Seminar by Dr. Mama Nsangou Mouchili (Concordia University)

Speaker: Dr. Mama Nsangou Mouchili
                Concordia University

Title: Demystifying Mobile x-G (1G-5G) Concepts: Part 3

Date/Time: March 9th, 2016 (16:10--18:10)

Place: EV 3.101

This is the third and final part of the three-part seminar on wireless networks given by Dr.Mouchili.
This series is open to all, but please register with Dr. J.W. Atwood (william.atwood@concordia.ca) to ensure that adequate space will be available.  

ABSTRACT

In the future, wireless access will go beyond humans and expand to serve any entity that may benefit from being connected. This is referred to as the Internet of Things (IoT) or Machine to Machine (M2M) Communication. To support possibly billions of IoT devices, a wireless network infrastructure is needed that is not only highly scalable in terms of its capacity, but can also optimally handle differing service needs, such as diverse requirements for mobility, latency, network reliability and resiliency. These diverse requirements require re-architecting key components of the cellular network.  Cloud computing and virtualization, analytics, and other modern IT technologies seem to fit the 5G evolution path. During this workshop, we will explain the fundamentals of each of these technologies to deduce how 5G merges them to address the above mentioned challenges.

Note: In contrast with the two previous sessions, the slides for this presentation will *NOT* be made available to the audience after the presentation.  No taking of pictures will be permitted.

BIO

Dr. Nsangou Mouchili received the Bachelor of Science, Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees from the Peoples Friendship University, Russian Federation, in 2006, 2008, and 2012.  He is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Concordia University, funded jointly by MITACS and Ericsson.  His research interests are in mobile telecommunications, especially the modeling of the performance of cellular systems.