Welcome to the IIITD 6G Workshop!

Non-orthogonal multiple Access (NOMA) is a promising communication paradigm designed to enhance massive connectivity while optimizing spectral efficiency. It plays a crucial role in Aerospace Integrated Networks (AINs), which comprise multi-tier architectures, including high-altitude platforms (HAPs), unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites. These networks face significant challenges such as mobility management, high communication latency, low received signal strength, frequent handovers, and the need for efficient coordination among non-terrestrial base stations (NT-BSs).

This workshop aims to enhance the understanding of a NOMA-based framework to address these challenges by integrating sparse code multiple access (SCMA)-aided communication.

This workshop will feature a series of tutorials covering a broad range of topics, including but not limited to:

• Physical Layer Design
• Wireless Communications
• Communication QoS, Reliability, and Modeling
• Green Communication Systems and Networks
• Next-Generation Networking
• Optical Networks
• Non-Terrestrial Networks

We are honored to host speakers with internationally recognized research credentials. We look forward to your participation!

Key Offerings

• Learn from internationally renowned speakers from academia and industry (hybrid mode presentations)
• Internship and Research Opportunities for attending students
• Hands-on lab sessions to participants for offline participants
• e-Certificates to all the participants for attending all the sessions
• Registration kit in a bag for the offline participants only
• Goodies to the offline participants during the sessions
• Lunch and refreshments for the offline participants only
• Teaching material will be provided to all the participants
• Hostel Accommodation on a chargeable basis (Based on request and availability)