IEEE Montreal Section

IEEE YP Professional Development Series: Part 7 The Professional Development Series is a 10-part series of online seminars which aims at presenting and discussing career opportunities and pathways in the engineering profession, with presenters coming from a wide range of backgrounds across Canada and the world. In Part 7, Michael Lalonde will discuss how one... Read more →

Dr Arslan has graciously offered to continue the discussion on 5G technologies. The topic is Flexible Radio Access Beyond 5G: A Future Projection. Abstract: Today's wireless services and systems have come a long way since the rollout of the conventional voice-centric cellular systems. The demand for wireless access in voice and multi-media applications has increased... Read more →

Energy efficiency, which has emerged as a top priority in cloud ecosystems, is the outcome of appropriate pricing mechanisms and resource allocations. Static pricing mechanisms are the most dominant approach among all the others. They are simple to implement for the service providers and easy to understand for the service users. Inaccurate price calculation and... Read more →

The number of devices requesting for wireless communications is growing exponentially. Network densification via the deployment of many base stations (BSs) of different types is one of the mechanisms that can be employed to satisfy the ever-increasing demand for bandwidth/capacity in wireless networks. However, deploying fiber to the small cells may be expensive and impractical... Read more →

With more and more enabling AI technologies applied to enhance machine capabilities, the machine will become increasingly autonomous. Autonomy has been singled out as a key component of the third offset strategy for military applications, which intends to deliver leap-ahead battlefield technologies that team up soldiers with autonomous systems to enhance military capabilities. However, humans... Read more →

IEEE YP Professional Development Series: Part 8 The Professional Development Series is a 10-part series of online seminars which aims at presenting and discussing career opportunities and pathways in the engineering profession, with presenters coming from a wide range of backgrounds across Canada and the world. In Part 8, Sarat Rodin shares his knowledge after... Read more →

In this session, we are going to cover the theoretical background of INN, how it works, and a hands-on session with Python and Google Colab. Agenda: ▸Introduction ▸Neural Networks: A Motivation (5 Min) ▸Theoretical Background (5 Min) ▸Invertible Neural Networks (INN) (10 Min) ▸Applications of INN (5 Min) ▸Break (5 Min) ▸Hands-on Session With Python... Read more →

IEEE YP Professional Development Series: Part 9 The Professional Development Series is a 10-part series of online seminars which aims at presenting and discussing career opportunities and pathways in the engineering profession, with presenters coming from a wide range of backgrounds across Canada and the world. In Part 9, Ramneek Karla talks about the career... Read more →

This talk will present the first, novel, dynamic, resilient, and consistent Blockchain COngestion ContrOL (BCOOL) system for vehicular networks that fills the gap of trustworthy Blockchain congestion prediction systems. BCOOL relies on the heterogeneity of Machine Learning, Software-Defined Networks and Network Function Virtualization that is customized in three hybrid cloud/edge-based On/Offchain smart contract modules and... Read more →

Join us for a bonus session in our Professional Development Series: "Career planning as an Antidote to a Competitive Job market" with David Lafferty and Karim Abuawad on August 13th at 1pm In this presentation, both speakers will discuss how to make career plan to help people find jobs in todays competitive job market. Speaker(s):... Read more →

The IEEE Northern Canada Section is issuing a Call for Capstone Project Competition Applications that are intended to acknowledge exceptional Capstone projects under development in post-secondary institutions headquartered within the Section jurisdiction (Northern Alberta and the three Territories).To be considered, Capstone projects must be in one or more fields of Computing and Electrical Engineering and... Read more →

IEEE YP Professional Development Series: Part 10 The Professional Development Series is a 10-part series of online seminars which aims at presenting and discussing career opportunities and pathways in the engineering profession, with presenters coming from a wide range of backgrounds across Canada and the world. In Part 10, to close the series, Joseph Botros... Read more →

Montreal YP and Student Branches at INRS, ETS, Mcgill, Polytechnique, and Concordia are organizing this outdoor gathering to recognize the effort and mission of IEEE. Whether you are an IEEE member or not, you are more than welcome to come and join us. Join us to enjoy social networking and get to know all the... Read more →

Quantification of peak demand reduction potential of buildings is critical for demand response (DR) analysis in a microgrid environment. Due to the varying nature of electricity consumption throughout the day over different seasons, DR periods affect the energy savings and peak demand reduction potentials of a building in different ways. This paper investigates peak reduction... Read more →