We encourage student poster submissions where the student is the first author. Three best student posters will be awarded cash prizes.
Awards will be based on originality, content, paper and poster quality. Regular papers with student authors are also encouraged to enter
the student poster session for prize competition. Student poster abstracts are not treated as regular technical papers. No copyright transfer
is required for student poster papers. They will be included in the proceedings (on USB drive), but will not be published through the
IEEE Xplore digital library.
The student authors of all accepted poster papers are required to prepare and present the posters at the symposium. Poster format: 4 ft horizontally and
3 ft vertically. Boards and thumbtacks will be provided.
Final version (Camera Ready) Instruction for Student Poster
Prepare the final version of the accepted paper according to the specified format:
The paper is typeset in 10pt, IEEE double column format
Manuscript should not contain pictures or biographies of the authors anywhere
The final manuscript should not exceed 2 pages including all figures and reference
IEEE Xplore PDF compliance must be checked at the IEEE PDF Xpress web site. The file should be IEEE Xplore complaint otherwise; IEEE will not
allow the file to be on the IEEE Xplore database. To meet the requirements, you must ensure that your PDF file is agreeing to IEEE standards which
can be ensured by using the IEEE PDF express system before submitting the paper to the EDAS portal.
Steps to check the IEEE compatibility:
Click on the link "New Users - Click Here" and fill in your information. The requied Conference ID is ss12x
For any assistance regarding PDF eXpress, click here.
Final Submission and Registration Instruction:
The student presenters are required to provide their EDAS account number(s) to the Student Poster Chair via email (cecilia.dong@ieee.org) along
with the final version of the accepted extended abstract by April 15, 2012 to be registered for the conference. The email should be titled
"IEEE SARNOFF 2012 Poster Final and Registration-Author(s)' last name(s)." In the email, please specify the presenters' names, email addresses,
EDAS account numbers for the student presenters and attach your final extended abstract.
If you do not have an EDAS account, you may register one at https://edas.info.
NOTE: Failure to register and submit the camera ready paper by April 15, 2012 may jeopardize the
inclusion of the paper in the Student Poster Session and the conference's proceedings. You MUST present your poster at the Student Poster Session
for the extended abstract to be included in the conference proceedings and to be considered for student poster competition. Free one-day registration is
available for student-poster presenters!!
List of Attended Posters
No.
Title
Author(s)
1.
Feedback Information and Energy Efficiency of MIMO Transmission Modes in LTE
Nonlinear Schemes for Spectrum Sensing in Cooperative Cognitive Radio Networks
Taehun An (KAIST, Korea), Dongjin Kim (KAIST, Korea), Hwang-Ki Min (KAIST, Korea), Seungwon Lee (KAIST, Korea), Iickho Song (KAIST, Korea), and Seokho Yoon (KAIST, Korea)
6.
LoongSing Influence Analysis for Chinese Weibo User
Jun Li (Tsinghua University, China), Zhen Chen (Tsinghua University, China), Zhu-Wei Chen (Tsinghua University, China), Fuye Han (Tsinghua University, China), Yong Liang (Tsinghua University, China), Ji-Wei Huang (Tsinghua University, China), and Feng Xie (Tsinghua University, China)
7.
ALT: Airline Luggage Tracking Protocols
Anwar Al-Khateeb (Politecnico Di Torino, Italy)
8.
WiFi Channel Attack Detection and Avoidance
Joseph Soryal (CUNY-City College, USA) and Tarek Saadawi (CUNY-City College, USA)
9.
Third Eye: WiFi Voice and Head Gesture Controlled Devices
Robert Pinkerton (NYIT, USA), Wenjie Zhuang (NYIT, USA), Ziqian Dong (NYIT, USA), and Abdolhossei Kashani (NYIT, USA)
10.
An Online Tweets/Microblogs Collection and Analysis Tool
Hao Liu (Columbia University, USA), Hua Fang (UC-Riverside, USA), Kai Chen (NYU-Poly, USA), Hong Chen (NYU-Poly, USA), and Ziqian Dong (NYIT, USA)
11.
Design of Free-Space Optical Transmitter and Receiver Modules for Helmet Mounted Broadband fNIR System
Li Hao Jian (Drexel University, USA), Brandon Lally (Drexel University, USA), Peter Tran (Drexel University, USA), Khushali Manseta (Drexel University, USA), Ebraheem Sultan (Drexel University, USA), and Afshin S. Daryoush (Drexel University, USA)
12.
Experimental Performance Evaluation of a Virtual Software Router
Khondaker M. Salehin (NJIT, USA), Komlan Egoh (NJIT, USA), and Roberto Rojas-Cessa (NJIT, USA)
13.
Energy Harvesting Two-hop Networks: Optimal Policies for the Multi-Energy Arrival Case
Oner Orhan (NYU-Poly, USA) and Elza Erkip (NYU-Poly, USA)
14.
Heegard-Berger and Cascade Source Coding Problems with Common Reconstruction Constraints
Behzad Ahmadi (NJIT, USA), Ravi Tandon (Princeton University, USA), Osvaldo Simeone (NJIT, USA), and H. Vincent Poor (Princeton University, USA)
15.
Improving Geographical AODV Protocol by Dynamically Adjusting the Request Zone
Remo Cocco (Rowan University, USA), Vasil Hnatyshin (Rowan University, USA), Malik Ahmed (Rowan University, USA), and Dan Urbano (Rowan University, USA)
16.
A Framework for Multidimensional Measurements on an Experimental WiMAX Testbed
Fraida Fund (NYU-Poly, USA), Chen Dong (NYU-Poly, USA), and Thanasis Korakis (NYU-Poly, USA)
17.
Developing Multi-Channel Mobile Solutions Adapted to Users Globally: The Case of a Smarter Energy Solution
Mani Shergill (Pace University, USA) and Christelle Scharff (Pace University, USA)
18.
TCP and UDP QoS Characteristics on Multiple MobileWireless LANs
