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Welcome Message On behalf of the Wireless and Optical Communications Conference (WOCC) Organizing Committee, I welcome you to the 16th WOCC Conference. The scheduling of WOCC 2007 is quite timely, as we are at an important juncture in yet another telecommunications evolution. This one has the potential to significantly change, for the better, our every day life experiences, both on the job and with our families. It is also appropriate that it is held at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, a State University that is dedicated and focused on the key technologies that are influencing mankind’s technological advancement. The theme of this year’s conference is Convergent Communications over public mobile wireless networks, public fixed broadband wire line networks, and private customer premises networks. The integration of these three networks is the focus of a new next-generation network (NGN) providing convergent user- centric services that are no longer associated with the types of network access or content media. Instead, these convergent user-centric services will offer seamless delivery of multimedia applications including voice, data, image, and streaming video independent of any access technologies. As throughput becomes ever faster and more cost effective, ubiquitous broadband coverage becomes a reality, creating ary Chan is the President of the Wireless incredible opportunities. We will move to a life M environment where our communications are truly “Always Group of Alcatel-Lucent. On”. It will bring a personalized multimedia experience A veteran in the wireless industry, she is which is achieved via an IP Network Transformation and responsible for the development and delivery universal voice and broadband access. At WOCC 2007, we of current and next-generation wireless have gathered a group of elite industrial and academic networking solutions and infrastructure for the experts from the tri-state and other regions to stimulate world’s leading service providers and thought provoking discussions in these critical technical enterprises. and business areas which are the key enablers for the next chapter in the telecommunications industry. Previously, Mary Chan was Vice President, Mobility Access Research and Development The conference is organized in 24 sessions. During the for Lucent Technologies, where she led a keynote and plenary sessions top executives from many diverse global R&D organization with teams companies and organizations will share their keen insight in the United States, Europe, China and India. on the state of the industry. The 20 technical sessions are Prior to that, Mary Chan was Director of organized in such a way that engineers, professors and Business and Financial Management for students can discuss their ideas in focused groups, reaching Lucent, responsible for financial and strategic deeper into the technologies and the science which supports business planning, operations, and bids and those technologies. I believe you will find the range of proposals. topics quite diverse and extremely useful. Mary Chan holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in I hope that you will enjoy the conference’s 2-day program, Electrical Engineering from Columbia and also find time to explore the campus of NJIT as well. University. She also has been named as one of the “Outstanding 50 Chinese Americans in Business” by the Asian American Business Mary Chan Development Center. Conference General Chair - i - Message from NJIT President - ii - The Sixteenth Annual Wireless and Optical Communications Conference “Convergent Communications” April 27-28, 2007, Campus Center, NJIT, Newark, New Jersey, U.S.A. Table of Contents Welcome Message ......................................................................................................................................................... i Message from NJIT President....................................................................................................................................... ii Conference Theme........................................................................................................................................................ 1 Conference Planning Committee .................................................................................................................................. 2 Message from Conference Organizer............................................................................................................................ 3 Conference Program................................................................................................................................................... 5 Keynote Speakers ....................................................................................................................................................... 11 P1 – Plenary Session................................................................................................................................................... 15 P2 – Plenary Session................................................................................................................................................... 20 Technical Sessions...................................................................................................................................................... 25 Program Chairs ...................................................................................................................................................... 25 WC1 − Technical Session: Next Generation Wireless Communications I ............................................................ 29 WC2 − Technical Session: Wireless Fundamental Researches.............................................................................. 35 WC3 − Panel Session: Mobile Applications .......................................................................................................... 41 WC4 − Technical Session: Wireless ICs and SoC Design.................................................................................... 47 WC5 − Technical Session: Wireless Ad-hoc and Sensor Networks ...................................................................... 53 WC6 − Technical Session: Next Generation Wireless Communications II........................................................... 59 WC7 − Technical Session: Mobile Networking and Security................................................................................ 64 NS1 − Technical Session: New Services and Challenges in a Converged Network.............................................. 70 NS2 − Technical Session: Network Reliability...................................................................................................... 75 NS3 − Technical Session: Migration to NGN and Mobile Broadband .................................................................. 80 NS4 − Technical Session: Network Planning, Design Methods and Tools ........................................................... 85 NS5 − Technical Session: Emerging and Innovative Technologies....................................................................... 90 MM1 − Technical Session: P2P Technology and Its Applications ........................................................................ 95 MM2 − Technical Session: Multimedia Applications.......................................................................................... 100 MM3 − Technical Session: Multimedia Indexing and Analysis .......................................................................... 106 MM4 − Technical Session: Multimedia Content Analysis and Delivery............................................................. 111 OC1 − Technical Session: Optical Network Architecture, Design, and Planning ............................................... 116 OC2 − Technical Session: Optical Communication Technologies ...................................................................... 121 OC3 − Technical Session: Advanced Optoelectronic Components ..................................................................... 126 OC4 − Technical Session: Optical Communication Components and Subsystems ............................................. 132 Poster Session ........................................................................................................................................................... 137 Conference Participants ............................................................................................................................................ 142 - iii - - iv - Conference Theme The sixteenth Annual Wireless and Optical Communications Conference (WOCC) will bring together technical experts and business leaders from the North America and Pacific Rim to discuss multimedia, optical, and wireless communications technologies and business opportunities. The theme of WOCC 2007 is Convergent Communications over public mobile wireless networks, public fixed broadband wireline networks, and private customer premises networks. The integration of these three networks is the focus of a new next-generation network (NGN) providing convergent user-centric services that are no longer associated with the types of network access or content media. Instead, these convergent user-centric services will offer seamless delivery of multimedia applications including voice, data, image, and streaming video independent of any access technologies. The transport layer protocol is converging on Internet Protocol (IP) that propelled the growth of World Wide Web (WWW). The network

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