IEEE Workshop on 5G Simulators and Testbeds (5GSIM)
Theme of the workshop and topics of interest
- 5G wireless channel simulator
- 5G link-level simulator
- 5G system-level simulator
- 5G network-level simulator
- mmWave channel simulator
- Hardware-in-the-loop simulator
- 5G performance evaluation methodology
- 5G-related testbeds (mmWave, massive MIMO, full-duplex, etc)
- Performance evaluation methodologies and metrics for beyond 5G
- Etc.
Brief description of workshop
5G mobile communication system is expected to be an important connecting infrastructure for information and knowledge exchange among people, machine, sensors, devices, and even environments. 5G standards are being made to satisfy performance requirements that are defined in ITU-R documents. Simulators play an important role in evaluating performance of wireless communications systems as well as individual technique. There exist key performance indicators in 5G mobile communications, which includes peak and average data rate, mobility, energy efficiency, spectral efficiency, latency, connection density, etc. These performance metrics needs to be evaluated by simulators.
In general, there are three different levels in simulators: link-level, system-level, and network-level. Link-level simulator is used to evaluate performances of the point-to-point physical layer technologies, while system-level simulator is used to evaluate performance point-to-multipoint (downlink) or multipoint-to-point (uplink) cellular network when there exist multiple cells in a network. The system-level simulator exploits the results of link-level simulator for obtaining the system-level performance. The network-level simulator is used to evaluate end-to-end performance of mobile communication systems, which includes wired network between wireless access networks. Most communication research organizations including both academia and industry have their own simulators, but they have different levels of assumption and implementation depth according to technical needs of each organization.
Through 5G Simulators and Testbeds workshop, participants of conference can share latest research insights and implementation experiences on 5G simulators and testbeds.
Contact Information
Bang Chul Jung (bcjung@cnu.ac.kr) or Hyun Jong Yang (hjyang@unist.ac.kr)
Steering Committee
Bang Chul Jung, Chungnam National University, Republic of Korea
Hyun Jong Yang, UNIST, Republic of Korea
Technical Program Committee
Won-Yong Shin, Dankuk University, Republic of Korea
Howon Lee, Hankyung National University, Republic of Korea
In-Ho Lee, Hankyung National University, Republic of Korea
Hu Jin, Hanyang University, Republic of Korea
Sang-Woon Jeon, Hanyang University, Republic of Korea
Eunmi Chu, Chungnam National University, Republic of Korea
Sang Ik Han, KAIST, Republic of Korea
Han Seung Jang, Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD), Singapore
Young-bin Kim, KDDI Research, Japan
Important Dates
Workshop Papers Due: 17 October 2018
Workshop Papers Acceptance Notification: 26 October 2018
Final Camera-Ready Paper Due: 4 November 2018
Submission Guidelines
Submission Guideline: see http://ccnc2019.ieee-ccnc.org/authors
Submission link: https://edas.info/newPaper.php?c=24814&track=92663
