Admission is free of charge and open to all.
The provision of indoor wireless communication services presents many challenges to radio systems engineers - even to those experienced in outdoor cellular system design. Research, like that conducted at the University of Auckland, continues in the fields of indoor propagation mechanism identification and modeling, reliability measurement and assessment, traffic characterisation, and system capacity estimation. This seminar will overview indoor wireless communications research at the University of Auckland and will discuss an approach that uses optimisation techniques to design effective indoor systems. After a year as a Leverhulme Visiting Fellow at the University of Liverpool, UK, he returned to Auckland to begin an academic teaching career. Now a Senior Lecturer, he has supervised a number of masters and doctoral research students in the general field of communication systems, with particular emphasis on wireless system anaylsis and design.