Reminder: Register for the GNU Radio Online Conference on September 14-18

This is just a reminder that the 2020 GNU Radio Conference will be held online in a few days time starting on September 14 and ending September 18 2020. Viewing the live talks and participation in the discussion forums is free for everyone around the world, however you must register first via their site. The paid $50 workshops are all currently booked however you can go on the waiting list in case more spaces are opened.

GNU Radio Conference (GRCon) is the annual conference for the GNU Radio project & community, and has established itself as one of the premier industry events for Software Radio. It is a week-long conference that includes high-quality technical content and valuable networking opportunities. GRCon is a venue that highlights design, implementation, and theory that has been practically applied in a useful way. GRCon attendees come from a large variety of backgrounds, including industry, academia, government, and hobbyists.

GRCon20 will be held starting September 14, 2020 online as a virtual event. The organizing team is hard at work to create a fun and interactive experience.

Our keynote speakers include: Becky Schoenfeld W1BXY, managing editor of QST magazine, Oona Räisänen [ windytan ] hacker of signals and computer programmer, and Jim St. Leger, Director Open Source, Intel.

With an annual program that has broad appeal, GRCon attracts people new to Software Radio just looking to learn more, experts that want to keep their finger on the pulse & direction of the industry, and seasoned developers ready to show off their latest work.

Titles of the talks scheduled are shown below. The full list of talks, workshops and descriptions can be found here. 

• Oona Räisänen - Video Decoding Adventure
• Introducing OpenCPI as an Infrastructure for GNU Radio and GNU Radio Companion
• How Strong is my SDR Signal?
• Introducing the Radio Resiliency Competition
• Are We Alone? How GNU Radio Can Help Us Find ET
• A Conversation with the Ettus Research / NI SDR R&D Team
• Enabling Performance Portability of GnuRadio on Heterogeneous Systems
• Architecture Update - Marcus Mueller
• Becky Schoenfeld - Keeping Ham Radio Alive and Well: ARRL’s Education Initiatives
• ESA's OPS-SAT Mission: Powered by GNU Radio
• Designing a Narrowband Radar using GNU Radio and Software Defined Radio for Tomography and Indoor Sensing
• The De-Swiggification of GNU Radio
• Exploring RFNoC with the UHD Python API
• Teaching the Principles of Time Delay Spectrometry Ultrasound with GNU Radio
• Ultra-cheap SDR Digital Television Transmission: ISDB-T with an osmo-fl2k and an RTL-SDR
• Software defined radio based Synthetic Aperture noise and OFDM (WiFi) RADAR mapping
• Community Continuous Integration (CI) for GNU Radio
• RadEOT: The Radio Education Outreach Tool
• Software defined radio based Global Navigation Satellite System real time spoofing detection and cancellation
• SDR to GPU Peer-to-Peer Data Streaming for Cognitive Radar and EW Use-Case
• Security Analysis of Zigbee Networks with Zigator and GNU Radio
• Using GNU Radio in Amateur Radio
• GR Wiki Block Docs: What's Important?