Scholar
David Grace
Google Scholar ID: _NZp_uwAAAAJ
University of York
Citations & Impact
Citations
3,160
H-index
26
i10-index
56
Publications
20
Co-authors
37
list available
Contact
Publications
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- Co-editor of 'Broadband Communications via High Altitude Platforms' (Wiley, 2010)
- Editor of 'Cognitive Communications' (Wiley, 2012)
- Senior Member of IEEE (MIEEE), Member of IET (MIET)
- Chair, IEEE Technical Committee on Cognitive Networks (2013/14)
- Chair, WUN Cognitive Communications Consortium (2008–2013)
- Former Chair of COST 297 - HAPCOS WG1 'Radio Communications'
- Member, IEEE Comsoc Technical Advisory Council (2013/14)
- Vice-Chair, Special Interest Group on Cognitive Green Communications and Computing Networks (2014/15)
Research Experience
- Oct 2009–present: Professor (Research) at University of York (formerly Senior Research Fellow)
- Oct 2011–Sep 2018: Guest Professor at Zhejiang University, China
- Oct 2004–Sep 2009: Senior Research Fellow, University of York
- Jun 1999–Sep 2004: Research Fellow, University of York
- 1994–Jun 1999: Research Assistant, University of York
- Mar 2021–present: Director and Founder of Mercurius Technology Ltd
- Sep 2014–Oct 2018: Non-Executive Director of Stratospheric Platforms Ltd
- 2001–2009: Director of SkyLARC Technologies Ltd
- 1989–1993: Placements with BT, including 6 months at BT Labs
Background
- Research interests include communications from High Altitude Platforms (HAPs) and other aerial platforms
- Wireless communications for Connected Autonomous Networks
- Artificial intelligence applied to wireless networks
- Radio resource management, including dynamic spectrum sharing and coexistence, economics-based spectrum assignment, and distributed dynamic channel assignment (especially in wireless ad hoc networks)
- System-level design of wireless communications, interference analysis and mitigation for mixed wireless systems
- Cognitive Communications: Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI), regulatory policy and economics, and implementation
