Cognitive radio links relevant for COGEU:

• CEPT SE43 – Cognitive radio systems - White spaces
• CEPT TG4 DIGITAL DIVIDEND
• SEAMCAT® (Spectrum Engineering Advanced Monte Carlo Analysis Tool)
• RSPG
• OFCOM digital dividend review
• FCC
• ETSI RRS (Reconfigurable Radio Systems)
• IEEE SCC41 (Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks)
• IEEE 802.19 Wireless Coexistence Working Group
• IEEE 802.22 Working Group
• Wireless Innovation Forum (SDR2.0)
• Openspectrum.eu
• RECONFIGR
• JFMG wireless microphones band manager (UK)
• Spectrum Bridge
• Ettus Research LLC (USRP)
• Cognitive Radio Technologies (CRT)
• Shared Spectrum Company

• NEUL: M2M communications over TVWS

  
  
  

FP7 Research Projects on Cognitive radio and Spectrum:

• ACROPOLIS: Advanced coexistence technologies for radio optimisation in licensed and unlicensed spectrum
• CROWN: Cognitive Radio Oriented Wireless Networks
• SACRA: Spectrum and energy efficiency through multi-band cognitive radio
• CREW: Cognitive Radio Experimentation World
• QoSMOS: Quality of service and Mobility driven cognitive radio systems
• QUASAR: Quantitative Assessment of Secondary Spectrum Access
• FARAMIR:  Enabling Spectrum-Aware Radio Access for Cognitive Radios Quality of service and Mobility driven cognitive radio systems
• SAMURAI: Spectrum Aggregation and Multi-User MIMO: Real-World Impact
• oneFIT: Opportunistic networks and Cognitive Management Systems for Efficient Application Provision in the Future InterneT
• SENDORA: Sensor Network for Dynamic and Cognitive Radio Access

• SAPHYRE:  Sharing Physical Resources - Mechanisms and Implementations for Wireless Networks

• COST IC0902: Cognitive Radio and Networking for Cooperative Coexistence of Heterogeneous Wireless Networks
• COST IC0905 - TERRA: Techno economic regulatory framework for radio spectrum access for CR/SDR
  

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COGEU is a Specific Target Research Project (STREP) supported by the 7th Framework Programme,
Contract number: 248560
Project duration: 01/01/2010 – 31/12/2012 (36 months)

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