Scandinavian workshop on testbed based wireless research, Stockholm, May 29th, 2012

• USRP-based resource management research platform , Kalle Ruttik, Y. Beyene,G.M. Crespo,T. Hassen,V.K. Ganesan,L. Zhou, Aalto University.
• Broadband Wireless Experimental System for Realtime- and Hardware in the Loop Implementation , Andreas Kortke, Wilhelm Keusgen, Fraunhofer, Heinrich Hertz Institute
• An SDR testbed using USRP2 for demonstration of MIMO and other wireless techniques , Patrik Eliardsson and Ulrika Uppman, FOI - Swedish Defence Research Agency Department of Robust Telecommunications
• An Experimental Investigation of SIMO, MIMO, Interference-alignment (IA) , Per Zetterberg and Nima N. Moghadam, KTH Royal Institute of Technology
• USRP testbed for spectrum sensing of OFDM signals , Anton Blad, Linkoping University,
• Testbed Based Wireless Research, D2D , Mikael Prytz and Vicknesan Ayadurai,
• Warp-Based Testbed, Mikael Prytz and Vicknesan Ayadurai

• Broadband Wireless Experimental System for Realtime- and Hardware in the Loop Implementation , Andreas Kortke, Wilhelm Keusgen, Fraunhofer, Heinrich Hertz Institute
• An SDR testbed using USRP2 for demonstration of MIMO and other wireless techniques , Patrik Eliardsson and Ulrika Uppman, FOI - Swedish Defence Research Agency Department of Robust Telecommunications
• An Experimental Investigation of SIMO, MIMO, Interference-alignment (IA) , Per Zetterberg and Nima N. Moghadam, KTH Royal Institute of Technology
• USRP testbed for spectrum sensing of OFDM signals , Anton Blad, Linkoping University, Testbed Based Wireless Research, D2D , Mikael Prytz and Vicknesan Ayadurai,
• Warp-Based D2D Testbed, Mikael Prytz and Vicknesan Ayadurai

Scope

The Scandinavian workshop on testbed based wireless research aims to bring together researchers from academy, research institutes and industry, who use testbeds to address research issues related to the technology of future wireless systems. There is today a large number of hardware platforms used for building such testbeds, and among the more widely used ones are the USRP, WARP and OpenAirInterface. Whereas these are the more commonly used platforms, the workshop is not limited to these. Testbeds can be used as a vehicle for proof-of-concept demonstrations, for analyzing the impact of RF-impairments, for testing algorithms under realistic assumptions, for reality checks and for many other reasons.