When: 29 October 2024, 11:00 - 18:00
Where: Institute for Communication Systems, James Clerk Maxwell building at The University of Surrey.
Cost: £50 plus VAT
Mobile phones and data are pervasive, cell towers and radio masts are everywhere, yet 85% of the Earth's surface has no service. Satellites than are cheaper and more accessible than ever - surely we can fill this data void?
So what happens when you mix terrestrial and satellite networks? What are the opportunities? Can we get a seamless voice or data connection, or are the technologies incompatible, undeveloped or simple pie in the sky?
This event examines the crossover between technologies and systems, the services which can be offered - and those that can't. With a deep dive into the commercial and regulatory aspects of cross-board operation, spectrum planning, licensing ad other barriers. We delve into the nanosat revolution and what's driving the new services, and how to make these work with terrestrial devices. We close with a panel session to help bust the myths, to help us exploit the explosion of when 'Networks Collide'.
Employees of CW member organisations and those working in a UK University can attend this event for free (see details at the foot of the page). Members of CW will need to be logged into your CW account to access your free ticket – log in (or reset your password here)
Tickets for non-members are £50 plus VAT. CW membership may be more cost effective for your organisation than fully priced tickets – find out more about CW membership benefits.
