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Programme

​PROGRAMME

ITU-R Workshop on “Applications of m​achine learning
​in radio-wave propagation prediction”
27 May 2025
Room H (Montbrillant building), Geneva (Switzerland)

(Registered remote participants to connect to the workshop on the restricted events portal)


Time in CESTS​ession title
08:00 09:00Registration (in-person participants collecting identification badges)
09:00 09:10

Opening and welcome remarks​

    • Welcome remarks from the Radiocommunication Bureau
    • Welcome remarks: Clare ALLEN, Chair ITU-R Study Group 3
​​​09:10 – 10:30​ ​ ​ ​ ​

Session 1

Moderator: Clare ALLEN, Chair ITU-R Study Group 3

09:10 09:30

Modelling received powe​r from wireless networks in Greece using machine learning

Presenters (remote): Prof Sotirios K. GOUDOSAristotle University of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, Greece

                                    Prof George V. TSOULOS, University of Peloponnese, Tripolis, Greece

09:30 09:50

High-resolution global land cover maps and their assessment strategies

Presenter (remote): Prof Maria BROVELLI, Politecnico di Milano, Italy

09:50 10:10

Research on the application of artificial intelligence in the inversion and prediction of maritime atmospheric ducts

Presenter (remote): Dr Wu JIAJING, China Resea​rch Institute of Radiowave Propagation, China

10:10 10:30

Rainfall monitoring using the propagation features of sub-6 GHz non-line-of-sight wireless signals

​Presenter (remote): Dr Wang XING, Nanjing University, China

10:30 10:50Break
​​​10:50 – 12:10

Session 2

Moderator: Dr Zubeir BOCUS, Chair ITU-R CG 3J-K-3L-3M-27

10:50 11:10

The role of spatial information in predicting path loss using machine learning

Presenter (in-person): Dr Takahiro HAYASHI, KDDI-research, Fujimino, Japan

11:10 11:30

Machine learning-aided ray tracing for faster radio propagation prediction

Presenter (in-person): Prof Claude OESTGES, Catholic University of Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium

11:30 11:50

Generalizable n​eural network-based propagation models

Pres​enter (remote): Prof Costas SARRIS, University of Toronto, Canada

11:50– 12:10

AI-enabled propagation modelling with realistically accessibl​e scarce training data: Challenges and Opportunities

Presenter (remote): Prof Ali IMRAN, University of Oklahoma, United States of America

12:10 12:30​

Session 3

Panel discussion

Moderator: Dr Zubeir BOCUS, Chair ITU-R CG 3J-K-3L-3M-27


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