NSF Student Travel Grant for 2019 IEEE International Symposium on Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks (IEEE DySPAN)

IEEE动态频谱接入网络国际研讨会IEEE DySPAN 2019将于2019年11月11日至11月14日在美国新泽西州纽瓦克举行。DySPAN是一个独特的研讨会，聚集了行业、学术界和监管社区以及这些社区之间关于频谱的技术、商业和政策方面的互动。DySPAN 2019不仅提供技术论文演示文稿，还提供广泛的其他教育形式，包括小组讨论、教程、行业演示文稿、海报和学术界和工业界领袖的主题演讲。频谱工程和政策对于提供巨大社会效益的未来无线网络的持续发展至关重要，DySPAN处于有利地位，可以为这一多学科领域的研究想法交流和未来劳动力培训提供场所。该项目的目标是支持大约12名拥有旅行补助金的美国学生参加DySPAN 2019年。学生们将有机会展示他们的作品或参加这次研讨会，而不需要接受论文。参加研讨会的大多数学生将研究与通信、频谱、协议和建模相关的主题。他们可能会为他们的研究发现新的方向，这可能会带来新的智力贡献。学生旅行津贴的公告将发布在DySPAN 2019网站上，委员会将开展外联活动(例如，面向N2Women和其他少数群体)，以吸引潜在参与者。该公告特别鼓励女性、本科生和初级研究生以及代表性不足的少数群体参与。这一奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

IEEE International Symposium on Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks, IEEE DySPAN 2019, will be held between November 11 and November 14, 2019, in Newark, NJ, USA. DySPAN is a unique symposium that gathers industry, academia and regulatory communities and facilities interactions between these communities on technical, business and policy aspects of spectrum. DySPAN 2019 offers not only technical paper presentations but also a wide range of other educational formats, including panels, tutorials, industry presentations, posters and keynote speeches by leaders from academia and industry. Spectrum engineering and policy are crucial for the continued advancement of future wireless networks that provide enormous societal benefits and DySPAN is well positioned to provide a venue for exchange of research ideas and training of the future workforce in this multi-disciplinary area.The goal of this project is to support approximately 12 U.S.-based students with travel grants to attend DySPAN 2019. The students will have the opportunity to present their work or attend this symposium without accepted papers. Most students attending the symposium will be working on topics related to communications, spectrum, protocol and modeling. They may discover new directions for their research that can lead to new intellectual contributions. Announcement for the Student Travel Grant will be posted on the DySPAN 2019 website and the committee will conduct outreach (e.g. to N2Women and other minority groups) to attract potential attendees. The announcement specifically encourages the participation of women, undergraduates and beginning graduate students, and underrepresented minorities.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.