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David Ma & Ikbal Houssaini

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Our research is concentrated in the area of digital wireless communications.We have been studying methods of performing subscriber (i.e., cell phone) location in Code-Division Multiple Access (CDMA) cellular networks. Wireless location techniques encounter interesting challenges when applied to cellular networks, especially for CDMA systems due to the near-far effect.

There are many applications for both consumers and businesses including roadside assistance, emergency services and fleet operations, just to name a few. There are also important applications for Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS, formerly IVHS) in the areas of traffic management systems, traveler information systems, highway automation, etc. Cellular service providers can also benefit from subscriber location technology. It offers the ability to locate fraudulent users, charge for services based on location, and radio resource management. Additionally, the FCC has recently ordered that service providers provide Enhanced-911 (E-911) services to their customers to within 125 meters in 67% of the cases within the next five years.

 
 
   
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The Project's Supervisors are :

  • Prof. Jean Regnier
  • Dr. Patrick Lie


Mailing Address:
McGill University
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
3480 University St., Montreal.
CANADA

Ikbal K. Houssaini
         [email protected]

David Ma

         [email protected]

Phone: + 514-733-0997