２０１０年度博士後期課程ＧＣＯＥ講義
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| 1. 情報エレクトロニクスシステム特論（情報科学研究科では情報システム特論) （電子・情報システム応物系2号館204号室） |
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| ５月２８日(金) ８：５０〜１２：００ 【庭野 道夫教授】 電気通信研究所 | ||
| 講義題目 | 省エネルギー型次世代情報エレクトロニクス・デバイス | |
| ６月４日(金) ８：５０〜１２：００ 【畠山 力三教授】 工学研究科電子工学専攻 | ||
| 講義題目 | ナノデバイスナノスコピックプラズマ制御 （注意：１号館１０３会義室に変更） |
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| ６月１１日(金) ８：５０〜１２：００ 【室田 淳一教授】 電気通信研究所 | ||
| 講義題目 | IV族半導体原子制御プロセスの創生とナノヘテロデバイス | |
| ６月２５日(金) ８：５０〜１２：００ 【加藤 寧教授】 情報科学研究科 | ||
| 講義題目 | 快適な次世代情報ネットワークシステム | |
| ７月１６日(金) ８：５０〜１２：００ 【亀山 充隆教授】 情報科学研究科 | ||
| 講義題目 | リアルワールド応用知能集積システム | |
| ７月２３日(金) １３：００〜１６：１０ 【田中 和之教授】 情報科学研究科 | ||
| 講義題目 | 確率的計算モデルによる予測・推測システムの設計理論 | |
| ２. 情報エレクトロニクスシステム特別講義 （情報科学研究科では情報システム特別講義) |
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| １０月１２日(火) １０：００〜１６：００
「Lectures on How to Write Academic Papers and Introduction of Applied Algorithms」 【Prof. Ivan Stojmenovic】 University of Ottawa, Canada 電子・情報システム応物系１号館１０３号講義室 |
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| 講義題目１ | How to Write Articles in Computer Science and Related Engineering Disciplines (10:00-11:00) | |
| 概 要 | This talk advocates a general way of presenting research articles on any topic and in any field related to computer science, information technology, and relevant engineering disciplines. Some examples and implications are given for the case study of wireless sensor networks. The key advice to a successful presentation is to repeat the description of main contribution four times: in the title, abstract, introduction (or chapter 1) and in the text. That is, make readable, appealing, and as complete as possible versions of the work using the order of 10, 100, 1000 and 10.000 words. This corresponds to the decreasing portion of readers for corresponding parts of the article. To the extent possible, each of these parts should address, in this order: the problem statement, existing solutions, the new solution(s), assumptions and limitations, analysis, simulation and comparison with best competing solutions. | |
| 講義題目２ | Contribution of Applied Algorithms to Applied Computing (11:00-12:00) | |
| 概 要 | There are many attempts to bring together computer scientists, applied mathematician and engineers to discuss advanced computing for scientific, engineering, and practical problems. This talk is about the role and contribution of applied algorithms within applied computing. It will discuss some specific areas where design and analysis of algorithms is believed to be the key ingredient in solving problems, which are often large and complex and cope with tight timing schedules. The talk is based on recent Handbook of Applied Algorithms (Wiley, March 2008), co-edited by the speaker. The featured application areas for algorithms and discrete mathematics include computational biology, computational chemistry, wireless networks, Internet data streams, computer vision, and emergent systems. Techniques identified as important include graph theory, game theory, data mining, evolutionary, combinatorial and cryptographic, routing and localized algorithms. | |
| 講義題目３ | Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks and Integrated Intelligent Transportation Systems (14:00-15:00) | |
| 概 要 | This talk reviews the components and algorithmic challenges of intelligent transportation systems: dynamic route selection, environmentally friendly driving, dynamic traffic light scheduling problem, reconfiguration of road network and traffic admission control, congestion modeling and forecast, and effective incentive and enforcement policies. ITS also includes vehicle-to-vehicle communication, with associated problems such as geocasting for congestion notification, vehicle to vehicle routing, and enabling application services for user devices. State of the art protocols for automotive networking and communication are described. | |
| 講義題目４ | Data Dissemination and Routing in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks (15:00-16:00) | |
| 概 要 | This talk reviews recent vehicle-to-vehicle communication protocols, with the emphasis on protocols addressing intermittent connectivity of vehicular ad hoc networks (VANET). Data dissemination enables congestion notification (among others) and is based on tasks such as diffusion and broadcasting to a region (geocasting), which rely on single-hop and multi-hop inter-vehicle communications, respectively. Vehicle to vehicle routing enables application services for user devices via multi-hoping to roadside units, and direct communication among vehicles. Common issues in VANET routing are discussed. | |
| １１月１５日(月) １０：００〜１６：００ 「Lectures on Dynamic Spectrum Access in Cognitive Radio Networks」 【Dr. Ekram Hossain, University of Manitoba, Canada】 電子・情報システム・応物系 ２号館 ２階 ２０４号室 |
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| 講義題目 | パート I １０：００〜１２：００ | |
| 概 要 | Dynamic spectrum sharing through cognitive radios can significantly enhance the spectrum utilization in a wireless network. Simultaneous sharing of the frequency bands among primary and secondary users (i.e., cognitive radios) is possible by restricting the transmission power of the secondary users so as not to cause any harmful interference to the active primary users. In this talk, practical issues and potential approaches in design and engineering of channel access methods in a cognitive radio network will be described. In particular, two approaches, namely, the interference control approach and the interference avoidance approach will be discussed. With the interference control approach, a spectrum sharing method has to ensure the rate (or SINR) and fairness constraints for secondary users as well as interference constraints for primary users. With the interference avoidance approach, spectrum sensing has to be performed efficiently so that the utilization of spectrum holes can be maximized and also the QoS requirements for the secondary users are met. Issues related to design and engineering of multiuser (single-hop and multihop, single-antenna and multiple-antenna) cognitive radio networks will be discussed. |
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| 講義題目 | パート II １４：００〜１６：００ | |
| 概 要 | In this part of the talk, a framework for resource allocation (i.e., transmission power and rate allocation and admission control) will be presented for cognitive radios for dynamic spectrum sharing using this interference control paradigm. A code-division-multiple-access (CDMA)-based wireless access scenario will be considered where the cellular users are considered as the primary users. The cognitive radios, which communicate in an ad hoc mode using single-hop transmission, are able to dynamically measure/estimate the interference from primary users at their receiving ends. The solution to the resource allocation problem for cognitive radios will be presented subject to their minimum signal-to-noise-plus-interference ratio (SINR) and transmission rate constraints and interference constraints for primary users. Since tracking channel gains instantaneously for dynamic spectrum allocation may be very difficult in practice, a case will be considered where only mean channel gains averaged over short-term fading are available. Due to the usage of mean channel gains (i.e., perturbation in the channel state information) this results in sub-optimal resource allocation for cognitive radios. To this end, for an ad hoc/distributed dynamic spectrum access scenario, using some results from the stability analysis of optimization problems, perturbation in allocated power and transmission rate to cognitive radios will be analyzed as a function of the number of secondary users. |
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