MEAE 2025

Special Session 6

 

Timely and Secure Low-Altitude Wireless Network Services | 及时、安全的低空无线网络服务

Introducation:

Low-Altitude Wireless Networks (LAWNs) are emerging as a critical infrastructure for enabling a wide range of applications, including drone delivery, precision agriculture, infrastructure inspection, and urban air mobility. Leveraging unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), LAWNs offer the potential to revolutionize various industries by providing cost-effective and flexible solutions for data collection, transportation, and communication. However, the widespread deployment of LAWNs faces significant technical challenges that require innovative solutions across multiple layers of the network. These challenges include managing the dynamic airspace environment, ensuring reliable and secure communication links, efficiently allocating scarce spectrum resources, and integrating UAVs seamlessly into existing airspace and communication infrastructures. This Special Session aims to bring together researchers, engineers, and industry professionals to explore the latest advances in LAWN technologies and address the key challenges that are hindering their widespread adoption.

The session will focus on novel approaches to airspace management, including dynamic zoning, traffic flow control, and collision avoidance mechanisms. We will also delve into advanced wireless communication techniques tailored for the unique characteristics of the low-altitude environment, such as mmWave and THz communication, beamforming, and interference management. Furthermore, we will explore innovative solutions for securing LAWNs against cyberattacks and ensuring the privacy of sensitive data. Finally, we will examine the role of standardization efforts and regulatory frameworks in facilitating the commercial deployment of LAWNs. This Special Session provides a timely and relevant forum for discussing the future of LAWNs and accelerating their transition from research prototypes to real-world deployments.

 

Organizers:

Chen Yong, Chengdu Fluid Innovation Center, China Chen Yong, born on June 28, 1985, is the deputy director of the Chengdu Fluid Innovation Center. His research focuses on the overall design of aircraft and intelligent testing technology. He has published one monograph and over 70 high-level academic papers, among which 43 are indexed by SCI. He has applied for and been granted 31 invention patents. He has served as the chairperson and committee member of important international conferences such as AIAA Aeroacoustics. He has won the 20th China Patent Award, the 10th China Invention and Entrepreneurship Award, the First Prize for Scientific and Technological Progress in the Defense Field, the Youth Talent Support Project in the Military Field, the Zhiqiang Fund of the Academy of Military Sciences, the Youth Innovation Award of National University of Defense Technology, and the Outstanding Youth Talent. He has led major research programs of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, including major research plans, general projects, and youth science funds; key projects in the Innovation Zone of the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense; and military-civilian integration model projects of the First, Fifth, and Sixth Institutes of the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation. He has participated in major projects such as the national manned lunar landing program and led the development of key payloads. He is a member of the Youth Work Committee of the Chinese Society of Aeronautics, a member of the Microgravity Science and Application Professional Committee of the Chinese Society of Space Science, and a member of the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle and Micro Air Vehicle Branch of the Chinese Society of Aeronautics.

 

Submission Guideline:

Please submit your manuscript via Online Submission System: https://easychair.org/my/conference?conf=meae2025
Please choose Special Session: Timely and Secure Low-Altitude Wireless Network Services