Call for Papers

"EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking" 
welcomes submissions of original manuscripts. Manuscripts 
should be submitted using the journal manuscript tracking 
system at the journal web site http://www.eurasip-jwcn.org.

The overall aim of "EURASIP Journal on Wireless
Communications and Networking" (EURASIP JWCN) is to bring
science and applications together on wireless communications
and networking technologies with emphasis on signal
processing techniques and tools. It is directed at both
practicing engineers and academic researchers. EURASIP JWCN
will highlight the continued growth and new challenges in
wireless technology, both for application development and
basic research. Papers should emphasize original results
relating to the theory and/or applications of wireless
communications and networking. Tutorial papers, especially
those emphasizing multidisciplinary views of communications
and networking, are also welcome. EURASIP JWCN employs a
paperless, electronic submission and evaluation system to
promote a rapid turnaround in the peer review process.

The journal publishes two types of issues: regular issues and
special issues. Regular issues publish collections of papers
without special solicitation. The special issues feature
specifically aimed and targeted topics of interest
contributed by authors responding to a particular
Call-for-Papers or by invitation, edited by invited guest
editor(s). Regular papers can be submitted at any time, while
special issue papers can be submitted only based on planned
schedules and submission guidelines of the Call-for-Papers.
Proposals for special issues can be submitted directly to
Editor-in-Chief.

Subject areas include, but are by no means limited to:

 - Ad-hoc networks
 - Channel modeling and propagation
 - Detection, estimation, and synchronization
 - Diversity and space-time techniques
 - End-to-end design techniques
 - Error control coding
 - Iterative techniques for joint optimization
 - Modulation techniques (CDMA, OFDM, multicarrier,
   spread-spectrum, etc.)
 - Multiuser, MIMO channels, and multiple access schemes
 - Network performance, reliability, and quality of service
 - Resource allocation over wireless networks
 - Security, authentication, and cryptography
 - Signal Processing Techniques and Tools
 - Ultra wide-band systems
 - Wireless network services and medium access control

Editor-in-Chief:

Phillip Regalia, Institut National des Telecommunications, 9,
rue Charles Fourier, F-91011 Evry cedex, France;
phillip.regalia@int-evry.fr

Editorial Board:

Thushara Abhayapala, Jonathon Chambers, Pascal Chevalier,
Soura Dasgoupta, Petar M. Djuric, Inbar Fijalkow, Alex B.
Gershman, Hongya Ge, Wolfgang Gerstacker, Alfred Hanssen,
Stefan Kaiser, Hyung-Myung Kim, Chi Chung Ko, Tho Le-Ngoc,
Tongtong Li, Wei (Wayne) Li, Steve McLaughlin, Marc Moonen,
Eric Moulines, Sayandev Mukherhee, Athina Petropulu, H.
Vincent Poor, Brian Sadler, Lee Sindlehurst, Sergios
Theodoridis, Lang Tong, Luc Vandendorpe, Lawrence Yeung

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