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GNU Radio Conference 2021

20–24 Sept 2021
In-Person & Virtual
US/Eastern timezone
In-Person Attendees Please See Updated COVID Information

GRCon21 Organizers

Session

Workshop (Hybrid- Virtual & In-Person)

20 Sept 2021, 15:10
In-Person & Virtual

In-Person & Virtual

Charlotte Airport Hotel, 2800 Coliseum Centre Dr., Charlotte, North Carolina 28217, USA

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  1. 118. Introduction to Signal Processing
    Wylie Standage-Beier
    20/09/2021, 15:10
    Digital Signal Processing
    Workshop

    This course serves as an introduction and survey of signal processing for beginner and intermediate levels. The course will introduce basic math concepts fundamental to Fourier and Laplace transforms. The course will explore properties of signals and systems including spectral estimation, detection and information theory. Furthermore, we will apply course concepts to analyze both continuous...

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  2. 83. Radio Resilience Competition Registration and Working Session
    Matt Knight, Marc Newlin
    20/09/2021, 15:30
    Wireless Spectrum Management
    Workshop

    Interested in competing in the Radio Resilience Competition? Stop by to get all your questions answered!

    This workshop is a working session that will guide participants from registration through building, testing, and submitting your first radio design. The RRC organizers will kick things off by walking through the competition format, infrastructure, and submission process, then will break...

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  3. 129. Introduction to GNURadio with Python
    Wylie Standage-Beier
    21/09/2021, 15:30
    New Users
    Workshop

    This workshop is a guided and hands-on introduction to using GNU Radio blocks, graphs, and systems with Python for beginners. The course will start with construction of an analog signal demodulator and will build a series of more complicated sub-systems. This course will demonstrate some of the benefits of using GNU Radio for building digital receivers and will cover more advanced concepts...

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  4. 38. Wideband RF Signal Detection with Machine Learning
    Dr Nathan West (DeepSig)
    22/09/2021, 10:20
    RF Machine Learning
    Workshop

    This 4-hour workshop will be a hands-on guide to walk through working with the open data challenge that is currently live, hosted at https://eval.ai/web/challenges/challenge-page/1057/overview. Deep learning concepts will be introduced with python, and a SigMF loader will be developed to read the dataset. Finally, participants will develop deep learning models and training techniques to learn...

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  5. 95. GNU Radio on the Allen Telescope Array
    Dr Steve Croft (UC Berkeley / SETI Institute), Daniel Estévez, Dr Wael Farah (SETI Institute)
    22/09/2021, 13:30
    Radio Astronomy
    Workshop

    The SETI Institute's Allen Telescope Array, at the Hat Creek Radio Observatory in remote Northern California, consists of 42 six-meter dishes that are primarily used for searches for radio technosignatures - potential indicators of technology developed by extraterrestrial intelligence - in addition to other astronomical applications such as searches for fast radio bursts. The science backend...

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  6. 72. GR 4.0 Interactive Workshop
    Josh Morman (Peraton Labs)
    23/09/2021, 10:30
    GNU Radio Core Functionality
    Workshop

    Work towards GNU Radio 4.0 is fully underway to the point that we are ready to invite developers to learn more about the specific changes to the Runtime and Block API, and try their hand at implementing new blocks (or porting existing ones) into the updated framework.

    This workshop will detail the changes that will impact GNU Radio going forward and also serve as an opportunity to collect...

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