Wireless Research Group - WRG

Description

The Wireless Research Group is one of eight research groups within the Telecommunication and Information Technology Research Institute at the University of Wollongong. It is currently comprised of three academic staff and several postgraduate research students and every year hosts several visitors from around the world.

Research

The areas of research within the group are: space-time coding, mobile ad hoc networks, sequence design for DS CDMA applications, smart antennas for broadband wireless access systems, channel modelling, and error-control coding.

Funding

ARC funding and industrial sponsored research. Current Research Projects

Education

Academic staff of the Wireless Research Group are involved in teaching the following courses: Undergraduate level (http://www.elec.uow.edu.au/ugrad/): Bachelor of Engineering in Telecommunications Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering-Bachelor of Mathematics, Bachelor of Engineering-Bachelor of Science, Postgraduate Courses (http://www.elec.uow.edu.au/pg_info.html): Master of Engineering Studies (Telecommunications)

The WRG is asociated with the Australian Communications Research Network and is active in the following areas of expertise:

Research Areas:	Communications Theory; Channel Modeling; Wireless Access; Broadband Access; Ad Hoc Networks; Information Theory; Signal Processing;
Application Areas:	Wireless Data Communications; Mobile Communications; Broadband Communications;
Keywords:	space-time codes; smart antennas; CDMA; spreading sequences; mobile ad hoc networks