The IEEE International Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks (DySPAN) symposium has emerged as the preeminent event to gather international economists, engineers, network architects, researchers and academic scholars together to share cutting edge research on and demonstrations of emerging wireless technology. 

Since the original IEEE DySPAN symposium in 2005, the IEEE DySPAN community has had a major influence on policy and technology researchand development in the United States, Europe and Asia. The symposium excels in the quality of papers, discourse, and vision.

Global Experts Explore Complex Next-Generation Wireless Systems

This four-day technology and policy driven conference will include
demonstrations, tutorials, panels, keynote presentations, and a
technical and policy program.

Technical Program features technology and policy tracks focusing
on emerging areas of systems networks and devices, cognitive radio, adaptive systems, and unlicensed technologies.

Live Demonstrations display dynamic spectrum access, cognitive
radio, and policy-based systems, prototypes, and critical technology
components and algorithms.

Tutorials examine complex wireless systems and the advancement
of the RF spectrum.

Panels address policy, economics, standards, applications,
technology and deployment of dynamic spectrum access networks.