,TheNetherlands);DTran(IRCTR&TU
Delft,TheNetherlands);AlexanderYarovoy(Delft
8. On the Design of Microstrip Patch Antenna
Array for Uniform Power Density in a Wide
Spatial Range
AlbertoReyna(UniversidadTecnológicadeTamaulipasNorte,Mexico);MarcoPanduro(,Mexico);CarlosDel-Río(PublicUniversityofNavarra&Antenna
Group, Spain)
Friday
1. Dual Frequency Band Integrated Antenna
Array
Pavel Bezousek (University of Pardubice, Czech
Republic);MilanChyba(UniversityofPardubice,
CzechRepublic);VladimirSchejbal(Universityof
Pardubice,CzechRepublic);JanPidanic(University
of Pardubice, Czech Republic)
6. Fan-Beam Array Synthesis
MilanChyba(UniversityofPardubice,CzechRepublic);PavelBezousek(UniversityofPardubice,Czech
Republic); Jan Pidanic (University of Pardubice,
Pardubice, Czech Republic)
Thursday
21. Evaluation of Software Tools for Urban
Wireless Network Designing and Planning
TalhaAliKhan(KingSaudUniversity,SaudiArabia);
FarazMahmood(EricssonAB&LinköpingUniversity,Sweden);MuhammadKamranAsif(KingSaud
University, Saudi Arabia);Talha AhmedTaj (King
Saud University, Saudi Arabia); Nadeem Ashraf
(King Saud University, Saudi Arabia)
5. Electrically Small Complementary Split Ring
Resonator-Loaded on Eighth-Mode Substrate
Integrated Waveguide Antenna
SungjoonLim(Chung-AngUniversity,Korea);Somarith Sam (Chung-Ang University, Korea)
Wednesday
20. A Defected Ground Structure for Isolation
Enhancement in a Printed MIMO Antenna
System
Ahmed B. Numan (KFUPM, Saudi Arabia);
Mohammad S. Sharawi (King Fahd University of
PetroleumandMinerals,SaudiArabia);AshleySteffes(OaklandUniversity,USA);DanielAloi(Oakland
University, USA)
4. Metamaterial Waveguide with Reduced
Cross Section
Nicolas Capet (CNES, France); Benedikt Byrne
(CNES, France); Ludovic Claudepierre (CNES,
France); Nathalie Raveu (Laplace - Université de
Toulouse - UPS INPT CNRS, France)
Tuesday
19. Block Diagonalization with User Antenna
Selection for Multiuser MIMO Systems
Kentaro Nishimori (Niigata University, Japan);
RryochiKataoka(NiigataUniversity,Japan);Hideo
Makino (Niigata University, Japan)
3. A Frequency Selective Surface with A Very
Wide Stop Band
Irfan Sohail (Macquarie University, Australia);
YogeshRanga(CSIRO,ICTCentre,Australia);Karu
Esselle(MacquarieUniversity,Australia);StuartG
Hay (CSIRO ICT Centre, Australia)
Monday
18. Analysis of Antenna Pattern Overlap
Matrix in Correlated Nonuniform Multipath
Environments
NimaJamaly(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,
Sweden); Anders Derneryd (Ericsson AB & Lund
University,Sweden);TommySvensson(Chalmers
9. CP Retrodirective Antenna Array Performance Degradation At Large Elevation Angles
OleksandrMalyuskin(QueensUniversityBelfast,
UnitedKingdom);VincentFusco(Queen‘sUniversity
Belfast,UnitedKingdom);NeilBuchanan(Queens
University Belfast, United Kingdom)
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Tuesday
Monday
Wednesday, April 10
10. Simulation-Driven Design of A Microstrip
Antenna Array by Means of Surrogate-Based
Optimization
11. Study of a L2 Patch Antennas Array for
GNSS/GPS Network
HocineHamoudi(InstitutNationaldelaPosteetdes
Technologiesdel‘InformationetdelaCommunication,Algeria);BoualemHaddad(USTHB,Algeria);
Phillipe Lognonné (IPGP, France)
Wednesday
12. Virtual Conformal Arrays Using Quasi-Conformal Transformation Optics Lenses
Do-Hoon Kwon (University of Massachusetts
Amherst, USA)
16. Innovative GA-based Strategy for Polyomino Tiling in Phased Array Design
RomanChirikov(ELEDIAResearchCenter,Italy);
PaoloRocca(UniversityofTrento,Italy);LucaManica(UniversityofTrento,Italy);ScottSantarelli(Air
ForceResearchLaboratory,USA);RobertMailloux
(ArconCorporation,USA);AndreaMassa(University
of Trento, Italy)
17. Calibration of Linear Array Antenna Using
Restoration Technique with Near-Field Compressed Sensing
KavyaKorada(DepartmentofECE&KLUniversity,
India); Sarat Kotamraju (K L University, India);
Habibulla Khan (KL University, India)
18. Man-pack Antenna At X-band
JoséManuelInclán-Alonso(UniversidadPolitécnica
deMadrid,Spain);ManuelSierra-Pérez(Universidad
13. Designing an Engineering Model of Reconfigurable Antenna for 21-GHz Band Broadcasting Satellite
Susumu Nakazawa (NHK, Japan); Masafumi
Nagasaka (NHK Science &Technology Research
Laboratory,Japan);MasashiKamei(NHK,Japan); 14:00 Wed_Wall4: Antennas and propagation
ShojiTanaka(NHKScienceandTechnicalResearch
- for space
Laboratories, Japan);Yasuhiro Ito (NHK, Japan)
Friday
Thursday
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14. Mutual Coupling and Sensitivity Investigations of SIW-Based Antipodal Linear Tapered
Slot Antennas in1-D and 2-D Array Configurations
FarzanehTaringou(UniversityofVictoria,Canada);
ThomasWeiland(TechnischeUniversitätDarmstadt,
Germany);JensBornemann(UniversityofVictoria,
Canada)
15. Design of an Ultra-Wideband Monocone
Circular Antenna Array for Vehicle-Integrated
Industrial Local Positioning Applications
MarkusGardill(Friedrich-AlexanderUniversityof
Erlangen-Nuremberg,Germany);GeorgFischer
(UniversityErlangen-Nuremberg&Eesy-id,Germany);RobertWeigel(UniversityofErlangen-Nuremberg,Germany);AlexanderKoelpin(University
ofErlangen-Nuremberg&Institutef.Electronics
Engineering, Germany)
1. Performance Analysis of Beamspace MUSIC
with Beamforming Angle
Dong-JinYeom(AgencyforDefenseDevelopment,
Korea); Sang-Hyun Park (Agency for Defense
Development, Korea); Jeong-Ryul Kim (Agency
forDefenseDevelopment,Korea);Min-JoonLee
(Agency for Defense Development, Korea)
2. Wideband, Phase-stable Antenna for Navigation Applications
CarolinaVigano (JAST SA, Switzerland); Charles
Gigandet(JASTSA,Switzerland);StefanoVaccaro
(JAST SA, Switzerland)
3. A Simple Broadband FSS Polarizer
MariannaBiscarini(UniversityofLaSapienza,Italy);
Giovanni Maria Sardi (University of Siena, Italy);
EnricaMartini(UniversityofSiena,Italy);Francesco
Caminita(UniversityofSiena,Italy);StefanoMaci
(University of Siena, Italy)
Wednesday, April 10
7. A Clutter Rejection Based on Entropy in TWI
RaffaeleSolimene(SecondUniversityofNaples,
Italy);AntonioCuccaro(SecondaUniversitàdegli
Studi di Napoli, Italy); Rocco Pierri (SUN, Italy)
9. X-shape Array for Joint DOA Estimation
Rahmat Sanudin (The University of Edinburgh,
United Kingdom)
11. Ray Tracing Multipath Modelling in GNSS
with a Single Reflector
MarcosLisoNicolás(TechnischeUniversitätBraunschweig,Germany);MariosSmyrnaios(LeibnitzUniversitätHannover,Germany);SteffenSchön(Leibnitz
UniversitätHannover,Germany);ThomasKürner
(TechnischeUniversitätBraunschweig,Germany)
16. Research on Field-to-Circuit Signal
Characteristics of Train Antennas in Railway
CommunicationEnvironmentUsingIntegrative
Modeling Technique
ShiPu(NationalUniversityofSingapore,Singapore)
Friday
10. Slant Path Attenuation At 72.5 GHz and
82.5 GHz
GeorgeBrost(AirForceResearchLab,USA);William
Cook (AFRL, USA); Kevin Magde (AFRL, USA)
15. Aircraft Channel Modeling for Wireless
Applications
Alexandre Piche (EADS France, France); Olivier
Urrea (EADS France, France); Gilles Peres (EADS Innovation Works, France)
Thursday
8. On the Comparison Between Radar Cross
Sections of 2-D and 3-D Scatterers
Dragan I. Olcan (University of Belgrade, Serbia);
BrankoKolundzija(UniversityofBelgrade,Serbia)
14. Moved to oral session
Wednesday
6. Time Reversal-MUSIC and Degrees of Freedom of Scattered Field
Angela Dell‘Aversano (via Roma, 29 & Seconda
Università degli Studi di Napoli, Italy); Raffaele
Solimene(SecondUniversityofNaples,Italy);Rocco
Pierri (SUN, Italy)
13. Analysis of a Rain Attenuation Time Series
Synthesizer Based on UIT-R Recommendations
Juan Antonio Romo (University of the Basque
Country, Spain); Ignacio Anitzine (University of
BasqueCountry,Spain);JosuEscolar(Universityof
theBasqueCountry,Spain);JianpeiYe(Universityof
the Basque Country, Spain)
Tuesday
5. UWB SAR Imaging of Near-Field Object for
Industrial Process Applications
SeyedehShaghayeghFayazi(UmeaUniversityof
Technology, Sweden); JianYang (Chalmers UniversityofTechnology,Sweden);Hoi-ShunLui(The
University of Queensland, Australia)
12. Withdrawn
Monday
4. Low Interaction of an Arbitrarily Large PEC
Cylinder with EM Waves Filtered Through a
Layered Structure
ConstantinosAValagiannopoulos(AaltoUniversity,
Finland)
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Wednesday, April 10
14:00 Wed_Wall5: Propagation for space and
- on-the-move antennas
1. Investigation of Rain Fade Dynamic Properties Using Simulated Rain Attenuation Data
with Synthtetic Storm Technique
CharilaosKourogiorgas(NationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens,Greece);AthanasiosD.Panagopoulos
(NationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens,Greece);
Spiros Livieratos (ASPETE, Greece); George
Chatzarakis(ASPETE,Greece);JohnD.Kanellopoulos(NationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens,Greece)
2. Parametric Study of Pin Surface Used to
Suppress Undesired Modes in a Packaged
W-band Microstrip Receiver
AinaraRebollo(PublicUniversityofNavarra,Spain);
ItziarMaestrojuán(PublicUniversityofNavarra,
Spain);BelenLarumbe-Gonzalo(AntennaGroup.
PublicUniversityofNavarra,Spain);RamonGonzalo
(PublicUniversityofNavarra,Spain);IñigoEderra
(Universidad Publica de Navarra, Spain)
3. Modeling Radio Propagation Effects At
V- And W-Band Using Physical-Statistical
Approaches and Ground-Based Data
ViniaMattioli(SapienzaUniversityofRome/Perugia,Italy);FrankS.Marzano(SapienzaUniversityof
Rome,Italy);NazzarenoPierdicca(DIE-Sapienza
UniversityofRome,Italy);GeorgeBrost(AirForce
ResearchLab,USA);PatriziaBasili(UniversityofPerugia,Italy);PieroCiotti(UniversityofL’Aquila,Italy)
4. SISO, MIMO and SIMO Characterisation of
the Land Mobile and Nomadic Satellite Propagation Channels
Frederic Lacoste (CNES, France); Joel Lemorton
(ONERA, France); Laurent Casadebaig (ONERA,
France);MehdiAit-Ighil(ONERA/CNESToulouse&
Onera/CNES/TAS,France);BelenMontenegroVillaceiros(ONERA,France);GuillaumeCarrie(ONERA,
France); Franck Rousseau (CNES, France)
5. Geometry-Based Modeling of Cross-Polarization Discrimination in HAP Propagation
Channels
EmmanouelT.Michailidis(UniversityofPiraeus,
Greece); Paraskevi Petropoulou (University of
Piraeus,Greece);AthanasiosG.Kanatas(University
of Piraeus, Greece)
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6. Low-Cost USRP SDR Receiver for the
Investigation of Multipath Influence on GNSS
Systems
MarcosLisoNicolás(TechnischeUniversitätBraunschweig,Germany);IvanArtamonov(Technische
Universität Braunschweig, Germany); Thomas
Kürner (Technische Universität Braunschweig,
Germany)
7. Singular Value Decomposition and Fuzzy
Logic Based Ground Penetrating Radar Image
Enhancement
MohsinRiaz(NationalUniversityofSciencesand
Technology,Pakistan);AbdulGhafoor(National
UniversityofSciencesandTechnology,Pakistan)
8. Akaike Information Criterion Based Through
Wall Image Enhancement
MohsinRiaz(NationalUniversityofSciencesand
Technology,Pakistan);AbdulGhafoor(National
UniversityofSciencesandTechnology,Pakistan)
9. Real-Time Data Acquisition and Signal
Processing of a Multistatic mm-Wave Radar
System
JochenMoll(GoetheUniversityFrankfurtamMain,
Germany); Marion Böswirth (RoboTechnology
GmbH,Germany);ViktorKrozer(GoetheUniversityof
FrankfurtamMain,Germany);JürgenBosse(Robo
Technology GmbH, Germany)
10. Efficient Ray Tracing Tool for UWB Propagation and Localization Modeling
Mohamed Laaraiedh (University of Rennes 1,
France); Nicolas Amiot (Université Rennes I &
Institutd‘ElectroniqueetdeTélécommunications
deRennes,France);BernardUguen(Universityof
Rennes I, France)
11. Analyzing Corona Breakdown with a Finite
Element-based Electromagnetic Solver
Ioannis D Koufogiannis (EPFL, Switzerland);
FranciscoEdenSorolla(EPFL,Switzerland);JuanR
Switzerland);MichaelMattes(EPFL,Switzerland)
12. Modelling Radio Wave Propagation in
Tunnels with Ray-Tracing Method
Cheng-GuoLiu(WuhanUniversityofTechnology,
P.R.China);ErTaoZhang(WuhanZhongyuanElectronicInformationCorporation,P.R.China);ZhiWu
(WuhanUniversityofTechnology,P.R.China);Bin
Zhang(WuhanUniversityofTechnology,P.R.China)
Wednesday, April 10
1. Application of Discrete Green‘s Function in
Modelling of Planar Antennas
SalmaMirhadi(IranUniversityofScienceandTechnology,Iran);MohammadSoleimani(IranUniversity
ofScienceandTechnology,Iran);AliAbdolali(IUST,
Iran)
2. HFSS Hybrid - the Advent of 3D System
Simulation
Lars Eric Rickard Petersson (ANSYS, Inc., USA);
Kezhong Zhao (ANSYS, Inc., USA); Istvan Bardi
(ANSYS, Inc., USA)
7. Compressive Sensing Applied to Ultra-Wideband Radio Channel Measurements
Itziar de laTorre (IMST GmbH, Germany); Jürgen
Kunisch (IMST GmbH, Germany)
8. Dispersion Analysis of Open Periodic Structures Using Reflection Pole Method
SakinehTooni(TechnicalUniversityofMunich&Iran
UniversityofScienceandTechnology,Germany);
ThomasF.Eibert(TechnischeUniversitätMünchen,
Germany);MajidTayarani(IranUniversityofScience
andTechnology,Iran);LarissaVietzorreck(TechnischeUniversitaetMuenchen,Germany);KunWang
Friday
14:00 Wed_Wall6: Fundamental research on
- antennas and propagation
6. A 2D Finite Difference/Finite Element Analysis of Reconfigurable mm-Wave Circuits in the
Presence of Nematic Liquid Crystals
Anastasis C Polycarpou (University of Nicosia,
Cyprus); Marios Christou (University of Nicosia,
Cyprus); Nectarios Papanicolaou (University of
Nicosia, Cyprus)
Thursday
16. Space Diversity Analysis for Low Elevation
Links in a Wooded Area
Michal Simunek (Czech Technical University in
Prague, Czech Republic); Pavel Pechac (Czech
TechnicalUniversityinPrague,CzechRepublic);
FernandoPérez-Fontán(UniversityofVigo,Spain)
5. Spectral Domain: A Numerical Ray Launching
EliasRachid(SaintJosephUniversity,USJ,Lebanon)
Wednesday
15. Experimental Characterization of the UWB
Channel for an Underground Mining Vehicle
Yacouba Coulibaly (University du Quebec en
Abitibi Téminscamigue, Canada); Gilles Delisle
(LRTCS-UQAT,Canada);NadirHakem(Université
du Québec en Abitibi Témiscamingue & LRTCS
Research Laboratory Télébec in Underground
Communications,Canada);AkakpoDodji(Ecole
Polytechnique de Montreal, Canada)
4. GRECO Code Rejuvenated: Hybrid CPU-graphical Processing
JuanM.Rius(UniversitatPolitècnicadeCatalunya,
Spain);AlexCarbo(UniversitatPolitècnicadeCatalunya,Spain);EduardUbeda(UniversitatPolitècnica
de Catalunya (UPC), Spain); Alexander Heldring
(Polytechnical University of Catalunya, Spain)
Tuesday
14. LTE MIMO Performance Measurements on
Trains
MohammadAlasali(KTH:RoyalInstituteofTechnology,Jordan);ClaesBeckman(KTHRoyalInstitute
3. Scattering by an Infinite Circular Metallic
Cylinder Coated by a Lossless or Lossy Elliptical Cylinder: Closed-Form Solutions
GrigoriosZouros(NationalTechnicalUniversityof
Athens,Greece);DemetriosKanoussis(National
Technical University of Athens, Greece); John
Roumeliotis(NationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens,
Greece)
Monday
13. Experimental Estimation of Propagation
Impairments of a Satellite-To-Helicopter Radio
Channel At Ku Band
Manuel García Sánchez (Universidade de Vigo,
Spain);EdgarLemos-Cid(UniversityofVigo,Spain);
AnaAlejos(UniversidadedeVigo,Spain);Santiago
Garcia-Fernandez (Armada Española, Spain)
9. Optimization Method of Higher Order (2,4)
FDTD Method for Low Dispersion Error
YongjunHong(AgencyforDefenseDevelopment,
Korea);Jong-GwanYook(YonseiUniversity,Korea)
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10. RAPIDS II-version PASTEL: a User Friendly
Software for the Analysis of Space Communication
CarlosPereira(UniversitéCatholiquedeLouvain,
Belgium);DanielleVanhoenacker-Janvier(Université
catholiquedeLouvain,Belgium);BelénMontenegro-Villacieros(UniversitéCatholiquedeLouvain,
Belgium);MichaelCheffena(UniversityGraduate
Center-UNIK,Norway);LaurentCastanet(ONERA,
France); Benoit Segaert (UNIWAY, Belgium); Luc
Lechien(AETHIS,Belgium);AntonioMartellucci
(European Space Agency, The Netherlands)
11. Compressed Sensing Based Detection
of Localized Heavy Rain Using Microwave
Network Attenuation
GemalynAbrajano(NaraInstituteofScienceand
Technology,Japan);MinoruOkada(NaraInstituteof
Science and Technology, Japan)
12. Measurement of Atmospheric Refractivity
Using Digital Audio Broadcast Radio Signals
RobertJWatson(UniversityofBath,UnitedKingdom);NathanDumont(UniversityofBath,United
Kingdom)
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Wednesday, April 10
Friday
14:00 Wed_Wall7: Antennas for no specific
- application
1. Broadband Low Profile Substrate-Integrated
Antenna Based on Gradient Index Lens
Abdallah Dhouibi (LEME, France); Shah Nawaz
Burokur(Institutd‘ElectroniqueFondamentale-UniversitéParis-Sud,France);AndrédeLustrac(Institut
d‘ElectroniqueFondamentale-UniversitéParis-Sud,
France); Alain Priou (LEME, France)
2. Intertwined Spiral Array on Magnetized
Ferrite Substrate
Gwendal Cochet (University of Brest & Queen‘s
UniversityofBelfast,France);AndreaVallecchi(UniversityofSiena,Italy);AlexSchuchinsky(Queen‘s
University of Belfast, United Kingdom); Patrick
Quéffélec(LEST-UBOUniversityofBrest,France);
Vincent Laur (Lab-STICC, France); Robert Cahill
(Queen‘s University Belfast, United Kingdom)
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3. Microstrip-Fed Embedded Cylindrical
Dielectric Resonator Antenna
Maria Castillo Solis (University of Manchester,
UnitedKingdom);ZhipengWu(UniversityofManchester,UnitedKingdom);Cheng-GuoLiu(Wuhan
University of Technology, P.R. China)
4. A New Reconfigurable Single-Feed
Microstrip Antenna with Polarization Diversity
AilarSedghara(TarbiatModaresUniversity,Iran);
ZahraAtlasbaf(TarbiatModaresUniversity,Iran)
5. Control of Surface Reflection Phase by Multiple Embedded Width-Modulated Microstrip
Resonators
YogeshRanga(CSIRO,ICTCentre,Australia);LadislauMatekovits(PolitecnicodiTorino,Italy);Stuart
G Hay (CSIRO ICT Centre, Australia);Trevor S. Bird
(Antengenuity & CSIRO, Australia)
6. Wide Band Antenna for Millimeter Wave
Applications
RomanChernobrovkin(UsikovInstituteforRadiophysicsandElectronicsofNASofUkraine,Ukraine);
DenisIvanchenko(UsikovInstituteofRadioPhysics
andElectronics,Ukraine);IgorIvanchenko(А.Usikov
InstituteofRadioPhysicsandElectronics,Ukraine);
NinaPopenko(А.UsikovInstituteofRadioPhysics
and Electronics, Ukraine);Vyacheslav I Pishikov
(UsikovInstituteofRadioPhysicsandElectronics,
Ukraine)
7. Comparison on the Coupling Between Substrate Integrated Waveguide and Microstrip
Transmission Lines for Antenna Arrays
LayneBerge(NorthDakotaStateUniversity&CenterforNanoscaleScienceandEngineering,USA);
BenjaminBraaten(NorthDakotaStateUniversity,
USA)
8. Complementary Frequency Selective Surfaces in a Waveguide Simulator
ChinweNjoku(LoughboroughUniversity,United
Kingdom);J(Yiannis)Vardaxoglou(Loughborough
University,UnitedKingdom);WilliamWhittow(Loughborough University, United Kingdom)
9. Design and Optimization of Reconfigurable Reflectarray Element with MEMS Phase
Shifter
ZhouDu(AaltoUniversity,Finland);AleksiTamminen(AaltoUniversity,Finland);JuhaAla-Laurinaho
(AaltoUniversity,Finland);JussiSäily(VTTTechnical
ResearchCentreofFinland,Finland);PekkaRan-
Wednesday, April 10
12. An Ultralow Cross Polarization Uniform
Long Slot Leaky-Wave Antenna
AlirezaMallahzadeh(ShahedUniversity,Iran);MohammadHoseinAmini(UniversityofShahed,Iran)
15. Design of an Electrically Small CP Antenna
with Application to Alleviating Orientation
Dependence in Near-Field Wireless Power
Transfer
Ick-JaeYoon (Technical University of Denmark,
Denmark); Hao Ling (The University of Texas at
Austin, USA)
20. Phase Shifting Diagram of the Azimuthally
Magnetized Coaxial Ferrite Waveguide
MarianaNikolovaGeorgieva-Grosse(Meterstrasse
4,Germany);GeorgiNikolovGeorgiev(University
of Veliko Tirnovo „St. St. Cyril and Methodius“,
Bulgaria)
21. A Novel Dual-Frequency Rectifier Based
on a 180° Hybrid Junction for RF Energy
Harvesting
HakimTakhedmit(UniversitédeParis-EstMarnela-Vallée, France); Laurent Cirio (Université de
Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée, France); Zied Saddi
(UniversitédeParis-EstMarne-la-Vallée,France);
JeanDanielLanSunLuk(UniversityofLaReunion,
France);OdilePicon(UniversitéParis-EstMarne-laVallée, France)
Friday
14. New Hybrid Design for a Broadband High
Gain 60-GHz Dielectric Resonator Antenna
TaiebElkarkraoui(UniversitéLaval,Canada);Gilles
Delisle (LRTCS-UQAT, Canada); Nadir Hakem
(UniversitéduQuébecenAbitibiTémiscamingue&
LRTCSResearchLaboratoryTélébecinUnderground
Communications, Canada);Yacouba Coulibaly
(UniversityduQuebecenAbitibiTéminscamigue,
Canada)
19. A Band-notched UWB Antenna Using UniPlanar EBG Structure
LalithendraKurra(IndianInstituteofTechnology
Delhi,India);MaheshAbegaonkar(IITDelhi,India);
AnanjanBasu(IndianInstituteofTechnology,Delhi,
India);ShibanKKoul(IndianInstituteofTechnology
Delhi, India)
Thursday
13. A Single-Fed Printed Slot Antenna with
Switchable Polarization
Alireza Mallahzadeh (Shahed University, Iran);
MohammadHoseinAmini(UniversityofShahed,
Iran); Sajad Mohammad ali nezhad (Shahed
university, Iran)
18. Aerosol-Printed Horn-Shaped Antenna on
LTCC
JordiBalcells-Ventura(IMSTGmbH,Germany);Jens
Leiß(IMSTGmbH,Germany);MartinIhle(Fraunhofer
Institute for CeramicTechnologies and Systems
IKTS,Germany);SteffenZiesche(FraunhoferInstituteforCeramicTechnologiesandSystemsIKTS,
Germany); Peter Uhlig (IMST GmbH, Germany)
Wednesday
11. Design and Measurements of a Double
Ridged Guide Horn Feed for P-Band Direct
Path Measurements
AlbertoDiMaria(GermanAerospaceCenter(DLR),
Germany);AlicjaKość(GermanAerospaceCenter,
Germany);MarkusLimbach(GermanAerospace
17. Vivaldi Antenna with Low Frequency
Resonance for Reduced Dimensions
Torbjörn Ödman (Self Employed, Sweden); Paul
Hallbjörner (SP Technical Research Institute of
Sweden, Sweden)
Tuesday
10. Design of Circularly Polarized Terahertz
Antenna with Interdigital Electrode Photomixer
KamilPítra(BrnoUniversityofTechnology,Czech
Republic); Zbynek Raida (Brno University of
Technology,CzechRepublic);HansL.Hartnagel
(Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany)
16. Design of Compact UWB Monopoles Using
DielectricLoadingandNumericalOptimization
Monday
takari(VTTTechnicalResearchCentreofFinland,
Finland);ArttuLuukanen(MilliLab,Finland);AnttiV.
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15:40 Estimating Uncertainties in Antenna Measurements
Mike Francis (NIST, USA)
COFFEE BREAK
Hall(UniversityofBirmingham,UnitedKingdom)
Friday
17:30 Dual Band Compact and Light EBG Superstrate Based Antenna for TT&C Applications
AmagoiaTellechea(PublicUniversityofNavarra,
Spain);JuanCarlosIriarte(PublicUniversityofNavarra,Spain);IñigoEderra(UniversidadPublicade
Navarra,Spain);RamonGonzalo(PublicUniversity
ofNavarra,Spain);FernandoMonjas(EADSCASA
Espacio,Spain);SilviaArenas(EADS-CASAEspacio,
Spain); Rodrigo Manrique (EADS CASA Espacio,
Spain);AntonioMontesano(EADS-CASAEspacio,
Spain)
Thursday
15:00 MIMO Propagation Channel Modeling
Ernst Bonek (Vienna University of Technology,
Austria)
Wednesday
- Room: G2
16:20 Chairs:CarloRizzo(TecnologicaLtd.,United 17:10 Multiple Layer Fabry-Perot Cavity Antennas
Konstantinos Konstantinidis (University of BirKingdom),ManuelSierra-Castañer(Technical
mingham,UnitedKingdom);AlexandrosFeresidis
University of Madrid, Spain)
(UniversityofBirmingham,UnitedKingdom);PeterS
Tuesday
15:00 Electromagnetic Simulation of a Multi-Scale World- And Beyond
16:50 Development of a 23-230 GHz Frequency Giuseppe Vecchi (Politecnico di Torino, Italy) Selective Surface for the Microwave Sounder Instrument on the MetOp Second Generation 15:40 Progress in Reflectarray Antenna Research: Mission
From Enhanced Frequency Features to Raymond Dickie (Queen‘s University Belfast,
Advanced Radiation Capabilities
UnitedKingdom);RobertCahill(Queen‘sUniversity
Fan Yang (Tsinghua University, P.R. China)
Belfast,UnitedKingdom);PeterHuggard(Rutherford
AppletonLaboratory,UnitedKingdom);ManjuHenry
(RutherfordAppletonLaboratory,UnitedKingdom);
VilleKangas(EuropeanSpaceAgency,TheNetherlands);PeterdeMaagt(EuropeanSpaceAgency,
The Netherlands)
Monday
16:50 A04: Advanced RF materials, meta-ma- Room: G1
- terials and EBG
16:20 Chairs: Stefano Maci (University of Siena, 18:30 Room: E1
Italy),EvaRajo-Iglesias(UniversityCarlosIIIof
Chairs: Peter de Maagt (European Space
Madrid, Spain)
Agency,TheNetherlands),OscarQuevedo-Teruel (Queen Mary, University of London,
United Kingdom)
17:50 Multi-band Artificial Magnetic Conductors with High Angular Stability
MaríaElenadeCos(UniversidaddeOviedo,Spain);
FernandoLas-Heras(UniversidaddeOviedo,Spain)
18:10 Wide Flare-Angle Horn Antenna with Enhanced Directivity Using a Third-Order Bandpass Frequency Selective Surface
Adrien Cottin (Universite de Rennes 1 & Institut
d‘ElectroniqueetdeTelecommunicationsdeRennes,France);RonanSauleau(UniversityofRennes
1, France); Hervé Legay (Thalès Alenia Space,
France);PatrickPotier(DGA/Maîtrisedel‘Informa85
tion, France)
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Wednesday, April 10
16:50 CP4: Propagation Aspects in Remote
16:50 A11: Lens antenna
- Sensing
- Room: E3
18:30 Room: E2
18:10 Chairs:JuhaAla-Laurinaho(AaltoUniversity,
Chairs: Ovidio Mario Bucci (University
Finland),ZvonimirSipus(UniversityofZagreb,
of Naples, Italy), Andreas Danklmayer
Croatia)
(Fraunhofer Institute for High Frequency Physics and Radar Techniques FHR,
16:50 ε-Near-Zero Graded Index Structure as a Germany), Jose M Riera (UPM, Spain)
Bi-concave Metallic Lens Using Stacked Rectangular Near Cut-Off Waveguides
16:50 Estimation of Atmospheric Attenuation At 99 Victor Pacheco Peña (Universidad Pública de
GHz Using a Total Power Radiometer
Navarra,Spain);VíctorTorres(UniversidadPublica
GustavoSiles(UniversidadPolitecnicadeMadrid,
deNavarra,Spain);MiguelNavarro-Cía(Imperial
Spain); Jose M Riera (Universidad Politécnica de
Madrid,Spain);PedroGarcía-del-Pino(Universidad
CollegeLondon,UnitedKingdom);MiguelBeruete
(UniversidadPublicadeNavarra,Spain);MarioSoPolitecnicadeMadrid,Spain);BeatrizMencia-Olirolla(UniversidadPublicadeNavarra,Spain);Nader
va (Universidad Politecnica de Madrid & ETSI
Engheta (University of Pennsylvania, USA)
Telecomunicacion,Spain);JesúsGrajal(Universidad
17:10 Extended Hemispherical Integrated Lens Antenna with Feeds on a Spherical Surface
17:10 Simulation of Multiple Scattering Effect in Aki Karttunen (Aalto University, Finland); Juha
Atmospheric Hydrometeors by Monte Carlo Ala-Laurinaho(AaltoUniversity,Finland);Ronan
Method
MartinGrabner(CzechMetrologyInstitute,Czech
Sauleau (University of Rennes 1, France); AnttiV.
Republic);VaclavKvicera(CzechMetrologyInstitute,
Czech Republic)
17:30 Artificial Dielectric Layers for Efficient Feeding
17:30 Multi-frequency Propagation Measurements of Lens Antennas: Rigorous Analysis and Experimental Validation
Over a Horizontal Path Above the Sea Surface WaqasHassanSyed(DelftUniversityofTechnology,
in the Baltic Sea
TheNetherlands);DanieleCavallo(DelftUniversity
AndreasDanklmayer(FraunhoferInstituteforHigh
Frequency Physics and Radar Techniques FHR,
ofTechnology,TheNetherlands);AndreaNeto(Delft
Germany);ThorstenBrehm(FraunhoferFHR,Germany);GregorBiegel(FraunhoferFHR,Germany);
JörgFörster(TechnicalCenterforShipsandNaval 17:50 Graded Index Photonic Crystal Lens for
Weapon, Germany)
Microwave Applications
FabianGaufillet(UniversitéParisSud,France);Eric
17:50 Tropospheric-Propagation Induced Distortion Akmansoy(UniversitéParisSud&Institutd‘Electro
of Wideband Signals
nique Fondamentalez, France)
Madhukar Chandra (TU-chemnitz, Germany)
18:10 Examples of DSD Products to Study Radio Wave Propagation
OndrejFiser(InstituteofAtmosphericPhysics&Fac.
ofElectricalEngineeringandInformatics/UniofPardubice,CzechRepublic);ZuzanaChladova(Institute
ofAtmosphericPhysics,CzechRepublic);Vladimir
Brazda(InstituteofAtmosphericPhysicsPrague,
Pardubice, Czech Republic)
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Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
16:50 Multiplexing Index and MIMO Band Index: Two 16:50 Multiple-Cylinder Diffraction Measurements Novel Metrics for MIMO Antenna Evaluation At 60 GHz
ElpinikiTsakalaki(AalborgUniversity,Denmark);
MariaTeresaMartinez-Ingles(UniversidadPolitecniOsamaAlrabadi(AAU,Denmark);ElisabethdeCarca de Cartagena, Spain); José-Víctor Rodríguez
valho(AalborgUniversity,Denmark);GertPedersen
(Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena, Spain);
Jose-MariaMolina-Garcia-Pardo(UniversidadPolitécnicadeCartagena,Spain);JuanPascual-García
17:10 Characterization of MIMO OTA Link Level (TechnicalUniversityofCartagena,Spain);Leandro
Performance of Dipole Antenna Array
Juan-Llacer(UniversidadPolitécnicadeCartagena,
Yong-SangCho(LGElectronics,Korea);PekkaKyösti
Spain)
(Anite Telecoms Oy, Finland); In-Kyung Kim (LG
Electronics, Korea)
17:10 Measurement and Simulation of the Bistatic Radar Cross Section of Traffic Signs for 17:30 Investigation of the Distribution of the
Vehicle-to-X Communications
Random LOS Component in a Reverberation KeGuan(TechnischeUniversitätBraunschweig,
Chamber
Germany);ZhangduiZhong(BeijingJiaotongUniverXiaomingChen(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,
sity, P.R. China); Marcos Liso Nicolás (Technische
UniversitätBraunschweig,Germany);RobertGeise
Technology,Sweden);JanCarlsson(SPTechnical
(TechnischeUniversitätBraunschweig,Germany);
Research Institute of Sweden, Sweden)
BjörnNeubauer(Technische UniversitätBraunschweig,Germany);GeorgZimmer(TechnischeUni17:50 Selection Schemes for Orthogonal Tripole versitätBraunschweig,Germany);ThomasKürner
Antennas
Jesús Gutiérrez (University of Cantabria, Spain);
AamirHabib(ViennaUniversityofTechnology,Aust- 17:30 Field Strength Measurements in Vegetated ria);MarkusRupp(ViennaUniversityofTechnology, Residential Environments
Austria)
Kin Lien Chee (Technische Universität Braunschweig,Germany);JohannesBaumgarten(Tech18:10 MIMO Reference Antennas for OTA
nischeUniversitätBraunschweig,Germany);Peter
Applications
Zahn(LSTelcomAG,Germany);MichaelRohner(LS
ShuaiZhang(KTH-RoyalInstituteofTechnology,
TelcomAG,Germany);MichaelBraun(LSTelcom,
Sweden);KunZhao(RoyalInstituteofTechnology
Germany);SaúlTorrico(Comsearch&TheGeorge
& Sony Ericsson, Sweden); Bangguo Zhu (Sony
WashingtonUniversity,USA);ThomasKürner(TechMobileCommunication,Sweden);ZhinongYing
nische Universität Braunschweig, Germany)
(SonyMobile,Sweden);SailingHe(RoyalInstituteof
Technology, Sweden)
17:50 Validation of a High Resolution Geolocation Database for UK White Space
NathanDumont(UniversityofBath,UnitedKingdom);RobertJWatson(UniversityofBath,United
Kingdom);StephenPennock(UniversityofBath,
United Kingdom)
Monday
16:50 M6: OTA and MIMO testing
16:50 P1: Fixed propagation modeling and
- Room: G1
- measurement campaigns
18:30 Chairs: Thomas Bolin (Sony Mobile Com- 18:30 Room: G2
munications,Sweden),PekkaKyösti(Anite
Chairs:FilibertoBilotti(UniversityRomaTre,
Telecoms Oy, Finland)
Italy),GunnarElgered(ChalmersUniversityof
Technology, Sweden)
18:10 Radio Channel Analysis for a RFID System Employing a Leaky Coaxial Cable as a Reader End
Chi-FangHuang(TatungUniversity,Taiwan);Wei87
Tzuu Lee (Tatung University, Taiwan)
Friday
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Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
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16:50 A13: MIMO, antenna diversity, smart
16:50 P5: Propagation measurements
- and signal processing antennas
- Room: J2
18:30 Room: J1
18:30 Chairs:SnjezanaGligorevic(GermanAerospace Center (DLR), Germany), Athanasios D.
Chairs: Hui Li (Lund University, Sweden),
Panagopoulos(NationalTechnicalUniversityof
WernerL.Schroeder(RheinMainUniversityof
Athens, Greece)
Applied Sciences, Germany)
16:50 Upper Bound on Pattern Correlation of Lossy 16:50 Short Term Propagation Analysis in a N-port Antennas in Terms of Modal Deciduous Tree Forest
Efficiencies
JoséAntonioGay-Fernández(UniversityofVigo,
Aleksander Krewski (RheinMain University of
Spain); Iñigo Cuiñas (University of Vigo, Spain);
AppliedSciences,Germany);WernerL.Schroeder
Isabel Expósito (University of Vigo, Spain)
(RheinMainUniversityofAppliedSciences,Germany); Klaus Solbach (UDE, Germany)
17:10 In-Cabin Aircraft Channel Temporal Variations Due to Moving Human Bodies: Measurements and Channel Characterization
17:10 Adaptive Impedance Matching Performance of MIMO Terminals with Different Bandwidth NektariosMoraitis(NationalTechnicalUniversityof
and Isolation Properties in Realistic Athens&InstituteofCommunicationsandCompu
User Scenarios
tersSystems,Greece);AthanasiosD.Panagopoulos
IvayloVasilev (Lund University, Sweden); Ehsan
Foroozanfard(LundUniversity,Sweden);BuonKiong
Lau (Lund University, Sweden)
17:30 Performance Loss Due to Multipath Propagati
on for IEEE 802.11 Systems
Frederic Heereman (Ghent University & IBBT,
17:30 On-Body and Off-Body 2.45 GHz MIMO Communications for Hearing Instrument Belgium);WoutJoseph(GhentUniversity,Belgium);
Applications
EmmericTanghe(GhentUniversity,Belgium);David
Plets(IBBT-GhentUniversity,Belgium);AliouBamba
Søren H Kvist (Technical University of Denmark
(UniversityofGhent,Belgium);LeenVerloock(IBBT
& GN ReSound A/S, Denmark); Pablo Fernández
Medina(TechnicalUniversityofDenmark,Denmark);
-GhentUniversity,Belgium);LucMartens(Ghent
JesperThaysen(GNReSoundA/S,Denmark);Kaj
University, Belgium)
BjarneJakobsen(TechnicalUniversityofDenmark,
17:50 Near Vertical Incidence Skywave Field Denmark)
Strength Time Variability Characterization in 17:50 Antenna Design Considerations for MIMO TV the Medium Wave Band
UnaiGil(UniversityoftheBasqueCountry,Spain);
White-Space Handsets
José García Merino (Radio Nacional de España,
ElpinikiTsakalaki(AalborgUniversity,Denmark);
RNE, Spain); José García Hernán-Pérez (Radio
OsamaAlrabadi(AAU,Denmark);ElisabethdeCarNacional de España, RNE, Spain); Javier Sánchez
valho(AalborgUniversity,Denmark);GertPedersen
Pérez (Radio Nacional de España, RNE, Spain);
DavidGuerra(UniversityoftheBasqueCountry,
18:10 A Switched-Beam Three-Element Printed Loop Spain);IvánPeña(UniversityoftheBasqueCountry,
Antenna Array for MIMO Systems
Spain);DaviddelaVega(UniversityoftheBasque
IftikharAhmed(COMSATSInstituteofInformation
Country, Spain)
Technology,Pakistan);ImranShoaib(QueenMary
University of London, United Kingdom); Sultan 18:10 Satellite-Based Wireless Sensor Networks: Radio Communication Link Design
Shoaib(QueenMaryUniversityofLondon,United Kingdom);NosherwanShoaib(PolitecnicoDiTorino,
Marios I. Poulakis (NationalTechnical University
of Athens, Greece); Stavroula Vassaki (National
Italy)
TechnicalUniversityofAthens,Greece);Athanasios
D.Panagopoulos(NationalTechnicalUniversityof
Athens, Greece)
Wednesday, April 10
17:10 GPU-Accelerated Computations of FDTD
Compatible Green‘s Function
Tomasz P Stefanski, Katarzyna Krzyzanowska
(Gdansk University of Technology, Poland)
17:10 Microwave Medical Imaging Techniques
George Cheng (Allwave Corporation & Allwave
Corporation,USA);YongZhu(AllwaveCorporation,
USA); Jan Grzesik (Allwave Corporation, USA)
17:30 On the Development and Optimization of Hybrid Parallel Codes for Integral Equation Formulations
AlejandroAlvarez-Melcon,FernandoDQuesada
Pereira(TechnicalUniversityofCartagena,Spain);
DomingoGimenez,CarlosPerezAlcaraz,Tomás
Ramírez García (University of Murcia, Spain); Jose-GinesPicon(SupercomputingCenter,Scientific
Park Foundation of Murcia, Spain)
17:30 Microwave Imaging of Extended Targets
GregorySamelsohn(ShamoonCollegeofEngineering, Israel)
Friday
18:10 Microwave Technology Shows Potential for Detecting Traumatic Intracranial Bleedings
StefanCandefjord(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,Sweden);AhzazMalikAhmad(Chalmers
UniversityofTechnology,Sweden);StefanKidborg
18:10 GPU Accelerated Computation of Radar Cross (Medfield Diagnostics AB, Sweden); Yinan Yu
Sections with Multiple Excitations
(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,Sweden);ToDusan Zoric (WIPL-D, Serbia); Dragan I. Olcan,
masMcKelvey(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,
BrankoKolundzija(UniversityofBelgrade,Serbia)
Sweden);AndreasFhager(ChalmersUniversityof
Technology,Sweden);MikaelPersson(Chalmers
18:30 Scalable Cloud Computing Infrastructure for University of Technology, Sweden)
Electromagnetic Virtual Prototyping
MatteoAlessandroFrancavilla(IstitutoSuperiore
MarioBoella,Italy);FrancescaVipiana(Politecnico
diTorino,Italy);OlivierTerzo,PietroRuiu,Lorenzo
Mossucca,GiuseppeCaragnano(IstitutoSuperiore
Mario Boella & IInfrastructures and Systems for
Advanced Computing, Italy); Giuseppe Vecchi
(Politecnico di Torino, Italy)
Thursday
17:50 Material Matrix Generation for FDTD Simulations Using OpenGL
SlawomirOrlowski(GdanskUniversityofTechnology,Poland);TomaszPStefanski(GdanskUniversity
of Technology, Poland)
17:50 The Maxwell Fish Eye Lens
Rhiannon C Mitchell-Thomas (Queen Mary,
University of London, United Kingdom); Oscar
Quevedo-Teruel(QueenMary,UniversityofLondon,
UnitedKingdom);YangHao(QueenMary,University
of London, United Kingdom)
Wednesday
16:50 Time-Difference-of-Arrival Imaging for Ultra-Wideband Microwave Mammography
JochenMoll(GoetheUniversityFrankfurtamMain,
Germany); Viktor Krozer (Goethe University of
Frankfurt am Main, Germany)
Tuesday
16:50 Acceleration Techniques in Matlab for EM Community
Miloslav Capek, Pavel Hazdra, Jan Eichler, Pavel
Hamouz,MilosMazanek(CzechTechnicalUniversity
in Prague, Czech Republic)
Monday
16:50 CA03: COST IC1102 FA- C Parallelization 16:50 A08: Imaging and inverse scattering
- and cloud computing
- Room: R24+R25
18:50 Room: R22+R23
18:30 Chairs: Jochen Moll (Goethe University
Chairs:DraganI.Olcan(UniversityofBelgraFrankfurtamMain,Germany),MikaelPersson
de,Serbia),FrancescaVipiana(Politecnicodi
(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,Sweden)
Torino, Italy)
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Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
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16:50 A29: Millimeterwave antennas
16:50 CP6: HF Propagation
- Room: R2
- Room: R31
18:30 Chairs:BenjaminFuchs(UniversityofRennes 18:30 Chairs:OzlemAydinCivi(MiddleEastTechnical University,Turkey), Marc Hélier (UPMC
1-IETR,France),RobinAugustine(Uppsala
Univ Paris 6, France)
University, Sweden)
16:50 Multilayer Holographic Antenna with Beam Scanning in Two Dimensions At W-Band
ChristianRusch(KarlsruheInstituteofTechnology,
Germany);StefanBeer(KarlsruheInstituteofTechnology,Germany);PhilippPahl(KarlsruheInstitute
ofTechnology,Germany);ThomasZwick(Karlsruhe
Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany)
17:10 Dielectric Lens Fed by Coherent Connected-Slot Array as Wideband Reflector Feed
OzanYurduseven(DelftUniversityofTechnology,
TheNetherlands);DanieleCavallo(DelftUniversity
ofTechnology,TheNetherlands);AndreaNeto(Delft
16:50 Enhancing Field Strength in HF Propagation by Using a Transition Between a Metamaterial and the Sea
Nicolas Bourey (Onera - The French Aerospace
Lab, France); Florent Jangal (Onera -The French
AerospaceLab,France);MurielDarces(UPMCUniv
Paris 6, France); Marc Hélier (UPMC Univ Paris 6,
France)
17:10 Radiation and Propagation in the Context of HF Over-The-Horizon Radar
Yannick Béniguel (IEEA, France); Nicolas Payet
(UPMCUnivParis6,France);MurielDarces(UPMC
UnivParis6,France);MarcHélier(UPMCUnivParis
6, France)
17:30 A 60 GHz CMOS-SOI Integrated Antenna with 17:30 HF Radars and HF Propagation Simulations
Coupled Patch in a QFN Package
Florent Jangal (Onera - The French Aerospace
JoseAlbertoZevallosLuna(UniversitedeGrenoble
Lab, France); Philippe Dorey (Onera -The French
&CEA,France);LaurentDussopt(CEA,LETI,MinaAerospaceLab,France);MichelMenelle(Oneratec,France);AlexandreSiligaris(Cea,Leti,Minatec,
TheFrenchAerospaceLab,France);NicolasBourey
France)
(Onera - The French Aerospace Lab, France)
17:50 Choke Ring Antenna for Bioelectromagnetic 17:50 Oblique Propagation of HF Signals in the Polar Experiments At 60 GHz
Cap Ionosphere
Artem V. Boriskin (IETR, Université de Rennes 1,
Alan Stocker , David Siddle, MichaelWarrington
France);MaximeZhadobov(UniversityofRENNES
(UniversityofLeicester,UnitedKingdom);Nikolay
1, France); Ronan Sauleau (University of Rennes
Zaalov (St. Petersburg State University, Russia);
1, France);Yves Le Dréan (University of Rennes 1,
MariyamJamilahHomam(UniversitiTunHussein
France)
OnnMalaysia,Malaysia);DavidBoteler(GeomagneticLaboratory,GeologicalSurveyofCanada,
18:10 77-GHz CMOS Artificial-Magnetic-Conductor Canada);DonaldDanskin(GeomagneticLaboratory,
On-Chip Yagi-Antenna with Integrated GeologicalSurveyofCanada,Canada);Giorgiana
Balun-Bandpass-Filter
De Franceschi (Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e
Yung-Hsiang Chuang (National Cheng Kung
Vulcanologia,Italy);SvendErikAscanius(GeophysiUniversity,Taiwan);YiWu(NationalChengKung
cal Observatory, Qaanaaq, Greenland)
University,Taiwan);Hsin-ChihKuo(NationalCheng
KungUniversity,Taiwan);Huey-RuChuang(National 18:10 Measurements of Doppler and Cheng Kung University, Taiwan)
Multipath Spreads of HF Signals Received Over Several Northerly Paths
MichaelWarrington, Alan Stocker, David Siddle
(University of Leicester, United Kingdom)
Thursday, April 11
10:20 An Improved Topology for Reconfigurable CPSS-based Reflectarray Cell
SimonMener(IETR&CNES/DGA,France);Raphael
Gillard (IETR & INSA, France); Ronan Sauleau
(UniversityofRennes1,France);CecileCheymol
(CNES, France); Patrick Potier (DGA/Maîtrise de
l‘Information, France)
12:30 An Offset-Fed 20/30 GHz Dual-Band Circularly Polarized Reflectarray Antenna
Thomas Smith (Thrane and Thrane & Technical
UniversityofDenmark,Denmark);OleksiyS.Kim
(TechnicalUniversityofDenmark,Denmark);Ulrich
Gothelf(ThraneandThrane,Denmark);OlavBreinbjerg(TechnicalUniversityofDenmark,Denmark);
Niels Vesterdal (Ticra, Denmark)
Friday
10:00 A Simple Reflectarray Cell with 1-bit
Phase Control and Polarization Flexibility
TomislavDebogovic(EcolePolytechniqueFédérale
deLausanne,Switzerland);SreckoSusac(Facultyof
Electrical Engineering, Croatia); Julien Perruisseau-Carrier (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de
Lausanne & EPFL, Switzerland)
12:10 A Reconfigurable Microfluidic Transmitarray Unit Cell
Emre Erdil (Middle East Technical University,
Turkey);KaganTopalli(TEDUniversity,Turkey);Ozge
Zorlu(METU-MEMSResearchandApplicationsCentre,Turkey);TaylanToral(METU-MEMS Research
andApplicationsCentre,Turkey);EnderYildirim
(CankayaUniversity&Leiden/AmsterdamCenterfor
DrugResearch-DivisionofAnalyticalBiosciences,
Turkey);HalukKulah(METU,Turkey);OzlemAydin
Civi (Middle East Technical University, Turkey)
Thursday
09:40 Polarimetric Control of the Scattering
Parameters of Reflectarray Cells
XavierArtiga(CentretecnològicdeTelecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC), Spain); Julien Perruisseau-Carrier(EcolePolytechniqueFédéralede
Lausanne&EPFL,Switzerland);DanieleBresciani
(ThalesAleniaSpace,France);HervéLegay(Thalès
Alenia Space, France)
11:50 Efficient Optimization of Large Reflectarrays Using Continuous Functions
MinZhou(TICRA&TechnicalUniversityofDenmark,
Denmark);StigSørensen(TICRA,Denmark);Erik
Jørgensen (TICRA, Denmark); Peter Meincke
(TICRA, Denmark)
Wednesday
09:20 Split Ring FSS Reflectarray with
Spiral Phase Distribution
DmitryEZelenchuk(Queen‘sUniversityofBelfast,
Belfast,UnitedKingdom);OleksandrMalyuskin
(Queens University Belfast, United Kingdom)
11:30 Design of an X-Band Reflectarray Using Double Circular Ring Elements
Lu Guo (National University of Singapore, Singapore);Peng-KhiangTan(NationalUniversityof
Singapore,Singapore);Tan-HuatChio(National
University of Singapore, Singapore)
Tuesday
09:00 Metamaterial Absorber-Backed Reflectarray
Antenna to Improve a Front-Back Ratio
JaeSikKim(YonseiUniversity,Korea);JiHwanYoon
(YonseiUniversity,Korea);YoungJoongYoon(Yonsei
University, Korea); Woo-sang Lee (Agency for
DefenseDevelopment,Korea);Joon-hoSo(Agency
for Defense Development, Korea)
Monday
09:00 A17: Reflectarray and transmitarray
11:10 Active Cell for 8-zone Reconfigurable Fresnel - Room: E1
Reflector Using PLL-based Phase Shifter
12:50 Chairs:JoseA.Encinar(UniversidadPolitecniMikaelLombard(LEAT,UniversityofNiceSophia
ca de Madrid, Spain), Julien PerruisseauAntipolis,France);JeromeLanteri(UniversitéNice
Carrier (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale
SophiaAntipolis,France);WilliamTatinian(LEAT,
University of Nice Sophia Antipolis, France)
de Lausanne & EPFL, Switzerland)
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Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Thursday, April 11
09:00 CA13: NATO Vibration Control and
11:10 Towards Structural Integration of Airborne - Structure Integration of Antennas
Ku-band SatCom Antenna
12:50 Room: E2
HarmenSchippers(NationalAerospaceLaboratory
Chairs:PeterKnott(FraunhoferFHR,GermaNLR,TheNetherlands);JacoVerpoorte(National
ny),HarmenSchippers(NationalAerospace
Aerospace Laboratory NLR, The Netherlands);
AdriaanHulzinga(NationalAerospaceLaboratory
Laboratory NLR, The Netherlands)
09:00 Vibration Control and Structure Integration of
Antennas on Aircraft - Research in NATO
SET-131
PeterKnott(FraunhoferFHR,Germany);Claudius
Loecker (Fraunhofer FHR, Germany); Stephan
Algermissen (German Aerospace Center (DLR),
Germany); Robert Sekora (Cassidian, Germany)
09:20 Analysis of Vibration Effects on Surface Matched Cylindrical IFF Array Antenna
BahattinTuretken(TUBITAKBILGEM,Turkey);MehmetCelik(ASELSANMGEOGroup,Ankara,Turkey)
09:40 Smart Antenna Technology for
Airborne Communication
HarmenSchippers(NationalAerospaceLaboratory
NLR,TheNetherlands);RasmusCornelius(RWTH
AachenUniversity,Germany);GuusVos(National
Aerospace Laboratory NLR, The Netherlands);
AdriaanHulzinga(NationalAerospaceLaboratory
(NLR), The Netherlands)
Friday
10:00 Defining the Position of the Antennas of an Interferometer in the Presence of
Electromagnetic Coupling
Thierry Deloues (ONERA, France); Dominique
Medynski(ONERA,France);AndréBarka(ONERA
-The French Aerospace Lab, France)
(NLR),TheNetherlands);ChrisRoeloffzen(University
ofTwente,TheNetherlands);RensBaggen(IMST
GmbH, Germany)
11:30 S-Band Antenna for Airborne Polarimetric and Interferometric SAR-Applications
MarkusLimbach(GermanAerospaceCenter(DLR),
Center(DLR),Germany);AndreasReigber(German
AerospaceCenter(DLR),Germany);BerndGabler
(GermanAerospaceCenter(DLR),Germany);Ralf
Horn(GermanAerospaceCenter(DLR),Germany);
AlicjaKość(GermanAerospaceCenter,Germany)
11:50 Rapid Assessment of Suitable Antenna
Positions on Flying Platforms
MartinVogel(Cassidian,EADSDeutschlandGmbH,
Germany); Andreas Patrovsky (Cassidian, EADS
DeutschlandGmbH,Germany);WolfgangPoisel
(Cassidian,EADSDeutschlandGmbH,Germany)
12:10 Analysis of Cylindrical Microstrip Array
Antennas with Patches of a Complex Shape
AlexanderSvezhentsev(InstituteofRadioPhysics
and Electronics, NAS of the Ukraine, Ukraine);
GuyVandenbosch(KatholiekeUniversiteitLeuven,
Ukraine)
12:30 System and Integration Aspects of a
Controlled Radiation Pattern Structurally Integrated GPS Antenna
Robert Sekora (Cassidian, Germany)
10:20 Wideband and Very Wideband Thin Structural Tiles for Airborne Active Antennas
Stephane Kemkemian (THALES AIRBORNE
SYSTEMS,France);IsabelleLeRoy-Naneix(THALES
AIRBORNESYSTEMS,France);StéphaneMallégol
(THALESSystèmesAéroportés,France);Bernard
Perpère (THALES AIRBORNE SYSTEMS, France);
Christian Renard (Thales Systèmes Aéroportés,
France)
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12:10 The Radiation and Scattering Properties of the Split-Ring and Other Resonators
Steven R Best (The MITRE Corporation, USA)
12:30 Study of the Characteristic Impedance of Gap 09:40 A Novel Artificial Magnetic Material Based Waveguide Microstrip Line
on a CPW Series-Connected Resonator and Its Hasan Raza (Chalmers University of Technolo
Implementation in Original Applications
gy, Sweden); Jian Yang (Chalmers University of
OusamaAbuSafia(UniversitéduQuébecenOutaTechnology,Sweden);Per-SimonKildal(Chalmers
ouais,Canada);LarbiTalbi(UniversityofQuebec
-Outaouais,Canada);KhelifaHettak(Communications Research Centre, Canada)
Friday
10:20 Compact and Multi-Band
Metamaterial-Inspired Dipole Antenna
DakhliSaber(SYSCOMLaboratory,ENIT,University
of Tunis El Manar Tunisia, Tunisia)
Thursday
10:00 Analysis and Optimization of Doubly Periodic Matching Dielectric Structures with
Longitudinally Nonuniform Elements
Olga Smolnikova (Moscow Aviation Institute,
Russia);SergeiSkobelev(Company„Radiophyzika“,
Russia)
Wednesday
09:20 Frequency Selective Surface Design for
Blinds Applications
IcPyoHong(KongjuNationalUniversity,Korea);In
Gon Lee (Kongju National University, Korea)
Tuesday
11:50 Generalized Lorentz-Lorenz Method for the 09:00 Novel Antenna Configurations with Non-Uni Retrieval of Plasmonic Nanocluster
form EBG Lattices for Wireless
Metamaterial Effective Parameters
Communication Networks
Andrea Vallecchi (University of Siena, Italy);
ChristosMourtzios(Dept.ofPhysics,AristotleUniValentinaSozio(UniversityofSiena,Italy);Matteo
versityofThessaloniki,Greece);KatherineSiakavara
Albani(UniversityofSiena,Italy);FilippoCapolino
(Aristotle University, Greece)
(University of California, Irvine, USA)
Monday
09:00 A03: Advanced RF materials,
11:30 Transformation-Optics PT Metamaterials
- meta-materials and EBG
Giuseppe Castaldi (University of Sannio, Italy);
12:50 Room: E3
SilvioSavoia(UniversityofSannio,Italy);Vincenzo
EvaRajo-Iglesias(UniversityCarlosIIIofMadGaldi(UniversityofSannio,Italy);AndreaAlù(The
rid,Spain),DanielSjöberg(LundUniversity,
UniversityofTexasatAustin,USA);NaderEngheta
(University of Pennsylvania, USA)
Sweden)
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11:10 Electromagnetic Characterization of TiO2
Microsphere Metamaterials for Submillimeter Applications
SylvainLannebère(UniversityofSiena,Italy);SalvatoreCampione(UniversityofCalifornia,Irvine,USA);
AshodAradian(CentredeRecherchePaulPascal,
France);FilippoCapolino(UniversityofCalifornia,
Irvine,USA);MatteoAlbani(UniversityofSiena,Italy)
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Monday
Thursday, April 11
09:00 CA11: Small antennas and matching
11:10 Sensitivity and Stability Analysis of
- circuits 1
Non-Foster Matched Two-Port Antennas
12:30 Room: G1
Eduardo Ugarte-Muñoz (Universitiy Carlos III in
Chairs: Fabien Ferrero (University of Nice &
Madrid,Spain);FernandoAlbarracín-Vargas(UniverCREMANTCNRS,France),CyrilLuxey(UniversidadCarlosIIIdeMadrid,Spain);FranciscoJavier
Herraiz-Martínez(CarlosIIIUniversityinMadrid,
sityNiceSophia-Antipolis,France),RichardW.
Spain);DanielSegovia-Vargas(UniversidadCarlosIII
09:00 Advances in Electrically Small Antennas Augmented with Internal Non-Foster Elements
NingZhu(UniversityofArizona,USA);RichardW.
09:20 Innovative LDS Antenna for 4G Applications
FlorenceSonnerat(STMicroelectronics,Technology R&D, STD, TPS Lab, France); Romain Pilard
(STMicroelectronics,Technology R&D, STD,TPS
Lab,France);FrédéricGianesello(STMicroelectronics,France);FrançoisLePennec(TelecomBretagne & Lab-STICC/MOM, France); Christian Person
(Lab-STICC/MOMUMRCNRS,France);DanielGloria
(STMicroelectronics, France)
Friday
Thursday
09:40 Simultaneous Multiport Matching Circuit Optimization for Multiantenna Systems
Jussi Rahola (Optenni Ltd, Finland)
de Madrid, Spain)
11:30 Linear and Circular Polarized Electrically Small Antennas Based on the Employment of
Metamaterial-Inspired Sub-Wavelength
Resonators
FilibertoBilotti(UniversityRomaTre,Italy);Mirko
Barbuto(„RomaTre“University,Italy);LucaDiPalma(„RomaTre“University,Italy);DavideRamaccia
(University of Rome RomaTre, Italy); Alessandro
Toscano(UniversityRomaTre(IT),Italy);LucioVegni
(University of Roma Tre, Italy)
11:50 Distributed Impedance Matching with Foster and Non-Foster Elements
RobertoG.Rojas(TheOhioStateUniversity,USA);
Aseim Elfrgani (The Ohio State University, USA);
EzdeenElghannai(TheOhioStateUniversity,USA)
12:10 Adaptive Tuning Topologies to Overcome 10:00 Antenna Bandwidth Optimization by Genetic Losses in Matching Circuits for Small
Algorithms with Single Frequency Simulation Antennas
MariusCismasu(LundUniversity,Sweden);Mats
NathanaelSmith(TheOhioStateUniversity&ElecGustafsson (Lund University, Sweden)
troScienceLaboratory,USA);Chi-ChihChen(The
OhioStateUniversity&ElectroScienceLaboratory,
10:20 A Bandwidth-Enhanced Antenna in LDS
USA);JohnL.Volakis(OhioStateUniversity,USA)
Technology for LTE700 and GSM850/900 Standards
AykutCihangir(UniversityofNiceSophiaAntipolis,
France); Fabien Ferrero (University of Nice &
CREMANTCNRS,France);CyrilLuxey(University
NiceSophia-Antipolis,France);GillesJacquemod
(UniversityofNice,France);PatriceBrachat(Orange
Labs & France Telecom, France)
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11:50 Impact of Human Crowds on the Radio Wave Propagation in Large Concert Halls
Sven Dortmund (Ruhr-Universität Bochum,
Germany)
12:10 Ultrawideband Near-Ground Outdoor Propagation Channel Measurements and Modeling
SeunSangodoyin(UniversityofSouthernCalifornia,
USA);AndreasMolisch(UniversityofSouthernCalifornia,USA);SomasundaramNiranjayan(University
of Southern California, USA)
Friday
10:00 Extension and Validation of the IEEE 802.11ad 60 GHz Human Blockage Model
12:30 Implementation of a Fast Distributed MartinJacob(TechnischeUniversitätBraunschweig, Scattering Model for Ray Tracing Prediction
Germany);SebastianPriebe(TechnischeUniversität
VittorioDegli-Esposti(UniversityofBologna,Italy);
Braunschweig,Germany);MichaelPeter(Fraunhofer
Franco Fuschini (DEIS - Bologna, Italy); Enrico M.
HHI,Germany);MikeWisotzki(FraunhoferHeinrich
Vitucci (University of Bologna, Italy)
HertzInstitute,Germany);RobertFelbecker(FraunhoferHeinrich-Hertz-Institut,Germany);Wilhelm
Keusgen (Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute,
Germany);ThomasKürner(TechnischeUniversität
Braunschweig, Germany)
Thursday
09:40 Dynamics of Spatial Degrees-of-Freedom in MIMO Mobile Channels
Katsuyuki Haneda (Aalto University, Finland);
AfrozaKhatun(AaltoUniversitySchoolofElectrical
Engineering,Finland);Veli-MattiKolmonen(Aalto
Finland); Jussi Salmi (Aalto University, Finland)
11:30 Measurements of Large-Scale Parameters of
a Distributed MIMO Antenna System in a Microcell Environment At 2.6 GHz
JoseFlordelis(LundUniversity,Sweden);Ghassan
S Dahman (Lund University, Sweden); Fredrik
Tufvesson (Lund University, Sweden)
Wednesday
09:20 Indoor Radio Channel Characterization At 60 GHz
MariaTeresa Martinez-Ingles (Universidad PolitecnicadeCartagena,Spain);JuanPascual-García (Technical University of Cartagena, Spain);
José-VíctorRodríguez(UniversidadPolitécnicade
Cartagena,Spain);Jose-MariaMolina-Garcia-Pardo
(Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena, Spain);
LeandroJuan-Llacer(UniversidadPolitécnicade
Cartagena,Spain);DavyGaillot(UniversityofLille,
France);MartineLiénard(UniversityofLille,France);
Pierre Degauque (University of Lille, France)
11:10 Channel Modeling for Backscattering Based UWB Tags in a RTLS System with Multiple Readers
Alain Sibille (Telecom ParisTech & ENSTA PARISTECH,France);ZeinabMhanna(TelecomParisTech,
France);MoussaSacko(TelecomParistech,France);
RichardContreras(TelecomParisTech,France);ValerioCasadei(UniversityofBologna,Italy);Raffaele
D‘Errico (CEA, LETI, Minatec Campus, France)
Tuesday
09:00 Characterization and Modeling of Indoor
Wideband MIMO Channels At 11 GHz
MinseokKim(TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan);
YoheiKonishi(TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan);
YuyuanChang(TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan);Jun-ichiTakada(TokyoInstituteofTechnology,
Japan)
Monday
09:00 CP1: Multidimensional propagation
10:20 Channel Modeling for the Stationary - modelling for future wireless systems
UE Scenario
12:50 (IC 1004) 1
JonasMedbo(EricssonResearch,Sweden);Fredrik
Room: G2
Harrysson (Ericsson Research & Ericsson AB,
Chairs: Vittorio Degli-Esposti
(UniversityofBologna,Italy),ClaudeOestges
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(UniversitéCatholiquedeLouvain,Belgium)
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Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Thursday, April 11
09:00 A30: Millimeterwave antennas
11:10 M5: RFID‘s, mmID‘s and Power
- Room: J1
- Scavenging
10:40 Chairs:RobinAugustine(UppsalaUniversity, 12:50 Room: J1
Chairs:DraganI.Olcan(UniversityofBelgraSweden), J (Yiannis) Vardaxoglou
de,Serbia),AlbertoToccafondi(Universityof
(LoughboroughUniversity,UnitedKingdom)
Siena, Italy)
09:00 Dielectric Resonator Antenna Inside a 11:10 The Influence of the Wearable Antenna Type Package for Millimeter Wave Transmitter on the On-Body Channel Modeling At 2.45 GHz
System
AsiminaMichalopoulou(NCSR-Demokritos,Greece);
Shoaib Muhammad (Université de Rennes1,
TheodoreZervos(NCSR„Demokritos“,Instituteof
France);JuanPabloGuzman(TelecomBretagne
Informatics&Telecommunications,Greece);Kostas
University,France);MichelNey(TELECOMBretagne
Peppas(NCSR„Demokritos“,Greece);FotisLazaInstitute, France); Christian Person (Lab-STICC/
rakis(NCSRDemokritos,InstituteofInformatics&
MOMUMRCNRS,France);RomainPilard(STMicroTelecommunications,Greece);AntonisAAlexandrielectronics,TechnologyR&D,STD,TPSLab,France)
dis(NCSR„Demokritos“,Greece);KostasDangakis
(NCSR„Demokritos“,Greece);DimitraIKaklamani
09:20 System in Package Solution with Dielectric (NationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens,Greece)
Resonator Antenna and Power Amplifier for a 60 GHz High Data Rate Transmitter
11:30 Coplanar Waveguide-fed Compact Antenna for Shoaib Muhammad (Université de Rennes1, UWB RFID Applications
France);JuanPabloGuzman(TelecomBretagne
AlbertoToccafondi(UniversityofSiena,Italy);AlesUniversity,France);MichelNey(TELECOMBretagne
sandroGarufo(TUDelft,TheNetherlands);Cristian
Institute, France); Christian Person (Lab-STICC/
DellaGiovampaola(UniversityofPennsylvania,USA)
MOM UMR CNRS, France); Romain Pilard
(STMicroelectronics,Technology R&D, STD,TPS 11:50 Numerical Exposure Assessment of an
Lab,France);EricKerhervé(UniversityofBordeaux, RFID Reader
France); Nejdat Demirel (IMS, France)
IoannisMarkakis(AristotleUniersityofThessaloniki,
Greece); George Tsanidis (THESS S.A., Greece);
09:40 Design of a Reconfigurable 60-GHz TheodorosSamaras(AristotleUniversityofThessa
On-Chip CMOS-SOI Pattern-Diversity Antenna
loniki,Greece);JohnSahalos(AristotleUniversity
Shynu Nair (CEA LETI, France); Laurent Dussopt
ofThessaloniki, GR,Thessaloniki & University of
(CEA, LETI, Minatec, France); Alexandre Siligaris
Nicosia, CY, Nicosia, Greece)
(Cea, Leti, Minatec, France)
12:10 Chipless RFID Tag Based on Split-Wheel 10:00 Efficient Model for Computing the Mutual Resonators
Coupling Between Millimeter-Wave Antennas Md.ShakilBhuiyan(MonashUniversity,Australia);
in Wire-Bond Technology
NemaiKarmakar(MONASHUniversity,Australia)
RickvanKemenade(EindhovenUniversityofTechnology,TheNetherlands);UlfJohannsen(Eindhoven 12:30 Chip Impedance Matching for UHF-Band RFID UniversityofTechnology,TheNetherlands);A.B. TAG
(Bart)Smolders(EindhovenUniversityofTechnology,
MondherDhaouadi(GRESCOM,SUPCOMdeTunis,
The Netherlands)
Tunisia);MohamedMabrouk(GRESCOM(SUPCOM)
and ISETCOM de Tunis, Tunisia); Tan Phu Vuong
10:20 In-wafer Helical Antenna for Automotive (GrenobleINP,France);DahbiaHamzaoui(University
Radars
of Bejaia & IMEP-LAHC, Algeria); Adel Ghazel
NaurozeSyed(NationalUniversityofComputer&
(SUPCOM, Tunisia)
Emerging Sciences, Pakistan)
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Monday
09:00 CA21: Wireless Power Transmission and
11:10 Multi-band Simultaneous Radio Frequency - Energy Harvesting
Energy Harvesting
12:30 Room: J2
ShadyKeyrouz(EindhovenUniversityofTechnology
Chairs: Yi Huang (University of Liverpool,
& imec / Holst Centre - The Netherlands, The
UnitedKingdom),HuibJ.Visser(IMECNetherNetherlands); Huib J.Visser (IMEC Netherlands,
TheNetherlands);AntonG.Tijhuis(TU/eEindhoven
lands, The Netherlands)
12:10 Analysis of Near-Field Power Transfer Using Scattering Parameters
QiaoweiYuan (Sendai National College ofTechnology, Japan); MingdaWu (Tohoku University,
Japan); Qiang Chen (Tohoku University, Japan);
Kunio Sawaya (Tohoku University & School nof
Engineering, Japan)
10:00 Printed Folded Dipole Antenna Design for Rectenna and RFID Applications
HuibJ.Visser(IMECNetherlands,TheNetherlands)
Friday
10:20 On the Efficiency of Solar Energy Harvesting with Nano-dipoles
GuyA.E.Vandenbosch(KatholiekeUniversiteitLeuven,Belgium);XuezhiZheng(KatholiekeUniversiteit
Leuven, Belgium)
Thursday
09:40 Improving the Efficiency of Electrodynamic Wireless Power Transmission
JoseOscarMur-Miranda(FranklinW.OlinCollege
ofEngineering,USA);ShuoCheng(Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, USA); David P Arnold
(University of Florida, USA)
11:50 Small-Size Large-Aperture Antenna Using Multilayered Spherical Dielectric Resonators
Naoki Shinohara (Kyoto University, Japan)
Wednesday
09:20 Wireless Power Supplying Flexible and Wearable Systems
AlessandraCostanzo(DEIS,UniversityofBologna,
Italy);DiegoMasotti(UniversityofBologna,Italy);
Massimo Del Prete (University of Bologna, Italy)
11:30 A Wideband Cross Dipole Rectenna for RF Wireless Harvesting
Jingwei Zhang (University of Liverpool, United
Kingdom);YiHuang(UniversityofLiverpool,United
Kingdom);PingCao(UniversityofLiverpool,United
Kingdom)
Tuesday
09:00 London RF Survey for Radiative Ambient RF Energy Harvesters and Efficient DC-load Inductive Power Transfer
ManuelPinuela(ImperialCollegeLondon,United
Kingdom);DavidChristopherYates(ImperialCollege
London,UnitedKingdom);PaulMitcheson(Imperial
College, Germany); Stepan Lucyszyn (Imperial
College London, United Kingdom)
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09:00 A22: Ultra wide band antennas and
11:10 A15: Multiband and wideband
- time domain techniques
- antennas
10:20 Room: R22+R23
12:50 Room: R22+R23
Chairs:OscarQuevedo-Teruel(QueenMary,
Chairs:ChristopheCraeye(UniversitéCathoUniversityofLondon,UnitedKingdom),Jian
liquedeLouvain,Belgium),ErkkiT.Salonen
Yang (Chalmers University ofTechnology,
(University of Oulu, Finland)
Sweden)
09:00 Planar Ultra-wideband Antenna with Wideband Notched Characteristics
FuguoZhu(UniversityofSurrey,UnitedKingdom);
StevenGao(UniversityofSurrey,UnitedKingdom);
Anthony T S Ho (University of Surrey, United
Kingdom);JianzhouLi(NorthwesternPolytechnical
University, P.R. China); Gao Wei (Northwestern
PolytechnicalUniversity, P.R.China);JiadongXu
(NorthwesternPolytechnicalUniversity,P.R.China)
11:10 Conformal and Green Electronics: A Wideband Inkjet Printed Antenna on Paper Substrate
HattanF.AbuTarboush(BristolUniversity&CommunicationSystems&NetworksLaboratory,Centrefor
CommunicationsResearch,UnitedKingdom);Atif
Shamim(KingAbdullahUniversityofScienceand
Technology, Saudi Arabia)
11:30 Integrated Dual-band Monopole and Wide Slot UWB Antenna for Diversity Applications Using the Centre Feed Method
AtiehTalebzadeh(AmirkabirUniversityofTechno09:20 Novel Shapes of Vivaldi Antenna for Ground Pentrating Radar (GPR)
logy,Iran);AliFoudazi(UniversityCapeTown&Iran
TelecommunicationResearchCenter,SouthAfrica);
MichaelRInggs(UniversityCapeTown&Centrefor
High Performance Computing, South Africa)
09:40 A Novel Low Profile Tapered Slot Antenna with Absorbing Material for Radar Imaging System 11:50 Integrated Broadband Planar Monopole GuillaumeClementi(UniversitédeNice-Sophia Antenna with Additional Frequency Bands
Antipolis, France); Nicolas Fortino (University of
AtiehTalebzadeh(AmirkabirUniversityofTechnoNice,France);Jean-YvesDauvignac(Universitéde
logy,Iran);AliFoudazi(UniversityCapeTown&Iran
Nice-Sophia Antipolis, France)
TelecommunicationResearchCenter,SouthAfrica);
MichaelRInggs(UniversityCapeTown&Centrefor
10:00 Ultra-wideband Miniaturised High High Performance Computing, South Africa)
Permittivity-Matched Antennas for Biomedical Diagnostic
12:10 Performance Comparison of Planar Wideband FrancescoScottodiClemente(IlmenauUniversity Quasi-Complementary Antennas with Dipole ofTechnology,Germany);RalfStephan(Technische and Monopole Excitation
Universität Ilmenau, Germany); Matthias Hein
MarkoTapaniSonkki(UniversityofOulu,Finland);
(Ilmenau University of Technology, Germany)
EvaAntonino-Daviu(UniversidadPolitecnicade
Valencia,Spain);MiguelFerrando-Bataller(Universi10:00 UWB Coplanar-Waveguide-Fed Spiral Slot dadPolitecnicaDeValencia,Spain);ErkkiT.Salonen
Antenna
(University of Oulu, Finland)
Amjad Omar (King Faisal University, Saudi
Arabia); Abdullah Qaroot (Jordan University 12:30 A Compact Super Wideband Monopole of Science and Technology, Jordan); MaxiAntenna
milian C Scardelletti (NASA Glenn Research
PingCao(UniversityofLiverpool,UnitedKingdom);
Center, USA)
YiHuang(UniversityofLiverpool,UnitedKingdom);
Jingwei Zhang (University of Liverpool, United
Kingdom); Rula Alrawashdeh (The University of
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Thursday, April 11
11:50 Microwave Based Diagnostics and Treatment
MikaelPersson(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,
Sweden); Andreas Fhager (Chalmers University
ofTechnology, Sweden); Hana DobšíčekTrefná
(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,Sweden);TomasMcKelvey(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,
Sweden)
12:10 EM Field Based Microwave Technologies in Medicine
Jan Vrba (Czech Technical University in Prague,
Czech Republic)
12:30 Microwave Thermotherapy: Study of Hot-Spots Induced by Electromagnetic Surface Waves
Jan Vrba (Czech Technical University in Prague,
Czech Republic)
Friday
10:00 Comparing Two Focusing Methods for Microwave Hyperthermia Beamforming
DomenicaA.M.Iero(UniversitàMediterraneadi
Reggio Calabria, Italy); Lorenzo Crocco (CNR NationalResearchCouncil,Italy);TommasoIsernia
Thursday
09:40 Propagation Aspects of a Wireless Capsule Endoscopy Link
Emmeric Tanghe (Ghent University, Belgium);
PatrickVanTorre(UniversityCollegeGhent&Ghent
University,Belgium);GunterVermeeren(Ghent
University, Belgium); Sam Agneessens (Ghent
University,Belgium);WoutJoseph(GhentUniversity,
Belgium);HendrikRogier(GhentUniversity,Belgium); Luc Martens (Ghent University, Belgium)
11:30 Electromagnetics for Medical Applications: New Paradigms?
Wednesday
09:20 Characterization and Detection of Breast Cancer Using Ultra Wideband Polarimetric Electromagnetic Transients
Hoi-Shun Lui (The University of Queensland,
Australia);AndreasFhager(ChalmersUniversity
of Technology, Sweden); Jian Yang (Chalmers
UniversityofTechnology,Sweden);MikaelPersson
Tuesday
09:00 Development of Surgical Devices Using Microwave Energy
KazuyukiSaito(ChibaUniversity,Japan);KoichiIto
(ChibaUniversity,Japan);SamonIshikawa(Chiba
University,Japan);MizukiInoue(ChibaUniversity,
Japan); Masaharu Takahashi (Chiba University,
Japan)
Andreas Karampatzakis (THESS S.A., Greece);
SvenKuhn(IT‘ISFoundation,Switzerland);George
Tsanidis (THESS S.A., Greece); Esra Neufeld (IT‘IS
Foundation,ETHZurich,Switzerland);Theodoros
Samaras(AristotleUniversityofThessaloniki,Greece);NielsKuster(IT‘ISFoundation,Switzerland)
Monday
09:00 CA6: COST IC1102 FA-A - Medical and
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- Biological Applications of EMF
12:50 Room: R24+R25
Chairs: Ovidio Mario Bucci (University of 11:10 Computational Study of the Performance of Naples, Italy), John Sahalos (University of Single Applicators and Antenna Arrays Used in Liver Microwave Ablation
Nicosia, Cyprus)
10:20 Feasibility Issues in Breast Cancer Microwave Imaging Enhanced with Magnetic
GennaroBellizzi(UniversityofNaplesFedericoII,
Italy); Ilaria Catapano (CNR - National Research
Council of Italy, Italy); Lorenzo Crocco (CNR NationalResearchCouncil,Italy);RosaScapaticci
(CNR-National Research Council of Italy, Italy);
Ovidio Mario Bucci (University of Naples, Italy)
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Thursday, April 11
09:00 CM2: Tribute to Doren Hess AMTA/
11:10 Calibration Techniques for Active RCS-Targets
- EurAAP measurements/Automotive,
Bernd Gabler (German Aerospace Center (DLR),
12:50 telematics and defence antenna testing
Room: R31
Center (DLR), Germany); Ralf Horn (German AeChairs: Lars Jacob Foged (SATIMO, Italy),
rospaceCenter(DLR),Germany);MarkusLimbach
(German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany);
Jeffrey A. Fordham (MITechnologies, USA)
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
AndreasReigber(GermanAerospaceCenter(DLR),
Germany)
09:00 Adaptive Rectangular Spiral Acquisition Technique for Planar Near-Field Antenna Measurements
MuhammadAyyazQureshi(TechnischeUniversität
München,Germany);CarstenHSchmidt(TechnischeUniversitätMünchen,Germany);ThomasF.
Eibert(TechnischeUniversitätMünchen,Germany)
11:30 Measuring Accurate Low Cross Polarization Using Broad Band, Dual Polarized Probes
PatrickPelland(NearfieldSystemsInc,USA);Allen
Newell (Nearfield Systems Inc., USA)
11:50 Performance Evaluation of C2C Antennas on Car Body
MicheleGallo(CalearoAntenneSpA&Politecnico
diBari,Italy);SimonaBruni(CalearoAntenneSpA,
09:20 Fast Measurements and Diagnostics on Radar Italy);MassimoPannozzo(CalearoAntenneS.p.A.,
Antennas Using Compact Cylindrical NF Range
Italy);DanielZamberlan(CalearoAntenneS.p.A.,
LarsJacobFoged(SATIMO,Italy);FabriceHerbinière
Italy)
(SATIMO Main Office, France); Lucia Scialacqua
(SATIMO,Italy);PerNoren(MicrowaveVisionGroup,
12:10 Impact of Specular Patches in Elongated Sweden)
Anechoic Chamber Design
JohnAubin(Orbit/FR,USA);PerIversen(Orbit/FR,
09:40 ISAR Measurements At Saab
USA); Russell Soerens (Orbit/FR, USA)
OmidSotoudeh(SaabGroupSweden,Sweden);
ChristerLarsson(LundUniversity,Sweden);Anders
Sundberg(SaabGroup,Italy);KarinBrage(SaabG- 12:30 Deployment of an All-in-One Millimetre-wave Anechoic Chamber
roup, Sweden)
Jose Luis Besada (Antenna System Solution
(ASYSOL), Germany)
10:00 Outdoor Far-Field Antenna Measurement System for Testing of Large Vehicles
Douglas.Kremer(USArmy,USA);AnthonySanchez
(United States Army, USA)
Friday
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12:30 SIW Cavity-Backed Patch Antenna for Ku Band Applications
OnofrioLosito(PolitecnicodiBari,Italy);Luciano
Mescia(PolitecnicodiBari,Italy);DavideMencarelli
(UniversitàPolitecnicadellMarche,Italy);Giuseppe
Venanzoni(UniversitàPolitecnicadelleMarche,Italy);FrancescoPrudenzano(PolitecnicodiBari,Italy)
Friday
10:00 Wideband Design of a 2x2-slot Sub-array in a
Double-layer Corporate-feed Waveguide Antenna
JiroHirokawa(TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan);
TakashiTomura(TokyoInstituteofTechnology,Japan);TakuichiHirano(TokyoInstituteofTechnology,
Japan);MakotoAndo(TokyoInstituteofTechnology,
Japan)
12:10 Evaluation of Cross-coupling Inside Gap-waveguides
MarkoBosiljevac(UniversityofZagreb,Croatia);
Per-SimonKildal(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology, Sweden)
Thursday
09:40 Enhancing the Performances of H-plane SIW Horn Antennas
MarcEsquiusMorote(EcolePolytechniqueFédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland); Benjamin Fuchs
(University of Rennes 1 - IETR, France); Juan R
Switzerland)
11:50 Design of a Dual-Mode Horn Element for Microstrip Gap Waveguide Fed Array
ElenaPucci(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,
Sweden);EvaRajo-Iglesias(UniversityCarlosIIIof
Madrid,Spain);Per-SimonKildal(ChalmersUniversity of Technology, Sweden)
Wednesday
09:20 Substrate Integrated Waveguide Couplers for
Tapered Slot Antennas in Adaptive Receiver Applications
LisaLocke(UniversityofVictoria,Canada);Zamzam
Kordiboroujeni (University ofVictoria, Canada);
JensBornemann(UniversityofVictoria,Canada);
StephaneClaude(HerzbergInstituteforAstrophysics, Canada)
11:30 Excitation of Untilted Narrow-Wall Slot in Groove Gap Waveguide by Using a Parasitic Dipole
Sara Martínez Giner (Universidad Politécnica
deValencia, Spain); AlejandroValero-Nogueira
(UniversidadPolitécnicadeValencia,Spain);José
IgnacioHerranz-Herruzo(UniversidadPolitécnica
deValencia,Spain);MarianoBaquero-Escudero
(Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain)
Tuesday
09:00 140-GHz SIW LTCC Antenna Array Using a Large Via-Fenced and Slotted Dielectric
Loading
JunfengXu(MassachusettsInstituteofTechnology,
USA);ZhiNingChen(NationalUniversityofSingapore&InstituteforInfocommResearch,Singapore);
XianmingQing(InstituteforInfocommResearch,
Singapore);HongWei(SoutheastUniversity,P.R.
China)
Monday
09:00 CA02: Gap waveguides and SIW
COFFEE BREAK
- antennas
12:50 Room: R2
11:10 Ku Band Linear Slot-Array Design in Ridge Chairs: Maurizio Bozzi (University of Pavia, Gap Waveguide Technology
Italy),JiroHirokawa(TokyoInstituteofTechAshrafUzZaman(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,Sweden);Per-SimonKildal(ChalmersUniversity
nology,Japan),EvaRajo-Iglesias(University
Carlos III of Madrid, Spain)
10:20 A Fast and Slow Wave Combined-Mode Metamaterial Ridged Waveguide for Array Antenna Applications
Hideki Kirino (Panasonic Healthcare Co., Ltd.,
Japan)
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Thursday
Wednesday
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14:00 Wrkshp2: COST IC0802 Final Workshop
- Sweden
- Room: E2
17:30 Room: E1
15:40 Chairs:AntonioMartellucci(EuropeanSpace
Agency, The Netherlands), Danielle
Chairs:ClaesBeckman(KTH),PerIngvarson
Vanhoenacker-Janvier(Universitécatholique
(RUAGSpaceAB,Sweden),Carl-HenrikWalde
de Louvain, Belgium)
(SNRV,Sweden),Per-SimonKildal(Chalmers)
14:00 The Early Days of Radio in Sweden, Ernst 14:00 Modelling and Analysis of FSO Ground-to-
F.W. Alexanderson and Grimeton Radio Station Train Communications for Straight and Curved SAQ, UNESCO World Heritage
Tracks
Joakim Johansson (RUAG Space AB, Sweden)
RupakPaudel(NorthumbriaUniversity&NorthumbriaUniversity,UnitedKingdom);JurajPoliak(Brno
14:20 Swedish Radio Astronomy
University of Technology & Faculty of Electrical
HansOlofsson(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,
Engineering,CzechRepublic);ZabihGhassemlooy
Sweden)
(NorthumbriaUniversity,UnitedKingdom);Erich
Leitgeb (TUG, Austria)
14:40 The EISCAT Antenna Systems for Swedish and
International Ground-Based Space Radio 14:20 Channel Models for Aeronautical and Low Science
Elevation Radio Links
GudmundWannberg(WannbergRadarkonsultAB&
Danielle Vanhoenacker-Janvier (Université
Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Sweden)
catholiquedeLouvain,Belgium);PierreBouchard
(Communications Research Centre Canada,
15:00 Swedish Space Antenna Projects
Canada);LarsErlingBråten(NorwegianDefence
PerIngvarson(RUAGSpaceAB,Sweden);JanZackResearch Establishment (FFI), Norway);Vincent
risson (RUAG Aerospace Sweden, Sweden)
Fabbro(ONERA,France);CharilaosKourogiorgas
15:20 Radar Antenna R&D in Sweden
DavidV.Rogers(CommunicationsResearchCentre
Lars Josefsson (Consultant, Sweden)
Canada & CRC, Canada)
15:40 The Story of Allgon: HF, VHF, Cellular and Microwave Antennas During Allmost 60 Years
ClaesBeckman(KTHRoyalInstituteofTechnology,
Sweden); Bo Karlsson (CellMax, Sweden)
14:40 Measurement and Estimation of Propagation Loss in Vegetation At Microwave Frequencies
AdesoyeAdegoke(UniversityofLeicester,United
Kingdom)
16:00 The Industrial Story of the Hat-Fed Reflector 15:00 Ionosphere Electron Density Models - Present Antenna for Global Microwave-Link Market - Trend and Validation Issues
The 25 Years From Invention Via Comhat to SandroM.Radicella(InternationalCentreforTheo
Mass Production in Arkivator
retical Physics, Italy)
Tomas Östling (Arkivator AB, Sweden)
15:20 Electromagnetic Inverse Scattering Based on
Null Space Reconstruction Using Sequential COFFEE BREAK
Quadratic Programming
HamidrezaSiampourAshkavandi(IsfahanUniversity
16:50 A Short History of Reverberation Chambers ofTechnology,Iran);AbolghasemZeidaabadiNez
for Over-the-Air Measurements: The Story of had (Isfahan University of Technology, Iran)
Bluetest From Crazy Idea to Commercial Success
COFFEE BREAK
17:10 Erik Hallén and His Integral Equation, Swe
dish Defence Activities, Stealth Craft Smyge
Carl-HenrikWalde(SNRV,Sweden);GunnarPetersson (KTH, Sweden)Friday, April 12
Thursday, April 11
1. Withdrawn
10. Novel Spiral Antennas Design Using
Swarm Intelligence for Passive UHF RFID Tags
SotiriosGoudos(AristotleUniversityofThessaloniki,
Greece);KatherineSiakavara(AristotleUniversity,
Greece);JohnSahalos(AristotleUniversityofThessaloniki,GR,Thessaloniki&UniversityofNicosia,
CY, Nicosia, Greece)
Friday
5. Flat Plate for OAM Generation in the
Millimeter Band
Anass Bennis (Université de Rennes 1, France);
Ronan Niemiec (IETR, University of Rennes 1,
France);ChristianBrousseau(UniversitédeRennes
1,France);KouroshMahdjoubi(UniversityofRennes
1, France); Olivier Emile (Université de Rennes 1,
France)
9. Miniaturized Antenna for Body Centric
Communication
KamilPítra(BrnoUniversityofTechnology,Czech
Republic);ZbynekRaida(BrnoUniversityofTechnology, Czech Republic)
Thursday
4. A Small Frequency Reconfigurable Printed
Slot Antenna for WLANWIMAX Application
MohammadJavadTavakoli(ShahedUniversity,
Iran);HamidRezaHassani(ShahedUniversity,Iran);
MohammadHoseinAmini(UniversityofShahed,
Iran)
8. Effect of Parasitic Elements on Spherical
Aperture-Coupled Antennas
JavadSoleimanMeiguni(FacultyofElectricaland
Computer Engineering, K. N.Toosi University of
Technology&K.N.ToosiUniversityofTechnology,
Iran);ManoochehrKamyab(K.N.Tossiuniversity,
Iran);AhmadHosseinbeig(UniversityofK.N.Toosi,
Iran)
Wednesday
3. Design and Realization of Printed on Paper
Antennas
Ines Kharrat (IMEP LAHC GRenoble INP France,
France);PascalXavier(UJFGrenoble,France);Tan
PhuVuong(GrenobleINP,France);GuyEymin-Petot-Tourtollet(CTPGrenoble,France);Jean-Marc
Duchamp(GrenobleINP,France);BenechPhilippe
(IMEPGrenobleInstituteofTechnology,France)
7. Miniaturized Inverted-F Antenna with
Capacitive Loading
LoizosLoizou(TyndallNationalInstitute&University
College Cork, Ireland); John Laurence Buckley
(TyndallNationalInstitute,UniversityCollegeCork,
Ireland);MarcoBelcastro(TyndallNationalInstitute,
Ireland);JohnBarton(TyndallNationalInstitute,
Ireland);BrendanO‘Flynn(TyndallNationalInstitude,
Ireland);CianÓMathúna(TyndallNationalInstitute,
Ireland)
Tuesday
2. Silver Paste Printed Dipole Antenna for
UHF RFID Applications
Daniel Marques (IM2NP, France); Emmanuel
Bergeret(IM2NP,France);PhilippePannier(IM2NP,
France);AbdelkaderAliane(CEA/LITENGrenoble,
France); Romain Coppard (CEA-LITEN, France)
6. Passive RFID Systems: Eigen-Mode Analysis
DoniaOueslati(UniversityTunisElManar,Tunisia);
Shambhu Nath Jha (Université Catholique de
Louvain,Belgium);HatemRmili(KingAbdulaziz
University&FacultyofEngineering,SaudiArabia);
Christophe Craeye (Université Catholique de
Louvain, Belgium)
Monday
14:00 Thu_Wall1: Antennas for cellular, high
- data rates and backbone
16:50 Room: See exhibition hall
11. Very Low Profile High Gain Helix Antenna
with Fabry-Perot Cavity for UHF RFID
NarcisseRimbault(UniversityofRennes1,France);
Ala Sharaiha (Université de Rennes 1 & IETR,
France);SylvainCollardey(UniversityofRennes1,
France)
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Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Thursday, April 11
14:00 Thu_Wall2: Antennas and measure-
12. Investigation of Minkowski Patch Antenna
- ment technology for cellular, high data
with Meander Line Split Ring Resonator (ML16:50
rates and backbone
SRR) Structure
NornikmanHassan(UniversitiTeknikalMalaysia
Melaka,Malaysia);BadrulHishamAhmad(Universiti
1. Implanted Antenna Efficiency
TeknikalMalaysiaMelaka,Malaysia);MohamadZoiShaozhen Zhu (University of Sheffield, United
nolAbidinBinAbdAziz(UniversitiTeknikalMalaysia
Kingdom);SaeedMAlamri(UniversityofSheffield,
Melaka & HangTuah Jaya, Malaysia); Mohamad
UnitedKingdom);AhmedAlAmoudi(KingAbdulaziz
Kamal A. Rahim (UniversitiTeknologi Malaysia,
City for Science andTechnology, Saudi Arabia);
Malaysia); Abdul Rani Othman (, Malaysia)
Richard Langley (University of Sheffield, United
Kingdom)
13. A Manufacture-Friendly Multi-Layer RFID
Tag Antenna Design
Jingtian Xi (Hong Kong R&D Centre for Logistics
2. Comparison of Fabric and Embroidered
Dipole Antennas
andSupplyChainManagement,HongKong);Terry
Thomas Kaufmann (The University of Adelaide,
Ye(HongKongR/DCenterforLogisticsandSupply
Australia);Ilse-MarieFumeaux(TheUniversityof
Chain Management, Hong Kong)
Adelaide, Australia); Christophe Fumeaux (The
University of Adelaide, Australia)
14. A Novel CPW-fed UWB Antenna for Body
Area Networks
3. A Low Profile UWB Antenna for Wearable
Jian Wang (McGill University, Canada); Milica
Popović (McGill University, Canada)
Applications: The Tripod Kettle Antenna (TKA)
DeaDorinaCara(EcolePolytechniqueFédéralede
Lausanne/UNIL,Switzerland);JovancheTrajkovikj
15. A Comparitive Study of Microstrip and
(EPFL, Switzerland); Roberto Torres-Sánchez
CPW Antenna with Novel Resonators for
WBAN
(LEMA-EPFL,Switzerland);Jean-FrançoisZürcher
TahsinMullick(NorthSouthUniversity,Bangladesh);
(EPFL, Switzerland); Anja K. Skrivervik (EPFL,
Switzerland)
MohammadErshad(NorthSouthUniversity,Bangladesh);AtiqurRahman(QueenMary,Universityof
4. A Miniaturized Rectangular-Spiral Bi-band
London, United Kingdom)
Coplanar Antenna for Off-Body Communications
Walid El Hajj (Telecom Bretagne / Lab-STICC /
MOM,France);ChristianPerson(Lab-STICC/MOM
UMR CNRS, France); Joe Wiart (France Telecom
R&D, France)
5. An Electrically-Small Wearable Textile
Antenna for Security Applications
MarioOrefice(PolitecnicodiTorino,Italy);Daniele
Pedrazzi(PolitecnicodiTorino,Italy);PaolaPirinoli
(Politecnico di Torino, Italy); Gianluca Dassano
6. Human Body Effects on the Matching of a
2.45 GHz Coplanar-fed Antenna
JorgeRoças(InstitutoSuperiorTécnico,Portugal);
Nuno Pires (Instituto Superior Técnico & École
PolytechniqueFédéraledeLausanne,Portugal);
AntonioAMoreira(I.S.T.-TechnicalU.Lisbon/I.T.
Lisbon, Portugal)
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8. Dual Band Inkjet Printed Bow-Tie Slot
Antenna on Leather
MuhammadFarooqui(KingAbdullahUniversityof
ScienceandTechnology,SaudiArabia);AtifShamim
(KingAbdullahUniversityofScienceandTechnology, Saudi Arabia)
15.Withdrawn
10. The Impact of Shape and Size of Air Cavity
on Extended Hemispherical Lens Characterization for Wireless Applications At 61 GHz
Mehran PourMousavi (University of Erlangen,
Germany)
17. RCS Measurement Accuracy in the U/VHF
Range: Measurement of the Electromagnetic
Field Decrease Rate in an Indoor Anechoic
Chamber
PierreMassaloux(CESTA,France);GenevieveMaze
merceur (CEA, France)
Friday
12. An Evolutionary-Approach for Material Parameter Determination in a Broad Frequency
Range
StefanFraedrich(DresdenUniversityofTechnology,
Germany);MichaelJenning(DresdenUniversityof
Technology,Germany);ChristophStatz(Dresden
UniversityofTechnology,Germany);DirkPlettemeier
(Dresden University of Technology, Germany)
Thursday
11. Accurate Pattern Prediction of Very Closely
Spaced Mismatched Antennas Using Measured Active Element Patterns
Xinyi Tang (National University of Singapore,
Singapore);KoenMouthaan(NationalUniversityof
Singapore,Singapore);JacobCoetzee(Queensland
University of Technology, Australia)
16. Complex Permittivity of Concrete in the
Frequency Range 0.8 to 12 GHz
Martta-KaisaOlkkonen(AaltoUniversity,Finland);
Valeri Mikhnev (Aalto University, Finland); Eeva
Huuskonen-Snicker (Aalto University, Finland)
Wednesday
9. Flexible Dual-band CPW-Fed Monopole
Antenna
MaríaElenadeCos(UniversidaddeOviedo,Spain);
Tuesday
14. Investigating Multi-Antenna RFID Systems
by Means of Time-Varying Scattering Parameters
EckhardDenicke(LeibnizUniversitätHannover,
Germany);DominicHärke(LeibnizUniversitätHannover,Germany);BerndGeck(LeibnizUniversität
Hannover, Germany)
Monday
7. Influence of Deformations on the Matching
of a Flexible Dual-Band Antenna
JoséMesquita(InstitutoSuperiorTécnico,Portugal);
Nuno Pires (Instituto Superior Técnico & École
PolytechniqueFédéraledeLausanne,Portugal);
AntonioAMoreira(I.S.T.-TechnicalU.Lisbon/I.T.
Lisbon, Portugal)
13. Planar Antenna in Proximity of Human
Body Models
VladimírHebelka(BrnoUniversityofTechnology,
Czech Republic)
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1. A Methodology for Evaluation of Video
Quality Loss on OFDM-Based Networks Due to
Propagation Losses
Bruno Castro (Federal University of Pará, Brazil);
Igor Gomes (Federal University of Pará, Brazil);
PauloSouza(UniversidadeFederaldoPará,Brazil);
2. Inversion Method for Obtaining Electrical
Parameters for Soil and Vegetation in the
Amazon Region
RomuloOliveira(INSTITUTOFEDERALDOPARA&
IFPA,Brazil);JoãoSouza(UniversidadeFederaldo
Pará,Brazil);FátimaMagno(UniversidadeFederal
do Pará, Brazil); Klaus Cozzolino (Universidade
Brazil)
Friday
Thursday
Tuesday
14:00 Thu_Wall3: Propagation for cellular, high
- data rates and backbone
Wednesday
Monday
Thursday, April 11
3. Planning Single Frequency Networks for
Broadcasting Digital TV
PanagiotisN.Vasileiou(UniversityofPiraeus,Greece);ConstantineG.Kakoyiannis(NationalTechnical
UniversityofAthens&InstituteofCommunication
andComputerSystems,Greece);NektariosMoraitis
(NationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens&Institute
ofCommunicationsandComputersSystems,Greece);AthanasiosMarousis(NationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens,Greece);AthanasiosG.Kanatas
(UniversityofPiraeus,Greece);PhilipConstantinou
4. Topological Analysis of Performance of
Zigbee Systems in Commercial Environments
EduardoSalinero(UniversidadPublicadeNavarra,
Spain);LeireAzpilicueta(UniversidadPublicade
Navarra,Spain);FranciscoFalcone(Universidad
Publica de Navarra, Spain)
5. A Comparison of MLP and RBF Neural
Network Architectures for Location
Determination in Indoor Environment
IvanVilovic(UniversityofDubrovnik,Croatia);Niksa
Burum (University of Dubrovnik, Croatia)
7. Propagation Model for Small Urban
Macrocell in Actual Vegetation Scenarios
IñigoCuiñas(UniversityofVigo,Spain);JoseAcuna
(UniversidaddelaRepública,Uruguay);Manuel
García Sánchez (Universidade de Vigo, Spain)
8. Full Mesh Channel Measurements on Body
Area Networks Under Walking Scenarios
MatthieuLauzier(INRIA-CITILaboratory,France);
PaulFerrand(INSA-Lyon,France);AntoineFraboulet
(INSAdeLyon/INRIA,France);HerveParvery(INRIA,France);Jean-MarieGorce(INSA-Lyon,France)
9. A Phase-Based Indicator for Discriminating
Near LOS Reverberating Chamber Channel
Conditions
AntonioSorrentino(UniversitàParthenope,Italy);
GiuseppeFerrara(UniversitàParthenope,Italy);
MaurizioMigliaccio(Universita‘NapoliParthenope,
Italy)
10. A Wireless Sensor Netwok for RF Characterisation of Buildings
KangniGuo(UniversityofSheffield,UnitedKingdom);JonathanMichaelRigelsford(TheUniversity
of Sheffield, United Kingdom)
11. Evaluating the Eavesdropping Range of
Varying Magnetic Field Strengths in NFC
Standards
TimBrown(UniversityofSurrey,UnitedKingdom);
Thomas Diakos (University of Surrey, United
Kingdom);JohannA.Briffa(UniversityofSurrey,
United Kingdom)
12. Measurement and Estimation of Propagation Loss in Vegetation At Microwave
Frequencies
Kingdom)
13. Space-Time Correlation for On-to-Off Body
Channels At 2.45 GHz
RamonaRosini(DEI-UniversityofBologna&CEA
-LetiGrenoble,Italy);RaffaeleD‘Errico(CEA,LETI,
Minatec Campus, France)
6. Indoor Localization Using ISM Band Radio
Modules
LajosNagy(BudapestUniversityofTechnologyand
Economics,Hungary);ZoltánSzalay(BME,Hungary)
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20. Wearable Finger Ring Dual Band Antenna
Made of Fabric Cloth for BAN Use
Hisao Iwasaki (Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japan)
21. Antenna Pattern in a Multipath Environment Emulated in a Reverberating Chamber
4. Circular Polarization Patch Antenna with
Low Axial Ratio in a Large Beamwidth
DianaNavarroMéndez,FernandoCarreraSuárez
(Universidad Politécnica de Valencia & Escuela
PolitécnicaNacional,Spain);MarianoBaquero-Escudero(UniversidadPolitécnicadeValencia,Spain)
5. A 3D Reconstruction Algorithm for the
Location of Foundations in Demolished
Buildings
AnandSengodan,PaulCockshott,CarmenCuenca-Garcia(UniversityofGlasgow,UnitedKingdom)
6. Scattering for Singly Curved Functional
Surfaces and Corresponding Planar Designs
Daniel Sjöberg (Lund University, Sweden)
Friday
19. Matching Experimental Measurements
and Successive Numerical Approximations of
SPE, WAPE and VWAPE for Indoor 2D Model
At 900 MHz
KlausCozzolino(UniversidadeFederaldoPará,Brazil);FátimaMagno(UniversidadeFederaldoPará,
Brazil);JoãoSouza(UniversidadeFederaldoPará,
Brazil);JesséCosta(UniversidadeFederaldoPará,
Brazil); Gervásio Cavalcante (UFPA, Brazil)
3. Withdrawn
Thursday
18. Short-Range Near Floor RF Propagation
Experiments in Indoor Corridors for Wirless
Sensor Communications
T.RAMARAO(SRMUniversity,India);DBalachander (SRM University, India)
Wednesday
17. Quantum Genetic Optimization Applied to
Coverage Optimization for Indoor Access Point
Networks
LajosNagy(BudapestUniversityofTechnologyand
Economics, Hungary)
2. Reconfigurable Proximity Coupled Elevated
Patch Antenna
Adel Emhemmed (University of Tripoli, Libya);
NuredinAliSalemAhmed(AzzaytunaUniversity,
Libya);KhaledElgaid(UniversityofGlasgow,United
Kingdom)
Tuesday
16. Performance Analysis of On-Body
Backscatter RFID Systems
JasminGrosinger(ViennaUniversityofTechnology
& Institute of Telecommunications, Austria)
Monday
14:00 Thu_Wall4: Antennas for space
14. Characterization for a Electrically Small
Antenna in Proximity to Human Body
16:50
Takahiro Aoyagi (Tokyo Institute ofTechnology
& Graduate School of Decision Science and
Technology,Japan);MinseokKim(TokyoInstituteof
1. Connected Arrays of Slots as Feed of a
Technology,Japan);Jun-ichiTakada(TokyoInstitute
Dielectric Lens: Analysis, Design and
Experimental Validation
of Technology, Japan)
DanieleCavallo(DelftUniversityofTechnology,The
Netherlands);OzanYurduseven(DelftUniversityof
15. Efficient Traceability Solutions in the Wine
Production by RFID and WSN
Technology,TheNetherlands);AndreaNeto(Delft
Isabel Expósito (University ofVigo, Spain); Iñigo
UniversityofTechnology,TheNetherlands);Giorgio
Cuiñas (University ofVigo, Spain); José Antonio
Carluccio(UniversityofSiena,Italy);MatteoAlbani
Gay-Fernández (University of Vigo, Spain)
(University of Siena, Italy)
8. Design of a Stacked Stub-Loaded Patch
Element for X-band Reflectarray Antenna with
True Time Delay
ArashSarshar(FerdowsiUniversityofMashhad&
CommunicationandComputerResearchCenter,
Iran); Amir Etbaeitabari (KTH Royal Institute of
Technology, Sweden)
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Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Thursday, April 11
9. A Bowl-Shaped Beam Reflectarray Antenna 14:00 Thu_Wall5: Antennas and measurements
for Satellite Communication
- for space
Seyed Mostafa Mousavi Roknabadi (K. N. Toosi
Universityoftech.,Iran);AbdullahMirtaheri(K.N.
ToosiUniversity,Iran);MohsenKaboli(K.N.Toosi
1. A Dual Polarised Slotted Waveguide
University of Technology, Iran)
Antenna for Satellite Based Wind
Scatterometer Instruments
10. Withdraw
Per Magnusson (Ruag Space Sweden, Sweden);
ManuelaDiSalvo(ThalesAleniaSpaceRome,Italy);
ClaudioScarchilli(ThalesAleniaSpaceItalia,Italy)
11. Study of Different Dual-Reflectarray
Antenna Configurations for Beam-Scanning
Applications
Carolina Tienda (German Aerospace Center,
Germany);JoseA.Encinar(UniversidadPolitecnica
deMadrid,Spain);ManuelArrebola(Universidadde
Oviedo, Spain)
12. Bifocal Reflector Antenna Design
Procedure for Wide-Angle Multi-Beam
Applications
Andrey Plastikov (National Research University
MoscowPowerEngineeringInstitute,Russia);Boris
Kogan(NationalResearchUniversityMoscowPower
Engineering Institute, Russia)
13. Double Resonance Transition From
Rectangular Waveguide to Substrate
Integrated Waveguide
RafałGłogowski(InstitutoSuperiorTecnico/Ecole
PolytechniqueFederaledeLausanne,Switzerland);
Jean-FrançoisZürcher(EPFL,Switzerland);Custodio
Peixeiro (IST-TUL, Portugal); Juan R Mosig (Ecole
PolytechniqueFederaledeLausanne,Switzerland)
14. Efficient Simulation of Radiometric Noise
in Offset Gregorian Antenna Systems
Dirk de Villiers (Stellenbosch University, South
Africa);RobertLehmensiek(EMSSAntennas(Pty)
Ltd & Cape Peninsula University ofTechnology,
South Africa)
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2. Analysis of Partially Dielectric-Filled
Rectangular Waveguide with Transverse Slots
Using Green‘s Function Method
Renat Abdullin (Ural Federal University, Russia);
SergeyKnyazev(UralFederalUniversity,Russia);
Lubov Lesnaya (Ural Federal University, Russia);
SergeyShabunin(UralFederalUniversity,Russia)
3. Space GNSS Antennas
JohanWettergren(RUAGAerospaceSweden,Sweden); Mikael Öhgren (RUAG Space AB, Sweden)
4. Nonlinear Modeling of PMSE Receiver
Frontends Using Volterra Series
Jan Barowski (Ruhr-University of Bochum, Germany);SvenDortmund(Ruhr-UniversitätBochum,
Germany); Sebastian Sczyslo (Ruhr-Universität
Bochum,Germany);IlonaRolfes(Ruhr-Universität
Bochum, Germany)
5. Height Reduction Using Mutual Coupling for
the Multimode Horn Phased Array
AilianCai(UniversityofSurrey,UnitedKingdom);C
Underwood(UniversityofSurrey,UnitedKingdom);
Martin N Sweeting (University of Surrey, United
Kingdom)
6. New Antenna Measurement Technologies
Used to RATAN-600 Radio Telescope
Vladimir Khaikin (2Special Astrophysical Observatory of the Russian Academy of Science,
Russia);NikolaiBursov(TheSpecialAstrophysical
ObservatoryofRAS,Russia);DmitryVikoruk(JSC
NevaTechnology,Russia);MichaelDruzhinin(JSC
NevaTechnology, Russia); SergejYakovlev (JSC
Neva Technology, Russia); Vyacheslav Yakunin
(JSCNevaTechnology,Russia);AndreiKornev(JSC
SSTC, Russia)
Thursday, April 11
Friday
13. A Review of Recent Antenna Developments
At MDA
EricAmyotte(MDA,Canada);YvesDemers(MDA
Corporation,Canada);MichelForest(MDA,Canada);
LouisHildebrand(MDA,Canada);SylvainRichard
(MDA Corporation, Canada)
Thursday
12.. Withdrawn
4. Dielectric Properties Measurement of Carbon Nanotubes on Dielectric Rod Waveguide
IrinaNefedova,DmitriLioubtchenko(AaltoUniversity
SchoolofElectricalEngineering,Finland);Vladimir
Parshin(TheInstituteofAppliedPhysicsoftheRussianAcademyofSciences,Russia);IlyaAnoshkin,
Antti V. Räisänen (Aalto University, Finland)
Wednesday
11. Investigating the Influence of Rotating
Steel Platform in the RCS Measurement of
Vehicles At 22-26 GHz for Automotive Radar
Application
PengfeiChen(EuropeanUniversityofBretagne&
Renault S.A.S, France); Stéphane Méric (Institut
ofElectronicandTelecommunicationsofRennes,
France);RaedEl-Makhour(Renault,France);Olivier
Lafond(IETR,France);MohamedHimdi(Université
de Rennes 1, France)
3. Unveiling the Mode Structure of Terahertz
Oversized Electrically-thin-AgI-lined Cylindrical Waveguides Via Near-field Time-Domain
Microscopy
Miguel Navarro-Cía (Imperial College London,
UnitedKingdom);CarlosBledt(RutgersUniversity,
USA);MiriamVitiello(CNR-IstitutoNanoscienze
andScuolaNormaleSuperiore,Italy);HarveyBeere
(UniversityofCambridge,UnitedKingdom);Dave
Ritchie(UniversityofCambridge,UnitedKingdom);
JamesHarrington(RutgersUniversity,USA);Oleg
Mitrofanov (University College London, United
Kingdom)
Tuesday
10. Radar Target Identification by Histogram
Analysis of Resonant Frequencies
ChadHargrave(CSIRO,Australia);AminMAbbosh
(TheUniversityofQueensland,Australia);NickShuley(UniversityofQueensland,Australia);Vaughan
Clarkson(TheUniversityofQueensland,Australia)
Monday
14:00 Thu_Wall6: Propagation and measure-
7. A High Precision Holographic Phaseless
- ments for no specific application
Near-Field Method
16:50
Zhiping Li (Beihang University, P.R. China);
ZhengpengWang(BeihangUniversity,P.R.China);
Jianhua Wu (Beihang University, P.R. China)
1. Numerical Study on the Critical Detection
of Subsurface Dielectric Scatterers with GPR
Systems
8. A Comparision Between Different Evolutionary Algorithms for Pattern Synthesis of
AlessandroGalli(SapienzaUniversityofRome,Italy);
Multi-Feed Reflector Antenna
DavideComite(SapienzaUniversityofRome,Italy);
AtiehTalebzadeh(AmirkabirUniversityofTechnoGuido Valerio (Université de Rennes 1, France);
logy,Iran);MichaelRInggs(UniversityCapeTown
Elena Pettinelli (Roma Tre University, Italy)
&CentreforHighPerformanceComputing,South
Africa); Ali Foudazi (University CapeTown & Iran
2. Occurrense of GPS Phase Fluctuations in
TelecommunicationResearchCenter,SouthAfrica)
the High Latitude Ionosphere
IrkShagimuratov(IZMIRAN,Russia);IuriiCherniak
9. An Electronically Controlled Polarization
(WD IZMIRAN, Russia); Ivan Ephishov (IZMIRAN,
Generator At Ka-band
Russia);NadezdaTepenitsyna(IZMIRAN,Russia);
Steven R Nichols (MI Technologies, USA)
Luiza Koltunenko (IZMIRAN, Russia)
5. Measurement for TV Digital in Amazon City
MiércioCardosodeAlcântaraNeto,HélioFerreira,
Fabrício Barros (Universidade Federal do Pará,
Brazil);PedroGonzalez,MicheleAlmeida,Wellington
Pereira (Universidade Federal do Pará, Brazil);
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Thursday, April 11
14:00 Thu_Wall7: Fundamental research on
6. Spectrum Occupancy Modeling on the 450
- antennas and propagation
MHz Band for Cognitive Radio Application
16:50
AngeloCanavitsas,Eng.(PontificiaUniversidade
Catolica - Rio de Janeiro & PETROBRAS, Brazil);
LuizARdaSilvaMello(PUC/RIO&Inmetro,Brazil);
1. New Modules and Features Introduced in
Marco Antonio Grivet Mattoso Maia (Pontifical
NEWFASANT
JavierMoreno(UniversityofAlcala,Spain);Carlos
Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Delgado(AlcalaUniversity,Spain);EliseoGarcía(AlcalaUniversity,Spain);LorenaLozano(Universityof
7. Comparison of Different Methodologies for
the Computation of Ground Conductivity in
Alcala,Spain);IvanGonzalez(UniversidaddeAlcala,
Brazil
Spain);GabrielCaballeroTena(AlcalaUniversity,
MarcioRodrigues(FederalUniversityofRioGrande
Spain);FelipeCátedra(UniversityofAlcala,Spain)
do Norte - UFRN, Brazil); Antonio Luiz Pereira de
SiqueiraCampos,DiegoMedeiros,ArthurHenrique
2. Causality of Diamagnetic Materials
Leão(UniversidadeFederaldoRioGrandedoNorte,
Arthur D Yaghjian (Research Consultant, USA);
Brazil)
AndreaAlù(TheUniversityofTexasatAustin,USA);
MarioSilveirinha(UniversidadedeCoimbra-Institu8. 9-year Hydrometeors Intensity Distributions
to de Telecomunicações, Portugal)
in Prague
VaclavKvicera,MartinGrabner(CzechMetrology
3. Electromagnetic Inverse Scattering Based
Institute, Czech Republic)
on Null Subspace Reconstruction Using
Sequential Quadratic Programming
9. Measurement Based NVIS Channel Model in
the Medium Wave Band
ofTechnology,Iran);AbolghasemZeidaabadiNezDavidGuerra(UniversityoftheBasqueCountry,
had (Isfahan University of Technology, Iran)
Spain);MiguelColetoMuñoz,LuisMelgarGarcía
(RadioNacionaldeEspaña,RNE,Spain);UnaiGil,
4. Study of Transitions for the Single-Wire
IvánPeña,GorkaPrieto,ItziarAngulo(Universityof
Waveguide At THz Frequencies
AntonioBerenguer(UniversitatPolitecnicadeValenthe Basque Country, Spain)
cia&InstitutodeTelecomunicacionesyAplicacionesMultimedia,Spain);MarianoBaquero-Escudero
10. An Improved Vector Fitting Approach for
(UniversidadPolitécnicadeValencia,Spain);Daniel
Obtaining a Novel Impulse Response for a
Sanchez-Escuderos(UniversidadPolitécnicade
Diffraction on a Dielectric Convex Obstacle
Valencia,Spain);MiguelFerrando-Bataller(UniversiPiotrGórniak,WojciechBandurski(PoznańUniversidad Politecnica De Valencia, Spain)
ty of Technology, Poland)
11. Laboratory Proofs on the NF-FF Transformation with Spherical Spiral Scanning
Optimized for Quasi-planar Antennas
FrancescoD‘Agostino,FlaminioFerrara,Claudio
Gennarelli, Rocco Guerriero, Massimo Migliozzi
(University of Salerno, Italy)
12. The Measurement of Antenna Group Delay
Philip Miller (UK, National Physical Laboratory,
United Kingdom)
13. Capacity of MIMO Propagation Indoor
Channel
NadineMalhouroux(FranceTelecomResearch&
Development,France);PatricePajusco(TELECOM
Bretagne, France)
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5. TeraHertz Photonic Band-Gap Devices:
Analysis and Design Via Low-Rank Kernel
TheodorosKaifas(AristotleUniversityofThessaloniki,Greece);FanouriosFakoukakis(Democritus
University of Thrace, Microwaves Lab Xanthi,
Greece);GeorgeKyriacou(DemocritusUniversityof
Thrace, Greece)
6. Left Handed MM-wave Magnetically Tuned
Antenna on Ferrite Substrate
GheorgheIoanSajin(NationalInstituteforResearch
and Development in Microtechnologies, IMT
Bucharest,Romania);IuliaMocanu(Politechnica
UniversityBucharest,Romania);FloreaCraciunoiu
(IMT Bucharest, Romania)
Thursday, April 11
11. Theory and Simulations of a
Beam-Scanning Plasma Antenna
Asma Kallel (Université Paul Sabatier-CNRS-LAPLACE,France);JeromeSokoloff(UniversityPaul
Sabatier of Toulouse, France); Thierry Callegari
(UniversitédeToulouse-UPSINPTCNRS,France)
13. Stochastic Techniques for Antennas
Statistics in Uncertain Electromagnetic
Environments
SebastienLalléchère(ClermontUniversity,France);
LaurentPatier(CNES,France);PierreBonnet(Blaise
Pascal University, France); Françoise Paladian
(Blaise Pascal University, France)
18. Introducing a Novel Defected Ground
Structure for Microstrip Applications
YusefHajilou,HamidRezaHassani,BahmanRahmati (Shahed University, Iran)
19. A Simple Harmonic ReductionTechnique in
Inset-fed Microstrip Patch Antennas
PoojaPrakash,MaheshAbegaonkar,AnanjanBasu,
ShibanKKoul(IndianInstituteofTechnologyDelhi,
India)
20. ASYTRAIN: a New Methodology for Teaching and Learning Antennas
JoseLuisBesada,LeandrodeHaro,BelenGalocha
(UniversidadPolitecnicadeMadrid,Spain);Jose
LuisBesada(AntennaSystemSolution(ASYSOL),
Germany);MiguelSalasNatera(AntennaSystem
Solutions, Spain)
Friday
12. Input Impedance of Electrically Small
Dipole in the Presence of Bottom Half-space
Dmitriy Penkin, AlexanderYarovoy, Gerard J.M.
Janssen (Delft University of Technology, The
Netherlands)
17. The Hi Monopole Model for Applications in
the Brazilian System of Digital TV
MiércioCardosodeAlcântaraNeto(FederalUniversityofPará&TelecommunicationsandComputing
Laboratory, Brazil); Hélio Ferreira (Universidade
Brazil);FabrícioBarros(UniversidadeFederaldo
Pará,Brazil);KarloCosta(FederalUniversityofPara,
Brazil)
Thursday
10. On Enhancing the Field in the Vicinity of a
Metamaterial Wedge with Use of an Auxiliary
Dielectric Tip
ConstantinosAValagiannopoulos(AaltoUniversity,
Finland);AriSihvola(AaltoUniversityofScienceand
Technology, Finland)
16. Equivalent Circuits of Compact Monopole
Arrays Based on Scattering Parameters
KunWang, Li Li,Thomas F. Eibert, SakinehTooni
(TechnicalUniversityofMunich&IranUniversityof
Science and Technology, Germany)
Wednesday
9. Modeling of Reflectarray Elements by
Means of MetaPSO-based Artificial Neural
Network
HoLinh(PolitecnicodiMilano,Italy);MarcoMussetta(PolitecnicodiMilano&PolitecnicodiTorino,
Italy); Paola Pirinoli (Politecnico diTorino, Italy);
RiccardoEnricoZich(PolitecnicodiMilano,Italy)
15. Improving Series Convergency in Analysis
of Conformal Antennas
Marko Bosiljevac (University of Zagreb, Croatia)
Tuesday
8. Synthesis of Reflectarrays with Mutual
Couplings - Fast Electromagnetic Studies with
Databases
CyrilleMenudier(XLIM-UMRCNRS6172-UniversityofLimoges&AntennaandAssociatedWaves
Dept, France); MarcThevenot,Yasser Abdallah,
ThierryMonediere(XLIM-UMR6172-CNRS,University of Limoges, France)
14. Efficient Integral Equation Characterization of Substrate Integrated Waveguide
Components
Thomas Vaupel (Fraunhofer FHR, Germany)
Monday
7. Systematic Synthesis of Uniform and
Non-uniform Reflectarrays Using Optimization
JanaÁlvarez(UniversityofOviedo,Spain);Manuel
Arrebola (Universidad de Oviedo, Spain); Rafael
Ayestarán(UniversityofOviedo,Spain);Fernando
Las-Heras (Universidad de Oviedo, Spain)
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- Room: G1
- Room: G2
16:20 Chairs: Makoto Ando (Tokyo Institute of 16:20 Chairs:JanCarlsson(SPTechnicalResearch
Institute of Sweden, Sweden), Marta
Technology,Japan),AhmedKishk(Concordia
Martínez-Vázquez(IMSTGmbH,Germany)
University, Canada)
15:00 Metamaterial Surfaces for Near and Far-Field 15:00 Implantable Antennas: The Challenge of Applications
Efficiency
AnthonyGrbic(UniversityofMichigan,AnnArbor,
USA);GurkanGok(UniversityofMichigan,USA);
MohammadrezaImani(UniversityofMichigan, 15:40 Antenna Tuners for Mobile Applications
USA);AmitPatel(UniversityofMichigan,USA);Carl
KevinBoyle(EPCOS,UnitedKingdom);TheoBakker
Pfeiffer(UniversityofMichigan,USA);MauroEttorre
(EPCOS,TheNetherlands);ShunyaSato(EPCOS,
(UniversityofRennes1&UMRCNRS6164,France)
TheNetherlands);ErwinSpits(EPCOS,TheNetherlands);MauricedeJongh(Epcos,TheNetherlands);
15:40 Natural and Metamaterial Low-profile
Andre van Bezooijen (EPCOS,The Netherlands)
Antennas with Emphasis on Realization of Wideband Characteristics
Hisamatsu Nakano (Hosei University, Japan)
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Thursday, April 11
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09:00 Withdrawn
Friday
10:20 A Combined Deterministic and Stochastic Approach for the Design of Non-Uniform Arrays
TheodorosKaifas(AristotleUniversityofThessaloniki,Greece);DimitriosG.Babas(AristotleUniversity
ofThessaloniki, Greece); John Sahalos (Aristotle
University of Thessaloniki, GR, Thessaloniki &
University of Nicosia, CY, Nicosia, Greece)
12:30 Fast Analysis and Database Generation in Aperiodic Reflectarrays
AmedeoCapozzoli(UniversitàdiNapoliFedericoII,
Italy);ClaudioCurcio(UniversitàdiNapoliFederico
II,Italy);AngeloLiseno(UniversitàdiNapoliFederico
II,Italy);MarziaMigliorelli(SpaceEngineeringS.p.A,
Italy);GiovanniToso(EuropeanSpaceAgency,The
Netherlands)
Thursday
10:00 A Hybrid Deterministic/Metaheuristic
Synthesis Technique for Non-Uniformly
Spaced Linear Printed Antenna Arrays
CarolinaVigano(JASTSA,Switzerland);Giovanni
Toso(EuropeanSpaceAgency,TheNetherlands);
DiegoCaratelli(DelftUniversityofTechnology,The
Netherlands)
12:10 Recent Advances in the Optimal Synthesis of Multibeam Satellite Antennas
AndreaFrancescoMorabito(UniversityMediterranea
ofReggioCalabria,Italy);TommasoIsernia(UniversityofReggioCalabria,Italy);AntoniaRitaLaganà
(University of Reggio Calabria, Italy); Loreto Di
Donato(UniversityofReggioCalabria,Italy);Ovidio
Mario Bucci (University of Naples, Italy)
Wednesday
09:40 Inter-Chip Wireless Communication
Hsin-TaWu(RichwaveTechnologyCorporation,
Taiwan);Jau-JrLin(Dept.ofEE,NationalChanghua
UniversityofEducation,Taiwan);KennethO(The
University of Texas at Dallas, USA)
11:50 Phased Array Integrated with Frequency Selective Surfaces for Angular Filtering
Darwin Blanco (University Carlos III of Madrid,
Spain);NuriaLLombart(DelftUniversityofTechnology,TheNetherlands);EvaRajo-Iglesias(University
CarlosIIIofMadrid,Spain);StefanoMaci(University
of Siena, Italy)
Tuesday
09:20 Synthesis of Uniform Amplitude Focused Beam Arrays
Benjamin Fuchs (University of Rennes 1 - IETR,
France); Anja K. Skrivervik (EPFL, Switzerland);
Juan R Mosig (Ecole Polytechnique Federale de
Lausanne, Switzerland)
11:30 Analytically-Designed Planar Aperiodic Arrays in the Presence of Mutual Coupling
Marco Salucci (ELEDIA Research Center, Italy);
DavidGonzález-Ovejero(UniversitàdegliStudidi
Siena,Italy);GiacomoOliveri(UniversityofTrento
& ELEDIA Research Center, Italy); Andrea Massa
(University of Trento, Italy); Christophe Craeye
(Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium)
Monday
09:00 CA10: Non-uniform array antennas
- Room: E1
12:50 Chairs: Ioan E. Lager (Delft University of
Technology, The Netherlands),
Giacomo Oliveri (University of Trento &
ELEDIA Research Center, Italy)
COFFEE BREAK
11:10 Withdrawn
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Monday
Friday, April 12
09:00 CP2: Trans Ionosphere Propagation
11:10 Comparison of 4 Methods for
- Room: E2
Transionospheric Scintillation Evaluation
12:50 Chairs: Bertram Arbesser-Rastburg (ESA HalJStrangeways(UniversityofNewcastle&UniEstec,The Netherlands),Yannick Béniguel
versityofLeeds,UnitedKingdom);NikolayZernov
(IEEA, France)
(UniversityofSt.Petersburg,Russia);VadimGherm
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
(University of St. Petersburg, Russia)
09:00 Trans-ionospheric Ray Tracing by Means of a 11:30 Faraday Rotation Correction for the ESA Direct Approach to Fermat‘s Principle
BIOMASS P-band Synthetic Aperture Radar
Christopher Coleman (University of Adelaide,
Neil C Rogers (University of Sheffield, United
Australia)
Kingdom);ShaunQuegan(UniversityofSheffield,
United Kingdom)
09:20 The Effect of Ionospheric Scintillation on
Phase Gradient Autofocus Processing of
11:50 Propagation Errors and Scintillation on
Synthetic Aperture Radar
Trans - Ionospheric Links
DennisKnepp(NorthWestResearchAssociates,
Yannick Béniguel (IEEA, France)
USA);KeithGroves(AirForceResearchLaboratory,
USA)
12:10 Ionospheric Perturbations andTheir Impact on
GNSS Investigated by DLRs High-Rate
09:40 Physical and Statistical Analysis of Clustered Receiver Chain
Multipath Radio Channel Data
NikolaiHlubek(GermanAerospaceCenter(DLR),
Susana Mota (University of Aveiro & Institute of
Germany);VolkerWilken(GermanAerospaceCenTelecommunications,Portugal);ArmandoCRocha
ter,Germany);StefanGewies(GermanAerospace
(UniversityofAveiro&InstituteofTelecommunicaCenter, Germany); Mogese Wassaie (Bahir Dar
tions,Portugal);FernandoPérez-Fontán(University
University, Ethiopia); Baylie Damtie (Bahir Dar
of Vigo, Spain)
University,Ethiopia);NorbertJakowski(German
Aerospace Center, Germany)
10:00 TUB Software Tools for Monitoring
Ionospheric Irregularities in a Single Station 12:30Multiple Bounces Ionospheric Links for Earth- Mode and First Results
Satellite Communications in the HF Band
MarijaCokrlic(TechnisheUniversitatBerlin,GerFrederic Lacoste (CNES, France); Vincent
many);RomanGalas(TechnisheUniversitatBerlin,
Fabbro (ONERA, France); Rolland Fleury
Germany)
(Telecom Bretagne, France); Joel Lemorton
(ONERA, France); Patrick Lassudrie-duches10:20 Solar EUV Flux Rate Estimation During Mid ne (Telecom Bretagne, France); Kevin Dec
and Strong Flares From the Ionospheric
neudt (CNES, France); Françoise Carvalho
Electron Content Response Signature in GNSS (CNES, France); Eric Peragin (CNES, France)
Observations
Manuel Hernández Pajares (gAGE/UPC, Spain);
Alberto Garcia-Rigo (gAGE/UPC, Spain); José
MiguelJuanZornoza(gAGE/UPC,Spain);Jaume
Sanz(gAGE/UPC,Spain);EnricMonte(TSC/UPC,
Spain);AngelaAragonAngel(TechnicalUniversityof
Catalonia, Spain)
COFFEE BREAK
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Friday, April 12
Thursday
Friday
10:20 Infrared Core-shell-based Metamaterials to Control Thermal Emissions
SawyerD.Campbell(UniversityofArizona,USA);
RichardW.Ziolkowski(UniversityofArizona,USA)
Wednesday
09:20 Chiral Metamaterials: From Negative Index to 11:50 Performance of Spiral Antenna Over
Asymmetric Transmission
Broadband Uniform-Height Progressive
EkmelOzbay(NanotechnologyResearchCenter& EBG Surface
Bilkent University, Turkey)
SandeepPalreddy(MicrowaveEngineeringCorporation,USA);AmirZaghloul(VirginiaPolytechnic
09:40 Various Types of Homogenization for
InstituteandStateUniversity,USA);StevenWeiss
Metamaterials
(US Army Research Lab, USA)
Giovanni Maria Sardi (University of Siena, Italy);
EnricaMartini(UniversityofSiena,Italy);Stefano 12:10 Using Metamaterials to Exploit Lateral Waves Maci (University of Siena, Italy)
for RF Microwave Applications
Steven Weiss (Army Research Lab, USA)
10:00 Modeling and Simulation of Electromagnetic Scattering From Electrically Large Bodies 12:30 Active, Nonlinear, and Anisotropic Artificial Coated with CLS-based Metamaterial
Impedance Surfaces
Absorbers
DanSievenpiper(UniversityofCalifornia,SanDiego,
AndreyOsipov(GermanAerospaceCenter(DLR),
USA)
Germany); Ali E Culhaoglu (German Aerospace
Center(DLR),Germany);ErichKemptner(German
Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany)
Tuesday
de Navarra, Spain)
09:00 Real-World Design of Thin Absorbers for RCS Reduction of Arbitrarily Shaped Radar Targets 11:30 Numerical Simulation of Tensorial Impedance
Over A Wide Band and for Arbitrary Incident Metasurfaces
Angles and Polarization Using the Concepts of MatteoAlessandroFrancavilla(IstitutoSuperiore
Transformation Optics
Mario Boella, Italy); Enrica Martini (University of
RajMittra(PennStateUniversity,USA);YudaZhou
Siena,Italy);FrancescaVipiana(PolitecnicodiTo(EMCLaboratory,ThePennsylvaniaStateUniversity,
rino,Italy);StefanoMaci(UniversityofSiena,Italy);
USA)
Monday
09:00 CA16: NATO- Metamaterials for Defen11:10 Planar EBG Technology Chessboard
- se and Security Applications
Configuration to Reduce RCS in W Band
12:50 Room: E3
Ramon Gonzalo (Public University of Navarra,
Chairs:AndrzejA.Kucharski(WroclawUniSpain); AmagoiaTellechea (Public University of
versityofTechnology,Poland),EkmelOzbay
Navarra,Spain);JuanCarlosIriarte(PublicUniversity
ofNavarra,Spain);IñigoEderra(UniversidadPublica
(Nanotam; Bilkent University, Turkey)
COFFEE BREAK
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday, April 12
09:00 A14: Multiband and wideband
11:10 Dual-feed, Single-CCE Antenna Facilitating - antennas
Inter-Band Carrier Aggregation in LTE-A
12:50 Room: G1
Handsets
Chairs:WernerWiesbeck(KarlsruheInstitute
Risto Valkonen (Aalto University, Finland); Anu
ofTechnology,Germany),AhmedKishk(ConLehtovuori(AaltoUniversity&SchoolofElectrical
Engineering,Finland);ClemensIcheln(AaltoUnivercordia University, Canada)
sity & SMARAD CoE, Finland)
09:00 Improving Handset Antenna Performance by Wideband Matching Optimization
11:30 A GSM-900 MHz and WiFi-2.45 GHz DualAnu Lehtovuori (Aalto University & School of Polarized, Dual-Frequency Antenna Dedicated Electrical Engineering, Finland); RistoValkonen to RF Energy Harvesting Applications
(AaltoUniversity,Finland);MarttiValtonen(Aalto
WalidHaboubi(Marne-la-ValléeUniversity,France);
University, Finland)
HakimTakhedmit(UniversitédeParis-EstMarnela-Vallée,France);OdilePicon(UniversitéParis-Est
09:20 A Compact Shorted Printed Monopole Antenna Marne-la-Vallée,France);LaurentCirio(Université
for TV White Space Trials
de Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée, France)
MatthiasJohn(TrinityCollegeDublin&DublinInstituteofTechnology,Ireland);MaxJamesAmmann 11:50 Design of a Cavity Backed Spiral Antenna with (Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland)
Improved Pattern Symmetry
SarahMohamad(Queen‘sUniversityBelfast,United
09:40 Solar Cell Stacked Modified Z-Double L-Slot Kingdom);RobertCahill(Queen‘sUniversityBelfast,
Quad-Band PIFA
OkanYurduseven(NorthumbriaUniversity,United
Belfast, United Kingdom)
Kingdom);DavidSmith(NorthumbriaUniversity,
UnitedKingdom);NicolaPearsall(Northumbria 12:10 UHF-UWB Tag Antenna for Passive RFID
University, United Kingdom)
Applications
Mélusine Pigeon (CEA-LETI, France); Raffaele
10:00 Wide Band Suspended Plate Antenna with D‘Errico (CEA, LETI, Minatec Campus, France);
High Power Efficiency for Green
Christophe Delaveaud (CEA-LETI, France)
Communications
LingjianLi(UniversityofBristol,UnitedKingdom); 12:30 A Dipole-Fed Multi-Polarization Spiral Antenna Dominique L Paul (University of Bristol, United Including a Coaxial Feeding Element
Kingdom);GeoffreyHilton(UniversityofBristol,
Mayumi Matsunaga (Ehime University, Japan)
United Kingdom)
10:20 The Double-Sided 4-Port Bow-Tie Antenna:A New Compact Wideband MIMO Antenna
Ali Al-Rawi (Chalmers University ofTechnology,
Sweden); Jian Yang (Chalmers University of
Technology,Sweden);CharlieOrlenius(BluetestAB,
Sweden);MagnusFranzén(BluetestAB,Sweden)
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Friday, April 12
11:10 Comparative Evaluation of Macrocellular and In-Building Wireless Coverage Performance At 700 and 2500 MHz
YvodeJong(CommunicationsResearchCentre
Canada,Canada);DavidV.Rogers(Communications
Research Centre Canada & CRC, Canada)
Thursday
Friday
Wednesday
11:30 Impact of Realistic Indoor Mobility Modelling in the Context of Propagation Modelling on the 09:20 A New Perspective for Decoupling Closely User and Network Experience
Spaced Polarized Antennas
Dennis M. Rose (Technische Universität Braunschweig,Germany);ThomasJansen(Technische
OsamaAlrabadi(AAU,Denmark);JorgenAndersen
(APNET, Denmark)
UniversitätBraunschweig,Germany);SörenHahn
(TechnischeUniversitätBraunschweig&Institut
09:40 Shifting the Paradigm of Duplex Filter Designs fürNachrichtentechnik,Germany);ThomasKürner
with Spatial Duplexing
Osama Alrabadi (AAU, Denmark); Alexandru
Tatomirescu(AalborgUniversity,Denmark);Mauro 11:50 On the Use of OpenStreetMap Data for V2X Pelosi(AalborgUniversity,Denmark);GertPedersen Channel Modeling in Urban Scenarios
JörgNuckelt(TechnischeUniversitätBraunschweig,
Germany);DennisM.Rose(TechnischeUniversität
10:00 A Simple Method to Estimate the Antenna Braunschweig,Germany);ThomasJansen(Techni
Efficiency Over a Lossy Medium
scheUniversitätBraunschweig,Germany);Thomas
Thierry Alves (University of Paris-Est Marne-laKürner (Technische Universität Braunschweig,
Vallée,France);Jean-MarcLaheurte(Universitéde
Germany)
ParisEstMarneLaVallée(UPEMLV),France);Benoit
Poussot (Université Paris-Est, France)
12:10 Indoor and Outdoor Coverage Measurements Up to 6 GHz
10:20 Body-loss for Popular Thin Smart Phones
SanaSalous(DurhamUniversity,UnitedKingdom)
AlexandruTatomirescu(AalborgUniversity,Denmark);GertPedersen(AalborgUniversity,Denmark) 12:30 Advanced Topics in Accurate Propagation Modelling for Heterogeneous Wireless
Network Planning
COFFEE BREAK
YvesLostanlen(SIRADEL&UniversityofToronto,
Canada)
Tuesday
09:00 Design, Optimization and Characterization of a Superdirective Antenna Array
JoseLugo(Technicolor,France);JulianadeAlmeida
Goes(Technicolor,France);AliLouzir(Technicolor,
France); Philippe Minard (Technicolor, France);
DominiqueLoHineTong(Technicolor,Germany);
Christian Person (Lab-STICC/MOM UMR CNRS,
France)
Monday
09:00 A25: Antenna interactions and coupling 11:10 CP3: Propagation aspects of wireless
- Room: G2
- networks design & optimization (IC 1004)
10:40 Chairs:MichaelJensen(BrighamYoungUni- 12:50 Room: G2
versity,USA),ZbynekRaida(BrnoUniversityof
Chairs:DennisM.Rose(TechnischeUniverTechnology, Czech Republic)
sitätBraunschweig,Germany),SanaSalous
(Durham University, United Kingdom)
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Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday, April 12
09:00 A19: Slotted, guided wave and leaky
11:10 Circular Polarized RLSA Optimization:
- wave antennas
a Physics Based Approach
12:30 Room: J1
MatteoAlbani(UniversityofSiena,Italy);Agnese
Chairs: Jiro Hirokawa (Tokyo Institute of
Mazzinghi(UniversityofFlorence,Italy);Angelo
Technology,Japan),JoakimJohansson(RUAG
Freni (University of Florence, Italy)
Space AB, Sweden)
09:00 Dual-operating Band and High-Gain Planar Horn Antenna At E-Band
UnaiBeaskoetxea(UniversidadPúblicadeNavarra
(UPNA),Spain);MiguelBeruete(UniversidadPublica
deNavarra,Spain);MarioSorolla(UniversidadPublica de Navarra, Spain)
11:30 Investigation of the Performance of Antennas for Interference Detection in Aircraft
RafaelRennóNunes(GermanAerospaceCenter
(DLR),Germany);JensSchüür(TechnischeUniversität Braunschweig, Germany)
09:20 Low Profile Metallic Self-Polarizing
Fabry-Perot Cavity Antenna
Shoaib Muhammad (Université de Rennes1,
France);HervéLegay(ThalèsAleniaSpace,France)
11:50 Rotman Lens with Ridge Gap Waveguide Technology for Millimeter Wave Applications
FernandoCarreraSuárez(UniversidadPolitécnica
deValencia&EscuelaPolitécnicaNacional,Spain);
DianaNavarroMéndez(UniversidadPolitécnicade
Valencia & Escuela Politécnica Nacional, Spain);
MarianoBaquero-Escudero(UniversidadPolitécnica
de Valencia, Spain)
09:40 Short Horn Antenna Fed by Two Waveguides
OrenDabah(Elta,Israel);HaimMatzner(HIT-Holon
InstituteofTechnology,Israel);ElyLevine(AFEKA,
Academic College of Engineering, Israel)
12:10 A Wideband SIW-based Slot Array Antenna
HojatSaeedi(ShahedUniversity,Iran);HamidReza
Hassani(ShahedUniversity,Iran);BahmanRahmati
(Shahed University, Iran)
10:00 Conjugate-Matched Metasurface Antennas
for Space Applications
Gabriele Minatti (European Space Agency, The
Netherlands);PatrizioDeVita(IDSIngegneriaDei
Sistemi, Italy); Marco Sabbadini (Esa Estec, The
Netherlands);StefanoMaci (University of Siena,
Italy)
Friday
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Friday, April 12
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
11:30 Ray-Tracing Urban Picocell 3D Propagation Statistics for LTE Heterogeneous Networks
Evangelos Mellios (University of Bristol, United
Kingdom);GeoffreyHilton(UniversityofBristol,
09:20 Characterization of 60 GHz Proximity Desktop UnitedKingdom);AndrewNix(UniversityofBristol,
Channels with Electronic Device Chassis
United Kingdom)
KojiAkita(ToshibaCorp,Japan);TakayoshiIto(ToshibaCorporation,Japan);HideoKasami(Toshiba 11:50 Impulsive Noise Measurements in Indoor Corporation, Japan)
Locations in Medium Wave Band
Iratxe Landa (University of the Basque Country,
09:40 Reconfigurable Antenna Terminals for Energy Spain); Amaia Arrinda (University of the Basque
Efficient Routing and Propagation Path Country, Spain); ManuelVelez (University of the
Optimization Applied to Mobile Ad Hoc
Basque Country, Spain)
Networks (MANETs)
PabloPadilla(UniversityofGranada,Spain);Juan 12:10 MIMO Channel Estimation for Secret Key F.Valenzuela-Valdés(UniversidaddeExtremadura, Establishment
Spain)
Britton Quist (BrighamYoung University, USA);
MichaelJensen(BrighamYoungUniversity,USA)
10:00 Measurement of Window Blind Attenuation At 5-50 GHz
PavelValtr(FacultyofElectricalEngineering,Czech
TechnicalUniversityinPrague,CzechRepublic);
PavelPechac(CzechTechnicalUniversityinPrague,
CzechRepublic);TomasKorinek(CzechTechnical
University in Prague, Czech Republic); Ondrej
Moravek(CzechTechnicalUniversityinPrague&
FacultyofElectricalEngineering,CzechRepublic);
MilanPrihoda(CTUinPrague,FacultyofElectrical
Engineering, Czech Republic)
Tuesday
09:00 Empirical Path-Loss Model in Train Car
SamAerts(GhentUniversity,Belgium);DavidPlets
(IBBT-GhentUniversity,Belgium);LeenVerloock
(IBBT-GhentUniversity,Belgium);EmmericTanghe
(GhentUniversity,Belgium);WoutJoseph(Ghent
University,Belgium);LucMartens(GhentUniversity,
Belgium)
on 802.15.4 Networks
PeioLopezIturri(UniversidadPublicadeNavarra,
Spain);JuanAntonioNazabal(UniversidadPública
deNavarra,Spain);LeireAzpilicueta(Universidad
Publica de Navarra, Spain); Carlos Fernández
(UniversidadPublicadeNavarra,Spain);Francisco
Falcone(UniversidadPublicadeNavarra,Spain)
Monday
09:00 P8: Urban & indoors propagation
COFFEE BREAK
- Room: J2
12:30 Chairs:JohnSahalos(UniversityofNicosia,
Cyprus), Koji Akita (Toshiba Corp, Japan) 11:10 Impact of the Microwave Oven Power Leakage 10:20 Optimal Artificial Neural Network Design for
Propagation Path-Loss Prediction Using Adaptive Evolutionary Algorithms
SotiriosSotiroudis(AristotleUniversityofThessaloniki,Greece);SotiriosGoudos(AristotleUniversityof
Thessaloniki,Greece);KonstantinosGotsis(Aristotle
UniversityofThessaloniki,Greece);KatherineSiakavara(AristotleUniversity,Greece);JohnSahalos
(AristotleUniversityofThessaloniki,GR,Thessaloniki & University of Nicosia, CY, Nicosia, Greece)
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Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday, April 12
09:00 CA24: Novel Methods in Applied
11:10 Numerical Issues in the Analysis of Large BoR - Computational Electromagnetics
Antennas Involving Dielectric and
12:30 Room: R22+R23
Metallic Parts
Chairs:RobMaaskant(CHALMERS,Sweden),
Francesco Caminita (University of Siena, Italy);
Raj Mittra (Penn State University, USA)
Marco Faenzi (University of Siena, Italy); David
09:00 A Plane Wave Approximation in the
Computation of Multiscattering Effects in Reflector Systems
Oleg Iupikov (Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden); Rob Maaskant (CHALMERS, Sweden); Marianna Ivashina (Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden)
09:20 Complex Patterns Devoted to Physical
Compression of MoM Matrices
Christophe Craeye (Université Catholique de
Louvain, Belgium); Enrica Martini (University of
Siena,Italy);StefanoMaci(UniversityofSiena,Italy);
NiluferOzdemir(UniversiteCatholiquedeLouvain,
Belgium)
González-Ovejero(UniversitàdegliStudidiSiena,
Italy); Stefano Maci (University of Siena, Italy)
11:30 A Surface Integral Equation Discontinuous Galerkin Method for Electromagnetic
Scattering Problems
Zhen Peng (ElectroScience Lab, The Ohio State
University,USA);Jin-FaLee(OhioStateUniversity,
USA)
11:50 An Automatic H-refinement Scheme for Discontinuous Galerkin Integral Equations in the Analysis of Multi-Scale Structures
JorgeTobonVasquez(PolitecnicodiTorino,Italy);
FrancescaVipiana(PolitecnicodiTorino,Italy);Zhen
Peng(ElectroScienceLab,TheOhioStateUniversity,USA);Jin-FaLee(OhioStateUniversity,USA);
09:40 A Dedicated Volumetric Method of Moments Implementation for Plasmonic Nano
12:10 Novel Technique for Speeding the Analysis of Topologies
Electrically Large Electromagnetics Problems
GuyA.E.Vandenbosch(KatholiekeUniversiteitLeuEliseo García (Alcala University, Spain); Carlos
ven,Belgium);XuezhiZheng(KatholiekeUniversiteit
Delgado(AlcalaUniversity,Spain);JavierMoreno
Leuven, Belgium)
(UniversityofAlcala,Spain);IvanGonzalez(UniversidaddeAlcala,Spain);MaríaFernándezVillanueva
10:00 Two-dimensional Domain-decomposition (UniversityofAlcala,Spain);FelipeCátedra(Univer
FDTD Method to Simulate Wave Scattering sity of Alcala, Spain)
by Rough Surfaces
Zhi-Hong Lai (National Taiwan University,
Taiwan); Jean-Fu Kiang (National Taiwan
University, Taiwan); Raj Mittra (Penn State
University, USA)
10:20 A Full-Wave Hybrid Method for the Fast
Analysis of SIW-based Antennas
MassimilianoCasaletti(UniversityofRennes1,France);GuidoValerio(UniversitédeRennes1,France);
JosipSeljan(UniversityofRennes1,France);Mauro
Ettorre(UniversityofRennes1&UMRCNRS6164,
France)
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Friday, April 12
09:40 Exact Solutions in Microwave Holography Validated by Measurements
George Cheng, Yong Zhu, Jan Grzesik (Allwave
Corporation, USA)
12:10 Experimental Investigations of Accuracy Improvement and Limitations of a Free Space Measurement System
Alireza Ajami (RWTH Aachen & IHF, Germany);
Taipark Akkara-Aketalin (KMUTNB University,
Thailand);HammamShakhtour(RWTHAachen
University,Germany);DirkHeberling(RWTHAachen
University, Germany)
Friday
10:20 Microwave Measurements for Metal Vessels
LiviaCerullo,JohanNohlert,JohanWinges,Thomas
Rylander,TomasMcKelvey(ChalmersUniversity
of Technology, Sweden); Lubomir Gradinrasky
(AstraZenecaR&D,Sweden);MatsViberg(Chalmers
UniversityofTechnology,Sweden);StaffanFolestad
(AstraZeneca R&D, Sweden)
11:50 An Identification Method Using ESPRIT and PCA for Radar Targets in Resonance Region
Salih Poyraz (Yasar University,Turkey); Mustafa
Secmen (Yasar University, Turkey)
Thursday
10:00 Image Acquisition At W-band Using a
Frequency Scanning Antenna Array
BelenLarumbe-Gonzalo,AsierIbanez-Loinaz,AinaraRebollo,RamonGonzalo,JorgeTeniente(Public
University of Navarra, Spain)
11:30 Microwave Phaseless Inverse Scattering Setup Based on Indirect Holography
Jaime Laviada (Universidad de Oviedo, Spain);
YuriÁlvarez(UniversidaddeOviedo,Spain);Ana
ArboleyaArboleya(UniversidaddeOviedo,Spain);
Cebrián García (Universidad de Oviedo, Spain);
Wednesday
09:20 Development and Measurements of
Ferroelectric Ceramic-Polymer Composites
for Sub-THz Range
KonradGodziszewski,YevhenYashchyshyn(Warsaw
UniversityofTechnology&InstituteofRadioelectronics,Poland);EmiliaPawlikowska(WarsawUniversityofTechnology&FacultiesofChemistry,Poland);
EwaBobryk,MikołajSzafran(WarsawUniversityof
Technology, Poland)
11:10 Target Speed Estimation Using Revised Range Point Migration for Ultra Wideband Radar Imaging
TakuyaSakamoto(DelftUniversityofTechnology,
The Netherlands); Toru Sato (Kyoto University,
Japan); Pascal Aubry (IRCTR, The Netherlands);
AlexanderYarovoy(DelftUniversityofTechnology,
The Netherlands)
Tuesday
09:00 Phaseless Imaging of Dielectric
Scatterers - Preliminary Experimental Results
SandraCostanzo,AntonioBorgia,GiuseppeDiMassa(UniversityofCalabria,Italy);MatteoPastorino,
Andrea Randazzo (University of Genoa, Italy)
Monday
09:00 A09: Imaging and inverse scattering
11:10 M3: Measurement Imaging, Algorithms
- Room: R24+R25
- and Processing Techniques
10:40 Chairs: Giuseppe Di Massa (University of 12:30 Room: R24+R25
Chairs:JaimeLaviada(UniversidaddeOviedo,
Calabria,Italy),ThomasRylander(Chalmers
Spain),TakuyaSakamoto(DelftUniversityof
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Monday
Friday, April 12
09:00 A31: THz antennas
11:10 On the Design of Nanoantennas with Surface - Room: R2
Integral Equations
12:30 Chairs:DirkHeberling(RWTHAachenUniverDiego M. Solís (University of Vigo, Spain); Jose
sity,Germany),AndreaNeto(DelftUniversity
M.Taboada (University of Extremadura, Spain);
of Technology, The Netherlands)
LuisLandesa(UniversityofExtremadura,Spain);
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
FernandoObelleiro(UniversityofVigo,Spain);Oscar
Rubiños-López (University of Vigo, Spain)
09:00 Leaky-Wave Antenna on Planar Goubau Line 11:30 Electromagnetic Devices Based on Graphene At THz Frequencies
and Carbon Nanotubes: a Numerical Approach
DanielSanchez-Escuderos(UniversidadPolitécnica
MarioFPantoja(UniversityofGranada,Spain);Salde Valencia, Spain); Miguel Ferrando-Bataller
vadorG.García(UniversityofGranada,Spain);Hai
(Universidad Politecnica De Valencia, Spain);
Lin(CentralChinaNormalUniversity,Spain);Amelia
MarianoBaquero-Escudero(UniversidadPolitécnica
RubioBretones(UniversityofGranada,Spain);RafadeValencia,Spain);AntonioBerenguer(Universitat
elGómezMartín(UniversidaddeGranada,Spain)
PolitecnicadeValencia&InstitutodeTelecomunicaciones y Aplicaciones Multimedia, Spain)
11:50 Power Received by a Focal Plane Array in a General Focalization System for THz Imaging
09:20 Input Impedance of Optical Metallic Nano AndreaNeto(DelftUniversityofTechnology,The
Dipole Over 300 nm - 1200 nm Wavelength
Netherlands);AngeloFreni(UniversityofFlorence,
ZhongkunMa(KatholiekeUniversiteitLeuven,BelgiItaly);NuriaLLombart(DelftUniversityofTechnoloum);GuyA.E.Vandenbosch(KatholiekeUniversiteit
gy, The Netherlands)
Leuven, Belgium)
12:10 Design and Analysis of a Gate-Tunable
09:40 Bifocal Reflector Antenna System for Radar Graphene-Based Nanoantenna
Imaging At 300 GHz
StamatiosA.Amanatiadis(AristotleUniversityof
Antonio García-Pino (University ofVigo, Spain);
Thessaloniki,Greece);NikolaosV.Kantartzis(ArisBorjaGonzalez-Valdes(UniversityofVigo,Spain);
totle University of Thessaloniki, Greece)
BeatrizMencia-Oliva(UniversidadPolitecnicade
Madrid & ETSI Telecomunicacion, Spain); Jesús
Grajal(UniversidadPolitécnicadeMadrid,Spain);
OscarRubiños-López(UniversityofVigo,Spain);
JoseLuisBesada(UniversidadPolitécnicadeMadrid (Technical University of Madrid), Spain)
10:00 Quasioptical Time-Delay Multiplexing of a Linear Array for a Terahertz Imaging Radar
NuriaLLombart(DelftUniversityofTechnology,The
Netherlands);BeatrizBlázquez(DelftUniversityof
10:20 Lens Coupled LEKIDs: Theoretical
Characterization and Measurements
BeatrizBlázquez(DelftUniversityofTechnology,The
Netherlands);NuriaLLombart(DelftUniversityof
Technology,TheNetherlands);AndreaNeto(Delft
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Friday, April 12
11:30 Diagnostics of the BIOMASS Feed Array
Prototype
Cecilia Cappellin (TICRA, Denmark); Sergey
Pivnenko (Technical University of Denmark,
Denmark);KnudPontoppidan(TICRA,Denmark);
ErikJørgensen(TICRA,Denmark);PeterMeincke
(TICRA, Denmark)
12:10 Comparison of APC and Feed-APC Using Field Probing Measurements of the Quiet Zone
MarcDirix(RWTHAachenUniversity,Germany);
Thomas Dallmann (RWTH Aachen University,
Germany);DirkHeberling(RWTHAachenUniversity,
Germany);JoergPamp(RWTHAachenUniversity,
Germany)
12:30 Performance Evaluation of a Robotically Controlled Millimeter-Wave Near-Field Pattern Range At the NIST
10:20 Comparison of Echo Suppression Techniques DavidNovotny(NationalInstituteofStandardsand
in Near Field Antenna Measurement
Technology,USA);JoshuaGordon(NationalInstitute
Applications
ofStandardsandTechnology,USA);JeffreyGuerrieri
LarsJacobFoged(SATIMO,Italy);LuciaScialacqua
(NationalInstituteofStandardsandTechnology,
(SATIMO,Italy);FrancescoSaccardi(SATIMO,Italy);
USA);MikeFrancis(NIST,USA);JasonCoder(NatioFrancesca Mioc (Consultant, Switzerland); Per
nal Institute of Standards andTechnology, USA)
Iversen (Orbit/FR, USA); Lior Shmidov (Orbit/FR,
USA);RoniBraun(Orbit/FR,USA);JavierLeonardo
AraqueQuijano(UniversidadNacionaldeColombia
&PolitecnicodiTorino,Colombia);GiuseppeVecchi
Friday
10:00 A Reflection Suppression Technique for Far Field Antenna Measurements
ManuelSierra-Castañer(TechnicalUniversityof
Madrid,Spain);FranciscoJoséCano(SATIMO,France); Lars Jacob Foged (SATIMO, Italy); Francesco
Saccardi(SATIMO,Italy);GuilhermeNaderKawassaki(InstitutoNacionaldePesquisasEspaciais,Brazil);
Lucas dos Reis Raimundi (Instituto Nacional de
PesquisasEspaciais,Brazil);StefanoVilelaRezende
(InstitutoNacionaldePesquisasEspaciais,Brazil)
Thursday
11:50 Antenna Pattern Comparisons Used in NIST 09:40 Multi-Probe Measurement Technique for Echo 18-Term Error Assessments on Numerous Suppression in Near-field Measurements
Near-field Ranges
KazeemA.Yinusa(TechnischeUniversitätMünchen,
GregHindman(NearfieldSystemsInc.,USA);Stuart
Germany);ThomasF.Eibert(TechnischeUniversität
Gregson (Nearfield Systems Inc. & Queen Mary,
München,Germany);MuhammadAyyazQureshi
UniversityofLondon,USA);AllenNewell(Nearfield
Systems Inc., USA)
Wednesday
09:20 Phaseless Antenna Diagnosis Based on a Novel Antenna Measurement Setup
Jaime Laviada (Universidad de Oviedo, Spain);
YuriÁlvarez(UniversidaddeOviedo,Spain);Ana
ArboleyaArboleya(UniversidaddeOviedo,Spain);
Cebrián García (Universidad de Oviedo, Spain);
Tuesday
09:00 Higher Order Mode Probes in Spherical
Near-Field Measurements
AllenNewell(NearfieldSystemsInc.,USA);Stuart
Gregson (Nearfield Systems Inc. & Queen Mary,
University of London, USA)
LarsJacobFoged(SATIMO,Italy);LuciaScialacqua
(SATIMO,Italy);FrancescoSaccardi(SATIMO,Italy);
FrancescaMioc(Consultant,Switzerland);Javier
LeonardoAraqueQuijano(UniversidadNacional
de Colombia & Politecnico diTorino, Colombia);
Monday
09:00 CM3: AMTA/EurAAP measurements/AnCOFFEE BREAK
- tenna diagnostics and post processing
12:50 Room: R31
Chairs: Lars Jacob Foged (SATIMO, Italy), 11:10 Advanced Diagnostics on Array Antennas Sergey Pivnenko (Technical University of From Reconstructed Equivalent Current
Distribution
Denmark, Denmark)
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09:00 ESoA-EuCAP student paper awards
- Room: R21
13:10 Chairs: Stefano Maci (University of
Siena, Italy), Anja K. Skrivervik (EPFL,
Switzerland), Ross Stone (IEEE Antennas and Propagation Magazine, USA)
Finalist of the ESoA-EuCAP student contest
09:00 - 10:40: Five student finalists
10:40 - 11:10: Coffee break
11:10 - 12:50: Five more student finalists
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday, April 12
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Workshops, April 11
14:00 Wrkshp1: The History of Antennas in
14:00 Wrkshp2: COST IC0802 Final Workshop
- Sweden
- Room: E2
17:30 Room: E1
15:40 Chairs:AntonioMartellucci(EuropeanSpace
Agency, The Netherlands), Danielle
Chairs:ClaesBeckman(KTH),PerIngvarson
Vanhoenacker-Janvier(Universitécatholique
(RUAGSpaceAB,Sweden),Carl-HenrikWalde
de Louvain, Belgium)
(SNRV,Sweden),Per-SimonKildal(Chalmers)
14:00 The Early Days of Radio in Sweden, Ernst 14:00 Modelling and Analysis of FSO Ground-to-
F.W. Alexanderson and Grimeton Radio Station Train Communications for Straight and Curved SAQ, UNESCO World Heritage
Tracks
Joakim Johansson (RUAG Space AB, Sweden)
RupakPaudel(NorthumbriaUniversity&NorthumbriaUniversity,UnitedKingdom);JurajPoliak(Brno
14:20 Swedish Radio Astronomy
University of Technology & Faculty of Electrical
HansOlofsson(ChalmersUniversityofTechnology,
Engineering,CzechRepublic);ZabihGhassemlooy
Sweden)
(NorthumbriaUniversity,UnitedKingdom);Erich
Leitgeb (TUG, Austria)
14:40 The EISCAT Antenna Systems for Swedish and
International Ground-Based Space Radio 14:20 Channel Models for Aeronautical and Low Science
Elevation Radio Links
GudmundWannberg(WannbergRadarkonsultAB&
Danielle Vanhoenacker-Janvier (Université
Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Sweden)
catholiquedeLouvain,Belgium);PierreBouchard
(Communications Research Centre Canada,
15:00 Swedish Space Antenna Projects
Canada);LarsErlingBråten(NorwegianDefence
PerIngvarson(RUAGSpaceAB,Sweden);JanZackResearch Establishment (FFI), Norway);Vincent
risson (RUAG Aerospace Sweden, Sweden)
Fabbro(ONERA,France);CharilaosKourogiorgas
15:20 Radar Antenna R&D in Sweden
DavidV.Rogers(CommunicationsResearchCentre
Lars Josefsson (Consultant, Sweden)
Canada & CRC, Canada)
15:40 The Story of Allgon: HF, VHF, Cellular and Microwave Antennas During Allmost 60 Years
ClaesBeckman(KTHRoyalInstituteofTechnology,
Sweden); Bo Karlsson (CellMax, Sweden)
14:40 Measurement and Estimation of Propagation Loss in Vegetation At Microwave Frequencies
Kingdom)
16:00 The Industrial Story of the Hat-Fed Reflector 15:00 Ionosphere Electron Density Models - Present Antenna for Global Microwave-Link Market - Trend and Validation Issues
The 25 Years From Invention Via Comhat to SandroM.Radicella(InternationalCentreforTheo
Mass Production in Arkivator
retical Physics, Italy)
Tomas Östling (Arkivator AB, Sweden)
15:20 Electromagnetic Inverse Scattering Based on
Null Space Reconstruction Using Sequential COFFEE BREAK
Quadratic Programming
16:50 A Short History of Reverberation Chambers ofTechnology,Iran);AbolghasemZeidaabadiNez
for Over-the-Air Measurements: The Story of had (Isfahan University of Technology, Iran)
Bluetest From Crazy Idea to Commercial Success
COFFEE BREAK
17:10 Erik Hallén and His Integral Equation, Swe
dish Defence Activities, Stealth Craft Smyge
Carl-HenrikWalde(SNRV,Sweden);GunnarPetersson (KTH, Sweden)Friday, April 12
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CST Workshop on Advanced Antenna
System Simulation
EurAAP WG5 Meeting
Application of Numerical Techniques to the Solution
of Practical Antenna Problems with FEKO
Workshop Room:
R24+25
Date:
9 April Time:
14:00 – 15:00
Simulationiswellestablishedasanessentialpartofthe
designofmodernantennasystems.Withits“Complete
Technology”and“SystemAssemblyandModeling”approaches,CSToffersstate-of-the-arttechnologytosimulate
notonlytheelectromagneticproperties,butalsothefull
circuitandsystembehaviorwithincomparablespeedand
flexibility.
Thisworkshopwillconsistofvariousapplicationexamples
andlivedemonstrations.Allaspectsoftheantennadesign
workflowwillbediscussed,frommakingtherightchoice
of antenna type and its initial dimensioning, through
choosingtheoptimalsolvertechnology,tooptimizingthe
antennaperformanceforaspecificapplication.Thedesign
offeedingandmatchingcircuitswillbediscussed,along
withmultiphysicseffects,humanexposuretofields,and
finallytheantennaplacementinitsenvironment.Therange
ofantennasdemonstratedwillincludesmallantennasas
usedinmobilecommunication(alsoinMIMOconfiguration),reconfigurableandconformalbodywearabletypes,
UWB,reflectorantennas,andarrayantennasbothlarge
and small.
Theworkshopwillconcludewithalookatthenewfeatures
oftheupcomingversionCSTMICROWAVESTUDIO®2013.
Speakers: Dr Tilmann Wittig and Dr Marc Rütschlin
Meeting Room:R22+23
Date:
11 April Time: 15:30 – 17:00
TheEurAAPworkinggroup5onantennameasurements
constitutes a framework for cooperation to advance
researchanddevelopmentofantennameasurementsin
supportoftheever-increasinguseofwirelesstechnology
in modern society.You are cordially invited to the 2013
AnnualEurAAPWG5meetingwheretheprogressofthe
next tasks will be discussed:
• TASK 1 • TASK 2 • TASK 3 “Recommendations for antenna Near and
Far field measurement procedures”.
“AntennaMeasurementIntercomparison”.
“Small Antenna Measurements”.
Workshops
EMSS Workshop
Application of Numerical Techniques to the Solution
of Practical Antenna Problems with FEKO
Workshop Room:
R22+23
Date:
11 April
Time:
14:00 – 15:00
Dr.MarkusSchick,Dipl.-Ing.BenianChand,EMSoftware&
Systems GmbH, Germany
Cost:Theworkshopisprovidedatnocost.Ifyouareinterestedinparticipating,pleasesendanemailtoevents@
emss.de or visit us directly at our booth on the EuCAP.
FEKOisaleadingelectromagnetic(EM)analysissoftware
suite,basedonmultiplestateoftheartcomputationalEM
(CEM)techniquesforsolvingawiderangeofEMproblems
foralargevarietyofindustries.Itenablesyoutoprofitfrom
itsoutstandingcapabilitiesinnumericalfieldcomputation
withthecombinationofdifferentmethodslikeMethodof
Moments(MoM),Multi-LevelFastMultipoleMethod(MLFMM),UnifiedTheoryofDiffraction(UTD),PhysicalOptics
(PO),GeometricalOptics(GO)andFiniteElementMethod
(FEM) within one software package.
The workshop will start with an overview about differentnumericalmethods.Therebythefrequencybased
techniquesinFEKOlikeMoMwillbedescribed(notgoing
too much into mathematical details, but rather just a
moreillustrativedescription).Amainpartoftheworkshop
illustratestheapplicationofthesemethodstothesolution
of typical antenna problems such as antenna design or
antennaplacement.Differentantennaapplicationswill
begivenandalsocomparisonswithmeasurementswill
bepresented.Alsoextensionstothestandardnumerical
methodswillbedemonstratedsuchasadaptivefrequency
interpolationtechniquesforthefastsolutionofbroadband
antennaproblemsorthecouplingofdifferentantennasor
cables.
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Workshops
AMTA WORKSHOP at EuCAP 2013 High Power Electromagnetics
Workshop Room:
R31
Date: 9 April
Time: 13:30 – 15:30
Co-Chairs:Dr.VinceRodriguez,ETS-Lindgren,CedarPark,
Texas,Mr.MichaelH.Francis,NationalInstituteofScience
and Technology (NIST), Boulder, Colorado
In recent years, there has been an increasing need for
productsandtestingrelatedtohighpowerelectromagnetics.ThishasimpactedthemilitaryandaerospaceRF
andmicrowavecommunities.Theneedisdrivenbytesting
ofhighpoweractiveantennasystems,immunityandthe
effectsofEMpulse,amongothers–theinterestshowsno
signs of slowing down.
Scheduled presentations:
ProfessorYahyaRahmat-Samii,DistinguishedProfessor,
holderoftheNorthropGrummanChairinElectromagnetics
of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) , USA
“NovelOptimizedSeptumHornDesignforHPMApplications:Concept,Optimization,andPerformanceVisualization”
Dr.VinceRodriguez,AntennaProductManager,ETS-Lindgren, Cedar Park, Texas, USA
“ImportantConsiderationsforPerformanceMeasurements
of RF/MW Absorber at High Power”
Dr. Frank Sabath, Head of the directorate on Balanced
NuclearProtectionMeasuresandNuclearHardening,Electro-MagneticEffects,FireProtection,BundeswehrResearch
InstituteforProtectiveTechnologiesandNBC-Protection
(WIS), Germany
“High Power Electromagnetic (HPEM) Simulators,Test
Facilities and Standards”
TheAMTAworkshopwillprovideanoverviewanddiscussionofhighpowerelectromagneticsintheinternational
RF and microwave communities. One of the goals of
theworkshopistoeducateattendeesonthechallenges
ofhighpowerelectromagneticstestandmeasurement
andhowtoavoidpotentialproblemsandhazardsatthe
higherfrequencies. Antennasareacriticalcomponent
for high power measurements; a novel design for an
optimalantennawillbediscussed.Methodologiesusedto
measuretheperformanceofmicrowaveabsorberathigh
frequencieswillbereviewed.Conceptsandmeasurement
dataforsomeabsorberswillbepresentedalongwithsome
basic theory of absorber both through measurements
andnumericalmodeling.Standards,simulatorsandtest
facilitieswillbereviewedtofurthereducateattendeeson
themethodologybehindandcompliancewiththesehigh
power measurements.
Thisworkshopbringstogetheranumberofdifferentviewpointsonhighpowerelectromagneticsinordertoprovide
awell-roundeddiscussionofthetopic.Speakersinclude
a professor involved with high power R&D at a leading
university,anabsorberdesignerandmanufacturer,anda
memberoftheFederalArmedForcesScientificInstitutefor
ProtectiveTechnologiesandNBCProtectionwhoisanactivecontributortotheIECandIEEEstandardscommittees
addressing high power electromagnetics.
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Short Courses
Sunday
09:30
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18:00
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Lunch
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Full day courses
SC 1 Dielectric Resonator Antennas, Theory, Design
and Applications with Recent Advancement
Course Lecturer Ahmed Kishk (Concordia University, Canada)
Time 9:30 – 18:00
SC 2 Multibeam Antennas and
Beamforming Networks
Course Lecturer PieroAngeletti,GiovanniToso(EUROPE
AN SPACE AGENCY (ESA,The
Netherlands)
Time 9:30 – 18:00
SC 3 The Art and Science of Antenna Near-Field
Measurements and Diagnostics: From Fundamentals
to Recent Developments (AMTA Short Course)
Course Lecturer Yahya Rahmat-Samii (University of California, Los Angeles)
Time
9:30 – 18:00
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Short Courses
Half day courses
SC 1 State-of-the-Art in the Design of Electrically
Small Antennas
Course Lecturer Steven R. Best(MITRE, US)
Time 9:30 – 13:00
SC 2 Antennas in Cognitive Radio Applications
Course Lecturer
Christos Christodoulou,
Joseph Costantine
Affiliation
University of New Mexico, USA
Mailchristos@ece.unm.edu
Time
9:30 – 13:00
SC7 Design and Characterization of On-Chip
Antennas for System-on-Chip Applications
Course Lecturer
AtifShamim(KingAbdullahUniversityof
Science & Technology, Saudi Arabia)
Time
14:00 – 18:00
SC8 Advanced impedance matching and impedance
analysis for antenna applications
Course Lecturer
Jussi Rahola (Optenni Ltd)
Time
14:00 – 18:00
SC10 Engineering and Design of Phased Array
SC4 Modern Hybrid Numerical-Ray Method for the Antennas
Course Lecturers
Winfried Simon, (IMST GmbH)
Analysis/Synthesis of Large Convex Conformal
Time
14:00 – 18:00
Antenna Arrays
Course Lecturers
Prabhakar H. Pathhak 1,
Federico Puggelli 2 (1Ohio State
University, USA, 2Università di Siena, Italy)
Time
9:30 – 13:00
SC9 On Performance Metrics for MIMO Antennas
Course Lecturers
BuonKiongLauandHuiLi(Department
of Information and Electrical Engineering, Lund University, Sweden)
Time
9:30 – 13:00
SC 3 Latest Advances in Antenna Design for UHF
RFID Systems and Applications
Course Lecturer
AndreyS.Andrenko(FujitsuLaboratories
LTD., Kawasaki, Japan)
Time
14:00 – 18:00
SC5 Measuring on wireless MIMO devices and
antennas with a Reverberation Test System
Course Lecturers
ChristianLötbäckPatané,KlasArvidsson
(Bluetest AB)
Time 14:00 – 18:00
SC6 Radio and Optical Wave Propagation Modelling
for Scientists and Engineers
Course Lecturer
OndrejFiser(InstituteofAtmospheric
Physics (UFA))
Time
14:00 – 18:00
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Social Events
WELCOME RECEPTION
Venue: Exhibition Hall
Date: Monday, 8th April 2013
Time:18:30
Price: Free of charge for all registered participants of EuCAP 2013. Registration required.
AWARDS BANQUET
Venue:
Kajskjul8,Packhusplatsen11,41113Göteborg
Date: Thursday, 11th April 2013
Time: Buses leaving from Entrance No. 8 at Convention Center between 18:00 and 18:40 hours.
Price: 70€ (to be paid during registration).
TheCityofGothenburgsponsorsawelcomereceptionon
8thAprilintheExhibitionhallintheConventionCenter.
Please sign up for this free event when you register, in
ordertogetentranceanddrinktickets.Usethisopportunity
tominglewithyourcolleaguesandexhibitorsinaninformal
atmosphereeatingfromabuffetoftypicalfoodfromthe
Swedish West Coast.
Chalmers students will entertain you as well:The ChalmersbalettenandtheAllianceOrchestrethavebecome
famousaftertheirpreviousperformancesatpreviousantennaeventsinGothenburgsuchasCOSTmeetings.Once
youhaveseenthemdancingBrazil,CanCan,Charleston,
Bond and Czardas in their own humorous style you will
understandwhyandneverforgetit.Thisentertainmentis
sponsored by RUAG Space AB.
Wehopethatmanyofyouwillattendthebanquetthisyear.
We will all be seated and eat well.There will be a couple
ofshortspeeches,the1stEurAAPAwardwillbegranted,
andafterthedinneryouwillbeentertainedbySwedish
popular music. Bluetest AB sponsors the spectacular
ARRIVALofSwedenwithTheWorld’sGreatestABBAShow
Ever,seewww.themusicofabba.com.Manyoftheolder
generationofantennaspecialistswillrememberABBAand
theirmusic,andmanyofyoumayhavebeenremotelyin
lovewithAgnethaandAnni-Frid.TheoriginalABBAswill
notbepresent,butwecanguaranteethattheirmusicwill,
togetherwithareallyspectacularshow.Pleasecomeand
enjoyyourselfbysingingalongordancing,orjustwatching
and listening.
TheKajskjul8isclosetotheGothenburgOperahouse,2.7
kmfromtheConventionCenter,about30minutesbyfoot
(seemapbelow).Therewillalsobebusesleavingregularly
fromEntranceNo.8attheConventionCenterbetween
18:00 and 18:40 hours. Drinks at Kajskjul 8 from 18:30.
Dinner starts 19:00 hours. ABBA show starts ca. 21:30
hours.ReturntohotelwithbusesfromKajskjul8between
23:00 and 23.40 hours.
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Social Events
Swedish Antenna Veterans Day 11th April
ItisourpleasuretoinviteSwedishAntennaVeteranstothissocialeventonThursday11thApril2013.Theprogramisas
follows:
08:30-13:00: Visit to Grimeton radio station SAQ, Unesco World Heritage, see såecial announcement under
Technical Tours. Price SEK 200. Bus departure from Entrance 8 at 08.30.
13:00-14:00: Individual lunch
Attendance to Special EuCAP2013 session about ”The History of Antennas in Sweden” in room E1
14:00-17:30: in conference center. Free attendance. See program below.
18:30-23:00: Awardsbanquetwithentertainmentby”TheGreatestABBAShowever”,seewww.themusicofabba.com
PriceSEK600(€70)coveringfoodanddrinks.NotethattheABBAshowisofinternationalformatandissponsoredby
Bluetest AB. You will as an antenna veteran get a reserved table in a good location relative to the scene.
PleaseattendtocelebrateSweden’slargestinternationalcontributionstoantennatechnologyandpopularmusic.The
specialsessionisformallyarrangedasaworkshop,andthereforewecanletvisitorsinwithoutpayinganyconference
registration fee. The “workshop” will also attract many international conference delegates.
PleaseregisterfortheAntennaVeteransdayattheregistrationdeskifyouhavenotdoneitalready,forthewholeorpart
of the program. You may of course also attend together with your spouse.
The History of Antennas in Sweden on 11 April 2013
Thissocial-eventworkshopisopenforanyonewhoisinterestedinantennasandantennahistory,andyoudonotneedto
payanyconferenceregistrationfee,becauseitisorganizedasaworkshop.Thus,feelfreetobringyourspouse,children,
friends and colleagues. The program is listed below, and you will also find it among the technical sessions.
1. Joakim F Johansson, RUAG Space AB,„The early days of radio in Sweden, Ernst F W Alexanderson and Grimeton radio station SAQ, Unesco World Heritage.“
2. Hans Olofsson, Director Onsala Space Observatory, „Swedish Radio Astronomy“.
3. Gudmund Wannberg, Wannberg Radar Consulting AB, formerly Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF), „The
EISCAT antenna systems for Swedish and international ground-based space radio science“.
4. Per Ingvarson, formerly Ericsson Radar Electronics and RUAG Space, „Swedish space antenna projects“
5. LarsJosefsson,LarsMicrowave,formerlyEricssonRadarElectronics,andSaab,„RadarantennaR&DinSweden“
6. Claes Beckman, KTH and Bo Karlsson, Cellmax, formerly Allgon, „The story of Allgon: HF, VHF, cellular and micro
wave antennas during almost 60 years“
7. Tomas Östling, Arkivator AB, „The industrial story of the hat-fed reflector antenna for global
microwave-link market: The 25 years from invention via Comhat to mass production in Arkivator“
Coffee break
8. Charlie Orlenius, Bluetest AB, „The Bluetest story: the 12 years from a crazy idea to commercial success“
9. Carl-Henrik Walde, Secretary of Swedish URSI, and Gunnar Petersson, KTH,„Personal recollections and interviews covering Swedish antenna history: Hallén and his integral equation, defense activities, ANTENN conferences,
stealth craft Smyge“
Chairman: Claes Beckman
Organizers: Carl-Henrik Walde, Per-Simon Kildal, Per Ingvarson
Session/workshop name: The History of Antennas in Sweden
Time: 14:00 - 17:30
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Technical Tours
PleasenotethatthegivendeparturetimesarebybusfromEntranceNo.8totheConventionCentre.Youshouldbethere
atleast15minbeforedeparture.Notethatthenumberofattendeesforeachtourislimited,sothatthefirstreservations
will be prioritized unless otherwise described below.
Visit to Onsala Space Observatory
Date & time: Wednesday, April 10, departure at 14:00, back at 18:00.
Price: €20,00 (to be paid at registration)
OnsalaSpaceObservatory,theSwedishNationalFacilityforRadioAstronomy,providesscientistswithequipmentto
studytheEarthandtherestoftheUniverse.ItoperatesseveralradiotelescopesinOnsala,45kmsouthofGothenburg,
andtakespartinseveralinternationalprojectssuchasALMA,LOFARandpreparationsforSKA(squarekilometerarray).
Theobservatoryisageodeticfundamentalstation.OnsalaSpaceObservatorywasfoundedin1949.Itisoperatedby
ChalmersUniversityofTechnologyandisassociatedwiththeDepartmentofRadioandSpaceScience.Theactivitiesare
supported by the Swedish Research Council. For more information, see http://www.chalmers.se/rss/oso-en.
The number of participants is limited to 50.
Industrial visit to RUAG SPACE AB and SAAB AB, Electronic Defense System
Date & time:
Tuesday, April 9, departure at 14.00, back at 17:00
Thursday, April 11, departure at 14.00, back at 17:00
Price: Free of charge for all registered participants of EuCAP 2013.
RUAGSpaceABisthelargestspacecompanyintheNordiccountriesanddevelopsallkindsofantennasforsatellites,
deep space probes and launchers. The company has a total of 378 employees in Gothenburg.
Saab AB, Electronic Defence Systems specializes in sensors systems and is primarily active in the defence and
crisis management market. The business area Electronic Defence Systems has around 2500 employees.
Antenna systems development together with microwave technology is part of the core business.
The number of participants is limited to 50 on each tour. The industrial visits are sponsored by AMTA.
Visit to Radio station SAQ at Grimeton, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Date & time:
Tuesday, April 9, departure at 14:00, back at 18:30.
Thursday, April 11, departure at 08:30, back at 13:00
Price: €20,00 (to be paid at registration)
In2004,VarbergRadiostationSAQatGrimeton,55minutessouthofGöteborg,wasputontheUNESCOworldheritage
List.Itistheonlyremainingpre-electronictransmitterfortransatlanticoperationandiskeptinperfectworkingorder.
Onfewoccasions,suchasatthisEuCAP2013TechnicalTour,the80yearold200kWAlexanderssonalternatorwillbe
started.Thecoolingwaterfountains,theclickingrelays,theliquidvariableresistorsandtherumbling50tonalternatorwill
recalltheatmosphereofthe1920´s.TheVLF(17.2kHz)antennasystemofthestationconsistsofsix127mhighsteel
towers, standing in a row over a distance of 2.2 km. For more information, see http://www.grimeton.info/
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Guest Programm
InGothenburgyoufeelthewindfromtheseaandfromtheolddays.Oldismixedwiththe
newandthecityofferssomethingforeverybody.Viathelinkhttp://goteborg.com/en/you
findinformationaboutsightseeing,shopping,theatres,museums,sports,restaurantsetc.
thatcomprisesalargemenuofwhatmakesGothenburgtoanicetouristcity,whichoffers
something for everybody.
Scan the code and discover Gothenburg
Gothenburgisfulloflife.EverythingiswithineasywalkingdistanceoftheEuCAP2013venue.Downloadtheofficial
cityguide app for smartphones using the QR Code and begin your experience in Gothenburg:
- Explore the area around you and see what’s on in the city
- Easy to plan your stay, create lists and save your favorites offline
- Share with friends on facebook
Available in Swedish and English“ Or download from http://www.goteborg.com
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General Information
EuCAP 2013 website:
http://www.eucap2013.org
Registration fees:
Registrationincludesattendingthefullconferenceandscientificsessions.Coffeeduringtheofficialbreaksisincludedas
well as the lunch refreshments. Lunch for Students/ Retired is not included and can be booked additionally.
Short Courses and Workshops:
For last minute Workshop- or Short Course- Registrations, please apply at the registration counter.
Fees Short Courses:
Half day € 100,00
Full day € 150,00
On-Site Registration Desk (Office Hours):
The registration desk on site will be open as follows
Sunday, 07th April: 16:00 – 19:00
Monday, 08th April 08:00 – 17:00
Tuesday, 09th April 08:00 – 17:00
Wednesday, 10th April
08:00 – 17:00
Thursday, 11th April 08:00 – 17:00
Friday, 12th April
08:00 – 17:00
Badges:
Alldelegateswillreceiveabadgeandticketsforthebookedevents.Participantsarekindlyrequestedtoweartheirbadges
throughouttheconference,evenatthesocialevents.Thereplacementoflostorforgottenbadgescarriesa€25charge.
Inordertofacilitatetheduplicationofthebadge,pleasepresentacopyofyourregistrationconfirmationasproof.
Official Language:
All sessions will be held in English only. No translation will be provided.
EuCAP 2013 Conference Venue:
Svenska Mässan - The Swedish Exhibition and Congress Centre
Mässans Gata/Korsvägen
SE-412 94 Göteborg, Sweden
Phone: +46 (31) 708 8000
Fax: +46 (31) 708 8630
E-mail for general information: infomaster@svenskamassan.se
Website: www.svenskamassan.se
Lunches, coffee breaks, dining:
ThelunchesareservedinEstradduringMondaytoThursdayforthosewhohavethemincludedintheregistrationorwho
have paid separately for them. The coffee breaks are in the exhibition hall.
There are a few dining restaurants in the buildings, such as Incontro near entrance 5 and Heaven 23 on level 23.
Thereareavarietyofdifferentdiningrestaurantwithin 5-10minuteswalkingdistancefromtheconferencecenter.
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Shopping:
Mostshopsnormallyareopenbetween10.00amand6.00pm,andweekendsuntil14.00pm.Foodstores,department
stores and shopping centres are usually open longer. Many grocery stores are open until 9.00 pm or 10.00 pm. For
example, next to the main convention center, there is ICA Focus that is open between 7.00 am and 11.00 pm.
Post Offices: In general MON - FRI 8.00 am – 7.00 pm, SAT 8.00 am – 2.00 pm
Gothenburgisalivelycityforshopping,wheredelegatescanfindjustabouteverythingwithinaneasywalkfromthe
convention center.
Locatedintheheartofthecityiseverythingfromfashionableboutiquesanddepartmentstores,topicturesquemarkets
sellingcrafts,souvenirsandantiquities.Thecityoffersanexcitingmixtureofmodernwarehousesandspecialistshops,
pedestrianareas,galleriesandarcades.NKandNordstanarethetwomostwell-knownindoorshoppingmallsinthecity
center.
Nordstan,has150specialistshopsandwarehousesunderoneroof.Visitorsalsooftenfindartsandcraftsexhibitions,
fashionshowsandotheractivities.ImmediatelyoutsideNordstanisthestartofathreekilometer-longshoppingareawith
thepedestrianprecinctsofFredsgatan,KungsgatanandKorsgatan,severalshoppinggalleriesandarcades.Here,inside
Vallgraven(theoldmoat),isthegreatestconcentrationofshopsinGothenburg.AlongVallgatanandMagasinsgatanare
severaldesign,furnitureandartsandcraftsshopsaswellasrestaurantsandcafés.Kungstorgethasalivelymarket
squarewheredelegatesfindSaluhallen.Itwasopenedin1889and,withitsarchitectureandvarietyofshellfish,fruit,
vegetables,cheeseandcookedmeats,isarealexperience.SlightlyfurthertothewestalongthecanalliesFeskekörkan,
with its ecclesiastical architecture and with top quality fresh fish and shellfish.
For all permanent non-EU residents there is a VAT refund available on all purchases made in Sweden
Currency:
TheofficialSwedishcurrencyistheSwedishKrona(SEK)whichisdividedinto100öre.Banknotesareavailableindenominations of 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1000 Krona, and coins in denominations of 50 öre and 1, 5, 10 Krona.
TheKronaisaboutnineKronatoaEuroorsevenKronatoaDollar.Foranupdateonexchangeratespleaselookupwww.
oanda.com.
Banks, Credit and Debit Cards:
Banks usually open from 10.00 am to 3.00 pm.
Somedaysbanksmaystayopenuntil6pm.Allbanksareclosedonweekendsandonpublicholidays.Banksatairports,
ports and main railway stations are generally open longer.
Exchangeofficesusuallyhavelongeropeninghours.ExchangeserviceavailablefromForexBankandX-Changewith
offices located at the Gothenburg-Landvetter Airport, the Avenue, Kungsportsplatsen and the Central Station.
AllmajorcreditcardsareacceptedinSweden.ATM`sarelocatedattheairportsandalloverthecityincludingtheEuCAP
venue. Look for “Bankomat” or “Minuten”.
Mosthotels,shops,restaurantsandusuallytaxisacceptVISAandMasterCard.AmericanExpressmaynotbeacceptedin
some cases
Time Zone:
The time zone in Sweden is UTC/GMT +1 hour
Telephone code:
TheInternationalcountrycallingcodeofSwedenis+46.PleasedialthisnumberbeforealocalSwedishnumber.Each
cityinSwedenhasitsowncitycode.ThecitycodeofGothenburgis31.Sowhenyoumakeacallfromanothercountry
than Sweden to Gothenburg dial 0046 + 31 + the phone number.
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Presentation Upload:
PleasebringyourpresentationonaUSBmemorystickinMS-PowerPointorAdobePDFformattoEuCAP2013andsubmititintheSessionRoomattheconferencevenueNOLATERthan15minutespriortoyoursession!Youcanofcourse
bringitearlier,duringoneofthecoffee/lunchbreaks.Avideoprojectorandanotebookwillbeavailableinallconference
rooms.TheuseofpersonalnotebookshastobeannouncedinadvancetothetechnicianineachSessionRoom.Inorder
toavoidanyproblemswithyourpresentation,pleasemakesureitfulfillsthenecessaryneeds,andreadcarefullythe
instructions below:
PowerPoint Instructions
• If preparing your presentation in PowerPoint, please use the following versions only: PP 97-2003
and 95 (*.ppt) or 2007, 2010 to guarantee it will be opened successfully on an on-site PC.
• We recommend you to save your PowerPoint presentation using PPT format instead of PPS.
• All videos or animations in the presentation must run automatically!
Pictures/Videos
• JPG images are the preferred file format for inserted images.
• GIF, TIF or BMP formats will be accepted as well.
• Images inserted into PowerPoint are embedded into the presentations. Images that are created at a dpi setting higher than 200 dpi are not necessary and will only increase the file size of your presentation.
• We cannot provide support for embedded videos in your presentation; please test your presentation with the on-site PC several hours before your presentation. Generally, the WMV format should work with no difficulties.
• In case, that your video is not inserted in PowerPoint it is possible to have it in other formats –
MPEG 2, 4, AVI (codecs: DivX, XviD, h264) or WMV. Suggested bitrate for all mpeg4 based codecs is about 1Mbps with SD PAL resolution (1024x576pix with square pixels, AR: 16/9).
• In case of Full HD videos, please let us know before the meeting and we’ll test it.
• Videos that require additional reading or projection equipment (e.g., VHS cassettes) will be not accepted.
Fonts
• OnlyfontsthatareincludedinthebasicinstallationofMS-Windowswillbeavailable(EnglishversionofWindows).
Use of other fonts not included in Windows can cause wrong layout / style of your presentation.
• Suggested fonts: Arial, Times New Roman, Tahoma
If you insist on using different fonts, these must be embedded into your presentation by choosing the right option when saving your presentation, see details below:
• Click on „File“, then „Save As“
• Check the „Tools“ menu and select „Embed True Type Fonts“
Poster Presentations
ThreepostersessionswillbeorganizedonTuesday,WednesdayandThursday(withsub-sessionsforAntennas,PropagationandMeasurement).PosterswillbeondisplayinthePosterHalllocatednexttotheexhibitionareaonthe2ndFloor.
EachposterboardismarkedwiththeposterID-number.YourposternumberhasbeensenttoyouinthePresentation
Schedule.
Authors are required to use only the boards corresponding to their posters.
Poster presenters have to hang up their poster on the day of their presentation from 10:00 to 14:00.
Theauthorswillneedtostaypersonallyjustduringtheirpostersessionfrom14:00to15:00andduringthecoffeebreak
from16:20to16:50.Postershavetoberemovedfromtheboardsfrom16:50to18:00.Postersleftontheboardsafter
the poster sessions, will not be returned by the organizers.
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Wireless Access:
TheSwedishExhibition&CongressCenterhasgotawirelessnetwork.Foraccessingthisnetwork,pleasecontactthe
registration desk.
Weather:
In April, the average daytime temperature is around 9°C (48°F).The sun rises at 6:30 am and sets approximately at
20:00 pm.
Safety and Insurance:
Asinallmajorcities,peopleshouldbeawareofsafetyrisks.Youareadvisednottowearyourconferencebadgeoutside
congressactivities.Itishighlyrecommendedthatallparticipantscarryadequatepersonaltravelandhealthinsurance.
Theorganizersdonotacceptresponsibilityforindividualmedical,travelorpersonalinsurance.Allparticipantsarestrongly
advised to take out their own personal insurance before travelling to the Convention.
Emergency Service:
General emergencies, Ambulance, Fire and Police: 112
Destination Gothenburg:
SituatedonthebeautifulwestcoastofSweden,GothenburgliesrightintheheartofScandinavia.Thestrategiclocation
between the Swedish, Danish and Norwegian capitals, makes it a true gateway.
Gothenburgisaworld-classmeetingandeventscity,itiseasilyaccessiblefromaroundtheworld,closetotheseawitha
stunningarchipelagoand,outstandingrestaurants.Gothenburgischaracterizedbyinternationalstyle,localcreativityand
anatural,relaxedcharm.Awideselectionofmeetingvenues,accommodatingefficientfriendlyserviceandcareareother
qualitiesthatmakeGothenburgtheperfectvenueforworkandplay.Meetingvenues,hotels,restaurantsandshopsareall
located within easy walking distance.
Gothenburgisaquitevaluabledestinationwithalotoftouristicsites.Itisactuallyratedasthe2nd„Bestvaluedestination
in 2013“ by Lonely Planet, next after Rio de Janeiro.
Gothenburghasalongandsuccessfultraditionoftradeandindustry.Eversincethecitywasfoundedin1621,ithasbeen
characterizedbytrade,shippingandinternationalcontacts.Alreadyin1731,theSwedishEastIndiaCompanybegan
trading with China and the East.
Inthe19thcentury,thecitybecameindustrialized,largelythankstothearrivalofScottishandEnglishbusinessmen.
Many of them donated fortunes which founded a hospital,
libraryanduniversity.AsignificantproportionofSweden’sexportsandimportspassthroughtheGothenburgportand
cutting-edgeindustriesandworld-renownedbrands,suchasVolvo,SKFandHasselbladhavetheiroriginsandhead
offices here.
Gothenburgtoday,isacityofindustryandexpertise,withtwouniversitiesandmanyservicecompanies.Newcitydistricts
are also emerging with offices, university grounds and residential areas.
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Getting to the Gothenburg Congress Center
By Air
Gothenburghastwointernationalairports:GöteborgLandvetterAirport(GOT),servedbyallmajorEuropeanairlines,
andGöteborgCityAirport(GSE),mainlyservedbylowfareairlines.Non-stopflightsareavailablefrommorethan50
EuropeancitiesandinternationalflightsgenerallystopoveratmajorhubssuchasParis,London,Amsterdam,Frankfurtor
Copenhagen.
TheEUCAP2013venue“theSwedishExhibition&CongressCentre“islocatedinthecenterofGothenburgthereare
airport buses from both airports bringing visitors to the city center in about 20 minutes.
Arriving the Landvetter Airport (GOT):
LandvetterAirportislocated26kmeastofGothenburg.FlygbussarnaAirportCoachesrunsfrequentlytothecitycenter.
Thetriptakesapproximately20minutesandthefirststop“Korsvägen”isjustinfrontoftheEuCAPvenue.Ticketsmaybe
purchasedonlinewww.flygbussarna.se.Creditcardsareacceptedonboard.Priceperperson:SEK80onewayandSEK
150 for return ticket.
Recommendedtaxisare:TaxiGöteborg,MinitaxiorTaxiKurir.Askforfixedprice,approx.SEK400to/fromtheairportand
the city center. The journey takes 20 minutes.
Car rental services are Avis, Budget, Hertz and Europcar.
Arriving the City Airport (GSE):
CityAirportislocatedapproximately15kmnorthfromthecitycenter.Thetimetableoftheairportcoachescorrespond
withallregularflights.ThebusawaitsarrivingpassengersaftereachflightandleavesfortheNilsEricsonTerminal(bythe
CentralStation)50minutesafterthescheduledflightarrival.Thebusridetakesapproximately30minutesandthefeefor
adults is SEK 60, one way, or SEK 110 for return. www.flygbussarna.se.
Thereisataxistationattheairport.Askforfixedprice.ApproximatefixedpricesbytaxifromGöteborgCityAirporttothe
Central Station: SEK 350. If you would like to pre-book, please call the taxi companies: Taxi Göteborg orTaxi Kurir.
By train
IfyouarriveatthetrainstationyouwillfindabusandtramstopjustoutsideatDrottningtorget.TaketramNo.2,4or
13.FromnearbyBrunnsparken,youcantaketramNo.4or5.ThetramsstopatKorsvägen,justoppositetheSwedish
Exhibition & Congress Centre.
Ticketvendingmachinesareavailableonboardthetrams,acceptingmajorcreditcardsandSwedishcoinsonly.Youcan
also purchase single tickets and travel cards at Seven-eleven or Pressbyrån.
By car
WhenarrivinginGothenburgonE6motorway,exitatthesign„MässanScandinaviumLiseberg“.IntheGårdaShopping
CentreMulti-storecarparkingisavailable,adjacenttotheSwedishExhibition&CongressCentreandHotelGothiaTowers
where a foot bridge to the EuCAP venue is available.
Taxi
Thereareseveralcompaniestochoosefrom.Youcanphoneforataxiorhailoneonthestreet.Thedrivershouldhavea
taxi ID card clearly displayed in the vehicle. Service is included in the price. We recommend:
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Bluetest AB
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CST-Computer Simulation
Technology AG
(Booth No. 29 + 30)
CSTdevelopsandmarketssoftwareforthesimulationof
electromagneticfields.Itsproductsallowyoutocharacterize,designandoptimizeelectromagneticdevicesallbefore
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Sponsors
GOLD SPONSORS
EM Software & System GmbH
(Booth No. 33)
European Space Agency
(Booth No. 49)
EMSS distributes the leading field simulation software
package FEKO and the antenna design tool Antenna
Magus.FEKOisanelectromagnetic(EM)analysissoftware
suite, based on multiple state of the art computational
techniquesforsolvingawiderangeofEMproblemsfora
large variety of industries.
SpaceisakeyassetforEurope,providingessentialinformationneededbydecision-makerstorespondtoglobal
challenges.Spaceprovidesindispensabletechnologiesand
services,andincreasesourunderstandingofourplanet
andtheUniverse.Since1975,theEuropeanSpaceAgency
(ESA) has been shaping the development of this space
capability.
EM Software & Systems GmbH
Otto-Lilienthal-Str. 36
71034 Böblingen
Germany
Webpage: http://www.feko.info
European Space Agency
ESTEC
Keplerlaan 1,
PB 299 NL-2200 AG Noordwijk,
The Netherlands
www.esa.int
ERICSSON AB
(Booth No. 12)
Ericssonistheworld‘sleadingproviderofcommunications
technologyandservices.WeareenablingtheNetworked
Societywithefficientreal-timesolutionsthatallowusall
to study, work and live our lives more freely, in sustainablesocietiesaroundtheworld.Ourofferingcomprises
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andCommunicationsTechnologyfortelecomoperators
andotherindustries.Todaymorethan40percentofthe
world‘smobiletrafficgoesthroughEricssonnetworksand
wesupportcustomers‘networksservicingmorethan2.5
billion subscribers.
Ericsson
Torshamnsgatan 23
SE-164 83 Stockholm
Sweden
Webpage:http://www.ericsson.com
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Sponsors
SILVER SPONSORS
ANSYS Sweden
(Booth No. 11)
Huawei
(Booth No. 28)
ANSYSistheleadingproviderofelectromagneticfield,
circuitandsystemsimulationsoftwareforthedesignof
high-performanceelectronicequipmentandelectromechanicaldevices.Everyproductisapromisetoliveupto
andsurpassexpectations.Bysimulatingearlyandoften
withANSYSsoftware,ourcustomersbecomefaster,more
cost-effectiveandmoreinnovative,realizingtheirown
product promises.
Huaweiisaleadingglobalinformationandcommunications
technology(ICT)solutionsprovider.Throughourdedication
tocustomercentricinnovationandstrongpartnerships,we
haveestablishedend-to-endadvantagesintelecomnetworks,devicesandcloudcomputing.Wearecommittedto
creatingmaximumvaluefortelecomoperators,enterprises
andconsumersbyprovidingcompetitivesolutionsand
services.Ourproductsandsolutionshavebeendeployed
inover140countries,servingmorethanone-thirdofthe
world’s population.
ANSYS Sweden
Vestagatan 2
416 64 Göteborg
Sweden
Tel.: +46 31 771 87 80
Fax: +46 31 771 87 87
E-mail: info-se@ansys.com
Webpage: http://www.www.ansys.com/sv_se
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Huawei
Skalholtsgatan 9
164 40 Kista
Sweden
Webpage: http://www.huawei.com
Sponsors
Microwave Vision Group
(Booth No. 9 + 10)
NSI
(Booth No. 5 + 6)
The Microwave Vision Group – MVG - combines the
technologicalexpertise,productportfoliosandinfrastructuresoffourindustryleaders:SATIMO,ORBIT/FR,AEMIand
REMC.Withover300employeesworldwidelocatedin12
countries,MVGisdedicatedtotheconception,production
and sale of antenna test and measurement solutions.
MVG solutions support the Aerospace & Defense,
Telecommunication,andAutomotiveindustries,aswellas
Universities and Institutional Research.
NSIhasbeenprovidingstateoftheartantennameasurementsystemsfor25years.Todatewehavedeliveredmore
than500suchsystemsworldwide.NSIalsooffersin-house
testfacilitiesforcontractantennatestingandconsulting
servicesforrangeevaluationandaccuracyassessment.
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19730 Magellan Drive
Torrance, CA 90502 USA
Phone: (310) 525 7000
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E-mail: sales@nearfield.com
Webpage: http://www.nearfield.com
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Sponsors
BRONZE SPONSORS
Exhibitor & Technical Tour Sponsor
(Booth No. 40)
AMTA
(Booth No. 4)
QamcomTechnology AB was founded in 2001 by Ph.D.
studentsatChalmersUniversityofTechnology,Göteborg.
Thecompanyhassincethenbeenactiveinthetelecom
business,especiallythemicrowavebackhaulsegment.As
oftodayQamcomhasaround35employees,ofwhich40
percent hold a Ph.D.degree
TheAntennaMeasurementTechniquesAssociation(AMTA)
is a non-profit professional organization for members
involved in research and development of antenna and
radar-scatteringmeasurements.Theprincipalobjective
of AMTA is to provide a forum for the exchange of informationonelectromagneticmeasurementtechniquesand
problems.EuCAPdelegatesarewelcometovisittheAMTA
booth and join as members.
Mektagonen
Falkenbergsgatan 3
S-412 85 Göteborg
SWEDEN
Webpage: http://www.qamcom.se
www.amta.org
Exhibitor & Host University
CHALMERS University of Technology
(Booth No. 27)
ChalmersisnamedafterWilliamChalmers(1748-1811),
a director of the Swedish East India Company. 40% of
Sweden‘sgraduateengineersareeducatedatChalmers.
All Master‘s programmes are taught in English.
Chalmers University of Technology
Hörsalsvägen 11
412 96 Gothenburg,
SWEDEN
http://www.chalmers.se/en/areas-of-advance/ict/Pages/
default.aspx
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Other sponsors
Welcome Reception Sponsor
Technical Tours & Social Events Sponsor
City of Gothenburg
GothenburgislocatedontheSwedishwestcoast,
withtranquilarchipelagoonthedoorstep.Itis
ratedthe2nd„Bestvaluedestinationin2013“by
Lonely Planet, next after Rio de Janeiro
RUAG
Exhibitor + Logo on delegate bag Sponsor:
enprobe GmbH
(Booth No. 15)
enprobedevelopsandoffersanalogfiber-opticlinksand
opto-electronicactiveantennasforRFE-fieldmeasurements.Theirultrasmallsizeandthefiber-opticalconnectionopensupcompletelynewprospectsforhighprecision
measurements.
enprobe GmbH
John-Schehr-Str. 26
D-10407 Berlin
Webpage: http://www.enprobe.de
Specializesinhighlyreliableon-boardsatelliteequipment
includingcomputersystems,antennasandmicrowave
electronicsandadaptersandseparationsystemsforspace
launchers.
Awidecompetenceinelectromagneticalandmechanical
designofarrays,reflectors,andwidecoverageantennas
for space use, combined with advanced analysis and
designtools,in-houseclean-roomproduction,aswellas
facilitiesforenvironmentalandRFtesting,makesRUAG
Space a complete ‘one-stop shop‘ for antennas.
RUAG Space AB
Solhusgatan 11
SE-412 76 Göteborg
Sweden
Phone +46 31 735 0000
www.space.se
Exhibitor + Lanyard Sponsor
Schmid & Partner Engineering AG
(Booth No. 7 + 8)
SPEAGistheleadingdeveloperandmanufacturerofthe
mostreliable,efficientandadvancedexperimental(DASY,
cSAR3D,DAK,TDS,SAR/OTAPhantoms)andnumerical
electromagnetic&thermalsimulationtools(SEMCADX).
Schmid & Partner Engineering AG
Zeughausstrasse 43
8004 Zurich, Switzerland
Webpage: http://www.speag.com
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Exhibitors
Agilent Technologies Sweden AB
(Booth No. 19)
Arkivator AB
(Booth No. 26)
AgilentTechnologiesistheworld’spremiermeasurement
companyandatechnologyleaderinelectronicsandlife
sciences.Thecompany’s20,000employeesservecustomers in more than 100 countries.
ArkivatorTelecomdevelops,manufacturesandmarkets
microwaveproductsfortheradiolinkindustry.Theproduct
portfolioincludesmicrowaveantennas,filters,diplexers,
couplers and other waveguide components.We grasp
frequencies from 4 to 86GHz.
Kronborgsgränd 23
164 94 Kista
Webpage : http:// www.agilent.se
Apple Inc.
(Booth No. 42)
Artech House
(Booth No. 35)
Hello From Apple,
WeareseekingtofillanAntennaEngineerpositioninCupertino,CA.Ifyouareinterestedinbeingsubmittingyour
resume,pleasesendtojwindell@apple.comandreference
EuCap2013.We are extremely excited about getting a
chance to review your CV.
Aleadingtechnicalbookpublisher,ArtechHouseprovides
engineerswithcutting-edgebooksandsoftwarefrom
theworld’stopauthoritiesinantennasandpropagation,
microwave/RF and radar amongst other areas.
Apple Inc.
1 Infinite Loop
Cupertino, CA 95014, USA
Tel.: +1 408´862 8870 work
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Arkivator AB
Gamlestadsvägen 303
SE-415 25 Göteborg
Sweden
www.arkivator.com
Artech House
16 Sussex Street
London
SW1V 4RW
UK
www.artechhouse.com
Exhibitors
Astrium GmbH
(Booth No. 1)
COST IC1102 VISTA
(Booth No. 46)
Astrium,subsidiaryofEADS,developsinitsOttobrunnRFTestcenterhighlysophisticatedtestsolutionsforantennas,
payloadsandsatellites.ItsCompensatedCompactRange
familyprovidesunprecedentedmeasurementperformance
optimized for spaceapplications
COSTIC1102VISTAaimsatidentifyingnewtechnologies
andapplications,fosteringthedevelopmentofinnovative
radiatingsystemsandtheirnecessarysupportingtechnologies;andpromotingthecareerstartofyoungresearchers.
Astrium GmbH
Satellites - Products
81663 München
Webpage: http://www.astrium.eads.net/
Webpage: http://www.cost-vista.eu
http://www.cost.esf.org
Business Region Göteborg & Microwave Road
(Booth No. 41)
E&C Anechoic Chambers NV
(Booth No. 2)
ITCV’sfieldofactivityissupportingtheregionalICTcluster.
MicrowaveRoad,anationalclusterfocusingontechnology
andmarketdevelopmentunitingindustry,universities,
institutes and authorities.
WeatE&CAnechoicChambersarecommittedtocontinue
and further improve the over half-a-century lasting
excellenceindevelopmentandmanufacturingofabsorber
material for anechoic chambers.
Business Region Göteborg
Norra Hamngatan 14
Box 11119
404 23 Göteborg
SWEDEN
www.itcv.nu & www.microwaveroad.se
E&C Anechoic Chambers NV
Nijverheidsstraat 7A
2260 Westerlo
Belgium
Webpage: http://www.ecanechoicchambers.com
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Exhibitors
EMCoS
Consulting and Software
EMCoS
(Booth No. 20)
EsoA
(Booth No. 43)
EMCoSsimulationsoftwareiswidelyusedinautomotive,
aircraftandnavalindustries.Itcoverssolutionsfor:EMC
/EMIinlargesystems,complexharness,hybridvehicles,
shielding, antenna and PCB.
European School of Antennas (ESoA) is the largest PhD
thematicschoolintheworld.Itcounts200teachersand
34 institutions coming from 15 countries
www.esoa-web.org/
EMCoS
27 Pekin Str.
0160 Tbilisi
Georgia
Tel.: +99532 238 9091
Fax: +99532 238 9092
E-mail: info@emcos.com
Webpage: http://www.emcos.com
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ESI-group
(Booth No. 22)
ETS-Lindgren
(Booth No. 37)
Full3DVirtualTestingwithESISolutionsforComputational
Electromagnetics: array antennas, RADAR signature &
stealth,antennaplacement,EMC/EMIwithcablenetworks,
Active Safety and RADAR sensors, and many more.
ETS-LindgrenistheworldleaderinWirelessOTAsystems.
AtEUCAP2013wewillbeexhibitingourlatestdevelopmentsinwirelesschambersandinparticularourwireless
reverb technology.
Webpage: http://www.esi-group.com
ETS-LindgrenUnit 4,
Eastman Way
Pin Green Industrial Area
Stevenage
Herts SG1 4UH
England
Webpage: http://www.ets-lindgren.com
Exhibitors
EuCAP2014
(Booth No. 48)
IDS Ingegneria dei Sistemi S.p.a
(Booth No. 31)
TheBENELUXAntenna&PropagationCommunitywelcomesthe8thEuCAPtobeheldin2014,totheWorldForum
in The Hague, The Netherlands.
IDSS.p.A.isanindependentsystemsengineeringcompany,operatingworldwideandprovidingelectromagnetic
fieldconsultancyandproductsforNaval,Aeronautical,
AirNavigationGeoRadarandSpaceapplications,inboth
defense and civilian sectors.
EuCAP 2014
6-11 April 2014
World Forum
Churchillplein 10
The Hague, Netherlands
Webpage: http://www.eucap2014.org
IDS Ingegneria dei Sistemi S.p.A.
Via Enrica Calabresi, 24
56121 Loc. Montacchiello – Pisa
Webpage: http://www.idscorporation.com
Gapwaves
(Booth No. 25)
IMST GmbH
(Booth No. 39)
Gapwavesdevelopsadisruptivemicrowavetechnology
into products, customer solutions and antennas. GAP
technologycombinesthesimplicityofmicro-stripdesign
with waveguide performance.
IMST GmbH is a competence centre a for RF-circuits,
wirelesssolutions,antennasandcommunicationssystems.
TheportfoliocomprisesRF+digitaldesignservices,measurements,simulationtoolsandwirelessradiomodules.
Webpage: http://www.gapwaves.com
IMST GmbH
Carl-Friedrich-Gauß-Str. 2-4
D-47475 Kamp-Lintfort, Germany
Tel.: +49 2842 981 0
Fax: +49 2842 981 190
Webpage: http://www.imst.com
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Exhibitors
Matsing
(Booth No. 21)
MI Technologies
(Booth No. 17 + 18)
Matsing is a manufacturer of the world‘s lightest, large
sizeRFLenseswithapplicationsinAntennaMeasurement
Solutions, Luneburg lenses and Multibeam Antennas.
MI Technologies is the premium provider of RF and
Microwavetestandmeasurementproducts,systemsand
services offering the industry’s broadest choices. MI’s
premiumproductsareusedinresearch,development,
monitoringandmanufacturingprocessesworldwide.
Matsing
31 Kaki Bukit #06-21
6 von 10 EuCAP 2012 Prague 07.01.2013
Singapore, 415936
Webpage: http://www.matsing.com
MI Technologies
1125 Satellite Blvd.
Suite 100
Suwanee, GA 30024
United States of America
Webpage : http://www.mitechnologies.com
Nec multi companys pty ltd.
(Booth No. 45)
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MICIAN GmbH
(Booth No. 16)
Q-par Angus Ldt
(Booth No. 44)
MicianisrecognizedasaleadingdeveloperofEMsoftware
toolsfortheanalysis,synthesisandoptimizationofpassive
componentslikefeedingnetworks,couplers,multiplexers
and horn antennas, including reflectors.
Foundedin1973,Q-parAngusbasedinLeominster,UK
excelintheresearch,design,development&manufacture
ofmicrowaveantennas,systems&componentsfrom0.1
to more than 140 GHz.
Mician GmbH
Schlachte 21
28195 Bremen
Germany
Webpage: http://www.mician.com
Barons Cross Laboratories
Leominster
Herefordshire
HR6 8RS, UK
Webpage : http://www.q-par.com
Exhibitors
RF Partner/ASYSOL
(Booth No. 3)
SIEPEL
(Booth No. 23)
RFPartnerABisaManufacturer’sRepresentativeacting
intheNordicRegion.WespecializeinComponentsand
TestSolutionsintheMicrowavefrequencyrange.Antenna
SystemsSolutions(ASYSOL)whospecializeinMicrowave
AntennaMetrologyoneofourhighlyskilledManufacturers.
ASYSOL is one of the leading suppliers of customised
antennas,accuratepositioningequipment,near-fieldand
compacttestantennasystemsandanechoicchambers.
RF Partner AB
Flojelbergsgatan 1C
SE-431 35 Molndal
Sweden
info@rfpartner.se
Webpage: http://www.rfpartner.se
www.asysol.com
SIEPELmanufacturemicrowaveabsorbersandanechoic
chambersforEMC,antennatesting,compactrange.Our
Frenchcentralizedworkshopsandlongexperienceenable
toofferhighqualitymaterialsandfastdeliveryschedules.
Rohde & Schwarz
(Booth No. 24)
The Institution of Engineering and Technology
(Booth No. 47)
Rohde & Schwarz is Europe’s leading manufacturer of
electronictestandmeasurementequipment.Weoffera
fullrangeofmicrowaveT&Minstrumentsupto500GHz
includingsignalgenerators,spectrumanalyzers,network
analyzers and power meters.
The IET is the largest professional society of engineers
andtechniciansinEurope.Withover150,000members
in 127 countries around the world, we are a truly global
organisation.
Rohde&Schwarz Gmbh & Ko. KG
Mühldorfstraße 15
81671 München
Tel.: +49.89.4129-12345
Fax: +49.89.4129-63778
E-mail: customersupport@rohdeschwarz.com
Webpage: http://www.rohde-schwarz.com
SIEPEL, ZA de Kermarquer Impasse de la
Manille, 56470 LA TRINITE SUR MER,
France
Webpage: http://www.siepel.com
The IET
Michael Faraday House
Six Hills Way
Stevenage SG1 2AY
United Kingdom
Webpage: http://www.theiet.org/
155
Exhibitors
TICRA
(Booth No. 38)
Wiley
(Booth No. 36)
TICRA is the supplier of software for advanced reflector
antennaEMmodellinganddesign.GRASP,POS,CHAMP,
SNIFT and DIATOOL are all recognized product names
within the reflector antenna industry world-wide.
Wiley is a leading international publisher of print and
electronicproducts,specialisinginscientificandtechnical
books and journals
TICRA
Læderstræde 34, 2
DK-1201 Copenhagen K
Denmark
Webpage: http://www.ticra.com
156
John Wiley & Sons Ltd
Customer Services Department.
1 Oldlands Way
Bognor Regis
West Sussex
PO22 9SA. UK
Phone: +44 (0) 1243 843294
Fax: +44 (0) 1243 843303
5 von 10 EuCAP 2012 Prague 20.12.2012
HR6 8RS, UK
E-mail: customer@wiley.com
Webpage : http://www.wiley.com
ViaSat
(Booth No. 34)
WILP-D
(Booth No. 32)
ViaSatAntennaSystemsspecializesinadvancedantenna
developmentandfabrication,primarilyformobilesatellite
communications from L-band to Ka-band. A particular
focus is low profile, phased array antennas.
WIPL-D, with its flagship software productsWIPL-D Pro
andWIPL-DProCAD,enablesusersworldwidetoperform
fastandaccuratehigh-frequencysimulationsofantennas,
antennapositioning,microwavecircuits,scatterersetc.
ViaSat, Inc. (Corporate Headquarters)
6155 El Camino Real
Carlsbad, CA 92009
Webpage:
http://www.viasat.com/antenna-systems/mobile-antennas
WIPL-D d.o.o.
Gandijeva 7, apt. 32
11070 Belgrade
Serbia
Webpage: http://www.wipl-d.com
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MVG combines the technological expertise, product portfolios
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We are pleased to be able to offer
our customers even more competitive
solutions.
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EMI/EMC & Antenna chambers
Absorbers
Antennas
Positioning Systems
Measurement & Analysis Software
And more…
www.microwavevision.com
Sales@microwavevision.com
Floorplan Level 2 & 3
Foyer
registration
To J & R rooms
158
To lunch at Estrad
Floorplan Entrance Level
159
Floorplan Exhibition Hall
Registration
E
To
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ms
oo
W6.1-6.16
9
8
W7.1-7.20
29
7
30
10
Pers.ingång
W5.1-5.16
12
14
17
27
18
25
28
26
W1.1-1.22
W4.1-4.15
5
16
35
36
34
37
38
2
3
4
19
20
21
22
23
Staircase
BP
49
39
48
40
47
41
46
42
45
24
To G-Rooms
44
43
BP
To
J
BP
Booth Number Exhibitor
1
Astrium GmbH
2
ECAC - E&C Anechoic Chambers NV
3
RF Partner / ASYSOL
4AMTA
5 + 6
NSI
7 + 8
SPEAG - Schmid & Partner Engineering AG
9 + 10
Microwave Vision Group
11
Ansys Sweden
12
Ericsson AB
13 + 14
Bluetest AB
15
enprobe GmbH
16
Mician GmbH
17 - 18
MI Technologies
19
20EMCoS
21Matsing
22ESI-Group
23Siepel
24
Rohde & Schwarz
25Gapwaves
26
Arkivator AB
27
CHALMERS University of Technology
160
32
33
To J-Rooms
W2.1-2.22
15
6
1
Dessa dörrar är vanligtvis inte öppna!
31
Exhibitor Avenue
Staircase
W3.1-3.22
11
13
Passage to J-hall
Estrad Road to Restaurant
(Får ej blockeras)
&
R
Ro
om
s
Booth Number Exhibitor
28
Huawei
29 + 30 CST - Computer Simulation Technology AG
31 IDS Ingegneria dei Sistemi S.p.a
32WIPL-D
33
EM Software & System GmbH
34ViaSat
35
Artech House
36Wiley
37ETS-Lindgren
38TICRA
39
IMST GmbH
40
41
Business Region Göteborg &
Microwave Road
42
Apple Inc.
43ESoA
44
Q-par Angus Ltd
45
Nec multi companies pty ltd
46
COST IC1102 VISTA
47
The IET
48EuCAP2014
49ESA
CA18
Inverse
scattering
P2 Fixed
propmodels
and tests
A06
Systems
architecture
14.40-16.20
A02
Reconfigurable
CA01 EurAAP small
antennas
CA01 EurAAP small
antennas
R31
Bryggan
Exhibition
Area
EuCAP StC
14:40 - 18:00
A07 Conformal
CA20
Research
in Asia
CA20
Research
in Asia
R2
A02
Reconfigurable
M2
Antenna
testing
Poster Session
AMTA Workshop
13:30 - 15:30
CM4 AMTA
P7 Channel
modeling
A21 Small
antennas
M1 OTA
A32 Array
A23 UWB
EurAAP
Delegates
Assembly
A01 Active
integrated
A33 Array
technology
CA07
Reconfigurable
CA07
Reconfigurable
CM1 SAR
CA26
EurAAP
software
CA22 WSNs
A21 Small
antennas
P7 Channel
modeling
CM4 AMTA
CA4
Meta-materials
A18 Reflector,feed
systems
A35 Array
design
11.10-12.50
CA25 THz
systems
Coffee Break
CA25
THz
systems
CM1 SAR
CA26
EurAAP
software
CA22WSNs
CA4
Meta-materials
A05 Systems architecture
P3 Indoor
A10 Lens
antennas
P6 Climatology
09.00-10.40
A34 Array
design
IET
Reception
18:30 - 20:30
CM5 AMTA/
EurAAP
16.50-18.30
M4 Diagnostics
Invited
Invited
Speaker:
Speaker:
Bertram
Yves
ArbesserLostanlen
Rastburg
Invited
Invited
Speaker: Speaker:
Femius
Fredéric
Gianesello Koenderink
15.40-16.20
CA12
diagnostics
A24
wearable
R36
Tuesday
15.00-15.40
CA12
diagnostics
CST
Workshop
EurAAP WG
Propagation
14.00-15.00
A26 Modal
methods
Coffee Break
CA23 INTELEC IE
CP5 Body
CA05UWB
C09 THz
(COST
IC1102)
A12MIMO
CA15
Graphene
& nano
P4 Mobile
channel
models
CA14
Radio
astronomy
arrays
11.10-12.50
Coffee Break
CA23 INTELEC IE
CP5 Body
CA05UWB
C09 THz
(COST
IC1102)
A12MIMO
CA15
Graphene
& nano
P4 Mobile
channel
models
CA14
Radio
astronomy
arrays
18.30-20.30 09.00-10.40
A24
wearable
ESoA
Board
16:30 18:30
A16 Printed
& baluns
CA19 4D
arrays
CA08
60 GHz
CA17 OTA
A27
Scattering&
penetration
P2 Fixed
propmodels
and tests
A06
Systems
architecture
16.50-18.30
R24+
R25
Coffee Break
A28 IE &
MoM
Lunch
A28 IE &
MoM
A20 Small
antennas
CA19 4D
arrays
CA08
60 GHz
Invited
Speaker:
CA17 OTA
Rodney
Vaughan
Invited
Speaker:
Ke Wu
14.00-14.40
Coffee in exhibition hall
R22+
R23
R21
J2
J1
G3
G2
G1
E3
E2
10 half-day and 5 full-day short courses
Monday
Welcome reception in exhibition hall
Lecture
rooms
Congress Hall
E1
Keynote
Conference speech:
Opening Prof. Nader
Engheta
Keynote
speech:
Henrik Lind
& Mikael
Höök
Lunch
11.20-12.40
15.40-16.20
AMTA
Invited
Speaker:
Mike
Francis
Poster Session
COST FA-C
EurAAP WG on Small Antennas
14:00 - 16:00
Invited
Speaker:
Ernst
Bonek
Invited
Invited
Speaker:
Speaker:
Guiseppe
Fan Yang
Vecchi
15.00-15.40
Wednesday
14.00-15.00
CA21
Power &
harvest
C02 Gap
& SIW
CA6 COST
IC1102
Exhibitors
Reception
CM2AMTA/
EurAAP
CP6 HF
propagation tribute D
Hess
A29
mmwave
A08Imaging
CA03Cloud
computing
A22 UWB
(COST
IC1102)
P5
Measure-ments
A30
mmwave
CM2AMTA/
EurAAP
tribute D
Hess
C02 Gap
& SIW
CA6 COST
IC1102
A15Multi-&
wideband
CA21
Power &
harvest
M5 RFID
& mmID
CP1Models
(IC1004)
P1 Model & CP1Models
testing
(IC1004)
A13 MIMO
CA11 small
antennas
Poster Session
IEEE Chapter Chairs
Meeting
15:00 - 16:00
EurAAP WG
EMSS
5 15:00 Workshop
17:00
EurAAP WG Propagation
15:00 - 16
Invited
Invited
Speaker: Speaker:
Kevin
Anja
Skrivervik
Boyle
Invited
Invited
Speaker: Speaker:
Anthony Hisamatsu
Grbic
Nakano
A03
Meta-materials
A03
A11 Lens Meta-materials
M6 OTA
CA11 small
and MIMO
antennas
testing
COST VISTA IC0802
14:00 - 17:30
15.40-16.20
CA13 NATO
integration
15.00-15.40
Thursday
CP4Remote CA13 NATO
sensing integration
14.00-15.00
The History of Antennas in Sweden
14:00 - 17:40
11.10-12.50
A17Reflect& transmit
arrays
09.00-10.40
A04
A17ReflectMeta-ma- & transmit
terials
arrays
16.50-18.30
Coffee Break
10.00-10.40
Lunch
09.3010.00
16.50-17.30
18.30-23.30
Awards banquet with ABBA music show in
Kajskul 8 (bus from entrence 8 starting 18.00)
Sunday
Lunch
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
09.00-18.00
Friday
ESoAEuCAP
student
awards
CM3
AMTA/
EurAAP
diagnostics
A31 THz
antennas
ESoAEuCAP
student
awards
CM3
AMTA/
EurAAP
diagnostics
A31 THz
antennas
M3
Imaging
A09
Imaging,
inv scattering
P8 Urban
A19
Guided &
leakywave
CP3 Design
(IC1004)
CA16 NATO
meta-materials
CP2 Trans
ionosphere
CA10 nonuniform
array
A14 Multi&wideband
11.10-12.50
CA 24
Novel CEM
Coffee Break
CA 24
Novel CEM
P8 Urban
A19
Guided &
leakywave
A25
Coupling
CA16NATO
meta-materials
CP2 Trans
ionosphere
CA10 nonuniform
array
A14 Multi& wideband
09.00-10.40
Closing
Ceremony
12.50-13.30
Program Overview
161
Coffee Break
Sunday
09:00-18:00
09:30-10:00
Conference
Opening
Congress
Hall
10:00-10:40
11:20-12:40
14:00-14:40
Keynote speech:
Prof. Nader
Engheta
Keynote speech:
Henrik Lind &
Mikael Höök
Invited
Speaker: Ke Wu
14:40-16:20
16:50-18:30
Invited
Speaker: Rodney CA17 OTA
Vaughan
G1
CA17 OTA
J1
CA19 4D arrays
CA19 4D arrays
A20 Small
antennas
A16 Printed &
baluns
A06 Systems
architecture
A06 Systems
architecture
P2 Fixed prop
models and tests
P2 Fixed prop
models and tests
CA18 Inverse
scattering
A27 Scattering &
penetration
E2
E3
Coffee Break
E1
R22+
R23
A28 IE & MoM
Coffee Break
CA08 60 GHz
Lunch
CA08 60 GHz
10 half-day and 5 full-day short courses
G2
J2
18:30-20:30
A28 IE & MoM
R24+
R25
A24 wearable
A24 wearable
R2
CA20 Research
in Asia
CA20 Research
in Asia
R31
CA01 EurAAP
small antennas
CA01 EurAAP
small antennas
Welcome reception in exhibition hall
Lecture
rooms
/ time
Program Overview Sunday & Monday
Exhibition
Hall
ESoA Board
16:30 - 18:30
R21
EuCAP StC 14:40
- 18:00
R36
G3
Bryggan
Note the color and letter coding:
Thecolorindicatesapplicationtrack,thesessionnumberingshowssessiontopic:C=Convened,A=Antennas,P=Propagation,M=Measurements(antennas)
The sessions are given by their codes and short names. The full names are given in the detailed program.
APPLICATION TRACKS and other color codes
Cellular
Other wireless
Breaks
162
Space & vehicle-based
Opening & Closing
Ceremony, Social Events
Fundamental
Workshops
& other meetings
Biomedical
No specific
Poster Sessions
Lecture
rooms
/ time
Program Overview Tuesday
09:00-10:40
11:10-12:50
14:00-15:00
15:00-15:40
15:40-16:20
16:50-18:30
18:30 - 20:30
Congress
Hall
A12 MIMO
Invited Speaker: Invited Speaker:
Femius
Fredéric
Gianesello
Koenderink
M1 OTA
G2
C09 THz
(COST IC1102)
C09 THz
(COST IC1102)
Invited Speaker:
Invited Speaker:
Bertram
Yves Lostanlen
Arbesser-Rastburg
A32 Array
J1
CA05 UWB
CA05 UWB
J2
CP5 Body
CP5 Body
E1
CA14 Radio
astronomyarrays
CA14 Radio
astronomyarrays
CM5 AMTA/
EurAAP
E2
P4Mobilechannel
models
P4Mobilechannel
models
P6 Climatology
E3
CA15
Graphene&nano
CA15
Graphene&nano
A05 Systems
architecture
R22+
R23
CA23
INTELEC IE
CA23
INTELEC IE
A26 Modal
methods
R24+
R25
CA12
diagnostics
R2
A07
Conformal
M2 Antenna
testing
R31
A02
Reconfigurable
A02
Reconfigurable
Invited
Speakerurg
A12 MIMO
A23 UWB
EurApp WG
Propagation
CA12
diagnostics
P3 Indoor
Coffee Break
Lunch
Coffee Break
G1
CST
Workshop
M4 Diagnostics
A33 Array
technology
AMTA Workshop
13:30 - 15:30
Exhibition
Hall
A01 Active
integrated
Poster Session
EurAAPDelegates
Assembly
R21
R36
G3
Bryggan
IET Reception
Cellular
Other wireless
Breaks
Opening & Closing
Fundamental
Biomedical
Workshops
& other meetings
No specific
Poster Sessions
163
Lecture
rooms
/ time
Program Overview Wednesday
09:00-10:40
11:10-12:50
14:00-15:00
15:00-15:40
15:40-16:20
16:50-18:30
G1
CM4 AMTA
CM4 AMTA
G2
P7 Channel modeling
P7 Channel modeling
J1
A21 Small
antennas
A21 Small
antennas
A13 MIMO
J2
CA22 WSNs
CA22 WSNs
P5 Measurements
E1
A34 Array design
A35 Array design
A04 Metamaterials
E2
A10 Lens
antennas
A18 Reflector,
feed systems
CP4 Remote
sensing
E3
CA4 Metamaterials
CA4 Metamaterials
A11 Lens
R22+
R23
CA26 EurAAP
software
R24+
R25
CM1 SAR
CM1 SAR
A08 Imaging
R2
CA25
THz systems
CA25 THz
systems
A29 mmwave
R31
CA07 Reconfigurable
CA07 Reconfigurable
M6 OTA and
MIMO testing
AMTA Invited
Invited Speaker:
Speaker:
Ernst Bonek
Mike Francis
P1 Model &
testing
Coffee Break
CA26 EurAAP
software
GuiseppeVecchi Fan Yang
Lunch
Coffee Break
Congress
Hall
CP6 HF
ropagation
COST FA-C meeting
Exhibition
Hall
CA03 Cloud
computing
(COST IC1102)
Poster Session
EurAAP WG on Small Antennas
14:00 - 16:00
R21
R36
G3
Exhibitors
Reception
Bryggan
Cellular
Other wireless
Breaks
164
Opening & Closing
Fundamental
Workshops
& other meetings
Biomedical
No specific
Poster Sessions
Lecture
rooms
/ time
Program Overview Thursday
09:00-10:40
11:10-12:50
14:00-15:00
15:00-15:40
15:40-16:20
16:50 - 17:30
G1
CA11 small
antennas
CA11 small
antennas
Anthony Grbic HisamatsuNakano
G2
CP1 Models
(IC1004)
CP1 Models
(IC1004)
Anja Skrivervik
Kevin Boyle
J1
A30 mmwave
M5 RFID &
mmID
J2
CA21 Power &
harvest
CA21 Power &
harvest
E1
A17 Reflect- &
transmit arrays
A17 Reflect- &
transmit arrays
The History of Antennas in Sweden 14:00 - 17:40
E2
CA13 NATO
integration
CA13 NATO
integration
COST VISTA IC0802
14:00 - 17:30
E3
A03 Metamaterials
A03 Metamaterials
R22+
R23
A22 UWB
R24+
R25
CA6 COST
IC1102
CA6 COST
IC1102
R2
C02 Gap & SIW
C02 Gap & SIW
R31
CM2 AMTA/
EurAAP tribute
D Hess
CM2 AMTA/
EurAAP tribute
D Hess
18:00 - 23:00
A15 Multi- &
wideband
EMSS Workshop
EurAAP WG 5 15:00 - 17:00
Exhibition
Hall
Poster Session
Coffee Break
IEEE Chapter Chairs Meeting
15:00 - 16:00
Conference dinner with ABBA show, bus departure 18:00 - 18:30 from entrance 8
Coffee Break
Lunch
Coffee Break
Congress
Hall
R21
R36
G3
Bryggan
Cellular
Other wireless
Breaks
Opening & Closing
Fundamental
Biomedical
Workshops
& other meetings
No specific
Poster Sessions
165
Lecture
rooms
/ time
Program Overview Friday
09.00-10.40
11.10-12.50
12.50-13.30
Congress
Hall
A14 Multi- &
wideband
A14 Multi- &
wideband
G2
A25 Coupling
CP3 Design
(IC1004)
J1
A19 Guided &
leakywave
A19 Guided &
leakywave
J2
P8 Urban
P8 Urban
E1
CA10 nonuniform array
CA10 nonuniform array
E2
CP2 Trans
ionosphere
CP2 Trans
ionosphere
E3
CA16 NATO
meta-materials
CA16 NATO
meta-materials
Coffee Break
G1
R22+
R23
CA 24 Novel
CEM
R24+
R25
A09 Imaging,
inv scattering
M3 Imaging
R2
A31 THz
antennas
A31 THz
antennas
R31
CM3 AMTA/
EurAAP
diagnostics
CM3 AMTA/
EurAAP
diagnostics
ESoA-EuCAP
student awards
ESoA-EuCAP
student awards
CA 24 Novel
CEM
Exhibition
Hall
R21
R36
Closing
Ceremony
G3
Bryggan
Cellular
Other wireless
Breaks
166
Opening & Closing
Fundamental
Workshops
& other meetings
Biomedical
No specific
Poster Sessions
Antennas & Measurements
Application: Space & vehicle-based
Antennas
Fundamental Research
Antennas & Propagation
Application: Other wireless
Antennas
Propagation
Application: Biomedical
Antennas
Not specific to one application
Application: Cellular
Antennas
Antennas
Antennas
Application: Biomedical
Antennas
Wall2
Wall3
Wall4
Wall5
Wall6
Wall7
Propagation & Measurements
Antennas
Propagation
Antennas
Antennas
Wall1
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Poster walls
167
Notes
168
Notes
169
Notes
170
Notes
171
Gothenburg / Sweden
8-12 April 2013
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