THIRTY-SIXTH

ASILOMAR CONFERENCE ON

SIGNALS, SYSTEMS AND

COMPUTERS

November 3-6, 2002Asilomar Hotel andConference Grounds

In Cooperation with

General ChairmanProf. Benjamin FriedlanderDepartment of Electrical &Computer EngineeringUniversity of California, SantaCruzSanta Cruz, CA 95064E-mail: friedlan@cse.ucsc.edu

Technical Program ChairmanProf. Louis L. ScharfDepartment of Electrical &Computer EngineeringColorado State UniversityFort Collins, CO 80523E-mail:scharf@engr.colostate.edu

Publicity ChairmanProf. Murali TummalaDepartment of Electrical &Computer EngineeringNaval Postgraduate SchoolMonterey, CA 93942-5121E-mail: mtummala@nps.navy.mil

THIRTY-SIXTHASILOMAR CONFERENCE ON

SIGNALS, SYSTEMS & COMPUTERS

Organized in cooperation with

NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL

Monterey, California

MISSION RESEARCH CORPORATION

Monterey, California

and

IEEE SIGNAL PROCESSING SOCIETY

Conference CoordinatorProf. Monique P. FarguesDepartment of Electrical andComputer EngineeringNaval Postgraduate SchoolMonterey, CA 93943E-mail: fargues@nps.navy.mil

Finance ChairmanProf. Douglas J. FoutsDepartment of Electrical &Computer EngineeringNaval Postgraduate SchoolMonterey, CA 93943-5121E-mail:dfouts@nps.navy.mil

Publication ChairmanDr. Michael B. MatthewsMission Research Corporation10 Ragsdale Drive, Suite 201Monterey, CA 93940E-mail:matthews@mrcmry.com

CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

Welcome from the General Chairman

Benjamin Friedlander, University of California, Santa Cruz

Welcome to the Thirty-Six Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems,and Computers. I hope that you will enjoy the beautiful conferencegrounds, the outstanding technical program, and the warm andinformal atmosphere of this conference. The Asilomar conferenceattracts quite a few long- time attendees who find it to be a veryspecial and worthwhile event. If this is your first Asilomar confer-ence, I hope that you will find it to be as memorable an experience asmany of us have in the past.

For the Sydney Parker Memorial Lecture at the opening of theconference, we are fortunate to have Professor David Haussler,Director of the UCSC Center for Biomolecular Science and Engineer-ing at the University of California, Santa Cruz, who will deliver akeynote address on "Computational Analysis of the Human andMouse Genomes". As a collaborator on the public Human GenomeProject, Haussler and his team provided the first publicly availableassembly of the human genome. The plenary session will be followedby a technical program that consists of approximately 35 lecturesessions and 10 poster sessions of invited and contributed papers.

In keeping with the long-standing Asilomar Conference tradition, oursocial program starts with a welcoming reception and social gatheringon Sunday evening. A conference reception will be held on Mondayevening.

It is not possible in this short message to properly thank andacknowledge all of the people who devoted time and effort to helporganize this conference and to make it a truly outstanding event.However, I would like to take this opportunity to extend specialthanks to Professor Louis Scharf who, with the assistance of anexcellent Technical Program Committee, developed a superb technicalprogram, and to the faculty and staff of the Naval PostgraduateSchool, who year after year give so generously of their time to makethis conference a success.

This year marks the transition of the process of submitting technicalpapers to the conference to an on-line system. The new systemrepresents a very significant improvement over the way this was donein the past. Special thanks are due to Michael Matthews for his workin making this transition happen smoothly.

On behalf of the Conference Committee I invite you to attend theThirty-Six Asilomar Annual Conference on Signals, Systems, andComputers, to participate in the exciting technical program and toenjoy the accompanying social events. I look forward to seeing youall at the conference!

Benjamin Friedlander

Conference Steering Committee

PROF. CHARLES W. THERRIEN,ChairmanDept. of Electrical & Computer Eng.833 Dyer Road, Room 437,Code EC/TiNaval Postgraduate SchoolMonterey, CA 93943-5121

PROF. SHERIFF MICHAEL ,SecretaryDept. of Electrical & Computer Eng.833 Dyer Road, Room 437,Code EC/MiNaval Postgraduate SchoolMonterey, CA 93943-5121

PROF. DOUGLAS J. FOUTS,TreasurerDept. of Electrical & Computer Eng.833 Dyer Road, Room 437,Code EC/HiNaval Postgraduate SchoolMonterey, CA 93943-5121

PROF. VICTOR DEBRUNNERDept. of Electrical & ComputerEngineeringUniversity of Oklahoma202 West Boyd Street, Room 219Norman, OK 73019-0631

PROF. MONIQUE P. FARGUESDept. of Electrical & Computer Eng.833 Dyer Road, Room 437,Code EC/FaNaval Postgraduate SchoolMonterey, CA 93943-5121

PROF. BENJAMIN FRIEDLANDERDept. of Electrical & Computer Eng.Room 119, Jack BaskinEngineering Bldg.University of California-Santa CruzSanta Cruz, CA 95064

PROF. FREDERIC J. HARRISDept. of Electrical EngineeringSan Diego State UniversitySan Diego, CA 92115

PROF. W. KENNETH JENKINSDept. of Electrical EngineeringThe Pennsylvania State University129 Electrical Engineering EastUniversity Park, PA 16802-2705

DR. MICHAEL B. MATTHEWSMission Research Corporation10 Ragsdale Drive, Suite 201Monterey, CA 93940

PROF. JAMES A. RITCEYDept. of Electrical EngineeringBox 352500University of WashingtonSeattle, WA 98195

PROF. MICHAEL A.SODERSTRANDHead, School of Electrical &Computer Eng.202 Engineering SouthOklahoma State UniversityStillwater, OK 74078

DR. SAMUEL D. STEARNSSandia National Laboratories3705 Utah NEAlbuquerque, NM 87110

PROF. EARL E. SWARTZLANDER,JR.Dept. of Electrical & Computer Eng.University of Texas at AustinAustin, TX 78712

PROF. MURALI TUMMALADept. of Electrical & Computer Eng.833 Dyer Road, Room 437,Code EC/TuNaval Postgraduate SchoolMonterey, CA 93943-5121

DR. STANLEY A. WHITESPACE Corp.433 E. Avenida CordobaSan Clemente, CA 92672

2002 Asilomar Technical ProgramCommittee

ChairmanProf. Louis L. Scharf

Colorado State University, Ft. Collins

2002 AsilomarTechnical Program Committee Members

Doug CochranDARPA/DSO3701 North Fairfax DriveArlington, VA 22202-1714dcochran@darpa.mil

Babak HassibiDept. of Electrical EngineeringCalifornia Institute of Technology1200 East California Blvd, MC 136-93Pasadena, CA 91125hassibi@caltech.edu

Alfred O. Hero, I I IDept. of Elec. Eng. & Comp. Sc.University of Michigan4429 Dept. of Elec. Eng. & Comp. Sci.1301 Beal AvenueAnn Arbor, MIhero@eecs.umich.edu

Peyman M ilanfarDept. of Electrical Engineering237 Baskin Engineering Building1156 High StreetSanta Crua, CA 95064-1077milanfar@ee.ucsc.edu

Mark SmithSchool of Elec. & Computer Eng.Georgia Institute of Technology777 Atlantic DriveAtlanta, GA 30332-0250mjts@ece.gatech.edu

John TagueOffice of Naval ResearchCode 321(US)800 North Quincy StreetArlington, VA 22217-5660taguej@onr.navy.mil

John TreichlerApplied Signal Technology, Inc.460 California Ave.Sunnyvale, CA 94086jrt@appsig.com

Sally WoodElectrical and Computer EngineeringDepartment,Santa Clara UniversitySanta Clara, CA 95053swood@scu.edu

2002 Asilomar Conference SessionSchedule

Sunday Afternoon, November 3

2:00-6:00pm Registration7:30-9:00pm Welcoming Reception at Asilomar

Monday Morning, November 4

7:30-9:00am Breakfast is available in Crocker Dining Hall8:00am - 6:00pm Registration8:15-9:45am MA1a Conference Opening and Plenary Session9:45-10:15am Coffee Social

10:15-12:00pm MORNING SESSIONSMA1b Iterative Decoding Shu LinMA2b Network Measurement and Mapping Rob NowakMA3b Low Power DSP Systems Neeraj MagotraMA4b Adaptive Signal Processing Applications

in Communications Jim SchroederMA5b Wireless Communications TBDMA6b Information Theoretic Imaging Pierre NoulinMA7b Coding TBDMA8b Speech and Audio (Poster) Keith Teague

12:00-1:00pm Lunch - Crocker Dinning Hall

Monday Afternoon, November 4

1:30-5:10pm AFTERNOON SESSIONS

MP1 Distributed Coding Bernd GirodMP2a Iterative Methods in MIMO Systems Long TongMP2b Signal Processing for Genomics Dan FurhmannMP3 Filter Design and Structures Lina KaramMP4 Multichannel Equalization for Wireless

Communications Brian EvansMP5 Sonar Signal Processing Norm OwsleyMP6 Image Analysis and Applications Hamid KrimMP7 MIMO Communications Systems I TBDMP8a Communications I (Poster) TBDMP8b Blind Equalization (Poster) Mike Larimore

Monday Evening, November 4

7:00-9:00pm Conference Reception

2002 ASILOMAR CONFERENCE SESSION SCHEDULE(continued)

Tuesday Morning, November 57:30-9:00am Breakfast8:00am - 5:00pm Registration

8:30am - 12:10pm MORNING SESSIONS

TA1 Ultra-Wideband Communications Uibashi MitraTA2 Geometry and Invariance in Signal

Processing Steve SmithTA3 Filter Banks and Wavelets Truong NguyenTA4 Simulation in Filtering and Stochostic Vikram

Approximation KristramunthyTA5 Emerging Techniques in Array

Processing Michael ClarkTA6 Inverse Problems in Imaging W. Clem KarlTA7a Pattern Recognition Ralph HippenstielTA7b Denoising Ralph HippenstielTA8a Implementations and Nonlinear Adaptive Michael G.Larimore

Algorithms (Poster)TA8b Efficient DSP Hardware (Poster) Vincent Mooney

12:00-1:00pm Lunch

Tuesday Afternoon, November 5

1:30-5:10pm AFTERNOON SESSIONS

TP1 Space-Time Communications Hamid JafarkhaniTP2 Communication Networks and Signal Brian Sadler &

Processing Ananthram SwamiTP3 Data Hiding Charles BonceletTP4 Adaptive Equalization, Channel

Estimation, and Echo Cancelling Rick JohnsonTP5 Array Processing Foundations James WardTP6 Internet Video Streaming Bernd GirodTP7 Optimization of MIMO Channel Capacity

and Space-Time Coding Michael ZatmanTP8a Imaging for Target Detection Sally WoodTP8b CDMA (Poster) TBD

Wednesday Morning, November 6

7:30-9:00 Breakfast8:00-12:00 Registration - Papers must be turned in before the

registration closes at 12:00 noon

8:30-12:10 MORNING SESSIONS

WA1 Wireless Communications and Networks Andrea GoldsmithWA2 Time-Frequency Distributions for

Nonstationery Random Processes Alfred HanssenWA3 Arithmetic and Hardware Implementations fred harrisWA4 Adaptive Source Separation Scott DouglasWA5 Antenna Arrays and MIMO Systems Michael ZoltowskiWA6 Still Image Compression Roberto ManduchiWA7 Estimation Darryl MorrellWA8a OFDM (Poster) Sally WoodWA8b Communications II TBD

12:00-1:00 Lunch – meal tickets may be purchased at registration desk.This meal is not included in the registration.

Coffee breaks will be at 10:10 am and 3:10 pm. (ExceptMonday morning when refreshments will be served outsideChapel from (9:45-10:15.)

Monday, November 4

CONFERENCE OPENING AND PLENARYSESSION 8:30 – 9:45 AM

1. Welcome from the General Chairperson:

Benjamin FriedlanderUniversity of California, Santa Cruz

2002 Asilomar ConferenceSession Schedule

2. Session MA1a - Distinguished Lecture for the2002 Asilomar Conference

Dr. David HausslerDirector of the UCSC Center for Biomolecular

Science and EngineeringUniversity of California, Santa Cruz

Computational Analysis of theHuman and Mouse Genomes

AbstractLast year the International Human Genome SequencingConsortium produced and annotated the initial publicworking draft of the human genome. The working draftsequence was assembled and made available at the Universityof California at Santa Cruz at http://genome.ucsc.edu. At thissite and related, linked sites at the National Center forBiotechnology Information and the European BioinformaticsInstitute, biomedical researchers worldwide are currentlyexploring this data in an attempt to comprehend the geneticblueprint for the human body. Key in this effort is therecently assembled working draft of the mouse genome.Because at least 95% of human genes are thought to havecounterparts with similar functions in mouse, comparisonsbetween these first two mammalian genome sequences isexpected to yield a wealth of information. We will discusswhat initial computational analysis has revealed about thestructure and evolution of these mammalian genomes, andhow insights from genome analysis will ultimately lead tonew treatments for human disease.

Professional Biography

David Haussler is an investigator for the Howard HughesMedical Institute. He holds the UC Presidential Chair inComputer Science at the Santa Cruz Campus, he is a consult-ing professor for the Stanford Medical School and theUniversity of California San Francisco BiopharmaceuticalSciences Department, a Fellow of the American Associationfor Artificial Intelligence (AAAI), and a member of thenominating committee for the International Society forComputational Biology. He is a past chairman of the SteeringCommittee for the Computational Learning Theory Confer-

ences (COLT), an Associate Editor for the Journal of Compu-tational Biology, and was an action editor for the journalMachine Learning. He is currently Director of the Center forBiomolecular Science & Engineering at UCSC and scientificco-director of the multi-campus Institute for Bioengineering,Biotechnolgy and Quantitative Biomedical Research atUSCF, UCB and UCSC.

Professor Haussler has received a B.A. in Mathematics,Connecticut College, M.S. in Applied Mathematics, Califor-nia Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, and aPh.D. in Computer Science, University of Colorado atBoulder. His research interests are in several areas, including:genomics, bioinformatics, machine learning, statisticaldecision theory, pattern recognition, neural networks,algorithms and complexity. He is a member of the ACM,IMS, AAAS, and the IEEE.

As a collaborator on the public Human Genome Project,Haussler and his team provided the first publicly availableassembly of the human genome, posted on http://genome.ucsc.edu on July 7, 2000. His team’s extensiveanalysis of the human and mouse genome sequences isavailable on the interactive browser at that site, whichreceives more than 50,000 page requests on a typical week-day. He is known for his pioneering applications of hiddenMarkov models (HMMs) to the problem of predicting genestructures in genomic DNA, and for the application ofsupport vector machines and HMMs to the problem ofclassifying newly sequenced proteins into known foldfamilies. HMMs are now the dominant methodology used incomputational gene structure prediction, forming the basis forthe gene predictions in the Drosophila melanogaster, mouseand human genomes. Methods introduced by Haussler arealso used in several online protein sequence classificationdatabases. In addition to other honors, in recognition of hiscontributions to the field of bioinformatics, Haussler wasselected as R&D Magazine’s 2001 Scientist of the Year,following J. Craig Venter, Leroy Hood, and other distin-guished previous recipients of this award.

Program of 2002Asilomar Conference

onSignals, Systems and Computers

Technical Program ChairmanLouis L. Scharf

Colorado State University, Ft. Collins

Track 1 - CommunicationsSession MA1b I terative DecodingSession Chair: Shu Lin

MA1b-1 Iteratively Decodable Codes for Bridging 10:15 AMthe Shaping Gap in Communication ChannelsXiao Ma, Harvard University

MA1b-2 Performance Analysis and Design of LDPC 10:40 AMCodes for Rayleigh Fading ChannelsKrishna Narayanan, Texas A&M University

MA1b-3 Shuffled Belief Propagation Decoding 11:05 AMJuntan Zhang, Marc Fossorier, University of Hawaii

MA1b-4 A Comparison of Low Complexity Turbo-like 11:30 AMCode DesignsDaniel Costello, Adrish Banerjee, Univ. of Notre Dame

MA1b-5 List-decoding of Variable-length Codes with 11:55 AMApplication in Joint Source-Channel CodingAhmadreza Hedayat, Aria Nosratinia, The Universityof Texas at Dallas

Track 2 - Signal ProcessingSession MA2b Network Measurement and

MappingSession Chair: Rob Nowak

MA2b-1 Multiscale connection level analysis of 10:15 AMnetwork trafficShriram Sarvotham, Rudolf Riedi, RichardBaraniuk, Rice University, Houston, Texas

MA2b-2 Network Tomography Using Passive 10:40 AMEnd-to-End MeasurementsLili Qiu, Venkata Padmanabhan, Microsoft Research

MA2b-3 Network Tomography and the Identification 11:05 AMof General TopologiesMichael Rabbat, Robert Nowak, Rice UniversityMark Coates, McGill University

MA2b-4 Multicast internal delay estimation via pseudo 11:30 AMlikelihoodGang Liang, Bin Yu, University of California, Berkeley

Track 3 - DSPSession MA3b Low Power DSP SystemsSession Chair: Neeraj Magotra

MA3b-1 A Low-Power Architecture for Maximum a 10:15 AMPosteriori Turbo-DecodingMarisa Lopez-Vallejo, Universidad Politecnica de MadridSyed Aon Mujtaba, Inkyu Lee, Agere Systems

MA3b-2 Operand Modification Schemes for Reduced 10:40 AMPower MultiplicationPeter-Michael Seidel, Southern Methodist University

MA3b-3 Tools and Methodologies for Power Sensitive 11:05 AMDesignJerry Frenkil, Sequence Design, Inc.

MA3b-4 Energy Efficient DSP Systems - Architecture 11:30 AMand Algorithms IssuesNeeraj Magotra, Texas Instruments Inc.

Track 4 - Adaptive SystemsSession MA4b Adaptive Signal Processing

Applications in CommunicationsSession Chair: Jim Schroeder

MA4b-1 Channel and Flow Adaptive Multiuser DMT 10:15 AMSoura Dasgupta, Ashish Pandharipande,University of Iowa

MA4b-2 A Multiplier-Free Adaptive Algorithm for 10:40 AMChannel EqualizationKelvin Rocha, Tamal Bose, Utah State University

MA4b-3 Power Control for CDMA Systems using 11:05 AMAdaptive Kalman Filter and Linear QuadraticControlSylvie Perreau, Michael Anderson, Institute forTelecommunications ResearchLang White, University of Adelaide

MA4b-4 Receiver Timing Recovery for Adaptive 11:30 AMWavelet Packet Modulated SignalsErik Kjeldsen, Scientific Research CorporationAlan Lindsey, Air Force Research Lab (AFRL)/IFGC

MA4b-5 Channel Compensation Techniques In A 11:55 AMReceiver With Adaptive MAI SuppressionMark Rice, Sanjeev Naguleswar, DSpace Prt. Ltd.Jim Schroeder, Univ of South Australia

Track 5 - Array ProcessingSession MA5b Wireless CommunicationsSession Chair:

MA5b-1 Joint Iterative Estimation and Decoding for 10:15 AM16-QAM BICM over Correlated Fading ChannelsYuheng Huang, James Ritcey, University of Washington

MA5b-2 A simple low rate turbo-like code design for 10:40 AMspread spectrum systemsDurai Thirupathi, Keith Chugg, University ofSouthern California

MA5b-3 The Shannon channel capacity of a radar system 11:05 AMPatrick Bidigare, Veridian Ann Arbor R&D Center

MA5b-4 Coded Cooperation under Slow Fading, Fast 11:30 AMFading, and Power ControlTodd Hunter, Aria Nosratinia, The Universityof Texas at Dallas

MA5b-5 Comparing Power Consumptions of 11:55 AMCollaborative and non-Collaborative PowerControl SystemsVahid Emamian, Mostafa Kaveh, University of Minnesota

Track 6 - ImagingSession MA6b Information Theoretic ImagingSession Chair: Pierre Noulin

MA6b-1 Relative Entropy and Quantizer Mismatch 10:15 AMRobert M. Gray, Stanford

MA6b-2 Image registration using entropic 10:40 AMgraph-matching criteriaHuzefa Neemuchwala, Biomedical Engineering,University of MichiganAlfred Hero, EECS, University of MichiganPaul Carson, Department of Radiology,University of Michigan

MA6b-3 Intrinsic Shape 11:05 AMVictor Hyeong-Seok Ha, Jose’ M.F. Moura,Carnegie Mellon University

MA6b-4 Alternating Minimization Algorithms for 11:30 AMTransmission Tomography Using EnergyDetectorsJoseph A. O’Sullivan, Donald L. Snyder,Bruce R. Whiting, Washington University

MA6b-5 On The Problem of Simultaneous Encoding 11:55 AMof Magnitude and Location InformationRui Castro, Michael Wakin, Michael Orchard,Dept. of ECE, Rice University

Track 7 - Signal Processing and CommunicationsSession MA7b CodingSession Chair:

MA7b-1 A Chernoff type error bound for Algebraic 10:15 AMSoft-Decision Decoding of Reed Solomon codesNiranjan Ratnakar, Ralf Koetter, University of Illinois

MA7b-2 A New Method Of Optimal Coding 10:40 AMArtyom Grigoryan, EE Department, TheUniversity of Texas at San Antonio

MA7b-3 Iterative channel estimation and decoding of 11:05 AMpilot symbol assisted LDPC coded QAM overflat fading channelsHuaning Niu, James Ritcey, University of Washington

MA7b-4 Binary Code Imbalance and Cyclic 11:30 AMCorrelation SidelobesGeorge M. Dil lard, Brandon J. Zeidler,University of California-San Diego

MA7b-5 Asymptotic Probability Bounds on the Peak 11:55 AMDistribution of Complex Multicarrier SignalsMasoud Sharif, Babak Hassibi, California Instituteof Technology

Track 8 - Poster SessionSession MA8b Speech and AudioSession Chair: Keith Teague

MA8b-1 Perceptual Multiple Location Equalizationwith ClusteringSunil Bharitkar, Chris Kyriakakis, Universityof Southern California (USC)

MA8b-2 Robustness of Spatial Averaging EqualizationMethods: A Statistical ApproachSunil Bharitkar, Phil ip Hilmes, Chris Kyriakakis,University of Southern California (USC)

MA8b-3 On the Relationship Between Root Interpolationand Lsp InterpolationKhosrow Lashkari, DoCoMo USA Labs

MA8b-4 Joint Optimization of Model and Excitation inCelp-Type Speech CodersKhosrow Lashkari, Toshio Miki, DoCoMo USA Labs

MA8b-5 Musical Instrument Recognition using HiddenMarkov ModelJonghyun Lee, Joohwan Chun, Dept. of EE &CS, KAIST

MA8b-6 Multistage Integer-to-Integer MultichannelPrediction for Scalable Lossless Audio CodingDavid Mary, Dirk T.M. Slock, Eurecom Institute

MA8b-7 Wavelet Packet Cepstral Analysis for SpeakerRecognitionAlbert Kinney, U.S. Naval Security Group ActivityYokosuka, Japan, John Stevens, U.S. Navy

MA8b-8 Joint Pitch and Voicing Estimation for MultibandExcitation and Sinusoidal Speech CodersWenhui Jia, Brooktrout TechnologyWai-Yip Chan, Queen’s University

MA8b-9 An Enhanced MultiBand Excitation Speech Coderat 2,400 b/sKeith Teague, Oklahoma State University

MA8b-10An Adaptive Multi-Stage Levinson-Durbin AlgorithmRongshan Yu, Laboratories for Information TechnologyChi Chung Ko, Department of Electronic Engineering,National University of Singapore

MA8b-11A System for Automatic Detection of PathologicalSpeechAlireza A. Dibazar, Shrikanth Narayanan, University ofSouthern California

MA8b-12A confidence-score based unsupervised MAPadaptation for speech recognitionDagen Wang, Shrikanth Narayanan, University ofSouthern California

MA8b-13Maximum Likelihood Constrained Adaptation forMultichannel Audio SynthesisAthanasios Mouchtaris, Shrikanth Narayanan, ChrisKyriakakis, University of Southern California

Track 1 - CommunicationsSession MP1 Distr ibuted CodingSession Chair: Bernd Girod

MP1-1 Packetized Distributed Compression: Robustness 1:30 PMto Packet ErasuresRohit Puri, Sandeep Pradhan, UC BerkeleyKannan Ramchandran, Univ. of Michigan

MP1-2 On Types of Redundancy and Multiple 1:55 PMDescription CodingMichael T. Orchard, Rice UniversitySeila S. Hemami, Cornell Univ.

MP1-3 Wyner-Ziv Coding of Motion Video 2:20 PMAnne Aaron, Rui Zhang, Bernd Girod, StanfordUniversity

MP1-4 Turbo Coding in the Slepian-Wolf and Multi- 2:45 PMAccess Channel Problems: Issues of DualityJan Bajcsy, Patrick Mitran, Charif Beainy, Bo Xu,McGill University

BREAK 3:10 PM

MP1-5 Iterative Decoding Schemes for Source and Joint 3:30 PMSource-Channel Coding of Correlated SourcesJavier Garcia-Frias, Ying Zhao, University of Delaware

MP1-6 Multiple Access Source Coding: Low 3:55 PMComplexity Design and Source IndependenceQian Zhao, Sidharth Jaggi, Michelle Effros, CaliforniaInstitute of Technology

MP1-7 Design Considerations for Reversible Variable 4:20 PMLength CodesKsenija Lakovic, John Villasenor, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles

MP1-8 On the performance of Integrated Interleaved 4:45 PMCoding SchemeXiangyu Tang, Ralf Koetter, University of I llinois

MP1-9 Combined Source-Channel Coding for a Power 5:10 PMand Bandwidth Constrained Noisy Channel withApplication to Progressive Image TransmissionMarc Fossorier, University of HawaiiNouman Saeed Raja, Zixiang Xiong,Texas A&M University

Track 2 - Signal ProcessingSession MP2a I terative Methods in

MIMO SystemsSession Chair: Long Tong

MP2a-1 Analysis and Design of Natural and Threaded 1:30 PMSpace-Time Codes with Iterative DecodingAlbert Guillen i Fabregas, Giuseppe Caire,Institut Eurecom

MP2a-2 Fast Iterative Decoding of Linear Dispersion 1:55 PMCodes for Unknown MIMO ChannelsHarold Artés, Vienna University of TechnologyFranz Hlawatsch, TU Wien

MP2a-3 Iterative Detection of MIMO Signals with 2:20 PMLinear DetectorsMelanie Witzke, Stephan Bäro, Frank Schreckenbach,Joachim Hagenauer, Institute for CommunicationsEngineering (LNT)

MP2a-4 Low-Complexity Iterative Detection and 2:45 PMDecoding of Multi-Antenna Systems EmployingChannel and Space-Time CodesHaris Vikalo, Stanford UniversityBabak Hassibi, California Institute of Technology

BREAK 3:10 PM

Session MP2b Signal Processing for GenomicsSession Chair: Dan Furhmann

MP2b-1 Gene Filtering Using Posterior Pareto Fronts 3:30 PMAlfred Hero, Univ. of Michigan

MP2b-2 Detection of Multiple Overlapping Bands of 3:55 PMKnown Amplitude, with Application to DNAFingerprintingDaniel R. Fuhrmann, Washington University

MP2b-3 Digital filters for gene prediction applications 4:20 PMPalghat Vaidyanathan, Byung-Jun Yoon, CaliforniaInstitute Of Technology

MP2b-4 Clustering Methods for DNA Chromatograms 4:45 PMElias Manolakos, Northeastern University

MP2b-5 A Clustering Algorithm for Gene Expression 5:10 PMData using the Wavelet TransformArvind Rao, University of Texas at Austin

Track 3 - DSPSession MP3 Filter Design and StructuresSession Chair: Lina Karam

MP3-1 New Optimization Algroithms for Digital 1:30 PMCommunication FiltersJames L. Sullivan, John W. Adams, CaliforniaState University-Northridge

MP3-2 Design and Implementation issues in 1:55 PMoversampled filter banksFabrice Labeau, McGill University

MP3-3 Mixing FIR Filters and Artificial Neural 2:20 PMNetworks for Time Series AnalysisVictor DeBrunner, Tristan Charpentier,The University of Oklahoma

MP3-4 Signal-Adapted Binary Tree-Structured 2:45 PMParaunitary Filter Bank DesignGokce Dane, Truong Nguyen, University ofCalifornia at San Diego

BREAK 3:10 PM

MP3-5 A Specification Language for the Optimal 3:30 PMDesign of Exotic FIR Filters with Second-OrderCone ProgramsJeffrey Coleman, Dan Scholnik, Naval ResearchLaboratory

MP3-6 Using Variable Length Coefficients to Design 3:55 PMLow-Space FIR filters for FPGAsVictor DeBrunner, Linda DeBrunner, Xiaojuan Hu,The University of Oklahoma

MP3-7 Design of Optimal Multidimensional Minimum 4:20 PMPhase Digital FIR Filters Using Discrete HilbertTransformsNiranjan Damera-Venkata, Hewlett-PackardBrian Evans, The University of Texas at AustinJamal Tuqan, The University of California, Davis

MP3-8 The Role of Digital Filters in Sampling Theory 4:45 PMfor Non Bandlimited Signals: A ReviewBojan Vrcelj, Palghat Vaidyanathan, CaliforniaInstitute of Technology, 136-93

MP3-9 Narrowband Lowpass Digital Differentiator 5:10 PMDesignIvan Selesnick, Polytechnic University

Track 4 - Adaptive SystemsSession MP4 Multichannel Equalization for

Wireless CommunicationsSession Chair: Brian Evans

MP4-1 Performance Comparisons of TEQ Design 1:30 PMTechniques for FDD ADSLNirmal Warke, Arthur Redfern, Charles Sestok,Murtaza Ali, Texas Instruments

MP4-2 Blind, Adaptive Channel Shortening for 1:55 PMMulticarrier SystemsRick Martin, Jai Balakrishnan, William Sethares,Richard Johnson, Cornell University

MP4-3 Bit Rate Maximization with Optimal 2:20 PMTime-Domain Equalizer ArchitectureMilos Milosevic, SchlumbergerLucio Pessoa, MotorolaBrian Evans, Ross Baldick, The University ofTexas at Austin

MP4-4 ADSL Per-tone Equalizer Design Issues - 2:45 PMA Status ReportMarc Moonen, Gert Cuypers, Koen Vanbleu,Geert Ysebaert, Catholic University at Leuven

BREAK 3:10 PM

MP4-5 Optimum Joint Transmit-Receive Linear 3:30 PMProcessing for Vectored DSLDaniel Palomar, Universitat Politecnica de CatalunyaMiguel Lagunas, Centre Tecnologic de Telecom. de CatalunyaJohn Cioffi, Stanford University

MP4-6 Near-End Crosstalk Cancellation in xDSL 3:55 PMSystemsRajeev Nongpiur, Dale Shpak, Andreas Antoniou,University of Victoria

MP4-7 Blind, Adaptive Channel Shortening by 4:20 PMSum-squared Auto-correlation MinimizationRichard Martin, Cornell University

MP4-8 Blind FIR Multichannel Estimation in Cyclic 4:45 PMPrefix SystemsDirk Slock, Eurecom Institute

MP4-9 Analysis of Equalizer-Based Baud-spaced 5:10 PMTiming Recovery for Digital Subscriber LineSystemsSven Haar, Dirk Daecke, Roland Zukunft, FabianVogelbruch, Munich University of Technology

Track 5 - Array ProcessingSession MP5 Sonar Signal ProcessingSession Chair: Norm Owsley

MP5-1 Comparison of Surface Radar Traffic Density 1:30 PMContact Records with Receive Levels fromSeparate Acoustic Data SetsCharles Thompson, Bruce Gomes, NRLNeil Williams, University of MiamiKameron Corregan, Naval Surface Weapons Center

MP5-2 Site-Specific Sonar Adaptive Beamformer 1:55 PMPerformance PredictionNorman Owsley, ONR

MP5-3 Environmental Acoustic Modeling of the 2:20 PMAcoustic Observatory Site and AdaptiveBeamformer Performance ImplicationsRobert Greene, Gerald Hebenstreit, Brian Sperry, SAIC

MP5-4 Results of the Acoustic Observatory Array 2:45 PMTopology StudyRobert Greene, Peter Mikhalevsky, SAIC

BREAK 3:10 PM

MP5-5 Adaptive Beamforming in Non-Stationary 3:30 PMEnvironmentsHenry Cox, ORINCON Corporation

MP5-6 Robust Eigenvector Adaptive Beamforming for 3:55 PMPassive Sonar Arrays in Littoral EnvironmentsStephen Kogon, MIT Lincoln Lab

MP5-7 Fast Subspace Updating Using Multistage 4:20 PMWiener FilterYung Lee, Science Applications International Corporation

MP5-8 Quantitative Ambiguity Analysis for 4:45 PMMatched-Field Source LocalizationWen Xu, Arthur Baggeroer, Henrik Schmidt, MIT

MP5-9 Performance of Reduced-Complexity Multi- 5:10 PMChannel Equalizers for Underwater AcousticCommunicationsJohn Flynn, James Ritcey, Warren Fox, DanielRouseff, University of Washington

Track 6 - ImagingSession MP6 Image Analysis and ApplicationsSession Chair: Hamid Krim

MP6-1 Vision as a Sensor for Control and Interaction 1:30 PMwith the Physical WorldStefano Soatto, University of California, Los Angeles

MP6-2 Mathematical Representations of Planar Shapes 1:55 PMAnuj Srivastava, Eric Klassen, Florida State University

MP6-3 Probabilistic Analysis of Noisy Views of 2:20 PMSymmetric ShapesOleg Poliannikov, Hamid Krim, NC State University

MP6-4 A Symphony Algorithm for Image Parsing 2:45 PMZhuowen Tu, The Ohio State University

BREAK 3:10 PM

MP6-5 Multiscale Principal Components Analysis for 3:55 PMImage Orientation EstimationXiaoguang Feng, Peyman Milanfar, University ofCalifornia, Santa Cruz

MP6-6 On the Origin of the Bilateral Filter and 3:55 PMWays to Improve ItMichael Elad, Stanford University

MP6-7 On the Determination of Inconsistent Edges 4:20 PMin Graph-Based Segmentation AlgorithmsAnupama Jagannathan, Eric Miller, NortheasternUniversity

MP6-8 A Novel Motion Estimation Algorithm Using 4:45 PMPhase Plane Correlation for Frame RateConversionMainak Biswas, Truong Nguyen, University ofCalifornia, San Diego

MP6-9 Contourlets: A New Directional Multiresolution 5:10 PMImage RepresentationMinh Do, University of Ill inois at Urbana-ChampaignMartin Vetterli, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology

Track 7 - Signal Processing and CommunicationsSession MP7 MIMO Communications SystemsSession Chair:

MP7-1 Joint MMSE versus V-BLAST and Antenna 1:30 PMSelectionDhananjay Gore, Information Systems Laboratory,Stanford UniversityAlexei Gorokhov, UbiCOM group WY 6.61 Philips ResearchArogyaswami Paulraj, Information Systems Laboratory,Stanford University

MP7-2 Performance Analysis and Code Construction 1:55 PMfor Differential Unitary Space Time ModulationXinying Yu, Brain Hughes, North Carolina StateUniversity

MP7-3 On MIMO Capacity with Partial Channel 2:20 PMKnowledge at the TransmitterAbdelkader Medles, Samuli Visuri, Dirk T.M.Slock, Institut Eurécom

MP7-4 Characterizing the Statistical Properties of 2:45 PMMutual Information in MIMO Channels: Insightsinto Diversity-Multiplexing TradeoffOzgur Oyman, Rohit Nabar, Arogyaswami Paulraj,Stanford UniversityHelmut Boelcskei, ETH Zurich

BREAK 3:10 PM

MP7-5 Adaptive Modulation for Multiple Antenna 3:30 PMChannelsJune Chul Roh, Bhaskar Rao, University ofCalifornia, San Diego

MP7-6 Quantized Maximum Ratio Transmission for 3:55 PMMultiple-Input Multiple-Output Wireless SystemsDavid Love, Robert Heath, The University ofTexas at AustinThomas Strohmer, University of California, Davis

MP7-7 Performance Limits on Beamforming with 4:20 PMFinite Rate Feedback for Multiple Antenna SystemsKrishna Mukkavilli, Ashutosh Sabharwal, BehnaamAazhang, Rice UniversityElza Erkip, Polytechnic University

MP7-8 Reduced-State Joint Sequence Estimation in 4:45 PMMIMO ReceiversJianzhong Zhang, Nokia Research Center

MP7-9 Joint Decoding and Channel Estimation for 5:10 PMLow-complexity STCAydin Sezgin, Eduard Jorswieck,Heinrich-Hertz-Institut fuer Nachrichtentechnik Berlin GmbH

Track 8 - Poster SessionSession MP8a Communications ISession Chair:

MP8a-1 Range Extension and Short Range PerformanceEnhancement in TDMA Digital CellularBo Wei, Jerry Gibson, Southern Methodist University

MP8a-2 Reverse Link Inter-Cell Interference Analysis forCellular CDMA Systems with Controlled Power DisparitiesHong Nie, P. Takis Mathiopoulos, Department of Electricaland Computer Engineering, University of British Columbia

MP8a-3 Structured Channel Estimation Based Decision FeedbackEqualizers for Sparse Multipath Channels

Serdar Ozen, William Hillery, Michael Zoltowski, PurdueUniversitySreenivasa Nereyanuru, Mark Fimoff, Zenith ElectronicsCorporation

MP8a-4 Differential Unitary Space-Time Modulation fora Large Number of Receive AntennasJibing Wang, Michael P. Fitz, Kung Yao, UCLA

MP8a-5 On the Influence of Uncertainties in MIMODecoding AlgorithmsMarkus Rupp, TU Wien

MP8a-6 An Unequal Error Protection Scheme for MultipleInput Multiple Output SystemsMuhammad Sabir, Robert Heath, Alan Bovik,The University of Texas at Austin

MP8a-7 Beamspace-Time Coding for DirectionallyConcentrated Wireless ChannelsMurat Torlak, The University of Texas at Dallas

MP8a-8 Spatial Diversity vs. Array Gain in CellularCommunication SystemsBenjamin Friedlander, University of California,Santa CruzShimon Scherzer, Metawave Communications

MP8a-9 Resolving Ambiguities in Subspace-Based BlindReceiver for MIMO ChannelsVisa Koivunen, Signal Processing Lab/Helsinki Univ.of TechnologySamuli Visuri, Helsinki Univ. of Technology

MP8a-10 Double-Directional Radio Channel EstimationUsing M-D RAREMarius Pesavento, Johann F. Bohme,Ruhr-University BochumChristoph F. Mecklenbrauker, Tech-Gate Vienna

MP8a-11 Multipath Beamforming with Ternary Sequences forUWB ChannelDi Wu, Predrag Spasojevic, Ivan Seskar, Rutgers University

MP8a-12 On the Performance and Implementation Issuesof Block Turbo Codes with Antenna DiversityYanni Chen, Keshab Parhi, University of Minnesota

MP8a-13 An Improved Transmission Strategy for MultipleAntenna Channels with Partial FeedbackJune Chul Roh, Bhaskar Rao, University of California,San Diego

MP8a-14 The Asymptotic Capacity of Multiple-AntennaRayleigh Fading ChannelsAjith Kamath, Brian Hughes, North Carolina StateUniversity

Track 8 - Poster SessionSession MP8b Blind EqualizationSession Chair : Michael G. Larimore

MP8b-1 Automatic Delay Selection in Blind ChannelEqualization: a Prewhitening + Eigenvector ApproachRoberto Lopez-Valcarce, Fernando Perez-Gonzalez,Universidad de Vigo

MP8b-2 Blind Estimation of Scrambler Offset using EncoderRedundancyRoland Gautier, Gilles Burel, Jonathan Letessier, OlivierBerder, LEST, University of Brest

MP8b-3 Blind OFDM Channel Estimation through LinearPrecoding: A Subspace ApproachRuifeng Zhang, Drexel University

MP8b-4 A Globally Convergent CMA-Based Approach to BlindMultiuser DetectionPing Liu, Zhengyuan Xu, University of California, Riverside

MP8b-5 Unified Performance Analysis of Blind FeedforwardTiming EstimationYan Wang, Erchin Serpedin, Dept. of ElectricalEngineering, Texas A&M UniversityPhilippe Ciblat, Ecole Nationale Superieure desTelecommunications

MP8b-6 Optimal Blind Feedforward Carrier Synchronizationfor General QAM ModulationsYan Wang, Erchin Serpedin, Department of ElectricalEngineering, Texas A&M UniversityPhilippe Ciblat, Ecole Nationale Superieure desTelecommunications

MP8b-7 Joint Blind Timing Synchronization and ChannelEstimation for OFDM Systems Using Receiver DiversityQi Cheng, Hao Wang, Biao Chen, Syracuse University

MP8b-8 Blind SIMO Channel Estimation for CPM SignalsShawn Neugebauer, University of California Davis

MP8b-9 A Fractionally-Sampling Based Frequency OffsetEnhanced Blind Estimator for Non-Circular TransmissionsPhilippe Ciblat, Ecole Nationale Supérieure desTélécommunicationsErchin Serpedin, Yan Wang, Texas A&M University

MP8b-10 On Blind Channel Identifiability Under Space-TimeCoded TransmissionNejib Ammar, University of California Davis

MP8b-11 Blind Equalization for Unitary Space-Time ModulationEmre Aktas, Ohio State UniversityUrbashi Mitra, University of Southern California

MP8b-12 A Krylov Subspace Approach to Blind MultiuserChannel Estimation for CDMA SystemsMurat Torlak, Ozgur Ozdemir, University of Texas

MP8b-13 A New Method for Blind Identification of FIR ChannelsBased Almost Exclusively on Second Order StatisticsEnrique Alameda-Hernández, María del Carmen Carrión,Departamento de Física AplicadaDesmond C. McLernon, School of Electronic and ElectricalEngineering

MP8b-14 Blind Adaptive Channel Identification underUnit-Norm ConstraintJu Phil Cho, Sok-Kyu Lee, Kyunghi Chang, ETRIKyung Seung Ahn, Jeonbuk National Univ.

MP8b-15 Towards Closing The Gap Between MOE andSubspace MethodsZhengyuan Xu, Ping Liu, University of California,RiversideXiaodong Wang, Columbia University

MP8b-16 Blind Channel Tracking for Long Code WCDMAwith Linear Interpolation ChannelLang Tong, Youngchul Sung, Cornell University

Track 1 - CommunicationsSession TA1 Ultra-Wideband CommunicationsSession Chair: Uibashi Mitra

TA1-1 FSK for Ultrawideband - How Close to Capacity 8:30 AMCan We Get?Cheng Luo, Muriel Medard, MIT

TA1-2 Problems in Modeling UWB Channels 8:55 AMRobert A. Scholtz, Joon-Yong Lee, University ofSouthern California

TA1-3 Hybrid Acquisition of Ultra-Wideband 9:20 AMCommunication SignalsHonglei Zhang, Shuangqing Wei, Dennis Goeckel,University of MassachusettsMoe Win

TA1-4 Design and Implementation Challenges for 9:45 AMVery High Speed UWB SystemsJeffrey Foerster, Minnie Ho, Sumit Roy, V.Somayazulu, Intel Labs.

BREAK 10:10 AM

TA1-5 Ultra Wideband Time Hopping Systems: 10:30 AMPerformance and Throughput Enhancement viaFrequency Domain ProcessingCarl Nassar, Fang Zhu, Zhiqiang Wu, ColoradoState University

TA1-6 A Theoretical Study on the Effects of 10:55 AMInterference on UWB Multiple Access ImpulseRadioAli Taha, Keith Chugg, Univeristy of Southern California

TA1-7 Optimal Pilot Waveform Assisted Modulation 11:20 AMfor Ultra-Wideband CommunicationsGeorgios B. Giannakis, Liuqing Yang,University of Minnesota

TA1-8 Bayesian Detector for TH-SSMA Ultra-Wide 11:50 AMBandwidth Impulse RadioYao-Win Hong, Anna Scaglione, School of Electricaland Computer Engineering, Cornell University

Track 2 - Signal ProcessingSession TA2 Geometry and Invar iance in

Signal ProcessingSession Chair: Steve Smith

TA2-1 ACE is UMP-Invariant 8:30 AMShawn Kraut, Queen’s UniversityLouis Scharf, Colorado State University

TA2-2 Adaptive Detection in Partially Homogeneous 8:55 AMEnvironment: An Invariant Framework.Ernesto Conte, Università degli studi di Napoli Federico II

TA2-3 Performance of an Invariant Two-Parameter 9:20 AMCFAR Normalizer for Chi-Squared StatisticsSteven Smith, MIT Lincoln Laboratory

TA2-4 Performance of Space-Time Code Over a 9:45 AMFlat-Fading Channel Using a Subspace-InvariantDetectorKeith Forsythe, MIT Lincoln Laboratory

BREAK 10:10 AM

TA2-5 Use of Wijsman’s Representation For Maximal 10:30 AMInvariant Densities In Signal Detection ApplicationsJoseph Gabriel, Naval Undersea Warfare CenterSteven Kay, University of Rhode Island

TA2-6 On Equivariant Adaptation in Blind 10:55 AMDeconvolutionScott C. Douglas, Southern Methodist University

TA2-7 Robust Matched Filter Detectors in the Presence 11:20 AMof Signal and Interference Magnitude ConstraintsMukund Desai, Rami Mangoubi, Draper Laboratory

TA2-8 Recent Progress and Applications of Group FFTs 11:55 AMDaniel Rockmore, Dartmouth College

Track 3 - DSPSession TA3 Filter Banks and WaveletsSession Chair: Truong Nguyen

TA3-1 Multirate Filter Bank Reconstruction of 8:30 AMBandlimited Signals from Bunched SamplesRyan Prendergast, Bernard Levy, Paul Hurst,University of California, Davis

TA3-2 Fast Algorithms for Designing Multirate 8:55 AMCascade FiltersDavid Farden, Debashis Banerjee, North DakotaState UniversityBrian Berg, Agilent Technoligies Inc.

TA3-3 Subband Decompositions for Hyperspectral 9:20 AMImage AnalysisPaul S. Hong, Mark J. T. Smith, Georgia Institute ofTechnology

TA3-4 Quantizer design for Non-Orthogonal 9:45 AMSubband CodersRajeev Gandhi, Motorola Inc.Sanjit Mitra, University of California, Santa Barbara

BREAK 10:10 AM

TA3-5 A Partial DFT-Based Modified OFDM System 10:30 AMResistant to Channel NullsJie Liang, Trac Tran, The Johns Hopkins University

TA3-6 Optimizations of the WOLA structure for 10:55 AMHearing Aid ApplicationsRobert Brennan, Dspfactory

TA3-7 Integer Low Delay and MDCT Filter Banks 11:20 AMRalf Geiger, Gerald Schuller, Fraunhofer AEMT

TA3-8 Filter Banks for Cyclic-Prefixing the 11:45 AMNon-Uniform DMT systemPalghat Vaidyanathan, Bojan Vrcelj, CaliforniaInstitute Of Technology

Track 4 - Adaptive SystemsSession TA4 Simulation in Filter ing and

Stochastic ApproximationSession Chair: Vikram Kristramunthy

TA4-1 Averaging Sign Algorithms for Adaptive 8:30 AMFilteringGeorge Yin, Cristina Ion, Wayne State UniversityVikram Krishnamurthy, University of Melbourne

TA4-2 Recursive Maximum Likelihood Parameter 8:55 AMEstimation in Nonlinear Non-Gaussian StateSpace Models using Particle FilteringArnaud Doucet, Melbourne University

TA4-3 New Finite Dimensional Filters for Mixed 9:20 AMTime-Scale DynamicsWilliam Malcolm, Adelaide UniversityRobert Elliott, University of Calgary

TA4-4 An MCMC Method for QAM Classification in 9:45 AMISI ChannelsThomas Drumright, Zhi Ding, University ofCalifornia at Davis

BREAK 10:10 AM

TA4-5 Finite Precision Effects on Performance and 10:30 AMComplexity of Particle Filters for Bearings-OnlyTracking ProblemMiodrag Bolic, Sangjin Hong, Petar Djuric,SUNY at Stony Brook

TA4-6 Spreading Code Adaptation in Multipath Fading 10:55 AMCDMA via Discrete Stochastic OptimizationVikram Krishnamurthy, University of MelbourneXiadong Wang, Columbia University

TA4-7 An Adaptive Foveal Sensor for Target Tracking 11:20 AMYa Xue, Darryl Morrell, Arizona State University

TA4-8 Performance and Complexity Analysis of 11:45 AMAdaptive Particle Filtering for Tracking ApplicationsSangjin Hong, Miodrag Bolic, Petar Djuric,SUNY at Stony Brook

Track 5 - Array ProcessingSession TA5 Emerging Techniques in Ar ray

ProcessingSession Chair: Michael Clark

TA5-1 Generalizing MVDR and MUSIC for Multiple 8:20 AMNoncoherent ArraysDavid W. Rieken, Veridian Systems DivisionDaniel R. Fuhrmann, Washington University

TA5-2 A Framework for Robust Spectrum Estimation 8:55 AMMichael Clark, Mission Research Corp.

TA5-3 A Generalized MVDR Beamformer for 9:20 AMDetecting Distributed Signals in the Presence ofInterferenceYuanwei Jin, Ben Friedlander, University ofCalifornia, Santa Cruz

TA5-4 Robust Capon Beamforming 9:45 AMPetre Stoica, Uppsala UniversityZhisong Wang, Jian Li, University of Florida

BREAK 10:10 AM

TA5-5 A Realizable Mean Square Error Estimator 10:30 AMApplied to Rank SelectionHanna Witzgall, J. Scott Goldstein, ScienceApplications International Corporation

TA5-6 Real-Valued IQML for Uniform Linear Arrays 10:55 AMTodd McWhorter, Mission Research Corporation

TA5-7 Array Processing for NQR 11:20 AMYi Jiang, Jian Li, University of FloridaPetre Stoica, Uppsala UniversityPaul D. Gader, University of Florida

Track 6 - ImagingSession TA6 Inverse Problems in ImagingSession Chair: W. Clem Karl

TA6-1 Multigrid Inversion Algorithms with 8:30 AMApplications to Optical Diffusion TomographySeungseok Oh, Adam Milstein, Charles Bouman,Kevin Webb, Purdue University

TA6-2 Dynamic Object-Based Tomographic 8:55 AMReconstructionYonggang Shi, William Karl, David Castanon,Boston University

TA6-3 Emission Tomography from Compressed 9:20 AMList-Mode DataAlfred Hero, Thomas Kragh, University of Michigan

TA6-4 Shape Reconstruction from Brightness 9:45 AMFunctionsPeyman Milanfar, Amyu Poonawalla, UCSCRichard Gardner, Western Washington University

BREAK 10:10 AM

TA6-5 Shape From Moments - An Estimation 10:30 AMPerspectiveMichael Elad, Gene Golub, Stanford UniversityPeyman Milanfar, University of California-Santa Cruz

TA6-6 High-Resolution Terrain Elevation Mapping 10:55 AMResults From Airborne Cross-Track SAR StereoCharles Jakowatz, David Yocky, Daniel Wahl,Sandia National Laboratories

TA6-7 Mathematical Morphology Applied for Spot 11:20 AMSegmentation and Quantification of GeneMicroarray ImagesKashif Siddiqui, Alfred Hero, The University ofMichigan, Ann ArborMatheen Siddiqui, Boston University

TA6-8 Angular Scatter Imaging in Medical Ultrasound 11:55 AMWilliam F. Walker, M. Jason McAllister,Univ. of Virginia / Biomedical Engineering

Track 7 - Signal Processing and CommunicationsSession TA7a Pattern RecognitionSession Chair: Ralph Hippenstiel

TA7a-1 A Method for Designing Nonlinear 8:30 AMKernel-Based Discriminant Functions fromthe Class of Second-Order Criteria.Fahed Abdallah, Cédric Richard, Régis Lengelle,Université de Technologie de Troyes (UTT) Laboratoire demodélisation et de sûreté des systèmes (LM2S).

TA7a-2 Adaptive Kernel Least Square Support Vector 8:55 AMMachines Applied to Recover DS-CDMA SignalsAnthony Kuh, Xin Zhao, University of Hawaii

TA7a-3 Automatic Modulation Classification of Radar 9:20 AMSignals Using Multi-Class Support VectorMachine Based ClassifierQin Jiang, Shubha Kadambe, HRL Laboratories, LLC

TA7a-4 Gaussian Radial Basis Functions and Indexed 9:45 AMFamilies of FunctionalsIrwin Sandberg, University of Texas at Austin

Track 7 - Signal Processing and CommunicationsSession TA7b DenoisingSession Chair: Ralph Hippenstiel

TA7b-1 A Multivariate Shrinkage Function for 10:30 AMWavelet-Based DenoisingLevent Sendur, Ivan Selesnick, Polytechnic University

TA7b-2 Signal Denoising in the Co-Domain Using the 10:55 AMKurtosis and Bootstrap MethodHasan Kan, Ralph Hippenstiel, Naval PostgraduateSchool

TA7b-3 Application of Total Least Squares (TLS) 11:20 AMShane F. Cotter, Bhaskar Rao, UC San Diego

TA7b-4 An Algebraic Integer Based Encoding Scheme 11:55 AMfor Implementing Daubechies Discrete WaveletTransformVassil Dimitrov, University of Calgary

Track 8 - Poster SessionSession TA8a Implementations and Nonlinear

Adaptive Algor ithmsSession Chair: Michael G. Larimore

TA8a-1 Low-Complexity Space-Time Adaptive MultistageReceiver for Asynchronous DS-CDMA SignalsChia-Chang Hu, Irving S. Reed, University ofSouthern California

TA8a-2 GPS C/A Code Tracking with Adaptive Beamformingand Jammer NullingSeung-Jun Kim, Ronald A. Iltis, University ofCalifornia, Santa Barbara

TA8a-3 A High-Throughput Pipelined Architecture forBlind Adaptive Equalizer with Minimum LatencyMasashi Mizuno, Kenji Ueda, James Okello, Hiroshi Ochi,Kyushu Institute of Technology

TA8a-4 Reduced Complexity LC-LMS Joint MMSEEqualization and Matched Filter Processing ViaConstraint WindowingFrank Bologna, SPAWAR Systems Centerfred harris, San Diego State University

TA8a-5 An Efficient Implementation for DMT-BasedFull-Duplex DSL ModemsRanjan Sonalkar, L-3 Communication Systems - EastGary Jin, Zarlink Semiconductor

TA8a-6 A Modular Pipelined Implementation of LargeFast Fourier TransformsAyman M. El-Khashab, Earl E. Swartzlander, Jr., The University of Texas at Austin

TA8a-7 Error Bounds for Estimating Bandpassed FM SignalsRichard Scheper, Naval Research Laboratory

TA8a-8 Resolving and Correcting Gain and Phase MismatchRon Porat, Entropic Communicationsfred harris, San Diego State University

TA8a-9 FPGA Digital Down Converter IP for SoftwareDefined Radio TerminalsGianmarco Girau, Maurizio Martina, Andrea Molino,Andrea Terreno, Fabrizio Vacca, Dipartimento diElettronica - Politecnico di Torino

TA8a-10 Radial Basis Function Neural Networks-basedModelling for HaemodialysisMonika Ray, Uvais Qidwai, Tulane University

TA8a-11 Architectures and Algorithms for NonlinearAdaptive FiltersVikram Hegde, Kenneth Jenkins, Penn State University

TA8a-12 Conjugate-Direction Decomposition Based FastStable Parallel Adaptive AlgorithmWassily Khlebnikov, Soo-Hong Kim, Doh-Hyun Kim,Young-Shin Kwon, LG Innotek Co, Ltd

TA8a-13 Evaluation and Improvement of Two TrainingAlgorithmsTae Kim, Jiang Li, University of Texas at Arlington

TA8a-14 Optimal Pruning of Feedforward Neural NetworksBased upon the Schmidt ProcedureFrancisco Javier Maldonado, Will iams-Pyro, Inc.Michael T. Manry, University of Texas at Arlington

TA8a-15 Enhanced Robustness of Multilayer Perceptron TrainingWalter H. Delashmit, Lockheed Martin and Fire ControlMichael T. Manry, University of Texas at Arlington

TA8a-16 A Modified Hidden Weight OptimizationAlgorithm for Feed-forward Neural NetworksChanghua Yu, Michael T. Manry, University of Texasat Arlington

Track 8 - Poster SessionSession TA8b Efficient DSP HardwareSession Chair: Vincent Mooney

TA8b-1 Low Voltage Switched-Current Sigma-DeltaAnalog-to-Digital Converters Modeling Based onVHDL-AMSPawel Sniatala, Rochester Institute of Technology

TA8b-2 Mixed-Signal Micro-Controller for Non-BinaryCapacitor Array Calibration in Data ConverterJianhua Gan, Joel Page, Cirrus LogicJacob Abraham, The University of Texas at Austin

TA8b-3 On Synthesizing High Speed DACs by Combiningthe Outputs of Multiple Low Speed DACsfred harris, San Diego State UniversityPranesh Sinha, TI

TA8b-4 Transmit and Receive Digital Filters Subject toHardware Cost ConstraintsTrevor Fox, University of Calgary

TA8b-5 Hardware Efficient BPSK and QPSK DetectionAmjad Awawadeh, Shyam Sunder Uma Chander,Andoche Kichenaradjou, Michael Soderstrand,Oklahoma State University

TA8b-6 Parameterisable Floating-Point Operations on FPGABarry Lee, Neil Burgess, Cardiff University

TA8b-7 Parametric FPGA Early-Late DLL Implementationfor a UMTS ReceiverBarbara Cerato, Laura Colazzo, Maurizio Martina,Andrea Molino, Fabrizio Vacca, Dipartimento diElettronica - Politecnico di Torino

TA8b-8 Silicon Real Time Operating System for EmbeddedDSPsShoab Khan, National University of Sciences andTechnology

TA8b-9 Optimal Generation of DSP Architectures fromBehavioral DescriptionAdeel Abbas, Shoab Khan, College of EME,National University of Sciences and Technology

TA8b-10 Potential Speedup Using Decimal Floating-PointHardwareMark A. Erle, John M. Linebarger, Michael J. Schulte,Lehigh University

TA8b-11 An ASIC Implementation of Adaptive ArithmeticCodingGiuseppe Acunto, Miquel Sans, Andreas Burg,Wolfgang Fichtner, IIS, ETH-Zurich

TA8b-12 Approach to the Design of Parity-CheckedArithmetic CircuitsBehrooz Parhami, University of California

TA8b-13 Binomial Logic: Extending Stochastic Computing toHigh-Bandwidth SignalsRichard Kuehnel, Yakima Training Center

TA8b-14 Lattice Filter Implementation with ETSI MathOperations on the TMS320C62xxArumugam Buvaneswari, Mark Haner, LucentTechnologies

TA8b-15 Adaptive Weight Estimation for Interference Nullingon a DSPSylvain Alliot, ASTRON

TA8b-16 A Real-Time Embedded Software Implementationof a Turbo Encoder and Soft Output ViterbiAlgorithm based Turbo DecoderMuhammad Sabir, Rashmi Tripathi, Brian Evans,Alan Bovik, The University of Texas at Austin

Track 1 - CommunicationsSession TP1 Space-Time CommunicationsSession Chair: Hamid Jafarkhani

TP1-1 Optimal Training for Multi-Antenna Time- and 1:30 PMFrequency-Selective Fading ChannelsXiaoli Ma, Liuqing Yang, Georgios Giannakis,University of Minnisota

TP1-2 A Design of Quasi-Orthogonal Space-Time Block 1:55 PMCode with Full DiversityWeifeng Su, Xiang-Gen Xia, University of Delaware

TP1-3 Space-Time Low Density Parity Check Codes 2:20 PMP. Meshkat, H. Jafarkhani, UC Irvine

TP1-4 Variable Rate Space-Time Block Codes Based on 2:45 PMPower Optimization in M-ary PSK SystemsIl-Min Kim, Vahid Tarokh, MIT

BREAK 3:10 PM

TP1-5 Capacity-Optimal Training in a Generalized 3:30 PMMultiple-Antenna ChannelChristian Peel, Lee Swindlehurst, Brigham YoungUniversity

TP1-6 Distance Spectrum of Space-Time Block Codes: 3:55 PMA Union Bound Point of ViewJifeng Geng, Urbashi Mitra, Madhavan Vajapeyam,EEB-SYS

TP1-7 Towards Optimal Space-Time Coding 4:20 PMDefne Aktas, Hesham El Gamal, The Ohio State UniversityMichael P. Fitz, University of California, Los Angeles

TP1-8 Design of Fully-Diverse Multi-Antenna Codes 4:45 PMBased on Sp(2)Yindi Jing, California Institute of TechnologyBabak Hassibi, California Institute of Technology

TP1-9 Diagonally Weighted Orthogonal Space-Time 5:10 PMBlock CodesGirish Ganesan, Stoica Petre, Uppsala UniversityErik Larsson, University of Florida

Track 2 - Signal ProcessingSession TP2 Communication Networks and

Signal ProcessingSession Chair: Brian Sadler & Ananthram Swami

TP2-1 Power and Rate Control in Wireless Networks 1:30 PMYun Li, Anthony Ephremides, University of Maryland

TP2-2 Optimal Detection for MAC in CDMA Ad Hoc 1:55 PMNetworksLang Tong, Cornell University

TP2-3 Stability and Maximum Stable Throughput of 2:20 PMBlind Retransmission Diversity Multiple AccessGoran Dimic, Nicholas Sidiropoulos, LeandrosTassiulas, University of Maryland

TP2-4 On the Lower Bound of Ad Hoc Networks 2:45 PMOghenekome Oteri, Andrea Goldsmith, StanfordUniversity

BREAK 3:10 PM

TP2-5 Distributed Coding for Dense Sensor Networks 3:30 PMJim Chou, Dragan Petrovic, Kannan Ramchandran,UC Berkeley

TP2-6 Detection, Tracking and Classification in Sensor 3:55 PMNetworks using Graphical ModelsDonal McErlean, Shrikanth Narayanan, Universityof Southern California

TP2-7 A Constrained Joint Optimization Approach to 4:20 PMDynamic Sensor ConfigurationDana Sinno, Daniel Kreithen, MIT Lincoln Laboratory

TP2-8 Fusion of Decisions Transmitted Over Fading 4:45 PMChannels in Wireless Sensor NetworksBiao Chen, Ruixiang Jiang, Teerasit Kasetkasem,Pramod Varshney, Syracuse University

TP2-9 Discrete Optimization using Decision-Directed 5:10 PMLearning for Distributed Networked ComputingJoel Goodman, Albert Reuther, Robert Bond, HectorChan, Harold Heggestad, Michael Seibert, MIT LincolnLaboratory

Track 3 - DSPSession TP3 Data HidingSession Chair: Charles Boncelet

TP3-1 Dither-like Data Hiding in Multistage Vector 1:30 PMQuantization of MELP and G.729 SpeechCodingPao-Chi Chang, National Central University

TP3-2 An Overview of Watermarking: So What’s the 1:55 PMBig Deal?Edward Delp, Purdue University

TP3-3 The N-ary Approximate Message Authentication 2:20 PMCodeRenwei Ge, Mike Wilson, Gonzalo Arce, University of DelawareRichard F. Graveman, Telcordia Technologies

TP3-4 The Use of Data Hiding to Enhance Error 2:45 PMDetection and Correction in MPEG-2 VideoDavid Robie, Russell Mersereau, Georgia Tech

BREAK 3:10 PM

TP3-5 Blind Watermarking via Low Frequency 3:30 PMComponent ModificationDimitar Taskovski, Sofija Bogdanova, MomciloBogdanov, University Ss. Cyril and Methodius,Faculty of Electrical Engineering

TP3-6 Signal Design for Robust Watermarking on ISI 3:55 PMChannelsVimal Thilak, Aria Nosratinia, The University ofTexas at Dallas

TP3-7 A Wavelet-based Blind and Readable Image 4:20 PMWatermarking AlgorithmMohamed Yasein, Pan Agathoklis, Electrical &Computer Engineering, University of Victoria

TP3-8 A Survey of Data Remapping and Loop Compiler 4:45 PMOptimizations with Slower Memory forEnergy-Aware DesignVincent Mooney, Krishna Palem, Jun Cheol Park,Georgia Institute of Technology

Track 4 - Adaptive SystemsSession TP4 Adaptive Equalization, Channel

Estimation, and Echo CancellingSession Chair: Rick Johnson

TP4-1 Adaptive Transmission for Infostation Systems: 1:30 PMan MC-CDMA implementationChristian Ibars, Mizhou Tan, Yeheskel Bar-Ness,New Jersey Institute of Technology

TP4-2 Adaptive Chip-Rate Equalization of Downlink 1:55 PMMultirate Wideband CDMAPhilip Schniter, Adam Margetts, The Ohio State University

TP4-3 MMSE Limitation for Subband Adaptive 2:20 PMEqualiserHafizal Mohamad, Stephan Weiss, Lajos Hanzo,University of Southampton

TP4-4 Non Uniformly Spaced Equalizers: A New 2:45 PMApproach to Channel EqualizationJamal Tuqan, University of California

BREAK 3:10 PM

TP4-5 An Initialization Strategy for Blind Adaptive 3:30 PMDecision Feedback Equalizers for Dual-ModeQAM-CAP ReceptionRoland Zukunft, Sven Haar, Fabian Vogelbruch,Munich University of Technology

TP4-6 Adaptive Filterbank Based Blind Channel 3:55 PMEstimation for Multicarrier SystemsHongbin Li, Stevens Institute of Technology

TP4-7 Blind Channel Identification Robust to Order 4:20 PMOverestimationAnahid Safavi, ENST, Telecom Paris, TSI Dep.

TP4-8 Algorithmic and Implementation Aspects of 4:45 PMEcho Cancellation in Packet Voice NetworksKrishna Vemireddy, Brendon Slade, LSI Logic

TP4-9 An Improved PNLMS Adaptive Filter For 5:10 PMNetwork Echo CancellersMehran Nekuii, Mojtaba Atarodi, SharifUniversity of Technology

Track 5 - Array ProcessingSession TP5 Array Processing FoundationsSession Chair: James Ward

TP5-1 Application of the L-Curve Technique to Loading 1:30 PMLevel Determination in Adaptive BeamformingJohn Hiemstra, Matthew Weippert, ScottGoldstein, SAIC, Tim Pratt, Virginia Tech

TP5-2 Normalized Matched Filter-A Low Rank 1:55 PMApproachMuralidhar Rangaswamy, Air Force Research Laboratory

TP5-3 Superresolution Techniques in Time of Arrival 2:20 PMEstimation for Precise GeolocationGary F. Hatke, Patrick Hirschler-Marchand,MIT Lincoln Laboratory

TP5-4 A Novel Model for Reverberant Signals; Robust 2:45 PMMaximum Likelihood Localization of Real SignalsBased on a Sub-Gaussian ModelPanayiotis G. Georgiou, Chris Kyriakakis, University ofSouthern California - Integrated Media Systems Center

BREAK 3:10 PM

TP5-5 Detection-Estimation of More Uncorrelated 3:30 PMGaussian Sources than Sensors in CircularAntenna ArraysYuri Abramovich, ISRD, DSTO, Nicholas Spencer, CSSIP,Alexei Gorokhov, UCSG, Phil ips Research Laboratory

TP5-6 Threshold Region Performance of Deterministic 3:55 PMMaximum Likelihood DOA Estimation ofMultiple SourcesFredrik Athley, Dept. of Signals and Systems, ChalmersUniversity of Technology

TP5-7 Sector Array Mapping: Transformation Matrix 4:20 PMDesign for Minimum MSEPer Hyberg, Swedish Defence Research Agency FOIMagnus Jansson, Bjorn Ottersten, Dept of Signals,Sensors and Systems

TP5-8 Linearly Constrained Minimum Variance 4:45 PMBeamforming in Low-rank InterferenceAleksandar Dogandzic, Iowa State University

TP5-9 A Broadband Adaptive Beamformer in Subbands 5:10 PMwith Scaled ApertureStephan Weiss, University of SouthamptonRobert W. Stewart, University of StrathclydeWei Liu, University of Southampton

Track 6 - ImagingSession TP6 Internet Video StreamingSession Chair: Bernd Girod

TP6-1 Intoductory Comments 1:30 PMBernd Girod, Stanford University

TP6-2 Video Streaming Using The JVT/H.26L Video 1:55 PMCoding StandardThomas Wiegand, Heinrich-Hertz-Institute

TP6-3 Fast Adaptive Media Scheduling Based on 2:20 PMExpected Run-Time DistortionZhourong Miao, Sony ResearchAntonio Ortega, University of Southern California

TP6-4 Computing Rate-Distortion Optimized Policies 2:45 PMfor Hybrid Receiver/Sender Driven Streaming ofMultimediaJacob Chakareski, Bernd Girod, Information SystemsLaboratory, Stanford University, Philip A. Chou, MicrosoftCorporation

BREAK 3:10 PM

TP6-5 Rate-Distortion Optimized Low-Latency Video 3:30 PMStreamingYi Liang, Bernd Girod, Stanford UniversityJohn Apostolopoulos, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories

TP6-6 Quality Monitoring of Video Over the Internet 3:55 PMAmy Reibman, AT&T Labs - Research

TP6-7 Turbo-Coded Transmission of Smoothed H.263 4:20 PMVideo for the cdma2000 DownlinkCyril-Daniel Iskander, P. Takis Mathiopoulos,University of British Columbia

TP6-8 Functionalities and Costs of Scalable Video 4:45 PMCoding for Streaming ServicesMatthias Narroschke, University of Hannover

TP6-9 Two-Step Optimization of 3-D Wavelet Video 5:10 PMStreaming over Lossy NetworksJianyu Dong, Yuan Zheng, The Ohio State University

Track 7 - Signal Processing and CommunicationsSession TP7 Optimization of MIMO Channel

Capacity and Space-Time CodingSession Chair: Michael Zatman

TP7-1 Space-Time Turbo Codes: Experimental 1:30 PMPerformance ResultsDan Bliss, Peter Wu, MIT Lincoln Laboratory

TP7-2 OFDM MIMO Performance with Maximum 1:55 PMLikelihood and Dynamically Grouped LSTReceiversJoseph Liberti, Anthony Triolo, John Koshy, TelcordiaTechnologies

TP7-3 Statistical Characterization of the Indoor MIMO 2:20 PMChannel Based on LOS/NLOS MeasurementsThomas Svantesson, Jon Wallace, Brigham Young University

TP7-4 Space-Time Block Codes For Eight Transmit 2:45 PMAntennasYasir Ahmed, Michael Buehrer, Jeffrey Reed, Mobileand Portable Radio Research Group

BREAK 3:10 PM

WITHDRAWN

TP7-5 Experimental Underwater Acoustic MIMO 3:30 PMChannel Capacity MeasurementsMichael Zatman, Brian Tracey, MIT Lincoln Laboratory

TP7-6 Soft vs. Hard Antenna Selection Based on 3:55 PMMinimum Distance for MIMO SystemsLudovic Collin, IRENav, Ecole NavaleOlivier Berder, Philippe Rostaing, Gil les Burel,LEST, University of Brest

TP7-7 Space-Time Spreading Codes for a Multiuser 4:20 PMMIMO SystemRoya Doostnejad, Teng Joon Lim, Elvino Sousa,University of Toronto

TP7-8 Trace Balancing for Multiuser MIMO 4:45 PMDownlink TransmissionHolger Boche, Martin Schubert, Eduard Jorswieck,Heinrich-Hertz-Institut

TP7-9 Capacity and Downlink Transmission 5:10 PMAlgorithms for a Multi-user MIMO ChannelQuentin Spencer, Martin Haardt, Ilmenau Universityof Technology

Track 8 - Poster SessionSession TP8a Imaging for Target DetectionSession Chair: Sally Wood

TP8a-1 Multiple-Bounce Echo Extraction in SAR 1:30 PMImage FormationDavid Garren, Scott Goldstein, SAICJan North, SAF/ST

TP8a-2 Bayesian Approach to Phase-Difference Based 1:55 PMPhase UnwrappingAntonio Pauciullo, Gianfranco Fornaro, EugenioSansosti, Irea-CNR

TP8a-3 Bit-Plane Compression of High Dynamic Range 2:20 PMSAR ImageryRobert Ives, US Naval Academy

TP8a-4 Adaptive Radar Detection of Extended Targets 2:45 PMvia Signature DiversityFrancesco Bandiera, Giuseppe Ricci, Manlio Tesauro,Dip. di Ingegneria dell’ Innovazione, Università di Lecce

BREAK 3:10 PM

TP8a-5 Clutter metrics for ATR 3:30 PMDmitri Bitouk, Michael Miller, Johns Hopkins UniversityLaurent Younes, Ecole Normale Superieure de Cachan

TP8a-6 Feature Based Track-Before-Detection Algorithm 3:55 PMfor Real-Time Buried Seabottom Target DetectionTe-Chih Liu, Henrik Schmidt, Mass. Inst. of Technology

TP8a-7 Clustering and Unsupervised Classification of 4:20 PMRemotely Sensed Data: Principal ComponentApproachAndrzej Brodzik, The MITRE Corporation

TP8a-8 A Digital ASIC for Synthesizing False Target 4:45 PMRadar ImagesDouglas Fouts, Phillip Pace, U.S. Naval PostgraduateSchool, Christopher Karow, German NavyStig Ekestorm, Swedish Army

Track 8 - Poster SessionSession TP8b CDMASession Chair:

TP8b-1 Blind Multiuser Detection for MC-CDMASystemsDonatella Darsena, Giacinto Gelli, Luigi Paura,Francesco Verde, Universita’ degli Studi Federico II diNapoli

TP8b-2 Sage-Based Multiuser Detection For MultirateDs/Cdma SystemsRoberto Episcopo, D.I.E.T., University of Naples“ Federico II” , Antonio De Maio, D.I.E.T., University of Naples

TP8b-3 Orthogonal Sequence Sets for Multipath CDMAChannels with a Small Delay SpreadSlawomir Stanczak, Heinrich-Hertz-Institut fuerNachrichtentechnik

TP8b-4 On the Design of Optimal Spreading Sequences forCDMA SystemsThomas Strohmer, University of California, DavisRobert Heath, The University of Texas at Austin

TP8b-5 Performance of Iterative CDMA Receivers withChannel Estimation in Multipath EnvironmentsJoachim Wehinger, Ralf Müller, Maja Loncar,Christoph Mecklenbräuker, ForschungszentrumTelekommunikation Wien

TP8b-6 Novel Orthogonal Codes for MC-CDMA with LowCrosscorrelation in Frequency Selective FadingChannelsZhiqiang Wu, Carl Nassar, Colorado State University

TP8b-7 Near-far Resistance of Multicarrier CDMA SystemsXiaodong Yue, Howard Fan, University of Cincinnati

TP8b-8 Channel Estimation and Multiuser Detection forLong Code CDMAPing Liu, Zhengyuan Xu, University of California - Riverside

TP8b-9 Ergodic Capacities for Downlink of MC-CDMASystem with Different Detection and ResourceAllocation StrategiesJianming Zhu, New Jersey Institute of Technology

TP8b-10 Digital DS-CDMA Receivers Working Below theChip RateIrena Maravic, Martin Vetterli, Swiss Federal Instituteof Technology, Lausanne

TP8b-11 Iterative Constrained Penalized Likelihood Estimationof Parameters for CDMAEjaz Khan, Institut Eurecom

TP8b-12 CDMA Sparse Channel Estimation Using aGSIC/AM Algorithm for RadiolocationSunwoo Kim, Timothy Pal, Sunwoo Kim, Hua Lee, UCSB

TP8b-13 Blind Multiuser Detection over Highly-DispersiveCDMA Channels in Presence of Diversity ReceptionFrancesco Bandiera, Giuseppe Ricci, Dip. Ingegneriadell’ Innovazione, Università di LecceMahesh Varanasi, ECE Dept., University of Colorado

TP8b-14 A GLR-based Group Detection Strategy forSynchronous CDMA Systems over Frequency-Selective Fading ChannelsFrancesco Bandiera, Giuseppe Ricci, Dip. di Ingegneriadell’ Innovazione, Università di Lecce

TP8b-15 Iterative Soft Decision Interference CancellationReceivers for DS-CDMA Downlink Employing4QAM and 16QAMJürgen F. Rößler, Johannes B. Huber, Chair ofInformation Transmission , University Erlangen-Nuremberg

TP8b-16 CDMA-Synchronization: Multi-user Performance atSingle-user ComplexityPatrik Bohlin, Dept. of Signals & Systems

Track 1 - CommunicationsSession WA1 Wireless Communications and

NetworksSession Chair: Andrea Goldsmith

WA1-1 Adaptive Coding for PSAM Without Feedback 8:30 AMIbrahim Abou-Faycal, Muriel Medard, MIT

WA1-2 Switching Under Energy Constraints 8:55 AMBalaji Prabhakar, Stanford University

WA1-3 Space Time Communication for OFDM over 9:20 AMWideband Wireless Channels: An InformationTheoretic PerspectiveUpamanyu Madhow, Gwen Barriac, U.C. Santa Barbara

WA1-4 Sum Power Iterative Water Filling for Vector 9:45 AMBroadcast ChannelsAndrea Goldsmith, Nihar Jindal, Syed Jafar,Sriram Vishwanath, Stanford University

BREAK 10:10 AM

WA1-5 Location Estimation Accuracy in Wireless 10:30 AMSensor NetworksNeal Patwari, Alfred Hero, University of Michigan

WA1-6 Multiple Antennas from a Combined Networking10:55 AMand Physical LayerAda Poon, David Tse , Robert Brodersen, Universityof California, Berkeley

WA1-7 On the Power Efficiency of Sensory and Ad-Hoc 11:20 AMWireless NetworksBabak Hassibi, Amir Dana, California Institute ofTechnology

WA1-8 Capacity of Ad Hoc Wireless Networks with 11:45 AMRetransmission DiversityYi Sun, The City College of City University of New York

WA1-9 Computation of Core Capacity of Wireless Ad 12:10 PMHoc NetworksVolkan Rodoplu, Teresa Meng, Stanford University

WITHDRAWN

Track 2 - Signal ProcessingSession WA2 Time-Frequency Distr ibutions for

Nonstationary Random ProcessesSession Chair: Alfred Hanssen

WA2-1 Spectral Analysis and Harmonizable Processes 8:30 AMKeh-Shin Lii, University of California RiversideMurray Rosenblatt, University of California San Diego

WA2-2 Some Considerations for Characterization of 8:55 AMNon-Stationary Random ProcessesCharles W. Therrien, Naval Postgraduate School

WA2-3 Robust Bispectra for Nonstationary Data 9:20 AMDavid J. Thomson, Queen’s University

WA2-4 Representation and Estimation Problems for 9:45 AMHarmonizable Type ProcessesMalempati Rao, University of California Riverside

BREAK 10:10 AM

WA2-5 Reducing Interference in Stochastic Time- 10:30 AMFrequency Analysis without Losing InformationPeter Schreier, University of ColoradoLouis Scharf, Colorado State University

WA2-6 Uncertainty and Concentration Inequalities for 10:55 AMNonstationary Random Processes and Time-Frequency Energy SpectraGerald Matz, Vienna University of Technology

WA2-7 Generalized Lamperti Transformation of Broken 11:20 AMScale InvariancePierre Borgnat, Patrick Flandrin, ENS Lyon,Laboratoire de PhysiquePierre-Olivier Amblard, Laboratoire des Images et Signaux

WA2-8 On the Sampling of Generalized Almost- 11:45 AMCyclostationary SignalsLuciano Izzo, Universita‘ di Napoli Federico IIAntonio Napolitano, Universita‘ di Napoli Federico II

WA2-9 Polyspectra for Harmonizable Stochastic 12:10 PMProcessesAlfred Hanssen, University of TromsoLouis Scharf, Colorado State University

Track 3 - DSPSession WA3 Arithmetic and Hardware

ImplementationsSession Chair: fred harris

WA3-1 Defining Canonical-Signed-Digit Number 8:30 AMSystems as Arithmetic CodesLinda DeBrunner, Victor DeBrunner, University ofOklahoma, Jeffrey Coleman, Naval Research Laboratory

WA3-2 Reducing the Latency of Division Operations 8:55 AMwith Partial CachingEdward G. Benowitz, Milos D. Ercegovac, Universityof California, Los AngelesFarzan Fallah, Fujitsu Laboratories of America, Inc.

WA3-3 Novel Forward and Inverse PRNS Converters of 9:20 AMReduced Computational ComplexityVassilis Paliouras, University of PatrasAlexander Skavantzos, Louisiana State University

WA3-4 A New Scheme for Table-Based Evaluation of 9:45 AMFunctionsDavid Defour, Florent de Dinechin, Jean-Michel Muller,Arnaud Tisserand, LIP, ENS-Lyon

BREAK 10:10 AM

WA3-5 A Coarse-Grained FPGA Architecture for 10:30 AMReconfigurable Baseband Modulator/DemodulatorWei Wu, Shu-Shin Chin, Sangjin Hong, SUNY atStony Brook

WA3-6 A (4:2) Adder for Unified GF(p) and GF(2**n) 10:55 AMGalois Field MultipliersLai-Sze Au, Neil Burgess, Cardiff University

WA3-7 Hybrid EMODL Ling Addition 11:20 AMJohannes Grad, James Stine, Illinois Institute ofTechnology

WA3-8 Weighted Bit-Set Encodings for Redundant Digit 11:45 AMSets: Theory and ApplicationsJaberipur Ghassem, Mohammad Ghodsi, Sharif Univ.of TechnologyBehrooz Parhami, University of California-Santa Barbara

Track 4 - Adaptive SystemsSession WA4 Adaptive Source SeparationSession Chair: Scott Douglas

WA4-1 Blind Channel Estimation for Space-Time Coded 8:30 AMWideband CDMALang Tong, Youngchul Sung, Cornell UniversityAnanthram Swami, temp

WA4-2 An EM Based Semi-Blind Channel Estimation 8:55 AMAlgorithm Designed for OFDM SystemsMarc de Courville, Laurent Mazet, VeroniqueBuzenac-Settineri, Motorola LabsPierre Duhamel, Laboratoire des Signaux et Systemes, Supelec

WA4-3 Blind Multiuser Receiver for Space-Time Coded 9:20 AMCDMA Signals in Frequency-Selective ChannelsJinghong Ma, Jitendra K. Tugnait, Auburn University

WA4-4 On Frequency-Domain Implementations of 9:45 AMFiltered-Gradient Blind Deconvolution AlgorithmsMarcel Joho, Phonak Inc.Phil Schniter, Ohio State University

BREAK 10:10 AM

WA4-5 Simple Adaptive Algorithms for Blind Source 10:30 AMSeparation of Noisy MixturesScott C. Douglas, Southern Methodist University

WA4-6 Blind Separation of Signal and Reverberation by 10:55 AMMinimizing the Circular Variance of the PhaseIvars Kirsteins, Naval Undersea Warfare Center

WA4-7 EMVA-Based Blind Maximum Likelihood 11:20 AMSeparation of Cross-Polar Interference in DualPolarized Digital TransmissionHoang Nguyen, Bernard C. Levy, ECE Department,Univ. of California—Davis

WA4-8 Study on the Performance of Diversity and 11:45 AMAdaptive Combining Techniques and theirCombination with the ECFCM Model,Suk Won Kim, Dong Sam Ha, and Jeffrey H. Reed,Virginia Tech

WA4-9 A Multistage Interference Rejection System for 12:10 AMGPSRichard E. Cagley, Suk-Seung Hwang, John J. Shynk,University of California

Track 5 - Array ProcessingSession WA5 Antenna Arrays and MIMO

SystemsSession Chair: Michael Zoltowski

WA5-1 Array Beamforming for Slow FH Spread- 8:30 AMSpectrum WLANsRonald Iltis, University of California

WA5-2 Space-Time Equalization and Interference 8:55 AMCancellation for MIMO OFDMMichael Zoltowski, Bradley Breinholt, Purdue UniversityTimothy Thomas, Motorola Labs

WA5-3 A Feedback-Based Adaptive Multi-Input Multi- 9:20 AMOutput Signaling SchemeEko Onggosanusi, Anand Dabak, Mobile WirelessBranch, DSPS R&D Center Texas Instruments Inc.

WA5-4 MISO Antenna Array OC Pre-RAKE Transmitter 9:45 AMwith MRC Post-RAKE ReceiverJoseph P. Burke, Qualcomm, Inc.Bhaskar D. Rao, James R. Zeidler, University ofCalifornia, San Diego

BREAK 10:10 AM

WA5-5 Improved MIMO Transmit Weights for Equal- 10:30 AMRate Data StreamsTimothy Thomas, Frederick Vook, Motorola Labs

WA5-6 Blind Channel Equalization in a Multiuser 10:55 AMOFDM Communications SystemSarod Yatawatta, Athina Petropulu, Drexel University

WA5-7 Space-Time Complex-Field Layered Coding for 11:20 AMTime-Selective Fading ChannelsXiaoli Ma, Lu, Giannakis, University of Minnesota

WA5-8 Orthogonalized Spatial Multiplexing for MIMO 11:45 AMWCDMA Downlink over Frequency-SelectiveRayleigh Fading ChannelsDjordje Tujkovic, Emiliano Sottani, University ofOulu, Centre for Wireless Communications (CWC)

WA5-9 An Efficient Multiuser Access Scheme 12:10 PMCombining the Transmit Diversity with theModified SVD Methods for MIMO ChannelsKyungseok Kim, ETRI

Track 6 - ImagingSession WA6 Still Image CompressionSession Chair: Roberto Manduchi

WA6-1 Geometric Tools for Image Compression 8:30 AMMichael Wakin, Justin Romberg, Hyeokho Choi,Richard Baraniuk, Dept. of ECE, Rice University

WA6-2 Quantifying The Intra And Inter Subband 8:55 AMCorrelations In The Zero-Tree-Based Wavelet ImageCodersZhen Liu, Lina Karam, Arizona State University

WA6-3 Blind Quality Assessment for JPEG2000 9:20 AMCompressed ImagesHamid Sheikh, Zhou Wang, Lawrence Cormack,Alan Bovik, The University of Texas at Austin

WA6-4 Hyperspectral Image Restoration and Coding 9:45 AMAnand Venkatachalam, Michael Larsen, TamalBose, Utah State University

BREAK 10:10 AM

WA6-5 Wavelet Filter Selection by Clustering of Image 10:30 AMMeasuresNaushirwan Patuck, School of Electronic andElectrical Engineering, University of Leeds

WA6-6 A New Wavelet Based Deblocking Algorithm 10:55 AMfor Compressed ImagesFeng Gao, Xiaokun Li, William Wee, University of Cincinnati

WA6-7 Multimedia SoC: a Systolic Core for Embedded 11:20 AMDCT EvaluationFrancesco Cariccia, Paolo Cariccia, Maurizio Martina,Andrea Molino, Fabrizio Vacca, Dipartimento diElettronica - Politecnico di Torino

Track 7 - Signal Processing and CommunicationsSession WA7 EstimationSession Chair: Darryl Morrell

WA7-1 Use of Nonparametric Tolerance Intervals for 8:30 AMEffective Bootstrap EstimationAshwin Sarma, Naval Undersea Warfare CenterDonald Tufts, University of Rhode Island

WA7-2 Accuracy of the Estimator of Gaussian 8:55 AMAutoregressive ProcessJeong-Jin Lee, George H. Freeman, University of Waterloo

WA7-3 Analytical Expression for the Posterior 9:20 AMDistribution of Signals in Colored Gaussian NoiseLennart Svensson, Magnus Lundberg, Dept. ofSignals and Systems

WA7-4 A Globally Convergent Superlinear Algorithm for 9:45 AMLinear MAP Estimation with IndependentNon-Gaussian Sources and NoiseJason Palmer, Kenneth Kreutz-Delgado, UCSD,ECE Department

BREAK 10:10 AM

WA7-5 Covariance Shaping Approach to Linear 10:30 AMLeast-Squares EstimationYonina C. Eldar, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

WA7-6 Estimation of Structured Persymmetric 10:55 AMCovariance MatricesAntonio De Maio, Università degli studi di Napoli Federico II

WA7-7 Least Squares Optimal Filtering with Multirate 11:20 AMObservationsCharles W. Therrien, Anthony H. Hawes, NavalPostgraduate School

WA7-8 Robust Least-Squares Estimators Based on 11:45 AMSemidefinite ProgrammingJoachim Dahl, Bernard Fleury, Aalborg University, CPKLieven Vandenberghe, UCLA, Electrical EngineeringDepartment

WA7-9 Comparison of IMM and Robust Filters in 12:10 PMImpulsive Noise EnvironmentsDavid Bizup, Maite Brandt-Pearce, University of Virginia

Track 8 - Poster SessionSession WA8a OFDMSession Chair: Sally Wood

WA8a-1 Low-Complexity Detection of OFDM in Time-and Frequency-Selective Fading ChannelsPhilip Schniter, Siddharth D’Silva, The Ohio State University

WA8a-2 Multicarrier Modulation with Data DependentFrequency Domain RedundancyArthur Redfern, Texas Instruments

WA8a-3 Capacity Improvement for Uplink OFDMAUfuk Tureli, Stevens Institute of Technology

WA8a-4 Low Complexity Multipath Diversity ThroughFractional Sampling in OFDMCihan Tepedelenlioglu, Ravikanth Challagulla,Arizona State University

WA8a-5 Capacity and Throughput Comparison of ReceiverSchemes for OFDMA UplinkZhongren Cao, Ufuk Tureli, Yu-Dong Yao, StevensInstitute of Technology

WA8a-6 Low-Complexity ICI Suppression for OFDM OverTime- and Frequency-Selective Rayleigh FadingChannelsXiaodong Cai, Georgios B. Giannakis, Universityof Minnesota

WA8a-7 On the Optimal Metrics for Coarse Frame andCarrier Synchronization in OFDM SystemsKai Shi, Erchin Serpedin, Texas A&M UniversityPhilippe Ciblat, Ecole National Superieure desTelecommunications

WA8a-8 Joint Equalization and Interference Suppression inOFDM SystemsDonatella Darsena, Giacinto Gelli, Luigi Paura,Francesco Verde, Università degli studi Federico II di Napoli

WA8a-9 Time Domain Phase Noise Correction for OFDMSignalsStephen Biracree, Raul Casas, Andrew Youtz,NxtWave Communications, Inc

WA8a-10User Separation, Frequency and TimingSynchronization On Uplink of OFDMA SystemsZhongren Cao, Ufuk Tureli, Yu-Dong Yao, StevensInstitute of Technology

WA8a-11 PAR Reduction for DMT Systems withUnloaded SubchannelsAlan Gatherer, Michael Polley, Arthur Redfern,Texas Instruments

WA8a-12Performance of Clustered OFDM with Low DensityParity Check Codes over Dispersive ChannelsHuaning Niu, Manyuan Shen, James Ritcey, Hui Liu,University of Washington

WA8a-13Joint Channel Estimation and Data DetectionAlgorithms for MIMO-OFDM SystemsKyeong Jin Kim, Nokia Research Center

WA8a-14Performance of A Space-Time Block Coded OFDMSystemJiang Yue, Jerry Gibson, Southern Methodist University

WA8a-15Differential Space-Time-Frequency Coding forMIMO OFDM systemsJibing Wang, Kung Yao, UCLA

Track 8 - Poster SessionSession WA8b Communications I ISession Chair:

WA8b-1 An End to End, Real Time, Cdpd Wireless VideoCoding and Transmission SystemZhen Liu, Lina Karam, Arizona State University

WA8b-2 Performance Analysis of an Enhanced NonlinearSIC Receiver for the IS-95 DownlinkRichard E. Cagley, John J. Shynk, University of CaliforniaRichard P. Gooch, Applied Signal Technology, Inc.

WA8b-3 Suboptimal Symbol-by-Symbol Demodulation ofContinuous Phase Modulated Signals usingLaurent DecompositionHeon Huh, James V. Krogmeier, Purdue University

WA8b-4 Modulation Classification in Fading MultipathChannelVisa Koivunen, Signal Processing LaboratoryJuha Venäläinen, Signal Processing/Helsinki Univ. of TechnologyLiisa Terho, PVTeknTL

WA8b-5 Multichannel ADSL Time Domain Equalizer DesignMilos Milosevic, Brian L. Evans, The University ofTexas at AustinLucio F. C. Pessoa, Motorola

WA8b-6 A Non-synchronized Sampling SchemeJaekwon Kim, Edward J. Powers, Univ. of Texas at AustinYongsoo Cho, Chung-Ang Univ.

WA8b-7 A Semi-Blind EMVA for Maximum LikelihoodEqualization of GMSK Signal in ISI FadingChannelsHoang Nguyen, Bernard C. Levy,Univ. of California, Davis

WA8b-8 Iterative Algorithm for Finding Optimal ResourceAllocation in Symbol-Asynchronous CDMA Channelswith Different SIR RequirementsHolger Boche, Heinrich-Hertz-Institut

WA8b-9 Multitype Interference Suppression in MultiuserFast Fading DSSS Wireless ChannelsHao Shen, Arizona State UniversityAntonia Papandreou-Suppappola, Arizona State University

WA8b-10Low Complexity Polynomial Receivers forDownlink CDMAWalid Hachem, Ecole Supérieure d’Electricité (SUPELEC)

WA8b-11Symbol Timing Estimation in Ultra WidebandCommunicationsZhi Tian, Michigan Technological University

WA8b-12A Transparent Repeater for Digital CommunicationSignalsBenjamin Friedlander, Department of Electrical EngineeringEli Pasternak, Bridgewave Communications

WA8b-13Viterbi Decoder Architecture for InterleavedConvolutional CodeJun Jin Kong, Keshab K. Parhi, University of Minnesota

WA8b-14Precoded Iterative Equalization for ARQ SystemsHarvind Samra, Zhi Ding, University of California, Davis

WA8b-1516-QAM Turbo Equalization based on MinimumMean Squared Error Linear EqualizationFabian Vogelbruch, Roland Zukunft, Sven Haar,Munich University of Technology

WA8b-16Multiuser Interference Mitigation with MultistageDetectors: Design and Analysis for Unequal PowersLaura Cottatellucci, Ralf R. Müller,Telecommunications Research Center Vienna (ftw.)

Author List

NAME SESSIONA. Dibazar, Alireza MA8b-11Aaron, Anne MP1-3Aazhang, Behnaam MP7-7Abbas, Adeel TA8b-9Abdallah, Fahed TA7a-1Abou-Faycal, Ibrahim WA1-1Abraham, Jacob TA8b-2Abramovich, Yuri TP5-5Acunto, Giuseppe TA8b-11Adams, John W. MP3-1Agathoklis, Pan TP3-7Ahmed, Yasir TP7-4Ahn, Kyung Seung MP8b-14Aktas, Defne TP1-7Aktas, Emre MP8b-11Alameda-Hernández, Enrique MP8b-13Ali, Murtaza MP4-1Alliot, Sylvain TA8b-15Amblard, Pierre-Olivier WA2-7Ammar, Nejib MP8b-10Anderson, Michael MA4b-3Antoniou, Andreas MP4-6Apostolopoulos, John TP6-5Arce, Gonzalo TP3-3Artés, Harold MP2a-2Atarodi, Mojtaba TP4-9Athley, Fredrik TP5-6Au, Lai-Sze WA3-6Awawadeh, Amjad TA8b-5Baggeroer, Arthur MP5-8Bajcsy, Jan MP1-4Balakrishnan, Jai MP4-2Baldick, Ross MP4-3Bandiera, Francesco TP8a-4Bandiera, Francesco TP8b-13Bandiera, Francesco TP8b-14Banerjee, Adrish MA1b-4Banerjee, Debashis TA3-2Baraniuk, Richard MA2b-1Baraniuk, Richard WA6-1Bar-Ness, Yeheskel TP4-1Bäro, Stephan MP2a-3Barriac, Gwen WA1-3Beainy, Charif MP1-4Benowitz, Edward G. WA3-2Berder, Olivier MP8b-2Berder, Olivier TP7-6Berg, Brian TA3-2Bharitkar, Sunil MA8b-1Bharitkar, Sunil MA8b-2Bidigare, Patrick MA5b-3Biracree, Stephen WA8a-9Biswas, Mainak MP6-8Bitouk, Dmitri TP8a-5Bizup, David WA7-9Bliss, Dan TP7-1Boche, Holger TP7-8Boche, Holger WA8b-8Boelcskei, Helmut MP7-4Bogdanov, Momcilo TP3-5Bogdanova, Sofija TP3-5Bohlin, Patrik TP8b-16Bohme, Johann F. MP8a-10

NAME SESSIONBolic, Miodrag TA4-5Bolic, Miodrag TA4-8Bologna, Frank TA8a-4Bond, Robert TP2-9Borgnat, Pierre WA2-7Bose, Tamal MA4b-2Bose, Tamal WA6-4Bouman, Charles TA6-1Bovik, Alan MP8a-6Bovik, Alan TA8b-16Bovik, Alan WA6-3Brandt-Pearce, Maite WA7-9Breinholt, Bradley WA5-2Brennan, Robert TA3-6Brodersen, Robert WA1-6Brodzik, Andrzej TP8a-7Buehrer, Michael TP7-4Burel, Gilles MP8b-2Burel, Gilles TP7-6Burg, Andreas TA8b-11Burgess, Neil TA8b-6Burgess, Neil WA3-6Burke, Joseph P. WA5-4Buvaneswari, Arumugam TA8b-14Buzenac-Settineri, Veronique WA4-2Cagley, Richard E. WA4-9Cagley, Richard E. WA8b-2Cai, Xiaodong WA8a-6Caire, Giuseppe MP2a-1Cao, Zhongren WA8a-10Cao, Zhongren WA8a-5Cariccia, Francesco WA6-7Cariccia, Paolo WA6-7Carrión, María del Carmen MP8b-13Carson, Paul MA6b-2Casas, Raul WA8a-9Castanon, David TA6-2Castro, Rui MA6b-5Cerato, Barbara TA8b-7Chakareski, Jacob TP6-4Challagulla, Ravikanth WA8a-4Chan, Hector TP2-9Chan, Wai-Yip MA8b-8Chang, Kyunghi MP8b-14Chang, Pao-Chi TP3-1Charpentier, Tristan MP3-3Chen, Biao MP8b-7Chen, Biao TP2-8Chen, Yanni MP8a-12Cheng, Qi MP8b-7Chin, Shu-Shin WA3-5Cho, Ju Phil MP8b-14Cho, Yongsoo WA8b-6Choi, Hyeokho WA6-1Chou, Jim TP2-5Chou, Philip A. TP6-4Chugg, Keith MA5b-2Chugg, Keith TA1-6Chun, Joohwan MA8b-5Ciblat, Philippe MP8b-5Ciblat, Philippe MP8b-6Ciblat, Philippe MP8b-9Ciblat, Philippe WA8a-7

NAME SESSIONCioffi, John MP4-5Clark, Michael TA5-2Coates, Mark MA2b-3Colazzo, Laura TA8b-7Coleman, Jeffrey MP3-5Coleman, Jeffrey WA3-1Collin, Ludovic TP7-6Conte, Ernesto TA2-2Cormack, Lawrence WA6-3Corregan, Kameron MP5-1Costello, Daniel MA1b-4Cottatellucci, Laura WA8b-16Cotter, Shane F. TA7b-3Cox, Henry MP5-5Cuypers, Gert MP4-4Dabak, Anand WA5-3Daecke, Dirk MP4-9Dahl, Joachim WA7-8Damera-Venkata, Niranjan MP3-7Dana, Amir WA1-7Dane, Gokce MP3-4Darsena, Donatella TP8b-1Darsena, Donatella WA8a-8Dasgupta, Soura MA4b-1de Courville, Marc WA4-2de Dinechin, Florent WA3-4De Maio, Antonio TP8b-2De Maio, Antonio WA7-6DeBrunner, Linda MP3-6DeBrunner, Linda WA3-1DeBrunner, Victor MP3-3DeBrunner, Victor MP3-6DeBrunner, Victor WA3-1Defour, David WA3-4Delashmit, Walter H. TA8a-15Delp, Edward TP3-2Desai, Mukund TA2-7Dillard, George M. MA7b-4Dimic, Goran TP2-3Dimitrov, Vassil TA7b-4Ding, Zhi TA4-4Ding, Zhi WA8b-14Djuric, Petar TA4-5Djuric, Petar TA4-8Do, Minh MP6-9Dogandzic, Aleksandar TP5-8Dong, Jianyu TP6-9Doostnejad, Roya TP7-7Doucet, Arnaud TA4-2Douglas, Scott C. TA2-6Douglas, Scott C. WA4-5Drumright, Thomas TA4-4D’Silva, Siddharth WA8a-1Duhamel, Pierre WA4-2Effros, Michelle MP1-6Ekestorm, Stig TP8a-8El Gamal, Hesham TP1-7Elad, Michael MP6-6Elad, Michael TA6-5Eldar, Yonina C. WA7-5El-Khashab, Ayman M. TA8a-6Elliott, Robert TA4-3Emamian, Vahid MA5b-5Ephremides, Anthony TP2-1Episcopo, Roberto TP8b-2

NAME SESSIONErcegovac, Milos D. WA3-2Erkip, Elza MP7-7Erle, Mark A. TA8b-10Evans, Brian MP3-7Evans, Brian MP4-3Evans, Brian TA8b-16Evans, Brian L. WA8b-5Fallah, Farzan WA3-2Fan, Howard TP8b-7Farden, David TA3-2Feng, Xiaoguang MP6-5Fichtner, Wolfgang TA8b-11Fimoff, Mark MP8a-3Fitz, Michael P. MP8a-4Fitz, Michael P. TP1-7Flandrin, Patrick WA2-7Fleury, Bernard WA7-8Flynn, John MP5-9Foerster, Jeffrey TA1-4Fornaro, Gianfranco TP8a-2Forsythe, Keith TA2-4Fossorier, Marc MA1b-3Fossorier, Marc MP1-9Fouts, Douglas TP8a-8Fox, Trevor TA8b-4Fox, Warren MP5-9Freeman, George H. WA7-2Frenkil, Jerry MA3b-3Friedlander, Ben TA5-3Friedlander, Benjamin MP8a-8Friedlander, Benjamin WA8b-12Fuhrmann, Daniel R. MP2b-2Fuhrmann, Daniel R. TA5-1Gabriel, Joseph TA2-5Gader, Paul D. TA5-7Gan, Jianhua TA8b-2Gandhi, Rajeev TA3-4Ganesan, Girish TP1-9Gao, Feng WA6-6garcia-frias, javier MP1-5Gardner, Richard TA6-4Garren, David TP8a-1Gatherer, Alan WA8a-11Gautier, Roland MP8b-2Ge, Renwei TP3-3Geiger, Ralf TA3-7Gelli, Giacinto TP8b-1Gelli, Giacinto WA8a-8Geng, Jifeng TP1-6Georgiou, Panayiotis G. TP5-4Ghassem, Jaberipur WA3-8Ghodsi, Mohammad WA3-8Giannakis, Georgios TP1-1Giannakis, Georgios B. TA1-7Giannakis, Georgios B. WA8a-6Giannakis, Georgios B. WA5-7Gibson, Jerry MP8a-1Gibson, Jerry WA8a-14Girau, Gianmarco TA8a-9Girod, Bernd MP1-3Girod, Bernd TP6-4Girod, Bernd TP6-5Goeckel, Dennis TA1-3Goldsmith, Andrea TP2-4Goldsmith, Andrea WA1-4

NAME SESSIONGoldstein, J. Scott TA5-5Goldstein, Scott TP5-1Goldstein, Scott TP8a-1Golub, Gene TA6-5Gomes, Bruce MP5-1Gooch, Richard P. WA8b-2Goodman, Joel TP2-9Gore, Dhananjay MP7-1Gorokhov, Alexei MP7-1Gorokhov, Alexei TP5-5Grad, Johannes WA3-7Graveman, Richard F. TP3-3Gray, Robert M. MA6b-1Greenbaum, Gary TP6-1Greene, Robert MP5-3Greene, Robert MP5-4Grigoryan, Artyom MA7b-2Guillen i Fabregas, Albert MP2a-1Ha, Victor Hyeong-Seok MA6b-3Haar, Sven MP4-9Haar, Sven TP4-5Haar, Sven WA8b-15Haardt, Martin TP7-9Hachem, Walid WA8b-10Hagenauer, Joachim MP2a-3Haner, Mark TA8b-14Hanssen, Alfred WA2-9Hanzo, Lajos TP4-3harris, fred TA8a-4harris, fred TA8a-8harris, fred TA8b-3Hassibi, Babak MA7b-5Hassibi, Babak MP2a-4Hassibi, Babak TP1-8Hassibi, Babak WA1-7Hatke, Gary F. TP5-3Hawes, Anthony H. WA7-7Heath, Robert MP7-6Heath, Robert MP8a-6Heath, Robert TP8b-4Hebenstreit, Gerald MP5-3Hedayat, Ahmadreza MA1b-5Hegde, Vikram TA8a-11Heggestad, Harold TP2-9Hemami, Seila S. MP1-2Hero, Alfred MA6b-2Hero, Alfred MP2b-1Hero, Alfred TA6-3Hero, Alfred TA6-7Hero, Alfred WA1-5Hiemstra, John TP5-1Hillery, William MP8a-3Hilmes, Philip MA8b-2Hippenstiel, Ralph TA7b-2Hirschler-Marchand, Patrick TP5-3Hlawatsch, Franz MP2a-2Ho, Minnie TA1-4Hong, Paul S. TA3-3Hong, Sangjin TA4-5Hong, Sangjin TA4-8Hong, Sangjin WA3-5Hong, Yao-Win TA1-8Hu, Chia-Chang TA8a-1Hu, Xiaojuan MP3-6Huang, Yuheng MA5b-1

NAME SESSIONHuber, Johannes B. TP8b-15Hughes, Brain MP7-2Hughes, Brian MP8a-14Huh, Heon WA8b-3Hunter, Todd MA5b-4Hurst, Paul TA3-1Hwang, Suk-Seung WA4-9Hyberg, Per TP5-7Ibars, Christian TP4-1Iltis, Ronald WA5-1Iltis, Ronald A. TA8a-2Ion, Cristina TA4-1Iskander, Cyril-Daniel TP6-7Ives, Robert TP8a-3Izzo, Luciano WA2-8Jafar, Syed WA1-4Jafarkhani, H. TP1-3Jagannathan, Anupama MP6-7Jaggi, Sidharth MP1-6Jakowatz, Charles TA6-6Jansson, Magnus TP5-7Jenkins, Kenneth TA8a-11Jia, Wenhui MA8b-8Jiang, Qin TA7a-3Jiang, Ruixiang TP2-8Jiang, Yi TA5-7Jin, Gary TA8a-5Jin, Yuanwei TA5-3Jindal, Nihar WA1-4Jing, Yindi TP1-8Johnson, Richard MP4-2Joho, Marcel WA4-4Jorswieck, Eduard MP7-9Jorswieck, Eduard TP7-8Kadambe, Shubha TA7a-3Kamath, Ajith MP8a-14Kan, Hasan TA7b-2Karam, Lina WA6-2Karam, Lina WA8b-1Karl, William TA6-2Karow, Christopher TP8a-8Kasetkasem, Teerasit TP2-8Kaveh, Mostafa MA5b-5Kay, Steven TA2-5Khan, Ejaz TP8b-11Khan, Shoab TA8b-8Khan, Shoab TA8b-9Khlebnikov, Wassily TA8a-12Kichenaradjou, Andoche TA8b-5Kim, Doh-Hyun TA8a-12Kim, Il-Min TP1-4Kim, Jaekwon WA8b-6Kim, Kyeong Jin WA8a-13Kim, Kyungseok WA5-9Kim, Seung-Jun TA8a-2Kim, Soo-Hong TA8a-12Kim, Suk Suk WA4-8Kim, Sunwoo TP8b-12Kim, Sunwoo TP8b-12Kim, Tae TA8a-13Kinney, Albert MA8b-7Kirsteins, Ivars WA4-6Kjeldsen, Erik MA4b-4Klassen, Eric MP6-2Ko, Chi Chung MA8b-10

NAME SESSIONKoetter, Ralf MA7b-1Koetter, Ralf MP1-8Kogon, Stephen MP5-6Koivunen, Visa MP8a-9Koivunen, Visa WA8b-4Kong, Jun Jin WA8b-13Koshy, John TP7-2Kragh, Thomas TA6-3Kraut, Shawn TA2-1Kreithen, Daniel TP2-7Kreutz-Delgado, Kenneth WA7-4Krim, Hamid MP6-3Krishnamurthy, Vikram TA4-1Krishnamurthy, Vikram TA4-6Krogmeier, James V. WA8b-3Kuehnel, Richard TA8b-13Kuh, Anthony TA7a-2Kwon, Young-Shin TA8a-12Kyriakakis, Chris MA8b-1Kyriakakis, Chris MA8b-13Kyriakakis, Chris MA8b-2Kyriakakis, Chris TP5-4Labeau, Fabrice MP3-2Lagunas, Miguel MP4-5Lakovic, Ksenija MP1-7Larsen, Michael WA6-4Larsson, Erik TP1-9Lashkari, Khosrow MA8b-3Lashkari, Khosrow MA8b-4Lee, Barry TA8b-6Lee, Hua TP8b-12Lee, Inkyu MA3b-1Lee, Jeong-Jin WA7-2Lee, Jonghyun MA8b-5Lee, Joon-Yong TA1-2Lee, Sok-Kyu MP8b-14Lee, Yung MP5-7Lengelle, Régis TA7a-1Letessier, Jonathan MP8b-2Levy, Bernard TA3-1Levy, Bernard C. WA4-7Levy, Bernard C. WA8b-7Li, Hongbin TP4-6Li, Jian TA5-4Li, Jian TA5-7Li, Jiang TA8a-13Li, Xiaokun WA6-6Li, Yun TP2-1Liang, Gang MA2b-4Liang, Jie TA3-5Liang, Yi TP6-5Liberti, Joseph TP7-2Lii, Keh-Shin WA2-1Lim, Teng Joon TP7-7Lindsey, Alan MA4b-4Linebarger, John M. TA8b-10Liu, Hui WA8a-12Liu, Ping MP8b-15Liu, Ping MP8b-4Liu, Ping TP8b-8Liu, Te-Chih TP8a-6Liu, Wei TP5-9Liu, Zhen WA6-2Liu, Zhen WA8b-1Loncar, Maja TP8b-5

NAME SESSIONLopez-Valcarce, Roberto MP8b-1Lopez-Vallejo, Marisa MA3b-1Love, David MP7-6Lu, WA5-7lundberg, magnus WA7-3Luo, Cheng TA1-1Ma, Jinghong WA4-3Ma, WA5-7Ma, Xiao MA1b-1Ma, Xiaoli TP1-1Madhow, Upamanyu WA1-3Magotra, Neeraj MA3b-4Malcolm, William TA4-3Maldonado, Francisco Javier TA8a-14Mangoubi, Rami TA2-7Manolakos, Elias MP2b-4Manry, Michael T. TA8a-14Manry, Michael T. TA8a-15Manry, Michael T. TA8a-16Maravic, Irena TP8b-10Margetts, Adam TP4-2Martin, Richard MP4-7Martin, Rick MP4-2Martina, Maurizio TA8a-9Martina, Maurizio TA8b-7Martina, Maurizio WA6-7Mary, David MA8b-6Mathiopoulos, P. Takis MP8a-2Mathiopoulos, P. Takis TP6-7Matz, Gerald WA2-6Mazet, Laurent WA4-2McAllister, M. Jason TA6-8McErlean, Donal TP2-6McLernon, Desmond C. MP8b-13McWhorter, Todd TA5-6Mecklenbräuker, Christoph TP8b-5Mecklenbrauker, Christoph F. MP8a-10Medard, Muriel TA1-1Medard, Muriel WA1-1Medles, Abdelkader MP7-3Meng, Teresa WA1-9Mersereau, Russell TP3-4Meshkat, P. TP1-3Miao, Zhourong TP6-3Mikhalevsky, Peter MP5-4Miki, Toshio MA8b-4Milanfar, Peyman MP6-5Milanfar, Peyman TA6-4Milanfar, Peyman TA6-5Miller, Eric MP6-7Miller, Michael TP8a-5Milosevic, Milos MP4-3Milosevic, Milos WA8b-5Milstein, Adam TA6-1Mitra, Sanjit TA3-4Mitra, Urbashi MP8b-11Mitra, Urbashi TP1-6Mitran, Patrick MP1-4Mizuno, Masashi TA8a-3Mohamad, Hafizal TP4-3Molino, Andrea TA8a-9Molino, Andrea TA8b-7Molino, Andrea WA6-7Moonen, Marc MP4-4Mooney, Vincent TP3-8

NAME SESSIONMorrell, Darryl TA4-7Mouchtaris, Athanasios MA8b-13Moura, Jose’ M.F. MA6b-3Mujtaba, Syed Aon MA3b-1Mukkavilli, Krishna MP7-7Muller, Jean-Michel WA3-4Müller, Ralf TP8b-5Müller, Ralf R. WA8b-16Nabar, Rohit MP7-4Naguleswar, Sanjeev MA4b-5Napolitano, Antonio WA2-8Narayanan, Krishna MA1b-2Narayanan, Shrikanth MA8b-11Narayanan, Shrikanth MA8b-12Narayanan, Shrikanth MA8b-13Narayanan, Shrikanth TP2-6Narroschke, Matthias TP6-8Nassar, Carl TA1-5Nassar, Carl TP8b-6Neemuchwala, Huzefa MA6b-2Nekuii, Mehran TP4-9Nereyanuru, Sreenivasa MP8a-3Neugebauer, Shawn MP8b-8Nguyen, Hoang WA4-7Nguyen, Hoang WA8b-7Nguyen, Truong MP3-4Nguyen, Truong MP6-8Nie, Hong MP8a-2Niu, Huaning MA7b-3Niu, Huaning WA8a-12Nongpiur, Rajeev MP4-6North, Jan TP8a-1Nosratinia, Aria MA1b-5Nosratinia, Aria MA5b-4Nosratinia, Aria TP3-6Nowak, Robert MA2b-3Ochi, Hiroshi TA8a-3Oh, Seungseok TA6-1Okello, James TA8a-3Onggosanusi, Eko WA5-3Orchard, Michael MA6b-5Orchard, Michael T. MP1-2Ortega, Antonio TP6-3O’Sullivan, Joseph A. MA6b-4Oteri, Oghenekome TP2-4Ottersten, Bjorn TP5-7Owsley, Norm MP5-2Oyman, Ozgur MP7-4Ozdemir, Ozgur MP8b-12Ozen, Serdar MP8a-3Pace, Phillip TP8a-8Padmanabhan, Venkata MA2b-2Page, Joel TA8b-2Pal, Timothy TP8b-12Palem, Krishna TP3-8Paliouras, Vassilis WA3-3Palmer, Jason WA7-4Palomar, Daniel MP4-5Pandharipande, Ashish MA4b-1Papandreou-Suppappola, AntoniaWA8b-9Parhami, Behrooz TA8b-12Parhami, Behrooz WA3-8Parhi, Keshab MP8a-12Parhi, Keshab K. WA8b-13Park, Jun Cheol TP3-8

NAME SESSIONPasternak, Eli WA8b-12Patuck, Naushirwan WA6-5Patwari, Neal WA1-5Pauciullo, Antonio TP8a-2Paulraj, Arogyaswami MP7-1Paulraj, Arogyaswami MP7-4Paura, Luigi TP8b-1Paura, Luigi WA8a-8Peel, Christian TP1-5Perez-Gonzalez, Fernando MP8b-1Perreau, Sylvie MA4b-3Pesavento, Marius MP8a-10Pessoa, Lucio MP4-3Pessoa, Lucio F. C. WA8b-5Petre, Stoica TP1-9Petropulu, Athina WA5-6Petrovic, Dragan TP2-5Poliannikov, Oleg MP6-3Polley, Michael WA8a-11Poon, Ada WA1-6Poonawalla, Amyu TA6-4porat, ron TA8a-8Powers, Edward J. WA8b-6Prabhakar, Balaji WA1-2Pradhan, Sandeep MP1-1Pratt, Tim TP5-1Prendergast, Ryan TA3-1Puri, Rohit MP1-1Qidwai, Uvais TA8a-10Qiu, Lili MA2b-2Rabbat, Michael MA2b-3Raja, Nouman Saeed MP1-9Ramchandran, Kannan MP1-1Ramchandran, Kannan TP2-5Rangaswamy, Muralidhar TP5-2Rao, Arvind MP2b-5Rao, Bhaskar MP7-5Rao, Bhaskar MP8a-13Rao, Bhaskar TA7b-3Rao, Bhaskar D. WA5-4Rao, Malempati WA2-4Ratnakar, Niranjan MA7b-1Ray, Monika TA8a-10Redfern, Arthur MP4-1Redfern, Arthur WA8a-11Redfern, Arthur WA8a-2Reed, Irving S. TA8a-1Reed, Jeffrey TP7-4Reibman, Amy TP6-6Reuther, Albert TP2-9Ricci, Giuseppe TP8a-4Ricci, Giuseppe TP8b-13Ricci, Giuseppe TP8b-14Rice, Mark MA4b-5Richard, Cédric TA7a-1Riedi, Rudolf MA2b-1Rieken, David W. TA5-1Ritcey, James MA5b-1Ritcey, James MA7b-3Ritcey, James MP5-9Ritcey, James WA8a-12Robie, David TP3-4Rocha, Kelvin MA4b-2Rockmore, Daniel TA2-8Rodoplu, Volkan WA1-9

NAME SESSIONRoh, June Chul MP7-5Roh, June Chul MP8a-13Romberg, Justin WA6-1Rosenblatt, Murray WA2-1Rößler, Jürgen F. TP8b-15Rostaing, Philippe TP7-6Rouseff, Daniel MP5-9Roy, Sumit TA1-4Rupp, Markus MP8a-5Sabharwal, Ashutosh MP7-7Sabir, Muhammad MP8a-6Sabir, Muhammad TA8b-16Safavi, Anahid TP4-7Samra, Harvind WA8b-14Sandberg, Irwin TA7a-4Sans, Miquel TA8b-11Sansosti, Eugenio TP8a-2Sarma, Ashwin WA7-1Sarvotham, Shriram MA2b-1Scaglione, Anna TA1-8Scharf, Louis TA2-1Scharf, Louis WA2-5Scharf, Louis WA2-9Scheper, Richard TA8a-7Scherzer, Shimon MP8a-8Schmidt, Henrik MP5-8Schmidt, Henrik TP8a-6Schniter, Phil WA4-4Schniter, Philip TP4-2Schniter, Philip WA8a-1Scholnik, Dan MP3-5Scholtz, Robert A. TA1-2Schreckenbach, Frank MP2a-3Schreier, Peter WA2-5Schroeder, Jim MA4b-5Schubert, MArtin TP7-8Schuller, Gerald TA3-7Schulte, Michael J. TA8b-10Seibert, Michael TP2-9Seidel, Peter-Michael MA3b-2Selesnick, Ivan MP3-9Selesnick, Ivan TA7b-1Sendur, Levent TA7b-1Serpedin, Erchin MP8b-5Serpedin, Erchin MP8b-6Serpedin, Erchin MP8b-9Serpedin, Erchin WA8a-7Seskar, Ivan MP8a-11Sestok, Charles MP4-1Sethares, William MP4-2Sezgin, Aydin MP7-9Sharif, Masoud MA7b-5Sheikh, Hamid WA6-3Shen, Hao WA8b-9Shen, Manyuan WA8a-12Shi, Kai WA8a-7Shi, Yonggang TA6-2Shpak, Dale MP4-6Shynk, John J. WA4-9Shynk, John J. WA8b-2Siddiqui, Kashif TA6-7Siddiqui, Matheen TA6-7Sidiropoulos, Nicholas TP2-3sinha, pranesh TA8b-3Sinno, Dana TP2-7

NAME SESSIONSkavantzos, Alexander WA3-3Slade, Brendon TP4-8Slock, Dirk MP4-8Slock, Dirk T.M. MA8b-6Slock, Dirk T.M. MP7-3Smith, Mark J. T. TA3-3Smith, Steven TA2-3Sniatala, Pawel TA8b-1Snyder, Donald L. MA6b-4Soatto, Stefano MP6-1Soderstrand, Michael TA8b-5Somayazulu, V. TA1-4Sonalkar, Ranjan TA8a-5Sottani, Emiliano WA5-8Sousa, Elvino TP7-7Spasojevic, Predrag MP8a-11Spencer, Nicholas TP5-5Spencer, Quentin TP7-9Sperry, Brian MP5-3Srivastava, Anuj MP6-2Stanczak, Slawomir TP8b-3Stevens, John MA8b-7Stewart, Robert W. TP5-9Stine, James WA3-7Stoica, Petre TA5-4Stoica, Petre TA5-7Strohmer, Thomas MP7-6Strohmer, Thomas TP8b-4Su, Weifeng TP1-2Sullivan, James L. MP3-1Sun, Yi WA1-8Sung, Youngchul MP8b-16Sung, Youngchul WA4-1Svantesson, Thomas TP7-3svensson, lennart WA7-3Swami, Ananthram WA4-1Swartzlander, Jr., Earl E. TA8a-6Swindlehurst, Lee TP1-5Taha, Ali TA1-6Tan, Mizhou TP4-1Tang, Xiangyu MP1-8Tarokh, Vahid TP1-4Taskovski, Dimitar TP3-5Tassiulas, Leandros TP2-3Teague, Keith MA8b-9Tepedelenlioglu, Cihan WA8a-4Terho, Liisa WA8b-4Terreno, Andrea TA8a-9Tesauro, Manlio TP8a-4Therrien, Charles W. WA2-2Therrien, Charles W. WA7-7Thilak, Vimal TP3-6Thirupathi, Durai MA5b-2Thomas, Timothy WA5-2Thomas, Timothy WA5-5Thompson, Charles MP5-1Thomson, David J. WA2-3Tian, Zhi WA8b-11Tisserand, Arnaud WA3-4Tong, Lang MP8b-16Tong, Lang TP2-2Tong, Lang WA4-1Torlak, Murat MP8a-7Torlak, Murat MP8b-12Tracey, Brian TP7-5

NAME SESSIONTran, Trac TA3-5Triolo, Anthony TP7-2Tripathi, Rashmi TA8b-16Tse , David WA1-6Tu, Zhuowen MP6-4Tufts, Donald WA7-1Tugnait, Jitendra K. WA4-3Tujkovic, Djordje WA5-8Tuqan, Jamal MP3-7Tuqan, Jamal TP4-4Tureli, Ufuk WA8a-10Tureli, Ufuk WA8a-3Tureli, Ufuk WA8a-5Ueda, Kenji TA8a-3Uma, Chander TA8b-5Vacca, Fabrizio TA8a-9Vacca, Fabrizio TA8b-7Vacca, Fabrizio WA6-7Vaidyanathan, Palghat MP2b-3Vaidyanathan, Palghat MP3-8Vaidyanathan, Palghat TA3-8Vajapeyam, Madhavan TP1-6Vanbleu, Koen MP4-4Vandenberghe, Lieven WA7-8Varanasi, Mahesh TP8b-13Varshney, Pramod TP2-8Vemireddy, Krishna TP4-8Venäläinen, Juha WA8b-4Venkatachalam, Anand WA6-4Verde, Francesco TP8b-1Verde, Francesco WA8a-8Vetterli, Martin MP6-9Vetterli, Martin TP8b-10Vikalo, Haris MP2a-4Villasenor, John MP1-7Vishwanath, Sriram WA1-4Visuri, Samuli MP7-3Visuri, Samuli MP8a-9Vogelbruch, Fabian MP4-9Vogelbruch, Fabian TP4-5Vogelbruch, Fabian WA8b-15Vook, Frederick WA5-5Vrcelj, Bojan MP3-8Vrcelj, Bojan TA3-8Wahl, Daniel TA6-6Wakin, Michael MA6b-5Wakin, Michael WA6-1Walker, William F. TA6-8Wallace, Jon TP7-3Wang, Dagen MA8b-12Wang, Hao MP8b-7Wang, Jibing MP8a-4Wang, Jibing WA8a-15Wang, Xiadong TA4-6Wang, Xiaodong MP8b-15Wang, Yan MP8b-5Wang, Yan MP8b-6Wang, Yan MP8b-9Wang, Zhisong TA5-4Wang, Zhou WA6-3Warke, Nirmal MP4-1Webb, Kevin TA6-1Wee, William WA6-6Wehinger, Joachim TP8b-5wei, bo MP8a-1

NAME SESSIONWei, Shuangqing TA1-3Weippert, Matthew TP5-1Weiss, Stephan TP4-3Weiss, Stephan TP5-9White, Lang MA4b-3Whiting, Bruce R. MA6b-4Wiegand, Thomas TP6-2Williams, MP5-1Wilson, Mike TP3-3Win, Moe TA1-3Witzgall, Hanna TA5-5Witzke, Melanie MP2a-3Worley, Jeremy TP6-1Wu, Di MP8a-11Wu, Peter TP7-1Wu, Wei WA3-5Wu, Zhiqiang TA1-5Wu, Zhiqiang TP8b-6Xia, Xiang-Gen TP1-2Xiong, Zixiang MP1-9Xu, Bo MP1-4Xu, Wen MP5-8Xu, Zhengyuan MP8b-15Xu, Zhengyuan MP8b-4Xu, Zhengyuan TP8b-8Xue, Ya TA4-7Yang, Liuqing TA1-7Yang, Liuqing TP1-1Yao, Kung MP8a-4Yao, Kung WA8a-15Yao, Yu-Dong WA8a-10Yao, Yu-Dong WA8a-5Yasein, Mohamed TP3-7yatawatta, sarod WA5-6Yin, George TA4-1Yocky, David TA6-6Yoon, Byung-Jun MP2b-3Younes, Laurent TP8a-5Youtz, Andrew WA8a-9Ysebaert, Geert MP4-4Yu, Bin MA2b-4Yu, Changhua TA8a-16Yu, Rongshan MA8b-10Yu, Xinying MP7-2Yue, Jiang WA8a-14Yue, Xiaodong TP8b-7Zatman, Michael TP7-5Zeidler, Brandon J. MA7b-4Zeidler, James R. WA5-4Zhang, Honglei TA1-3Zhang, Jianzhong MP7-8Zhang, Juntan MA1b-3Zhang, Rui MP1-3Zhang, Ruifeng MP8b-3Zhao, Qian MP1-6Zhao, Xin TA7a-2zhao, ying MP1-5Zheng, Yuan TP6-9Zhu, Fang TA1-5Zhu, Jianming TP8b-9Zoltowski, Michael MP8a-3Zoltowski, Michael WA5-2Zukunft, Roland MP4-9Zukunft, Roland TP4-5Zukunft, Roland WA8b-15

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