Papers

WILLIAMS PAUL

Title 1:
Ultrawideband Sensor Network Channel Models for Next Generation Wireless Avionic Systems (IEEE Aerospace).

Title 2:
Novel Detect-and-Forward Joint-Relaying with MIMO-UWB Scheme in Wireless Underground Sensor Networks.(Electronic Letters)

Title 3:
Tactical & Real-time Remodeling of Unrecoverable Critical-Data in MIL-STD-1553 Avionic Network for Internet of Battlefield Things (IoBT). (MILCOM 2019 Conference.

Title 4:
Adaptive-VFBC Deployment of Obstacle-avoiding Scattered Nodes in ROI Incidence Monitoring (IEEE Wireless Communications letters).

Title 5:
Edge-based Path-planning Scheme for Disaster-occurrence Monitoring using Adaptive Self-Deploying Mobile Sensors (PhD THESIS).

Last Week's Progress

Title 1:
[1]. Final Paper publication is in-progress.

Title 2:
[1]. Currently under peer review
[2]. Awaiting review comments.

Title 3:
[1]. Review comments was received.

Title 4:
[1] Paper Title was updated.
[2] Continuous investigations on the mathematical steps:
- Algorithm, equations and investigations.
- System model to suit the target system of research.
- Grammar and readability of the paper.

This Week Todo's

Title 1:
[1]. Final Paper publication is in-progress.

Title 2:
[1]. Awaiting review comments.

Title 3:
[1]. Review comments was received.
[2]. Reworking the paper for future journal submissions.

Title 4:
[1] Paper completion and submission to will be done this week.

Project Progress

R&D Works

Last Week's Project

[1] Continuous investigations on the pending paper works that requires re-works and completion.
[2] Assignment of paper paper works to NSL current members for target journal re-submission.
[3] Re-work of a few more papers for re-submission.
[4] Training of New NSL members.

This Week's Project

[1] Continuous investigations on the pending paper works that requires re-works and completion.
[2] Assignment of paper paper works to NSL members for target journal re-submission.
[3] Re-work of a few more papers for re-submission.
[4] Training of New NSL members and re-training of existing members.

Monthly Goals

[1] Adapting to all essential simulation and NS Laboratory working tools in detail.

[2] Working with NSL members for R&D project works

Annual Goals

[1] Submitting to at-least two/three international conference/Journal paper each.
[2] Submitting as many domestic papers as possible.
[3] Having a detailed knowledge and use of all the NSL working tools