Signal models
Study how communication symbols, target reflections, clutter, channels, arrays, and noise enter one mathematical system.
Active learning track · Literature study and mathematical foundations
I am building a structured understanding of ISAC through research papers, specialist texts, standards, and recorded technical lectures. My focus is to extend my foundation in analytical wireless modeling, BER evaluation, SIC, and Monte Carlo simulation toward systems that communicate and sense jointly.
Why this matters for 6G
ISAC treats sensing as a native network function rather than an isolated radar task. Its study connects waveform design, shared hardware, estimation accuracy, communication reliability, interference, and resource allocation.
Study how communication symbols, target reflections, clutter, channels, arrays, and noise enter one mathematical system.
Connect BER and achievable rate with detection probability, estimation error, Fisher information, and Cramér–Rao bounds.
Examine waveform, precoder, beam, power, and time-frequency allocation under competing communication and sensing objectives.
Compare analytical predictions and numerical optimization with Monte Carlo experiments under realistic impairments.
Technical foundation
Structured roadmap
Consolidate statistical signal processing for target detection and range, velocity, and angle estimation.
Study OFDM, OTFS, and other joint or separated designs, including ambiguity, resolution, and decoding behavior.
Formulate rate, BER, detection, and estimation objectives with power, bandwidth, hardware, and interference constraints.
Extend link-level models toward cell-free, UAV, V2X, and sensing-assisted network operation.
Selected study resources
These sources guide the study roadmap; their inclusion is not a claim that every item has been completed.
The resource set combines open institutional repositories, public preprints, a specialist reference book, and openly accessible standards material.
Fan Liu and coauthors. A system-level tutorial covering models, performance boundaries, waveform design, and network directions.
UCL DiscoveryA research-oriented survey organized around recent technical progress and open problems.
arXivEdited by Fan Liu, Christos Masouros, and Yonina C. Eldar. A focused reference spanning theory, signal design, and applications.
SpringerAn open overview of sensing, communication, learning, channel information, and system-level evaluation for future wireless networks.
Read on arXivA tutorial on spectrum sharing, dual-functional transceivers, waveform design, beamforming, channel estimation, and open design problems.
Read on arXivOpen reports and updates covering 6G use cases, channel models, system and RAN architecture, security, privacy, and evaluation methodology.
Explore ETSI ISACBridge from completed work
My existing work supplies analytical and simulation habits that can be extended to joint sensing and communication without presenting that extension as already complete.
Standards lens
The IMT-2030 framework includes integrated sensing and communication among its envisaged usage scenarios.
Read the ITU frameworkA 3GPP study of integrated sensing and communication services, use cases, and requirements.
Open the 3GPP specification recordETSI work on ISAC use cases, channel and sensing models, deployment, security, and architecture.
Visit the ETSI ISAC groupContinue through the broader future-communications research roadmap.