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＞＞ MORIYAMA Masafumi

MORIYAMA Masafumi

Ph.D.

Position

Senior Researcher

Post

Wireless Systems Laboratory

Research Project

Simultaneous Transmission Access Boosting Low-latEncy (STABLE)

Publications

Jan 2008 Masafumi MORIYAMA, Hiroshi HARADA, Seiichi SAMPEI and Ryuhei FUNADA, "A Novel Method of Estimating the Signal-to-Interference Ratio for One-Cell-Frequency-Reuse OF/TDMA Systems," IEICE Transactions on Communications, E91-B, No.1 247-257, Jan.2008.
[ DOI ] Feb 2014 Masafumi Moriyama, Takeo Fujii，"Theoretical Analyses of Viterbi Decoding Employing Heterogeneous Cognitive Radio for Digital Public Private Mobile Radio Systems," IEICE Transactions on Communications，J97-B，No.2 182-191, Feb. 2014.
[ PDF ] Apr 2015 Masafumi MORIYAMA and Takeo FUJII, "Novel Synchronization and BER Improvement Method for Public Safety Mobile Communication Systems Employing Heterogeneous Cognitive Radio"，IEICE Transactions on Communications, E98-B, No.4 736-745, Apr.2015.
[ DOI ] Aug 2019 Masafumi MORIYAMA, Kenichi TAKIZAWA, Masayuki OODO, Hayato TEZUKA and Fumihide KOJIMA, "Experimental Evaluation of a Novel Up-Link NOMA System for IoT Communication Equipping Repetition Transmission and Receive Diversity," IEICE Transactions on Communications, E102-B, No.8 1467-1476, Aug.2019.
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Career

Mar 1999 Kitami Institute of Technology
Bachelor of Engineer Apr 2000 National Police Agency Apr 2015 The University of Electro-Communications
Ph.D in Engineering Apr 2016 National Institute of Information and Communication Technology

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