Future Communication Technology and Engineering

Proceedings of the 2014 International Conference on Future Communication Technology and Engineering (FCTE 2014), Shenzhen, China, 16-17 November 2014

By: Kennis Chan

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eText | 6 April 2015 | Edition Number 1

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This volume contains the papers presented at the 2014 International Conference on Future Communication Technology and Engineering (FCTE2014), taking place in Shenzhen, China from 16-17 November 2014. Communication technologies are developing quickly and there are more possibilities for future communication technologies provided by the achievements made, rather than limitations. At the convention, innovative and inspiring ideas were presented; certain controversial topics were discussed (e.g. what are the most efficient/convenient methods for information communication) and what is the most probable prospect for future communication technology. It is difficult to make any definite conclusions from these presentations and discussions, but the desire and drive for improvement and development shown by the participants/authors are surely remarkable and respectable. In this book, 70 papers are included, chosen from hundreds of submissions contributed by scientists from various countries and regions, after careful reading and discussing by a team of reviewers. These papers cover almost every possible aspect of communication technology; including communication systems, automation and control engineering, electrical engineering, AI algorithms, signal processing, data mining, and knowledge-based systems.