Sunday, May 5, 2013, 14:50-20:00
at the Dorothy de Rothschild Open University of Israel campus
1 University Road, Raanana
(Parking via North Raanana junction)
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14:30 |
Registration and light refreshments |
14:50 |
Opening remarks: Prof. Tamar Hermann, Vice-President for Academic Affairs,
The Open University of Israel |
15:00 |
Keynote #1: Lang Tong, Cornell University:
Signal processing in a power grid
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15:45 |
Break |
15:55 |
Joseph Tabrikian, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Recent results on performance bounds in parameter estimation
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16:20 |
Ami Wiesel, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Covariance estimation and geodesic convexity
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16:45 |
Itsik Bergel, Bar-Ilan University
Improving routing decision through statistical analysis
of spatial processes
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17:10 |
Ron Dabora, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Capacity regions of cooperative fading interference channels
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17:35 |
David Primor, IDF
Signal processing at CERN
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18:00 |
Coffee break + Poster session |
18:45 |
Keynote#2: Louis Scharf, Colorado State University
Coherence in its many guises
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19:30 |
Birthday greetings
Prof. Joseph Klafter, President, Tel Aviv University
Prof. Ruth Arnon, President, The Israel Academy of Science and Humanities
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19:45 |
Hagit Messer-Yaron, Tel Aviv University/The Open University of Israel
Concluding remarks
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Participation is based on pre-registration RSVP
Tel. *3337 (03-5114412) or at www.openu.ac.il/signal
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