NRDZCOM
NRDZ Community Open Meeting (NRDZCOM) occurs two times a year with one meeting in-person and the other meeting is virtual.
NRDZCOM6 was held virtually on May 6-7, 2025.
Presentation Outline
Hosts: John Chapin (NSF), Joel Dumke (NTIA/ITS)
May 6
- Greetings and Welcome
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- Joel Dumke, NTIA/ITS
- SII-NRDZ Program Update
- John Chapin, NSF
- Community Updates: Projects
- NRAO Spectrum Management NRDZ Highlights
- Chris DePree, NRAO
- Recent Developments in Operational Data Sharing (ODS)
- Bang Nhan, NRAO
- Recent Developments in NRAO’s Advanced Spectrum Monitoring System (ASM-2)
- David Bordenave, NRAO
- Mitigation of Satellite RFI to Radio Astronomy
- Kevin Gifford, CU Boulder
- Open-source software tools to protect Radio Astronomy from satellite RFI
- Kevin Gifford, CU Boulder
- Active Passive Spectrum Sharing Above 100 GHz and ITU Res. 731
- Michael Marcus, Marcus Spectrum Solutions
- AERPAW Updates on 3D Spectrum Awareness with UAVs
- Ismail Guvenc, NC State
- Spectrum Sharing at 7GHz
- Elliot Eichen, CU Boulder
- Securing the Skies: Customizing ZTA for Radio Astronomy Research
- Sylvia Llosa, CU Boulder
- An Open Spectrum Management Framework for 6G Coexistence with Active/Passive Incumbents
- Vijay Shah, NC State
- Playas 5G Development Update
- Jonathan Ashdown, USAF
- NRAO Spectrum Management NRDZ Highlights
- Community Updates: SII-NRDZ-SBE Projects
- Spectrum Sharing with Limited Transfers and Costly Inspections
- Randall Berry, Northwestern University
- Sweepspace: Fine-Grained Space, Time, and Frequency Awareness of Spectrum Usage
- Dinesh Bharadia, University of California San Diego
- Bridging the techno-economic gap for the design of spectrum Zone Management Systems
- Igor Kadota, Northwestern University
- RescueNet: AI-Driven Radio Access Network for Rapid Disaster Response
- Dario Pompili, Rutgers University
- Spectrum Sharing with Limited Transfers and Costly Inspections
- COSMOS RDZ – Prototyping Spectrum Sharing via Spectrum Consumption Models (SCMs)
- Gil Zussman, Columbia
- SPARKIE EEL Team Update
- Curtis Watson, MITRE
- Long-Duration Experimentation at RA Facility
- Hat Creek
- Green Bank
- VLA
- DSA 2000
- Haystack
- David DeBoer, Berkeley
- Sheldon Wasik, NRAO
- Frank Schinzel, NRAO
- Greg Hellbourg, Caltech
- Frank Lind, MIT
- Work Session Introduction
- Curtis Watson, MITRE
- Work Session: Spectrum Sharing “Capture the Flag”
- Work Session Out Brief
- Closing Remarks
May 7
- Opening Remarks
- Joel Dumke, NTIA/ITS
- NRDZ Community Lean Coffee Sessions
- Mariya Zheleva, U. Albany
- Community Updates: NewSpectrum
- Enabling Dense and In-Situ Spectrum Monitoring via Analog Correlators and Circuits-System Co-Design
- Tingjun Chen, Duke
- Signal Alignment: A practical way to communicate under unpredictable interference
- Nikolaos Sidiropoulos, Virginia
- Semiconductor Plasma Phased Arrays with Integrated System Performance-to-Radiator Mapping
- Dimitrios Peroulis, Purdue
- Toward Untethered Extended Reality Through Wireless Sensing and Communications Co-design
- Mingzhe Chen, Miami
- Physics-Guided Wireless Digital Twin: From Differentiable Ray Tracing to Vision-Guided Approach
- Longfei Shangguan, Pittsburgh
- EFFICIENT: BackscattEr Fabric For MultidImensional SpeCtrum SItuational AwarENess and ProTection
- Aggelos Bletsas, Rutgers
- Distributed Data-Driven Spectrum Management Architecture
- Carlos Enrique Caicedo Bastidas, Syracuse
- Distinguishing noise from interference in decoding
- Ken Duffy, Northeastern
- Robust Intelligence for Next-Gen Wireless
- Ruozhou Yu, NC State
- Wideband Ultra Linear Transceiver Circuits (WULT-C) for New Spectrum Applications
- Ali M Niknejad, Berkeley
- Enabling Dense and In-Situ Spectrum Monitoring via Analog Correlators and Circuits-System Co-Design
- OpenZMS Overview/Update
- David Johnson, U. Utah
- OpenZMS Demo
- David Johnson, U. Utah
- Work Session Introduction
- Kobus Van der Merwe, U. Utah
- Work Session: Spectrum Experiments Enabled by OpenZMS
- Work Session Out Brief
- NRDZCOM6 Closing Remarks
- Joel Dumke, NTIA/ITS
- John Chapin, NSF
Video Captures of the Presentation
PART 1 (MP4 video, runtime 4 hr 30 min 56 sec)
PART 2 (MP4 video, runtime 3 hr 21 min 58 sec)
NRDZCOM5 was held virtually on December 10-11, 2024.
MITRE presented an overview of the NRDZ Phase 2 SPARKIE EEL project.
Presentation Outline
- SPARKIE EEL Overview
- Organization
- Goals and Outcomes
- NRDZ-as-a-Service
- Phase 2 Project Timeline
- First Experiment Concept
- Break
- First Experiment Details
- Hat Creek Radio Observatory (HCRO) Experiment Location
- OpenZMS at HCRO
- First Experiment Definition Thoughts
- Sensors and Algorithms
- Digital Twin Discussion
- Phase 2 Project Discussion
- Pre-Experiment Investigation
- Capstones and Deliverables
- Collaboration and Outreach
Video Captures of the Presentation
(MP4 video, runtime 2 hr 25 min 24 sec)
(MP4 video, runtime 32 min 23 sec)