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Ammar GhazalPhD student, Advanced Wireless Technologies (AWiTec) Lab, AFHEA, GSMIEEE Institute
of Sensors, Signals and Systems Joint Research Institute for Signal and Image
Processing Electrical, Electronic and Computer
Engineering Office: EM 1.3 |
Biography | Research | Awards | Publications
BIOGRAPHY
Ammar
Ghazal received his Bachelor degree in Electronics and Telecommunication
Engineering from Damascus University, Syria in 2006 and MSc by Research from
Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK in 2010. In the 1st half of
2007, he worked as a Lab Instructor in International University for Science
& Technology (IUST), Syria. From May 2007 to October 2009, he worked first
as a Radio planning and optimization Engineer (1 year) and then as a Core
Network Engineer (1.5 years) for Syriatel (Mobile
Operator in
RESEARCH
Research Project:
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Propagation
Channel Characterisation and Modelling for High-Speed
Train Communication Systems
Research Interests:
· Propagation channel characterization and modelling
· MIMO systems
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High-speed
train channel modelling
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Non-stationary
channel models
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High-mobility
scenarios
AWARDS & HONORS
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First Class Prize (Bassel Prize), Damascus University, September 2006,
Syria
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Full-Scholarship for PhD study,
Damascus University, August 2008, Syria
PUBLICATIONS
[1]
A. Ghazal, C.-X.
Wang, B. Ai, D. Yuan, and H. Haas, “A nonstationary wideband MIMO channel model
for high-mobility intelligent transportation systems,” IEEE
Trans. Intell. Transp. Syst., vol. 16,
no. 2, pp. 885–897, Apr. 2015.
[2]
A. Ghazal,
C.-X Wang, Y. Liu, P.-Z. Fan, M. K. Chahine, “A
generic non-stationary MIMO channel model for different high-speed train
scenarios,” in IEEE Proc. ICCC’15, Shenzhen, China, Nov. 2015.
[3]
A. Ghazal, C.-X. Wang, H. Haas, M. A. Beach, X. Lu, D. Yuan, and X. Ge “A
non-stationary MIMO channel model for high-speed train communication systems,”
in Proc. IEEE VTC’12-Spring, Yokohama, Japan, May 2012.
[4]
A. Ghazal, C.-X.
Wang, H. Haas, M. A. Beach, R. M. Mesleh, D. Yuan, X.
Ge, and M. K. Chahine, “A non-stationary geometry-based
stochastic model for MIMO high-speed train channels,” invited paper, in Proc. ITST’12, Taiwan, Nov. 2012.
[5]
C. X. Wang, A. Ghazal, B. Ai, Y. Liu, and P. Fan, “Channel
measurements and models for high-speed train communication systems: a survey,” IEEE
Commun. Surveys Tuts, accepted for publication.
[6]
Q. Yao, Y. Yuan, A.
Ghazal, C.-X. Wang, L. Luan, and X.
Lu, “Comparison of the statistical properties of the LTE-A and IMT-A channel models,”
in Proc. IEEE WCNC’12, Paris, France, April 2012.
[7]
Y. Liu, C.-X. Wang, A. Ghazal,
S. Wu, and W. Zhang, “A multi-mode waveguide tunnel channel model for
high-speed train wireless communication systems”, in Proc. EuCAP’15,
Lisbon, Spain, Apr. 2015.
[8]
Y.
Liu, Y. Zhang, A. Ghazal, C.-X. Wang, and Y. Yang, “Statistical
properties of high-speed train wireless channels in different scenarios,” in
Proc. IEEE VTC-Spring’16, Nanjing, China, May 2016.
[9]
L.
Feng, P. Fan, C.-X. Wang, and A. Ghazal, “A three dimensional
geometrical model for deep cutting scenario of high-speed railway,” in Proc.
HMWC’15, Xi'an, China, Oct. 2015.
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