Communication Systems Studies at the KFUPM-RI
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Transcript Communication Systems Studies at the KFUPM-RI
Department of Electrical Engineering
King Fahd University of
Petroleum & Minerals
Presentation Outline
University History
Faculties
Department History
Programs
Faculty Expertise & Areas Specializations
Laboratories & Research
Window into the Future
Summary
KFUPM History
Established in 1969 as College of Petroleum &
Minerals
First B.S. Degree granted 1971
The status of university obtained in 1975
First Master’s Degree Awarded in 1975
First Ph.D. Awarded in 1986
Electrical Engineering Programs
B. Sc. (Electrical Engineering)
M. Sc. (Electrical Engineering)
M. Sc. (Telecommunication Engineering)
Ph .D. (Electrical Engineering)
EE Faculty
Chair Professor
1
Professors
7
Associate Professors
17
Assistant Professors
18
Lecturers & Lecturers B
9+4=13
TA’s/RA’s
25
Graduate Assistants
10
Part Time Graduate
52
Students
Selected EE Teaching
Laboratories
ANTENNAS
COMMUNICATIONS
DIGITAL SYSTEMS
DIGITAL SIGNAL
PROCESSING
ELECTRONICS
ELECTROMAGNETICS
DIGITAL CONTROL
SYSTEMS
FIBER OPTICS
TELEPHONY
Areas of Excellence
COMMUNICATIONS
IMAGE AND SIGNAL PROCESSING
HIGH SPEED NETWORKS/FIBER OPTICS
ELECTRONICS - ANALOG AND DIGITAL
CONTROL SYSTEMS
ENERGY AND POWER SYSTEMS
Expertise and Services
Application of advanced techniques to solve
problems.
Development of prototypes of new systems or
subsystems.
Continuing Education: Short courses and specialized
educational programs.
Consultancy Services:
To provide innovative solutions to specific industrial
problems
To prepare feasibility studies on industrial projects
Telecommunications in EE
Wireless Communications and Networks
Telecommunications Networks
High Speed Networks
Digital Signal Processing
Electronic Circuits
Antennas & Propagation
Selected Research Projects
Evaluation of Saudi Telephone Network for
Full-duplex Data Transmission
Underwater Communication Systems
Anomalous Propagation in RADAR
Development of Advanced Computer Control
to Petrochemical Industries
Evaluation of Distributed Control Systems
Selected Research Projects
(Cont’d)
A Master Plan Study of Saudi Arabia’s Extra HV
Transmission System Requirements
Evaluation of HV Insulators Performance in Saudi
Arabia
Feasibility Study of Interconnecting Power Systems
in GCC Countries
Feasibility Study of Interconnecting Power Systems
of the Mashreq Arab Countries
Technical Activities
Activity
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
Total
Journal
Papers
Conference
Papers
21
34
24
34
36
149
18
20
29
20
30
117
Short
courses
6
2
3
2
3
16
Funded
Projects
2
3
3
3
2
13
6
8
8
8
13
43
Selected Short Courses
Recent Applications in Communications
Cellular Telephony and GSM
Mobile Communications and its Applications
Wireless Communications and Networks
Anomalous Propagation and RADAR
Microwave and Satellite Communications
Antenna Theory & Applications
Optical Fiber Communications
Introduction to Digital Communications
Broadband Communication Access: Technologies &
Applications
Communications
Communications Systems
Wireless Communications
Propagation & spectrum management
Systems
Data over wireless channels
Private Radio systems
Telecommunications
Networks
Active Research Projects
Adaptive Multiuser Detectors (AMUD)
Interference Cancellers, Adaptive
Equalizers and Systems beyond 3G
OFDMA – Channel Estimation
Multi-input Multi-output Systems (MIMO)
Coding
Propagation & Interference Modeling
Multiuser Packet Radio
Window into the Future
University - Industry Collaboration
Enhanced University-Industry collaboration.
Bring university and industry together through
Creation of a Science Park
A new building will serve as the focal point of the
Science Park
Creation of Technology Innovation Center (TIC)
University-Industry Collaboration
MOU has been signed with Schulumberger to be
part of the Science Park.
MOU with Ciba Specialty Chemicals.
MOU with Japan Petroleum Energy Center.
Telecommunications
Research Laboratory (TRL)
Expertise in all areas of
telecommunications and signal
processing.
Interaction and collaboration with the
Telecom industry vital to Development
of Telecommunication Industry in KSA.
Telecommunications Research
Laboratory (TRL) at KFUPM is
Established
TRL Objectives (Cont’d)
TRL to provide assistance to the Saudi
telecommunication industry in
Technology
Assessment
Research into new applications
Development of prototypes
Field measurements to evaluate systems
TRL Organization
Three Main Groups
Systems & Concept Group
Prototype Development Group
Measurement & Evaluation Group
Systems & Concept Group
The activities of the Systems and Concepts
Group are directed towards developing new
techniques and procedures for use in current and
future telecommunications systems.
This group is a source of new knowledge which
may be used by the researchers and industrial
partners to help attain a leadership in the area of
telecommunications.
Product Development Group
The Product Development Group has been
entrusted with the task of transforming the
new techniques and procedures developed by
the Systems and Concepts Group into
prototypes of telecommunication products or
sub-systems.
Measurement & Evaluation
Group
The Measurement and Evaluation Group is
assigned the task of conducting field trials to
evaluate telecommunication systems for
performance, quality of service (QoS),
suitability to the environment and so on.
Areas of Expertise
Digital Communications – system design, traffic and
performance evaluation, modem design,
synchronization circuits.
Telecommunication Networks – study of network
topology, protocols for packet and switched data,
and network performance evaluation.
Wireless Communications – coverage analysis,
spectrum management, licensing, cellular systems,
Private Data Networks, GSM, CDMA, Capacity and
QoS evaluations, handover design, 3G and 4G
Systems, WAP and Wireless IP.
Areas of Expertise
Signal processing in communications- simulations
of new conceptual designs and implementation of
signal detectors and estimators, adaptive equalizers,
advanced receiver structures using DSP/FPGA.
Computer Communications- traffic analysis,
network capacity, architectures, routing and
protocol studies.
Development of test-beds of new systems.
Active Areas of Research at TRL
Wireless Communications
Coding for Error Control
Equalization
Telecommunications Networks
3G and Beyond Systems
Digital Transmission over Wireless Networks
Radio Propagation & Modeling
Network Protocols
Summary
EE Department runs accredited programs of high
quality.
EE Faculty is well qualified in practically all areas
of Electrical Engineering.
We extend our hand to ARAMCO to participate in
training of competent and high quality graduates for
future generations of KSA.
EE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT ENROLLMENT
1200
AEE
1000
EE
800
600
400
200
0
1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03
Graduate Student Enrollment
YEAR
MS.
Ph.D.
TOTAL
1990-91
30
5
35
1992-93
45
5
50
1994-95
63
4
67
1996-97
79
4
83
1998-99
70
3
73
2000-01
58
4
62
2001-02
64
3
67
2002-03
87
4
91
EE Alumni
YEAR
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1997-98
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
B.Sc.
73
66
87
129
123
157
159
211
231
213
M.Sc.
4
8
4
15
10
12
5
10
10
11
Ph.D.
1
0
1
2
2
0
1
0
1
0
TOTAL
78
74
92
146
135
167
165
221
242
223