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Farag Ibrahim Khalifa Mousa

Postgraduate Research

Farag -mousaThere is a growing demand for bandwidth in wireless communication systems due to the growing use of mobile users, computer network applications, high-speed Internet access and the variety of services. Optical wireless communication (OWC) is a new technology and offers a viable solution for such next generation of wireless communication. OWC has many advantages, for example, a license-free spectrum, high-speed data rate, and relatively low cost. A VLC system is one of OWC types that can provide three functionalities of illumination, high-speed data transmission, and indoor localization.  There are many techniques for positioning of indoor systems including techniques using LED that are the alike techniques that have been employed in Wi-Fi networks. In this research, we are working on a model for indoor cellular that emphasize in localization and developing the security model for VLC system.

Supervisors

  • Dr. Hoa Le Minh
  •  Dr. Xuewu Dai
  •  Dr. Trung Q. Duong

Key Publications

  1. Farag Mousa, S. Tran The, A. Burton, M. Hoa Le, Z. Ghassemlooy, T. Q. Duong, et al., "Investigation of data encryption impact on broadcasting visible light communications," 9th International Symposium onCommunication Systems, Networks & Digital Signal Processing (CSNDSP), pp. 390-394, 2014.
  2. M. Hoa Le, Z. Ghassemlooy, A. Burton, F. Mousa, S. Biswas, P. Anh Tuan, et al., "Self-correcting MIMO visible light communications system using localization," IEEE International Conference on, in Communication Workshop (ICCW) ", pp. 1362-1367, 2015.
  3. T. T. Son, H. Le-Minh, F. Mousa, Z. Ghassemlooy, N. V. Tuan, "Adaptive Correction Model for Indoor MIMO VLC using Positioning Technique with Node Knowledge", International Conference Computing, Management & Telecommunication (ComManTel2015), DaNang, Vietman,2015.

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