2017 Conference Papers

09.00 – Opening Remarks – Charles Curry, Chronos Technology Ltd

09.10 – Timing for 5G – Christopher Wilson, EE

09.35 – The Reality for Time and Phase sync within the Mobile Network Operator to address LTE-A – Pedro Martins, NOS Technology SA

10:00 – New Requirements in 4G Networks – Robert Mlinaric, VIPnet

10.25 – Update on Time Stamping for MiFID II Compliance – Wojciech Owczarek, Intercontinental Exchange

11.40 – Timing Needs in Cable Networks – Yair Neugeboren, ARRIS

12.00 – Gimme 5! 5G what’s it all about? – Anand Ram, Calnex Solutions

12.20 – Sync for Wireless Fronthaul and C-RAN Applications – Kishan Shenoi, Qulsar Inc

13.45 – Why do Broadcasters care about Timing? – Mike Ellis, BBC

14.10 – Timing in the Network – Terry Sullivan, EE

14.35 – Timing the Road to 5G – Ian Goetz, Juniper Networks

14.55 – PTP in Japanese and East Asian Markets – Mikito Hasegawa, Seiko Solutions Inc

15.50 – Mobile Financial Services Need for Accurate Timing and Monitoring – Ian Goetz, Juniper Networks

09.00 – Improvement of GNSS time sync accuracy with NLOS multipath mitigation algorithms applied in GNSS receivers – Seiji Yoshida, NTT

09.25 – Danger in GPS jamming – How to overcome – Moshe Kaplan, GPS Dome

09.45 – Timing in the pits – GNSS in challenged locations – Kenneth Hann, Oscilloquartz

10.05 – Directions of Innovation – The Evolution of Oscillator Technology and Future Roadmap – Allan Armstrong, Epson

10.25 – Enhanced PRTC: GNSS and Atomic Clocks Combined – Lee Cosart, Microsemi

11.20 – Design and test results for frequency controlled DOCXO for 5G equipment – Alexander Kotyukov, Morion

11.40 – How do Optically Pumped Cesium Beam Clocks enable ePRTC and ePRTC ClassB? – Alain Michaud, Oscilloquartz/a>

12.00 – Impact of the local oscillator FT on the accuracy of IEEE1588 – Nazarly Tshchynskyy, SiTime

12.20 – One Oscillator Many packet clocks – Ullas Kumar, Rakon

12.40 – Operational selection of the healthiest ePRTC precision clocks – Tony Flavin, Chronos Technology

16.05 – Synchronisation over the air – Tim Frost, Calnex

14.05 – Enhanced primary clocks and time transfer – Helmut Imlau, Deutsche Telekom

15.05 – A hybrid time transfer approach for robust network time transfer – George Zampetti, Microsemi

16.00 – Ultra-accurate time transfer based on IEEE-1588 High Accuracy Profile standard – Pablo Marin Jimenez, Seven Solutions

16.20 – ELSTAB – electronically stabilized fiber optic system for time and frequency distribution with picoseconds accuracy – Lukasz Sliwczynski/Przemyslaw Krehlik/Jacek Kolodziej/Lukasz Buczek/Marcin Lipinski, AGH University

16.40 – Evolution of PTP – Douglas Arnold, Microsemi

17.00 – NRC remote clock traceable time dissemination with nanosecond accuracy – Marina Gertsvolf/John Bernard, Andre Charbonneau/Bill Hoger/Hai Pham, National Research Council Canada

09.00 – Nanoseconds in HW or Microseconds in SW – which is tougher? – Tommy Cook, Calnex

09.20 – Practical lessons from the deployment of edge Grandmasters – Simon Butcher, Microsemi

09.40 – Enabling installed based networks for accurate phase delivery and assurance – Nir Laufer, Adva Optical

10.00 – Time Firewall: Securing GPS against spoofing/jamming – Shemi Prazot, Accubeat

10.55 – Galileo ready to use: opps for Timing and Sync – Valeria Catalano, European GNSS Agency

11.15 – Developing a GNSS resiliency framework for timing receivers – Rahul Gupta, Spirent

11.35 – Secure telecom network synchronisation with GNSS – Pawel Nogas, Piktime Systems

11.55 – It is Time for Time – Tomasz Widomski, Elproma

12.15 – Addressing synchronization challenges in modern mobile networks – Steven Chen, UT Starcom

13.40 – MiFID II and beyond. Slightly different approach to compliance validation – George Nowicki, Tp Icap

14.00 – How to save 1TeraWattyear with time sync – Didrik Ehrenborg, Meinberg

14.20 – Regarding Simulation Models for Clock Recovery – Kishan Shenoi, Qulsar

14.40 – The role of oscillators in the world of time – George Zampetti, Microsemi