salama ikki

Associate Professor

Lakehead University

Canada

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Dr. Salama Ikki is an Associate Professor at Lakehead University, Canada. His research interests primarily focus on advanced networking technologies, machine learning applications in channel estimation, localization, and synchronization in 5G and VLC systems. Recent publications include contributions to neural network-based optimization for system performance and analyses of signal-dependent noise impacts in communication channels.

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Khaled M. Rabie

Associate Professor

Manchester Metropolitan University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Murat Uysal

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

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Abedalrhman Alkhateeb

Lakehead University

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Ebrahim Bedeer

University of Saskatchewan

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Najah Abu Ali

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

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Efficient Neural 3-D Localization in Asynchronous and Nonideal 5G+ Networks: Cramèr-Rao Bound Analysis

A Novel Machine Learning Algorithm With Mathematical Modeling for Channel Estimation in VLC Systems

Enhancing Localization and Synchronization Through Neural Networks

Enhancing and Generalizing Position-Velocity Tracking in Imperfect mmWave Systems Using a Low-Complexity Neural Network

Parameter-Based Estimation of Block Time-Varying Channels in OTFS Modulation Systems

Tracking and Positioning Dynamic Targets in VLC: Signal Dependent Noises and Bayesian Bound Analysis

Signal-Dependent Shot and Relative Intensity Noise in Channel Estimation of Laser Diode-based Indoor VLC Systems

Insights Into Visible Light Positioning: Range Tracking and Bayesian Cramér-Rao Lower Bound Analysis

FD MU-MIMO Systems: Performance Analysis in the Presence of Imperfect CSI and Non-ideal Transceivers

Hardware Impairments Effects on Over the Air System Assisted by Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

Hardware-Aware Joint Localization-Synchronization and Tracking Using Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces in 5G and beyond

Machine Learning Model for Multiomics Biomarkers Identification for Menopause Status in Breast Cancer

Wireless Powered Cooperative Communication Network for Dual-Hop Uplink NOMA With IQI and SIC Imperfections

Capacity Analysis of UAV Communications Under the Non-Ideal Transceiver Effects

Physical Layer Security in Downlink of Cell-Free Massive MIMO With Imperfect CSI

Range-Direction Tracking and Bayesian Cramer-Rao Bound Analysis in mmwave Systems Equipped with Imperfect Transceivers

Channel Estimation in Visible Light Communication Systems: The Effect of Input Signal-Dependent Noise

Estimation of Random Channel Gain for SISO Visible Light Communications System

Path Loss Modeling of RFID Backscatter Channels with Reconfigurable Intelligent Surface: Experimental Validation

Applying Game Theory to Relay Resource Selection in Hybrid-Band Wireless Systems

Error Bounds for Localization in mmWave MIMO Systems: Effects of Hardware Impairments Considering Perfect and Imperfect Clock Synchronization

RIS-Aided Mobile Localization Error Bounds Under Hardware Impairments

Error Bounds for 3D Localization and Maximum Likelihood Estimation of mm-Wave MISO OFDM Systems in the Presence of Hardware Impairments

On the Performance of RIS-Assisted Space Shift Keying: Ideal and Non-Ideal Transceivers

Energy Efficient Resource Allocation for eHealth Monitoring Wireless Body Area Networks With Backscatter Communication

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Khaled M. Rabie

Murat Uysal

Abedalrhman Alkhateeb

Ebrahim Bedeer

Najah Abu Ali

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