RFID 2007

Objective

The first international EURASIP workshop on Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology will provide a premium forum for presentation of the most recent research in this new wireless communication technology, spanning the entire scope from an individual tag to entire systems based on RFIDs. The objective is to continue, accelerate, and broaden the existing momentum in this field and foster collaboration among the actively involved research groups and industry partners.

Scope

Workshop topics include, but are not limited to:

Electromagnetic field measurements
Antenna design
Multiple antenna systems
Modulation schemes for RFID
Security and privacy issues
Link, system, and network level simulations
Hardware and software implementation issues
Inductive coupling for DC supply
Multi-frequency and broadband tags
Smart tags, programmable tags, and embedded systems
Sensor tags and RFID for asset tracking and localization
Multi-tag separation (arbitration, collision resolution)
Coexistence with other systems in shared frequency bands
Passive tag mounting technologies
Tag localization algorithms
Advances in passive long range RFID technology
Manufacturing processes for RFID tags
Applications and industrial experience

Conference chairs

Markus Rupp, TU Vienna,
Holger Arthaber, TU Vienna,
Pavle Belanović, ftw.,

Program committee

Gildas Avoine, MIT
Heyno Garbe, Leibniz University Hannover
Georg Brasseur, TU Graz
Elgar Fleisch, ETH Zurich and University of St. Gallen
Bernard Jakoby, University of Linz
Dimitris Kiritsis, EPFL
Otto Koudelka, TU Graz
Gottfried Magerl, TU Vienna
Christoph Mecklenbräuker, TU Vienna
Gerald Ostermayer, FH Hagenberg
Ludger Overmeyer, University of Hannover
Wolfgang Pribyl, TU Graz
Markus Rupp, TU Vienna
Arpad L. Scholtz, TU Vienna
Andreas Springer, University of Linz
Christian Steger, TU Graz
Robert Weigel, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
Klaus Witrisal, TU Graz
Johannes Wolkerstorfer, TU Graz
Horst Zimmerman, TU Vienna