The IEEE Semi Annual Vehicular Technology Conference. Sept 22, st Organizing Meeting Welcome

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1 The IEEE Semi Annual Vehicular Technology Conference Stuart Lipoff, General Chair Arthur D. Little, Inc 20 Acorn Park Cambridge, Ma USA Tel: Fax: Web: Networkg The World Sept 22, st Organizg Meetg Welcome Objective Tonight's goal is to troduce you to the conference, our volunteer needs, and get puts to staff critical activities. Agenda Introductions Review conference scope and organization Progress to date Volunteer needs Discussion Scope & Organization Semi-annual event Sprg and Fall last AMS, next Tokyo Scope mirrors VTS field of terest Wireless Communications Technology Transportation Systems & Vehicular Electronics See Call for Papers Attached Organized to multiple tracks (see prelimary conference plan attached) Progress to Date Hotel & Conference spaced booked (Seaport/World Trade Center) Call for papers generated and placed In VTS newsletter In ComSoc and Personal Communications Magaze Mailgs to all VTS TIP profile process Web site up and electronics submission system coded and operational Volunteer Needs Chairs Secretary Treasurer/Fance Chair Arrangements Chair (terface to hotel, food, and recreation events) Registration Chair (handle all advance and on-site registration activities) Publicity Chair (mailgs and press releases) Sponsor/Patron's Chair (recruit firms to buy advertisg or subsidize breaks) Publications Chair General Program Chair Tutorial Chair, Vice Program Chair One of Several Program Track ViceChairs Program Events/Plenary ViceChairs Social Activities Chair Committee Members Program (now) Advisory (now) Registration (June 2000)

2 Call For Papers IEEE VTC2000 Fall September 24-28, 2000, World Trade Center, Boston, MA USA Networkg The World The IEEE Semi Annual Vehicular Technology Conference General Information The VTC2000 Fall conference, to be held Boston, seeks to capture and present the current state of the novative and highly active mobile wireless dustry. Mobile wireless Internet access and seamless ternational roamg for voice users are just two of the technical challenges to be addressed as worldwide penetration of wireless equipped devices contues to grow and users demand from wireless what they expect from wirele. As wireless data applications beg to enjoy commercial successes, the success of nascent technologies will depend heavily on efficient end-user applications offered on lower cost frastructure. Broadband 3G wireless service platforms offer a significant leap the types of formation available to end mobile users, offerg a myriad of possible new services with unique network design considerations. With these issues md, the followg areas have been selected as the primary categories for paper submissions: Technical Subject Area Antenna and Propagation (01) Adaptive Antennas and Arrays, Channel Measurement/Modelg/Prediction, Indoor Propagation Wireless Access (02) Multiple Access Technology, Spread Spectrum Technology, OFDM Techniques, Access Protocols, Channel Assignment, Spectrum Efficiency, Resource Allocation, 4G Methods Transmission Technology (03) Modulation/Demodulation, Source/Channel Codg, Interference Rejection, Equalization and Synchronization, Multiuser Detection, Software Radio, Transceiver Design Multimedia, Network & Systems (04) Mobile Multimedia Technology, Mobile Data/Computg/Navigation Networks, Wireless ATM, Bluetooth, IEEE , Wireless Packet Networks, Media Access Control, Enhanced Mobility IP Wireless Personal Communications Systems (05) IMT-2000, Broadband Mobile Communications Systems, Cellular Technology, Location Techniques, 2.5G and 3G System Performance, Radio Network Design, Power Control Techniques, SS7/AIN meets IP Mobile Satellite Communications (06) Mobile Satellite Communications, LEO/MEO/GEO Networks, Navigation Transportation (07) Intelligent Transportation/Vehicle Systems, Vehicular Electronics, Communication Interfaces for Vehicle Operators Applications (08) Wireless Internet Methods, Wireless E-Commerce, Software Agents, Hybrid Solutions Time Table For More Information Contact Please submit an extended abstract (maximum of two pages cludg text and figures) Stuart Lipoff Deadles for submissions Feb., 2000 Arthur D. Little, Inc. Notification of accepted papers May, Acorn Park Full Papers Due July 10, 2000 Cambridge, MA USA Advance registration Tutorials Aug., 2000 Phone: papers@vtc2000.org Proposals for tutorials should be submitted by March, Electronic Submission at

3 Program Plan (rev 1 1/31/99) Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engeers (IEEE) Vehicular Technology Society Conference 2000 Boston, Mass Monday-Thursday September 24-28, 2000 Hotel Room Nites to be Blocked Saturday 50 rooms Sunday 110 rooms Monday 160 rooms Tuesday 250 rooms Wednesday 250 rooms Thursday 50 rooms Stu Lipoff Arthur D Little, Inc 20 Acorn Park Cambridge, Ma USA tel (direct to desk) (direct to secretary) voic fax lipoff.s@adlittle.com pager

4 Tutorial Track 1 Tutorial Track 2 Tutorial Track 3 Tutorial Track 4 Tutorial Track 5 Monday Conference Tutorials 10:10 10:10-10:30 Hosted Coffee/Tea Break with Juice and Sweet Rolls -1:30 Hosted Lunch Break- Pick Up Box Lunches In Back of s -3:30 Hosted Break with Coffee/Tea, Cold Soda, Cookies

5 Poster s Tuesday Ma Conference 7:00-8: Speaker Contental Breakfast Buffet with Sit Down Tables for 1-10:30 Track 1 Track 2 Track 3 Track 4 Track 5 Openg Plenary 600 people Lecture Style Track 6 Track 7 Hosted Coffee/Tea Break with Juice and Sweet Rolls Poster Room -1:30 Non-Hosted Lunch Break -3:30 Hosted Break with Coffee/Tea, Cold Soda, Cookies Poster Room 6:30-9:00 Cocktail Hour with open beer and we and passed hors douvers followed by Banquet for 600 People Served by Waitstaff/One Head Table of next to Lecturn/Slide Projector & Screen

6 -10:30 Hosted Coffee/Tea Break with Juice and Sweet Rolls Poster Room -3:30 Hosted Break with Coffee/Tea, Cold Soda, Cookies Poster Room Poster s Wednesday Ma Conference 7:00- Speaker Contental Breakfast Buffet with Sit Down Tables for 1 8: Track 1 Track 2 Track 3 Track 4 Track 5 Track 6 Track 7-1:30 Non-Hosted Lunch Break 8:00- Eveng Panel people Lecture Style Head Table for 6 people facg Eveng Panel people Lecture Style Head Table for 6 people facg Eveng Panel people Lecture Style Head Table for 6 people facg

7 -10:30 Hosted Coffee/Tea Break with Juice and Sweet Rolls Poster Room -3:30 Hosted Break with Coffee/Tea, Cold Soda, Cookies Poster Room Poster s Thursday Ma Conference 7:00- Speaker Contental Breakfast Buffet with Sit Down Tables for 1 8: Track 1 Track 2 Track 3 Track 4 Track 5 Track 6 Track 7-1:30 Non-Hosted Lunch Break