Communication, Networks, and Satellite (COMNETSAT) 2024

November 28-30, 2024 @ Hotel Lombok Raya, Lombok, Indonesia

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Call for Paper

The forthcoming IEEE International Conference on Communications, Networks, and Satellite (COMNETSAT) 2024 will be held in Mataram, Lombok, Indonesia, on November 28–30, with a hybrid system (online and offline). IEEE COMNETSAT is a prestigious venue for academics and professionals from all over the world to exchange ideas and present the outcomes of ongoing research in the most cutting-edge areas of communications, network and information technology, satellite, broadband and photonics, data science, and artificial intelligence. We hope that the 13th IEEE COMNETSAT may build on the success of the previous IEEE COMNETSAT conferences and develop into a notable and prevalent conference year after year with the help of the IEEE Communications Society.

Keynote Speakers

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Prof. Mohamed-Slim Alouini

Title: "Towards Connecting the Remaining 3+ Billion Unconnected"

Abstract: The transformative influence of Internet and Communication Technology (ICT) has reshaped society, touching every aspect from the economy to healthcare. As the widespread deployment of 5G continues, there is an on-going focus on the inception of the sixth generation (6G) of wireless communication systems (WCSs). Anticipated to shape the future of connectivity in the 2030s, 6G aims to deliver unparalleled communication services to meet the demands of hyper-connectivity. While densely populated urban areas have traditionally been the primary beneficiaries of WCS advancements, the vision for 6G transcends city limits. Aligned with the United Nations' sustainability goals for 2030, an important aspect of 6G endeavors to democratize the benefits of ICT, fostering global connectivity sustainably. This talk delves into this particular envisioned landscape of 6G, providing insights into the future of wireless communication and guiding research efforts towards sustainable, inclusive, and high-speed connectivity solutions for the future. Central to this discussion are two emerging technologies: Free Space Optics (FSO) and Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTN). These innovative solutions hold the promise of extending high-speed connectivity beyond urban hubs to underserved regions, fostering digital inclusivity and contributing to the development of remote areas. Through this exploration, we aim to convey the potential of 6G and its role in shaping a connected, sustainable future for all.

Prof. Abbas Jamalipour

Title: The Role of 6G and AI in Future Intelligent Global Transportation Systems

Abstract: The transformative influence of Internet and Communication Technology (ICT) has reshaped society, touching every aspect from the economy to The forthcoming sixth generation (6G) wireless networks together with the advancements in artificial Intelligence technologies will be galvanizing the future autonomous transportation systems. 6G wireless would provide communication services with stringent requirements which are necessary for autonomous driving and on-flight Internet connectivity. AI, on the other hand, would create greater and faster computing processes for such a complex system. The introduction of an AI-empowered 6G would guarantee a more intelligent, efficient and secure transportation system. In this talk, new usage scenarios and capabilities of the 6G compared with the existing cellular networks will be outlined, followed by description of its potential and challenges for seamless and ubiquitous connectivity across the heterogeneous space-air-ground transportation systems.

Prof. Nirwan Ansari

Nirwan Ansari, Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), holds a Ph.D. from Purdue University, an MSEE from the University of Michigan, and a BSEE (summa cum laude with a perfect GPA) from NJIT. He is a Life Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors (NAI). He authored Green Mobile Networks: A Networking Perspective (Wiley-IEEE, 2017) with T. Han, and co-authored two other books. He has also (co-)authored over 700 technical publications, with more than half of them published in widely cited journals and magazines. He has served as a guest editor for numerous special issues on various emerging topics in communications and networking. Currently, he serves as the Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Wireless Communications and has been on the editorial/advisory board of over ten journals. His current research focuses on green communications and networking, edge computing, drone-assisted networking, and various aspects of broadband networks. He was elected to serve on the IEEE Communications Society (ComSoc) Board of Governors as a member-at-large. He has served as the Director of ComSoc Educational Services Board, chaired various technical and steering committees within ComSoc, and has served on many committees such as the IEEE Fellow Committee. He has actively participated in organizing numerous IEEE International Conferences/Symposia/Workshops. Among his many recognitions are several excellence in teaching awards, multiple best paper awards, the NCE Excellence in Research Award, several ComSoc TC technical recognition awards, the NJ Inventors Hall of Fame Inventor of the Year Award, the Thomas Alva Edison Patent Award, the Purdue University Outstanding Electrical and Computer Engineering Award, the NCE 100 Medal, the NJIT Excellence in Research Prize and Medal, and designation as a COMSOC Distinguished Lecturer. He has also been granted more than 40 U.S. patents.

Prof. Taufiq Asyhari

Title : "Interplay between AI and Communications for Remote Sensing and Data Acquisition: Opportunities in Environmental Monitoring"

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has undergone rapid advancements in recent decades, with its applications spanning across multiple sectors. Whilst AI has traditionally focused on developing intelligent, standalone systems driven by data, recent progresses in high-capacity communications have opened new possibilities for creating intelligent and interconnected systems. This talk will explore our latest research at the intersection of AI and communication technologies, focusing on enabling near real-time remote sensing and environmental data processing. We will present a framework for integrating AI with communication systems, showcasing how intelligent machines can remotely sense, process, and analyse environmental data in near real-time. The discussion will examine sequential procedures in remotely-sensed data analysis, covering key aspects of data acquisition, transmission, and analysis. Through these procedures, we will highlight the dynamic interplay between AI-based analysis techniques and data transmission processes. The talk will further discuss specific case studies involving drone-assisted remote sensing supported by cellular communication networks. Herein we will consider critical challenges such as resource allocation and optimization, formulating relevant models and algorithms to achieve the objectives of remote sensing tasks. The results will be validated through proof-of-concept experiments, providing a relevant context for the models and analyses presented. Finally, the talk will conclude by discussing both the opportunities and the challenges associated with integrating AI and communications, especially in the field of remote sensing.

Technical Workshop from PUI Intelligent Sensing IoT Telkom University

Technical Workshop can provide participants with an opportunity to extend their knowledge and strengthen their skills in the area addressed by the workshops.

Arif Abdul Aziz, S.Si., M.Sc., Ph.D

“The Long-Range RF Wireless Energy Transfer: Challenges and Opportunities”

Arif Abdul Aziz, S.Si., M.Sc., Ph.D. is an expert in Electrical Engineering with extensive academic and research experience. He teaches in the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Telkom University.
He earned his Ph.D degree from Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea, with research on "Enabling Wireless Powered Internet of Things with Location Tracking and Forward-Scattering”.

Dr.Eng. Favian Dewanta, S.T., M.Eng.

"Trust Management System for Vehicular Network Environment"

Dr. Eng. Favian Dewanta, S.T., M.Eng. is an expert in Electrical Engineering with extensive academic and research experience. He teaches in the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Telkom University.
He earned his Ph.D degree from Kanazawa University, Japan, with research on “Trust Establishment for Fog Computing Service in Vehicular Network”.

The Theme

Smart Communications for a Smarter World: Focusing on the Role of AI in Smart City Development through Advanced Communications and Satellite Technologies

Tracks

The topics of interest include but are not limited to the following areas:

Track 1

Communications Technology

Communications Technology

Advanced communication techniques; Antenna technologies; Business applications of telecommunications; Communication theory; Communications protocols; Earth terminal systems; Effects of legislation and regulation on telecommunications; Frameworks for wireless security; Information assurance; Integrated services for disaster relief; Location- and context-aware distributed systems; Management of telecommunications in organizations; Military applications and architectures; Modulation and coding; Radio communications; Regulatory and spectrum sharing issues; Software-defined radios; System integration and interoperability; Use of distributed services over wireless

Track 2

Network and IT

Network and IT

Adoption and diffusion of networking technologies; Computer networks; Cross-border network-based information systems; Design and performance evaluation of new network application and systems; Designing, deploying and using networked systems in specialized sectors (i.e. Health, Education, Manufacturing); Emerging networking trends; Enterprise networks; Grid, cluster and Internet computing; Internetworking and network protocols; Mobile computing, mobile networks, and mobile agents; Mobility and m-commerce issues; Network architectures, services, switching, routing, and applications; Network convergence; Network management and security; Network measurements, performance analysis and evaluation; Network pricing issues and strategies; Network Resource and QoS; Optical network; Outsourcing of networking and data communication services; Peer-to-peer; Pervasive Computing Environments; Sensor, mesh, and ad hoc networks; Standards and network interoperability issues; Strategic use of networking technologies; Success factors of networked systems; Telecommuting, remote access and VPN; IoT and IoE; Smart City

Track 3

Satellite

Satellite

Advances in launching spacecraft; Interactivity via Satellite; Inter-satellite links; Nanosatellites; Novel satellite-enabled Services; Propagation and mitigation techniques at Ku, Ka, and V-bands; Rapid response payloads; Satellite architecture; Satellite payload; Satellite subsystems and components; Terrestrial-airborne-space integration; Unmanned aerial vehicles, navigation and satellite communications

Track 4

Broadband & Photonics

Broadband and Photonics

Optical Communication; Microwave Photonic; Optical Component for Analog System; Optical Signal Processing; Radio over Fiber; Non-linear photonic technology; Optical Transport Networks; Optical Access Network; Visible Optical Communication System; On-Chip Optical Network; Software-defined Optical Networks

Track 5

Data Science and Artificial Intelligence

Data Science and Artificial Intelligence

Big Data Analytics; Big Data Technologies; Decision Tree Learning; Association Rule Learning; Artificial Neural Networks; Support Vector Machines; Reinforcement Learning; Clustering; Bayesian models and methods; Genetic algorithms; Data Representation and Visualization; Data Mining; Fuzzy Logic; Optimization Algorithms; Graph/Network/Social Mining; Image Classification; Pattern Recognition; Computational Intelligence; Creative Computing; Object Detection; Causal Reasoning & Modelling; Deep Learning Algorithms; Cloud and Distributed Computing; Quantum Computing; Data Governance and Metadata Management; Business Intelligence and Strategy; Data Visualization and Presentation; Data Privacy and Ethics; Incomplete Data; Imbalanced Data

Submission

Important Date

Deadline Full Paper Submission:

June 3, 2024, August 4, 2024, October5, 2024

Notification of Acceptance:

June 24, 2024, August 18, 2024, October 12, 2024

Final Paper Submission:

July 7, 2024, September 1,2024 October 26, 2024

Registration:

July 1, 2024 August 25, 2024 October 19, 2024

CONFERENCE DATE: NOVEMBER 28-30, 2024

Template

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Submit via EDAS

Online Submissions via EDAS

Registration

Registration MUST be done after your paper is accepted and before uploaded the final manuscript (camera ready). Here are the registration fee

 
Registration Type Online On-Site
USD IDR USD IDR
Student (IEEE Member) 200 3.100.000 300 4.600.000
Student (Regular/Non IEEE Member) 225 3.400.000 325 4.900.000
Professional (IEEE Member) 250 3.800.000 350 5.300.000
Professional (Regular/Non IEEE Member) 300 4.600.000 375 5.700.000
Extra Paper (2nd, 3rd Paper, etc) 175 2.700.000 275 4.200.000
Attendee (Without Paper) click for more information 10 160.000 37.5 600.000

Payment Method

 

INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS

Registration payments for international participants are made via EDAS using a credit card at an exchange rate of US dollars.
Confirmation is automatic because it uses the EDAS system. If your payment is successful, the status will change to PAID.

Online Registration via EDAS 

For overseas participants who have problems paying by credit card, please transfer directly to our bank account.
Bank: Bank Central Asia (BCA)

SWIFT Code: CENAIDJA
Beneficiary Name:  Khoirun Ni’amah
Account No.: 3580812278
Note:
Because you come from overseas, please make sure you include the SWIFT CODE.
Transfer fees are not included.

DOMESTIC PARTICIPANTS

Registration Payment for Domestic Participants can be made by local bank transfer, with the following details:
Bank: Bank Central Asia (BCA)
Beneficery Name: Khoirun Ni’amah
Account No.: 3580812278

To make it easier to check, please add the last 4 digits of your id paper to the registration fee. Confirmation is manual, meaning you must inform and send proof to email irun@ittelkom-pwt.ac.id .

Event Partners & Sponsors

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Co Host:

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Contact Us For More Info

Feel free to contact & reach us!

Email: comnetsat@ittelkom-pwt.ac.id
Phone: +62-851-3232-3346 (WhatsApp Only)