The 2012 IEEE International Conference on Wireless Information Technology and Systems, sponsored by the IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society, IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society, and IEEE Communications Society, will be held July 29 - August 3, 2012 at the Hilton Hawaiian Village, Honolulu, HI, USA. We are proud to host this international forum to encourage the exchange of information on cutting-edge research in antennas, propagation, wireless communications, and electromagnetic engineering. The comprehensive program includes technical sessions, workshops, short courses, and social events.

Paper Submission
Authors of original work in the technical areas of interest are encouraged to submit (4) page summary of their work through the electronic submission system available at http://hcac.hawaii.edu/conferences/tcwct2012/. Authors should select a technical area of interest for each uploaded paper. Deadline for submission is April 1st, 2012.

For electronic paper submission, click here; or follow the instruction here

Submission Deadline: April 1, 2012

Topics of Interest

Active Antennas
Channel modeling
DOA estimation
Fading countermeasures
Indoor and urban propagation
Multi-antenna systems
Millimeter wave & terahertz technologies
Mobile and PCS antennas
Phased arrays
Smart antennas and arrays
UWB systems
Wideband and multi-frequency antennas
Propagation Issues in Artic Region
Space and mobile platform-based radar
Advanced RF & microwave circuits
Integrated circuits and antennas
MEMS and applications
MMICS and RFICS
Power amplifiers for mobile devices
High power and efficient RF transmitters
Low Noise and Linear Amplifiers
RFID technologies
Filters and Passive Components
Modeling, Simulation, and CAD
Signal Generation, Synthesis, and Conversion
HF Radar Technology & DHS Applications
Education
Biological Effects & Medical Applications
Adhoc networks
3G/4G wireless applications
Emergency location
Heterogeneous wireless network
Software defined/cognitive radio
Wireless mesh networks
Personal and Body area networking
Cooperative and Relaying technology
Wireless sensor networks
Wireless Security
Communication Issues in Artic Region
Others