Tadashi Matsumoto

International Chair, Invited Professor

IMT Atlantique

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Tadashi Matsumoto is an International Chair and Invited Professor at IMT Atlantique, France. His research primarily focuses on advanced communications technologies, including Wi-Fi backscatter communications, trajectory tracking for high mobility targets, and semantic interference cancellation for 6G wireless systems. Recent publications demonstrate his expertise in cooperative communications, lossless data transmission, and optimization of information age in wireless networks.

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Nopphon Keerativoranan

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Institute of Science Tokyo

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Oulun Yliopisto

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FlexScatter: Predictive Scheduling and Adaptive Rateless Coding for Wi-Fi Backscatter Communications in Dynamic Traffic Conditions

SemantIC: Semantic Interference Cancellation Toward 6G Wireless Communications

Two-Stage Successive Wyner–Ziv Lossy Forward Relaying for Lossy Communications: Rate-Distortion and Outage Probability Analyses

Bit-Flipping Helper-Assisted Lossy Communications: Performance Analyses Over Fading Multiple Access Channels

Semantic-Forward Relaying: A Novel Framework Toward 6G Cooperative Communications

A Distributed Sensor-based Recursive Framework for DoA Estimation and Geolocation

Factor Graph-Based Technique for Trajectory Tracking of Target with High Mobility

Age-of-Information in First-Come-First-Served Wireless Communications: Upper Bound and Performance Optimization

Cooperative Lossy Communications in Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Networks: Age-of-Information With Outage Probability

Rate-Distortion and Outage Probability Analyses of Wyner-Ziv Systems Over Multiple Access Channels

Outage Probability of One-Source-With-One- Helper Sensor Systems in Block Rayleigh Fading Multiple Access Channels

A TOA-DOA Hybrid Factor Graph-Based Technique for Multi-Target Geolocation and Tracking

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Nopphon Keerativoranan

Markku Juntti

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