Tuesday, 24th March 2020

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Due to Coronavirus, this event has been postponed till further notice. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

 

International Telecommunication Union (ITU) World Radiocommunication Conferences (WRCs) are held approximately every four years to review and revise the international Radio Regulations (RR). Last year WRC-19 was held from 28th Oct to 22nd Nov 2019 in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt with more than 3400 Delegates from the 196 ITU member states.

This talk gives a summary of the outcome of the main Agenda Items of interest to Australian mobile industry including global and regional identification of mmWave bands for the deployment of 5G networks, while also adopting measures to ensure appropriate protection of the existing services.

This event is jointly organised by: IEEE VIC ComSoc, EA ITEE, and IET Victoria. We gratefully acknowledge RMIT in providing the venue.

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Zoom details will be provided in due course, to allow those unable to attend in person to participate in the session. (Details TBA)

For Sydney participants:

For those physically located in Sydney, there is likely to be a "networking opportunity" aligned with viewing the forum via Zoom. Peter Hitchiner has requested that those interested in this option should contact him directly via email: PeterHitchiner at gmail.com

Date and Time

Tue, 24 Mar 2020

12:15 - 13:30 AEDT

Location

RMIT, Room 094.01.006
Building 94, Level 01, Room 006
23-27 Cardigan Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
Australia

Presenter(s)

Golnar Khomami

Dr Golnar Khomami is a Senior Network Engineer-Specialist working in Telstra. She works as a part of the team which develops and manages Telstra's strategic identification and use of radio spectrum, underpinning all of its fixed & mobile wireless services.
She contributes to develop Telstra's strategic use of radio spectrum through performing technical RF analysis. She also represents Telstra at relevant ITU-R and Asia Pacific Telecom forums and Working Groups as well as on national radio study groups hence, provides strategic input to corporate thinking on emerging spectrum technology options & implications. She is an active member of the Australian Delegation team, and attended and represented Telstra and the Australian mobile industry at World Radio Conference '19 (WRC-19).

She finished her PhD in telecommunication engineering following a master degree in electronic system and network engineering at La Trobe University. Her PhD research topic was on Intelligent Transport System and car-to-car communication. She also has a BS in electronic engineering from Iran. After finishing her PhD, she continued working at La Trobe University as sessional lecturer and course development officer before joining Telstra in 2017. She is also an active IEEE volunteer, currently serving as Chair of IEEE ComSoc Chapter in Victoria.