General Chairs
- Bhavani Shankar M. R.
- University of Luxembourg
- Kumar Vijay Mishra
- U.S. DEVCOM Army Research Labs
Steering Commitee
- Moeness Amin
- Villanova University, US
- Visa Koivunen
- Aalto University, Finland
- Björn Ottersten
- KTH, Sweden
Technical Program Committee
- Nuria Gonzalez-Prelcic
- North Carolina State University
- Shobha Sundar Ram
- Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology, India
- Lingyang Song
- Peking University, China
Signal processing techniques played a key role in the early work in joint sensing and communication systems, motivated by the competition for a scarce spectrum and the interest on reducing hardware size and cost. However, joint sensing and communication, initially dominated by dual-function radar communications systems, has evolved into a more complex paradigm called integrated sensing and communication (ISAC), where many possible types of interaction between sensing and communication are possible, and other sensors besides radar are considered.
Several seminal ISAC works have already been published in Signal Processing, Communications, Information Theory and Sensor society publications. However, the advent of novel use cases such as autonomous driving, drone-based customer services, radio-frequency identification, and weather monitoring are opening novel avenues for application of ISAC. These use cases involve heterogenous sensors like radars, cameras, GPS to name a few and employed in a distributed setting sensors like radars, cameras, GPS to name a few, are now deployed in dense environments. The scenarios, multiplicity and diversity of sensors, intricate interaction between communications and sensing offer new frontier that come together with novel challenges hitherto not considered.
This workshop aims to bring researchers and practitioners to discuss problems, potential methodologies and first solutions in this rapidly evolving field.
Topics of Interest
The workshop solicits high quality papers in different topics related to ISAC including, but not limited to,
- ISAC for Millimeter-wave and THz
- Sensor aided communication,
- Full duplex and Distributed ISAC systems
- Radio and sensor data fusion
- Automated ground/aerial vehicles
- ISAC aided by intelligent surfaces
- Novel ISAC applications,
- Learning for ISAC waveform design, channel estimation, receive processing, new learning paradigms for ISAC,
- Cognition, inverse cognition, metacognition for ISAC,
- Learning for distributed, collaborative, and cooperative ISAC
Call for papers
- Paper Submission Deadline: 09 March 2023
- Paper Acceptance Notification: 14 April 2023
- Camera Ready Paper Deadline: 28 April 2023
Submission Portal
ICASSP Conference Portal
The workshop also includes keynote speeches from leading researchers and practitioners and interdisciplinary panel discussion.
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Contact: Bhavani.Shankar@uni.lu, kvm@ieee.org