Call for Workshop Papers
WPMC2023 hosted a series of specialized workshops alongside the main symposium, covering emerging topics in wireless communications. Researchers and practitioners were invited to submit workshop papers for presentation and inclusion in the conference proceedings.
Important Dates
| Milestone | Date |
|---|---|
| Workshop Paper Submissions | September 15, 2023 |
| Extended Submission Deadline | September 22, 2023 |
| Notification of Acceptance | October 10, 2023 |
| Camera Ready Submissions | October 20, 2023 |
Workshops
The following workshops were organized as part of WPMC2023. Each workshop maintained its own scope and call for papers.
CONASENSE 2023
A workshop exploring convergence of communications, navigation, sensing, and services for future wireless systems.
Workshop details →R&D Activities on Acceleration of Interworking
Focused on interworking between terrestrial and non-terrestrial networks for Beyond 5G-based society.
Workshop details →AI-Enhanced Green Communication
Examining AI-driven approaches to energy-efficient communication for sustainable smart cities.
Workshop details →Open RAN Technologies, Use Cases, and Testbed
Covering Open RAN architectures, deployment use cases, and experimental testbed results.
Workshop details →MODWINET-EDGE
Towards Modern Wireless Networks using Edge Computing — exploring edge-driven architectures for next-generation wireless.
Workshop details →All workshop papers followed the same submission and camera-ready guidelines as the main symposium.
Submission GuidelinesThe workshops at WPMC2023 provided a focused forum for deep exploration of emerging challenges and innovations in wireless communications and multimedia. These specialized sessions complemented the main symposium by allowing researchers to present cutting-edge work on topics such as edge computing, green communication technologies, and sustainable smart city solutions. Each workshop was designed to foster collaboration between academia, industry, and government, encouraging lively discussion and the exchange of fresh ideas. Participants benefited from intimate settings that promoted meaningful networking and detailed feedback on their research, helping to accelerate progress across the field of modern wireless systems.
Workshop papers submitted to WPMC2023 underwent a rigorous peer-review process to ensure high-quality contributions to the conference proceedings. Accepted papers covered a diverse range of current topics, including terrestrial and satellite network interworking, testbed development for next-generation communications, and the integration of artificial intelligence in wireless systems. Authors had the opportunity to present their findings to an engaged audience of global experts, gaining valuable insights that could shape future research directions. The collaborative atmosphere of these workshops helped bridge the gap between theoretical advances and practical deployment in real-world environments.
The workshop program at WPMC2023 reflected the symposium's commitment to addressing the most pressing challenges facing the wireless communications community today. Topics spanned from enhanced mobile broadband to the unique requirements of machine-type communications and the Internet of Things. Doctoral students and early-career researchers particularly valued the opportunity to share their work alongside established leaders in the field. By emphasizing innovative approaches to spectrum management, energy efficiency, and network resilience, the workshops contributed meaningfully to the global conversation on building more capable and sustainable wireless infrastructures for the future.