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Download GSMM 2021 Program The 2021Global Symposium on Millimeter- GSMM 2021 Waves &THz (GSMM) May 23-26, 2021, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China 1 Organizers and Technical Co-Sponsors Zhejiang University 浙江大学 Southeast University 东南大学 Aerospace Information Research 中国科学院空天信息创新研究院 Institute, Chinese Academy of Sciences China Jiliang University 中国计量大学 Nanjing University of Science and 南京理工大学 Technology 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS SPONSORSHIP 1 WELCOME MESSAGE 3 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE 4 INTERNATIONAL STEERING COMMITTEE 5 TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE 6 REGISTRATION 8 GENERAL INFORMATION 9 INSTRUCTIONS TO ORAL PRESENTERS 12 INSTRUCTIONS TO OVERSEA ONLINE PRESENTERS 13 TECHNICAL SESSIONS 14 2 WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL CHAIR AND TPC CHAIRS We are privileged and honored to warmly welcome you to the 13th Global Symposium on Millimeter- Waves &THz (in short, GSMM 2021) and the fabulous Nanjing city. This is the second time that GSMM 2021 is held in Nanjing since its inception in 2008 in Nanjing, China. The GSMM2021 was eshtablished for researchers, engineers and practitioners to present and discuss recent breakthroughs, innovations and emerging techniques in field of millimeter-wave and terahertz sensing and communications. Following the success of first GSMM 2021 event, Nanjing, China (2008), Sendai, Japan (2009), Seoul, South Korea (2010), Espoo, Finland (2011), Harbin, China (2012), Sendai, Japan (2013), Seoul, South Korea (2014), Montreal, Canada (2015) and Espoo, Finland (2016), Hongkong, China(2017), Colorado, America(2018) and Sendai. Japan(2019). The 13th GSMM 2021 is held at Nanjing, a most vibrant city with historical and cultural glory, located at the Yangtze River Delta Economic Zone next to Shanghai with world- class electronic industry and research centers. This Symposium will feature round 122 presentations during the three-day event, and the presentations cover a wide spectrum of topics ranging in millimeter-wave and terahertz sensing and communications. Your valued presence and contributions to the GSMM 2021 has made the event a good networking platform for exchanging of ideas and innovations. On behalf of the organizing committee, would like to record our appreciation to all the authors, presenters, session organisers, reviewers, sponsors for your strong support to this event. To the Technical Program Committee and volunteers, may we sincerely thank you for your very hard work and contribution. To our guests from domestic and overseas, please do take time to savour and enjoy many sights and flavors of this historical , cultural , vibrant city. Have a wonderful stay here and we hope to make it a truly memorable one for you. Best wishes Er-Ping LI Wei Hong General Chair General Chair Wenyan Yin Zhangcheng Hao Wenxin Liu Dazhi Ding TPC Chair TPC Chair TPC Chair TPC Chair 3 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE General Chair General Chair Er-Ping Li Wei Hong Zhejiang University Southeast University ZJU-UIUC Institute TPC Chair TPC Chair Wenyan Yin Zhangcheng Hao Zhejiang University Southeast University TPC Chair TPC Chair Wenxin Liu Dazhi Ding Chinese Academy of Science Nanjing University of Science and Technology Program Chair Program Chair Xiaowei Zhu Xingchang Wei Southeast University Zhejiang University Publicity Chair Publication Chair Wei E.I. Sha Shurun Tan Zhejiang University Zhejiang University Publication Chair Finance Chair Jixin Chen Yan Li Southeast University China Jiliang University Secretriat Zheming Gu Zhejiang University 4 INTERNATIONAL STEERING COMMITTEE The International Steering Committee members for the GSMM 2021 are: Aalto University School of The University of Antti Räisänen Leung Tsang Electrical Engineering Michigan VTT MilliLab, Espoo, Arttu Luukanen Noriharu Suematsu Tohoku University Finland National Institute City University of Hong Chi Hou Chan Ron Ginley ofStandards and Kong Technology, Boulder South China University of Qingxin Chu Wei Hong Southeast University Technology South China University Er-Ping Li Zhejiang University Quan Xue of Technology Joint Institute of Zhejiang University-University of Nanyang Technological Jianming Jin Yueping Zhang Illinois at Urbana- University Champaign Jin-Koo Rhee Dongguk University Korea Advanced Institute of Jung-Woong Ra Science and Technology Ke Wu Université de Montréal City University of Hong Kwai Man Luk Kong 5 TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE The Technical Program Committee members for the GSMM2021 are: National Institute for Research and Development Andrei Muller Kenjiro Nishikawa Kagoshima University in Microtechnologies, Romania Chinese Academy of Xudong Chen National University of Kun-Shan Chen Sciences Singapore Zhizhang Chen Dalhousie University Long Li Xidian University Shanghai Jiao Tong Shanghai Jiao Tong Chong Han Liang Zhou University University Korea Advanced Institute of ChulSoon Park Luca Perregrini University of Pavia Science and Technology Costas Sarris University of Toronto Luciano Tarricone University of Salento Cristiano Hangzhou Dianzi University of Perugia Guoqing Luo Tomassoni University Central CAD and Design Davide Pandini Solutions Maurizio Bozzi University of Pavia STMicroelectronics City University of Hong Dazhi Ding Nanjing University of Ming Yu Kong Science and Technology Dimitra University of Colorado Minoru Fujishima Hiroshima University Psychogiou Nanyang Technological Eng Leong Tan Noriharu Suematsu Tohoku University University Fan Yang Tsinghua University Qijun Zhang Carleton University University of Erlangen- Gaofeng Wang Hangzhou Dianzi University Robert Weigel Nuremberg National University of Hangzhou Dianzi Yongxin Guo Lingling Sun Singapore University University of Electronic Haiwen Liu Xi’an Jiao Tong University Sheng Sun Science and Technology of China KIT- Die Queen Mary University of Forschungsuniversität in Hao Yang Thomas Zwick London der Helmholtz- Gemeinschaft Haomiao Zhou China Jiliang University Valentin de la Rubia Universidad Politécnica Hernandez de Madrid, Madrid, Spain Hongsheng Chen Zhejiang University South China University of Huei Wang National Taiwan University Xiuyin Zhang Technology 6 University of Electronic University of Electronic Huizhen Jenny Science and Technology of Xun Luo Science and Technology Qian China of China Kaixue Ma Tianjin University Shiyou Yang Zhejiang University Tokyo Institute of Canadian Academy of Kenichi Okada Yihong Qi Technology Engineering Nanyang Technological Yilong Lu Zhixiang Huang Anhui University University Brno University of Nanyang Technological Zbyněk Raida Zhongxiang Shen Technology University University of Electronic Huapeng Zhao Science and Technology of China 7 REGISTRATION GSMM2021 Registration is now open. Those who intend to participate the the Global Symposium on Millimeter-Waves &THz (GSMM), including speakers, session chairs, committee members, etc., are required to register for the conference. Author Early bird registration: Take advantage of the early bird registration and pay your fees before 30 April, 2021. On-site Registration will be available at the Registration Desk at the conference venue during the conference. For an instant release of the conference program, the presenting authors of the accepted papers must complete their Early Bird Registration for the conference by 30 April, 2021, with all the payments completed. Registration Fee: Early Bird Standard Online (By 30 April 2021) (After 30 April 2021) Student Student Non-Member 2200CNY(310USD) 2900CNY(410USD) 1100CNY(155USD) CIE / IEEE Student 1900CNY(270USD) 2600CNY(370USD) 950CNY(135USD) Member Regular Non-Member 3000CNY(430USD) 3700CNY(530USD) 1500CNY(215USD) CIE / IEEE Member 2700CNY(380USD) 3400CNY(490USD) 1350CNY(190USD) Important Reminders: 1. For an instant release of the conference program, the presenting authors of the accepted papers must complete their Early Bird Registration for the conference by April 30, 2021, with all the payments completed. 2. Online participation ONLY for overseas participants. 3. Participants of Mainland China should attend the conference onsite. 4. GSMM 2021 will NOLY arrange oral presentation, not poster presentation. 5. The fee does NOT include other cost such as accommodation, travel and transportation. 6. The fee includes essay collection (U disk), welcome party, lunches, coffee break and conference banquet. But please note that the online participant registration fee ONLY includes electronic essays, NO U disk, welcome party, lunch, dinner, etc. All authors should be aware that accepted papers must be presented at the conference in order to be included in the final proceedings of GSMM2021. Furthermore, as required by the IEEE, papers will not be submitted to IEEE Xplore unless they have been performed a valid presentation at the conference. A valid presentation should consist of: (1) the IEEE E-copyright (2) registering at least 1 author of the paper, and (3) presenting the paper at the conference. Registration Method: (1) Registrants are required to register online via https://www.emcconf.org/gsmm/registration.html Symposium Secretariat Zheming Gu, Zhejiang University [email protected] +86 15268368215 (Gu Zheming) 8 General Information CONFERENCE VENUE GSMM 2021 will be held at the Nanjing International Youth Convention Hotel, Nanjing. Address: No.8 Yecheng Road, Jianye District, Nanjing, P.R.China. TRANSPORTATION To Nanjing Metro Line 1, 2, 10 and S1 (Airport Line) are in service for passengers coming from all directions. To the conference venue, International Youth Convention Hotel, Nanjing, China, delegates and attendees can find the proposed itinerary as follows: * Nanjing Lukou
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