Conference Proceedings
The
4th World
Symposium on Communication Engineering (WSCE
2021)
Date: November 25-28,
2021
Place: University of Macedonia, Greece (Hybird)
Publisher: IEEE Press
ISBN: 978-0-7381-1345-6
Online: Click
Index: EI Compendex, SCOPUS
About the Conference
For COVID-19 epidemic spreading, The 4th World Symposium on Communication Engineering (WSCE 2021) was held hybridly from November 25-28, 2021, as a workshop of ICICN 2021. WSCE 2021 is co-sponsored by OPSS China, and IEEE, Organized by University of Macedonia, technical supported by Nagoya Institute of Technology etc.
Keynote and Invite Speeches
Prof. Zhiyi Wei
Institute of Physics (IOP) of the
Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Title:
Progress of Ultra-Low Phase Noise
Optical Frequency Comb and Coherent
Frequency Transfer
Prof. Xianbin
Wang
Fellow of Canadian Academy of Engineering
and IEEE Fellow
Western University, Canada
Title: From 5G to 6G:
Wireless Evolution in a Hyper-Connected
World
Prof. Lingyang Song
IEEE Fellow
Beijing University, China
Title: MetaEverything:
Intelligent MetaMaterial aided Sensing and
Communications
Prof. Feifei Gao
IEEE Fellow
Tsinghua University, China
Title: Deep Learning for
Physical Layer Communications: An Attempt
towards 6G
Prof. Alexey Kavokin
Headliner Award
Westlake University, China
Title: Qubits Based on
Liquide Light: A Polarition Platform for
Quantum Computation
Prof. John C.S. Lui
ACM, IEEE and HKAES Fellow
The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China
Title: Optimizing Mixture
Importance Sampling and Online Learning for
Network Simulations
Best Oral Presentation
Session: Mobile Communications and
Wireless Networks
Title:
Dirty Paper Coding Based Weighted Throughout
Maximization for UAV-Mounted Wireless
Systems
Yanjie Dong, Shenzhen University, China
Session: Computer and Intelligent
Communication System
Title:
A Method of Soft-Sensing Log-Likelihood
Ratios Based on Broad Learning System for
NAND Flash Memories
Kainan Ma, Institute of Semiconductors,
Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Session: Optoelectronic Technology
and Optical Communication
Title:
High-Repetition-Rate Pulsed Yb-Doped Fiber
Laser Based on Hybrid Plasmonic Microfiber
Resonator
Zi-xuan Ding, Nanjing University, China
Session: Signal Theory and Analysis
Title:
All-fiber Frequency Shifter with a lower
Frequency Shift for the Coherent Detection
Zhengwei Zhang, Shanghai University, China
Session: Advanced Information
Network and Security
Title:
A Traffic and Energy Based Detection and
Prevention of DDoS Attacks on Nodes to in
WSN
Taehwa Lee, Sungkyunkwan University, South
Korea
Session: Optical Communication and
Wireless Communication Technology
Title:
Mode-locked Vortex Fiber Lasers based on
High-Order Mode Conversion
Haocun Wu, Shanghai University, China
Session: Mobile Communication and
Data Transmission
Title:
Optimising Decision Making on Communication
Systems The Federated Learning Approach
Konstantinos Stergiou, University of
Macedonia, Greece
Title: Neural
Networks Applied for Broadcast Channels
Mohammad Abuabdoh, University of South
Florida, US
Session: Intelligent Image Analysis
and Processing
Title:
Dual External Contextual Attention Network
for Pseudomyxoma Peritonei Segmentation in
CT Images
Gao Jingran, Institute of Computing
Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences,
China; University of Chinese Academy of
Sciences, China
Session: Intelligent Control System
and Information Management
Title:
Span-based Joint Extracting Subjects and
Objects and Classifying Relations with
Multi-head Self-attention
Xuanang Zheng, East China Normal University,
China
Session: Future Communication
Technology and Development
Title:
Optimization the effects of Asphalt and soil
on Underground Magneto-Inductive
Communication and Localization
Menghao Chu, Beijing University of
Technology, China
Session: Internet of Things and
Communication Engineering
Title:
Artificial Intelligence ANTi-Attack System
(AIANTAS) for IoT Cyberspace: An Upcoming
Cloud-based Security Architecture for Police
Authorities
Vasileios A. Memos, University of Macedonia,
Greece
Session: Artificial Intelligence and
Information Technology
Title:
Diverse Implementations Of The Lorenz System
for Teaching Non-Linear Chaotic Circuits
Sotirios K. Goudos, Aristotle University of
Thessaloniki, Greece
Title:
Enhanced Robot Position Control Using Force
Information for Mobile Robots: Influences of
Obstacles on Cooperative Work
Yutaka Ishibashi, Nagoya Institute of
Technology, Japan
