SWIFT

Overview

SWIFT focuses on the coexistence of active and passive wireless systems in the same frequency bands. While active wireless systems are critical for modern commerce, transportation, health, science, and defense, passive remote sensing services are also indispensable to their applications in agriculture, climate modeling and prediction, forecasting, and more. However, the growth of active wireless systems increases the interference experienced by passive systems, which can render them useless in extreme cases. Thus, this project aims to develop advanced signal processing, resource management, and artificial intelligence techniques for both active and passive users to ensure functional coexistence in shared frequency bands.

RESOURCES

SWIFT Webpage: Webpage

Dataset: IEEE DataPort | GitHub | OneDrive

Meta-Learning for Wireless Interference Identification

Using MATLAB 5G Toolbox for SDR 5G NR Waveform Generation

COLLABORATORS

People

Faculty

Dr. Vuk Marojevic

Associate Professor

Mississippi State University

Dr. Mehmet Kurum

Associate Professor

Mississippi State University

Dr. Ali Cafer Gurbuz

Assistant Professor

Mississippi State University

Dr. Fatemeh Afghah

Associate Professor

Clemson University

Dr. Nicholas Mastronarde

Associate Professor

University of Buffalo

Students

Walaa Alqwider

PhD Candidate

Mississippi State University

Md Mehedi Farhad

PhD Candidate

Mississippi State University

Ahmed Manavi Alam

PhD Candidate

Mississippi State University

Mohammad Koosha

PhD Student

University at Buffalo

Ali Owfi

PhD Student

Clemson University

Anjali Omer

PhD Student

University at Buffalo

Michael Seguin

PhD Student

University at Buffalo

Mahshid Rezakhani

MS Student

Clemson University

PUBLICATIONS

Submitted or in preparation

Accepted

FUNDING

SWIFT is funded by the National Science Foundation Awards #2030291, #2030047, #2030157, and #2202972.