Overview:
After much anticipation, the fourth generation (4G) of cellular wireless is nearly upon us. The ITU Radiocommunication sector (ITU-R) have been working on their IMT-Advanced 4G program for some time and are now soliciting candidate technologies from the industry later this year. 3GPP will be submitting LTE-Advanced, an enhancement to basic Release 8 LTE.
This webcast will explain the scope and timing of the ITU 4G program and describe in some detail the major features of LTE-Advanced which will be standardized in Release 10 of the 3GPP specifications.
Duration: One hour
Who should view this webcast:
LTE-Advanced marks the emergence of wireless into the fourth generation. An overall understanding of the context, content and value of this technology evolution is essential for all levels of management and engineering in the wireless industry.
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Presenter:
Moray Rumney, Agilent Technologies
Moray Rumney joined Hewlett-Packard/Agilent Technologies in 1984. His career has spanned manufacturing engineering, product development, applications engineering, and most recently technical marketing. Moray's main focus has been the development and system design of base station emulators used in the development and testing of cellular phones. Moray joined ETSI in 1991 and 3GPP in 1999 where he was a significant contributor to the development of type approval tests for GSM and UMTS. He currently represents Agilent at 3GPP RAN WG4, developing the air interface for HSPA+ and LTE. Moray has published many technical articles and is a regular speaker and chairman at industry conferences. He was a contributor and technical editor of Agilent's new book on LTE design and measurements.
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