The IEEE International Symposium on Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks (DySPAN) is a unique conference that mixes technology and policy issues, thereby becoming the premier meeting for sharing and exploring advanced spectrum technologies. IEEE DySPAN 2019 solicits research papers in both technology and policy subjects. Topics include but not limited to:

TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM TOPICS

•    Spectrum measurements and models
•    Interference metrics and measurements
•    Security and privacy issues in spectrum access and management
•    Information-theoretic aspects of spectrum sharing
•    Energy-efficient dynamic spectrum access (DSA)
•    MAC and routing protocols for DSA
•    DSA and/or spectrum sharing in mmWave spectrum
•    Spectrum management for the Internet of Things (IoT)
•    RF energy harvesting in dynamic spectrum access regimes
•    Application of AI in spectrum access and management
•    Geolocation databases for DSA and sharing
•    Coexistence of heterogeneous technologies
    
POLICY PROGRAM TOPICS

•    Business models and pricing for DSA
•    Market and regulatory approaches and trends to facilitate secondary spectrum access and usage
•    Market and regulatory approaches to enabling DSA
•    Software regulation/standardization and equipment certification
•    Industry and government roles in enabling dynamic spectrum access
•    Dynamic spectrum auctions and economics with focus on incentive auctions
•    Spectrum etiquettes and coexistence models
•    Spectrum sharing vs infrastructure sharing
•    Defining/enforcing rights and responsibilities of spectrum licensees and easement
•    Standardization of DSA technology