Programmable Wireless Networking
Informational Meeting on NSF NeTS Focus Area

>> Agenda, audio files, and slides

Objective:

The Programmable Wireless Networking focus area, http://www.cise.nsf.gov/prowin/, is part of the recently announced National Science Foundation program solicitation NSF 04-540, Research in Networking Technology and Systems (NeTS), http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2004/nsf04540/nsf04540.htm. This focus area seeks to exploit the capabilities of programmable radios to make more effective use of the frequency spectrum and to improve wireless network connectivity. This informational meeting will share the goals, scope, and logistics of the focus area, review the state of the art and challenges, and provide the opportunity to interact and answer questions from the research community.

Date/Time:

5 February 2004, 9 AM – 3 PM

Location:

Hyatt Arlington
Web: http://arlington.hyatt.com/

Agenda:

The informational meeting offered an overview of the focus area and its context within the NSF networking program, a discussion of research challenges in programmable wireless networking, details and logistics for the focus area, and presentations by industry on programmable wireless system platforms. In addition, researchers had an opportunity to present their work at an open poster session, and participate in a question and answer session with the NSF program officer managing this area.

Agenda, audio files, and slides

Contacts:

Dana Neill, dneill [at] cra.org
Joseph B. Evans, jbevans [at] nsf.gov