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HotWireless '14: Proceedings of the 1st ACM workshop on Hot topics in wireless
ACM2014 Proceeding
Publisher:
  • Association for Computing Machinery
  • New York
  • NY
  • United States
Conference:
MobiCom'14: The 20th Annual International Conference on Mobile Computing and Networking Maui Hawaii USA 11 September 2014
ISBN:
978-1-4503-3076-3
Published:
11 September 2014
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Abstract

It is our great pleasure to welcome you to the 2014 ACM Workshop on Hot Topics in Wireless -- HotWireless'14. This is the first year of the workshop, and we have been thrilled to see the amount of interest from the community and the quality of papers that have been submitted. Our goal in starting the HotWireless workshop was to create a forum for ideas that propel the next generation of research on wireless systems. We wanted a forum that encouraged bold, risky and visionary ideas, and spurred thought-provoking discussion on long-term research directions. We are confident that HotWireless will emerge as such as venue.

We have a fantastic program that includes high quality papers on very interesting topics including backscatter, visible light communication, MIMO, UWB, spectrum monitoring and sensing, and others. We are also pleased to have several invited talks from eminent researchers on platforms and testbeds to bootstrap next-generation wireless research.

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SESSION: Workshop presentations
research-article
In-band wireless cut-through: is it possible?

This paper explores if wireless cut-through is possible. Unlike wired cut-through, wireless cut-through, if realized, can reduce latency and improve throughput by upto 3x. This paper shows that one way to implement cut-through is for every node to ...

research-article
Backing out of linear backoff in wireless networks

This paper revisits the randomized backoff problem in CSMA networks and identifies opportunities of improvement. The key observation is that today's backoff operation, such as in WiFi, attempts to create a total ordering among all nodes contending for ...

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Leveraging interleaved signal edges for concurrent backscatter

One of the central challenges in backscatter is how to enable concurrent transmissions. Most backscatter protocols operate in a sequential TDMA-like manner due to the fact that most nodes cannot overhear each other's transmissions, which is detrimental ...

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Open Access
Harmonia: wideband spreading for accurate indoor rf localization

We introduce Harmonia, a new RF-based localization scheme that provides the simplicity, cost, and power advantages of traditional narrowband radios with the decimeter-scale accuracy of ultra wideband localization techniques. Harmonia is an asymmetric ...

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Towards commoditized real-time spectrum monitoring

We are facing an increasingly difficult challenge in spectrum management: how to perform real-time spectrum monitoring with strong coverage of deployed regions. Today's spectrum measurements are carried out by government employees driving around with ...

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Using your smartphone to detect and map heterogeneous networks and devices in the home

Heterogeneity in the wireless spectrum is an increasing problem which breaks down coordination and exacerbates wireless interference. In particular, this is a growing problem in the home: heterogeneity is increasing, yet there is a lack of tools and ...

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Shape matters, not the size: a new approach to extract secrets from channel

Existing secret key extraction techniques use quantization to map wireless channel amplitudes to secret bits. This paper shows that such techniques are highly prone to environment and local noise effects: They have very high mismatch rates between the ...

research-article
Open Access
Synchronicity: pushing the envelope of fine-grained localization with distributed mimo

Indoor localization of mobile devices and tags has received much attention recently, with encouraging fine-grained localization results available with enough line-of-sight coverage and enough hardware infrastructure. Synchronicity is a location system ...

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Your AP knows how you move: fine-grained device motion recognition through WiFi

Recent WiFi standards use Channel State Information (CSI) feedback for better MIMO and rate adaptation. CSI provides detailed information about current channel conditions for different subcarriers and spatial streams. In this paper, we show that CSI ...

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Visible light networking and sensing

We propose for the first time an integrated Visible Light Communication (iVLC) system, which combines scalable VLC networking and accurate VLC sensing of mobile users. To meet this goal, we envision using modulated LED lights for communications between ...

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  • University of Washington
  • Manning College of Information & Computer Sciences

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        Acceptance Rates

        HotWireless '14 Paper Acceptance Rate 10 of 10 submissions, 100%;
        Overall Acceptance Rate 30 of 42 submissions, 71%
        YearSubmittedAcceptedRate
        HotWireless '17161063%
        HotWireless '15161063%
        HotWireless '141010100%
        Overall423071%