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ACM SIGCOMM Software Radio Implementation Forum (SRIF) 2014

Technical Program

Call for Papers

The Software Radio Implementation Forum (SRIF) seeks papers for the SRIF 2014 workshop to be held August 2014 in conjunction with ACM SIGCOMM in Chicago.

The SRIF workshop brings together researchers and practitioners of software defined radio (SDR) to share experiences, insights and the latest results in designing and using SDR systems. Submissions from both industry and academia are encouraged.

The goal of SRIF is to bring together practitioners and researchers of software defined radio in to share their experiences, insights and latest developments. Through this exchange the workshop aims to facilitate collaborations between academia and industry. The workshop is a venue for industrial participants to share their experiences and best practices for commercial deployments of SDR systems and for researchers to share their latest results in novel uses of SDR in emerging wireless systems.

We invite paper, posters and demo submissions in all areas related to SDR development and research. Example topics of interest include:

  • New hardware and software architectures for software radio
  • New programming models for SDR
  • New PHY and MAC primitives and abstractions
  • WLAN and LTE cellular networks with SDR
  • Prototypes of novel wireless systems using SDR
  • State-of-the-art performance of wireless systems using SDR
  • New applications for SDR (e.g. security, localization, medical, etc.)
  • New insights on wireless theory vs. practice enabled by SDR

Submissions

All submissions to SRIF 2014 must be original work that has not been submitted to any other workshop, conference, or journal. The workshop will consider two different types of papers:

  • Full papers: 6 to 8 double column pages describing relatively mature and completed work.
  • Extended abstracts for posters and demos: 2 to 5 double column pages describing work-in-progress, experiments, challenges or positions.

Submissions must use the ACM template.

Full papers will be presented as technical talks in oral sessions.

Posters and demos will be presented in a dedicated, non-overlapping session. Authors of posters and demos will have 2 minutes at the beginning of the poster/demo session to advertise their work.

Depending on the number of accepted full papers, some may be allocated to the poster/demo session for presentation purposes.

Authors must clearly indicate in the title of the paper the type of submission (e.g., title prefix of “Paper:”, “Poster:” or “Demo:”).

Submissions will be evaluated via a single-blind review process. Please include author names and affiliation in the submission. All accepted papers (full and short) will be published online by ACM and/or IEEE.

All papers must be submitted via EDAS.

Important Dates

  • March 30, 2014

    Paper/extended abstract submission deadline

  • April 30, 2014

    Acceptance notification

  • May 30, 2014

    Camera-ready submissions due

  • June 15, 2014

    Program available online

  • August 18, 2014

    Workshop (all day)

Organizers

  • General Chair

  • Dr. Li Erran Li

    Bell Labs, Alcatel-Lucent, USA

  • Steering Committee

  • Dr. Li Erran Li

    Bell Labs, Alcatel-Lucent, USA

  • Prof. Soung Chang Liew

    The Chinese University of Hong Kong

  • Dr. Tom Rondeau

    General Manager, GNU Radio, USA

  • Dr. Kun Tan

    Microsoft Research Asia, China

  • Technical Program Co-Chairs

  • Prof. Marina Petrova

    RWTH Aachen University, Germany

  • Prof. Shyam Gollakota

    University of Washington, USA

  • Dr. Patrick Murphy

    Mango Communications, USA

  • TPC Members

  • Prof. Giuseppe Bianchi

    University of Roma Tor Vergata, Italy

  • Prof. Prabal Dutta

    University of Michigan, USA

  • Matt Ettus

    CEO, Ettus Research, USA

  • Prof. Matthias Hollick

    TU Darmstadt, Germany

  • Prof. Kyle Jamieson

    University College London, UK

  • Prof. Edward Knightly

    Rice University, USA

  • Dr. Li Erran Li

    Bell Labs, Alcatel-Lucent, USA

  • Prof. Soung Chang Liew

    The Chinese University of Hong Kong

  • Prof. Petri Mahonen

    RWTH Aachen University, Germany

  • Prof. Petar Popovski

    Aalborg University, Denmark

  • Dr. Tom Rondeau

    General Manager, GNU Radio, USA

  • Prof. Ashu Sabharwal

    Rice University, USA

  • Prof. Joshua Smith

    University of Washington

  • Prof. Kannan Srinivasan

    The Ohio State University, USA

  • Dr. Kun Tan

    Microsoft Research Asia, China

  • Prof. Xinbing Wang

    Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China

  • Prof. Y. Richard Yang

    Yale University, USA

  • Prof. Lin Zhong

    Rice University, USA

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