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IEEE/CIC ICCC 2016 Time/Day Wednesday, July 27, 2016 Thursday, July 28, 2016 Friday, July 29, 2016 Message from the General Chairs...............................4 Tutorials....................................................................31 Message from the Technical Program Chairs..............5 Industrial & Academic Panel.....................................36 Committees ................................................................6 Technical Program....................................................37 Open Ceremony/Keynotes .......................................13 Social Events............................................................52 Invited papers/Talks..................................................20 Maps & Travel...........................................................53 Workshops................................................................27 GENERAL INFORMATION · FLOOR PLAN BADGES and TICKETS CONFERENCE BANQUET IEEE/CIC ICCC Badges must be worn at all times Thursday, July 28, 18:30-21:00, Malacca and are necessary for admittance to all IEEE/CIC Restaurant, Wangjiang Club 1F. ICCC Sessions and Meal functions. (Tickets and Badges are needed for entry to the Workshops, COFFEE BREAKS Banquet and Workshop Lunches). Coffee breaks will be provided in the meeting room or foyers. Hours of Coffee Breaks: 10:30am ‐ REGISTRATION DESK 11:00am (Jul.27-29), 15:30pm‐16:00pm (Jul.27-29). Registration desk will be located in the hall of the Wufu Building, Wangjiang Hotel. A FRIENDLY REMINDER Please turn off anything that chirps, beeps, buzzes WELCOME RECEPTION or rings, including but not limited to pagers, beepers, Wednesday, July 27, 18:30-21:00, Malacca cell phones, PDA, laptops during sessions in the Restaurant, Wangjiang Club 1F. conference. The conference speakers and audience thank you for your consideration and cooperation. MEETING ROOMS, POSTERS AND EXHIBITIONS EVALUATION FORMS Meeting rooms and the Ballroom are located on the All Conference Participants will receive an overall 1st floor, 2nd floor and 4th floor. Posters and conference evaluation form through email after the exhibitions will be set up outside the Wufu Hall. conference. Your feedback is important to us and helps us plan future meetings. IEEE/CIC ICCC 2016 Time/Day Wednesday, July 27, 2016 Thursday, July 28, 2016 Friday, July 29, 2016 8:00-8:30 Conference Registration Conference Registration Conference Registration 8:30-9:00 Welcome Opening (Wufu Hall) E-MIMO WIN Workshop- SIN Workshop- Tutorial#2 Tutorial#5 Tutorial#9 9:00-9:45 Workshop-1 Keynote Speech #1 (Wufu Hall) Keynote Speech #3 (Wufu Hall) 2 3 (Maesai (Maesai (Brunei (Boya (Hongda (Sentosa Reception Reception Meeting Meeting Meeting Room) Meeting Room) Hall 1) Hall 2) Room) 9:45-10:30 Room) Keynote Speech #2 (Wufu Hall) Keynote Speech #4 (Wufu Hall) 10:30-11:00 Coffee Break Coffee Break & Poster Session-1 Coffee Break & Poster Session-2 E-MIMO ASDRAN SIN Workshop- Tutorial#2 Tutorial#5 Tutorial#9 WCS-1 CCT-1 SPC-1 Invited-1 Invited-2 SPC-4 Invited-5 SNBD-1 PSC-1 Workshop-1 WNM-1 Workshop-2 3 (Maesai (Maesai (Brunei (Boya (Hongda (Maesai (Sentosa (International (Brunei (Sentosa (Maesai (Maesai 11:00-12:30 (Boya (Boya (Hongda (Sentosa Reception Reception Meeting Meeting Meeting Reception Meeting Conference Meeting Meeting Reception Reception Meeting Meeting Meeting Room) Meeting Room) Hall 1) Hall 2) Room) Room) Room) Hall 2) Room) Hall) Room) Room) Hall 1) Hall 2) Room) Room) 12:30-14:00 Lunch Lunch Lunch Steering Tutorial#3 Tutorial#4 Tutorial#7 Tutorial#8 WCS-2 CCT-2 SPC-2 NGN-1 Invited-3 Invited-4 Committee WNM-2 WCS-5 STC-1 OCSN-1 PSC-2 Tutorial#1 Tutorial#6 (Boya (Maesai (Maesai (Brunei (Boya (Hongda (Maesai (Brunei (Sentosa (International Meeting (Boya (Brunei (Hongda (Maesai (Maesai 14:00-15:30 (Hongda (Sentosa Meeting Reception Reception Meeting Meeting Meeting Reception Meeting Meeting Conference (Maesai Meeting Meeting Meeting Reception Reception Meeting Room) Meeting Room) Room) Hall 1) Hall 2) Room) Room) Room) Hall 2) Room) Room) Hall) Reception Room) Room) Room) Hall 1) Hall 2) Hall 1) 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Steering Tutorial#3 Tutorial#4 Tutorial#7 Tutorial#8 WCS-3 WCS-4 SPC-3 NGN-2 NGN-3 IAP Committee WCS-6 WCS-7 STC-2 OCSN-2 Tutorial#1 Tutorial#6 (Boya (Maesai (Maesai (Brunei (Boya (Hongda (Maesai (Brunei (Sentosa (International Meeting (Boya (Brunei (Hongda (Maesai 16:00-17:30 (Hongda (Sentosa Meeting Reception Reception Meeting Meeting Meeting Reception Meeting Meeting Conference (Maesai Meeting Meeting Meeting Reception Meeting Room) Meeting Room) Room) Hall 1) Hall 2) Room) Room) Room) Hall 2) Room) Room) Hall) Reception Room) Room) Room) Hall 1) Hall 1) 18:30-21:00 Welcome Reception Banquet TECHNICAL Sessions TUTORIALS STC: Selected Topics in Communications Tutorial 1: Low-Cost Massive MIMO：From Theory to Practice SPC: Signal Processing for Communications Tutorial 2: Molecular Communication: From Theory to Standard OCSN: Optical Communication Systems and Networks Tutorial 3: Vehicular Communications and Networking: The Gateway to Connected Mobility NGN: Next Generation Networking Tutorial 4: Channel Characterization and Modeling of 5G Wireless Communication Systems CCT: Communication and Control Theory Tutorial 5: Recent Advances in Wireless Localization SNBD: Social Networks and Big Data Tutorial 6: Networks and Devices Revolution for 5G: Fundamentals and Recent Advances WCS: Wireless Communications Systems Tutorial 7: New Type Non-orthogonal Multiple Access for 5G Networks WNM: Wireless Networking and Multimedia Tutorial 8: NOMA: A Promising Multiple Access Technique for 5G and Beyond PSC Privacy and Security in Communications Tutorial 9: Full-Duplex Communications and Networks WORKSHOPS SIN: The First International Workshop on Space Information Networking WIN: The Fourth IEEE/CIC ICCC International Workshop on Wireless Communications for Internet of Things Networking Locations of Meeting Rooms ASDRAN: The First International Workshop on Advanced Software Defined Radio Access Networks Wangjiang Club: Maesai Reception Hall 1 (1F), Maesai Reception Hall 2 (1F), Brunei E-MIMO: The Second International Workshop on Emerging MIMO Technology in Large-Scale Active Antenna System Meeting Room (2F), Sentosa Meeting Room (4F) Wufu Building: Wufu Hall (1F), Boya Meeting Room (1F), International Conference Hall (2F) Industrial & Academic Panels (IAP) Hongda Building: Hongda Meeting Room (1F) High Frequency - The Road to Reaching Giga-and Tera-bits Era MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL CHAIRS Shaoqian Li Xingsheng Zhang WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL CHAIRS On behalf of the Executive Committee and the hosting University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC), it is our great pleasure to welcome you to the fifth IEEE/CIC International Conference on Communications in China (ICCC 2016). Since its commencement in 2012, the ICCC conference has grown steadily from a brand new conference with a strong vision, to a unique venue in bringing together global researchers and practitioners in areas of communications to the greater China region. In particular, this year’s IEEE/CIC ICCC aims at addressing a key theme on “Ubiquitous Communications & Computing for Future Internet”, which broadly cover all disciplines of communications from fundamental research to emerging applications, while emphasizing society – shaping technologies in the modern IT era. In addition to providing a major forum for people to present their frontier research work and discuss the latest breakthroughs, the ICCC 2016 also features Keynotes, Invited Talks, Tutorials, Industrial & Academic Panels, Exhibitions, and dedicated Workshops. For those who attend the IEEE/CIC ICCC for the first time, you will soon appreciate the fact that IEEE/CIC ICCC is more than just an outstanding technical conference, it is also a friendly rendezvous to interact, inspire, and discover. This year we are honored to have four world renowned experts from academia and industry, Academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering Prof. Quan Yu of Xidian University, China, Prof. Geoffrey Ye Li of Georgia Institute of Technology, USA, Dr. Peiying Zhu of Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd., Canada, and Prof. Hikmet Sarj of CentraleSupelec, France, to be our keynote speakers. Not only have each of them made extraordinary contributions to the fields of communications, their diverse expertise and keen visions in both academia and industry are equally remarkable. We look forward to their stimulating and scholastic seminars in IEEE/CIC ICCC 2016. We would like to acknowledge the IEEE Communications Society (ComSoc) and the China Institute of Communications (CIC) for their great partnership in sponsoring the ICCC 2016. We feel deeply grateful to all the people that have contributed to make this event possible: the authors who contributed papers, the conference steering committee, the invited speakers, and the diligent reviewers. Special thanks go to HUAWEI for their generous support. Kudos to the technical committee members for a remarkable job they have done in planning and organizing the meetings. Thanks are also extended to the conference administrative committee, the volunteers, supporters, and Wangjiang Hotel, for their tirelessly efforts throughout the course of the conference. Finally, we wish all the participants a very fruitful and productive conference, and also an unforgettable stay in Chengdu. General Chairs, IEEE/CIC ICCC 2016 Shaoqian Li, Professor, Dean of School of Communication & Information Engineering, UESTC Xinsheng Zhang, VP & Secretary General, China Institute of Communications IEEE/CIC ICCC 2016
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