KL University Secures DST Grant for 5G Geospatial Research

This research will leverage cutting-edge data fusion techniques and deep learning algorithms to enhance geospatial accuracy and efficiency. The project represents a substantial breakthrough in geospatial technology and 5G,

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KL Deemed-to-be University proudly announces the sanctioning of an advanced research project by the Department of Science and Technology (DST) focused on "Data Fusion and Deep Learning Geospatial Positioning in the 5G Era." The project, led by faculty member Dr. D. Venkata Ratnam, along with co-investigators Dr. G.S.K. Santosh and Dr. D. Bhavana from the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, aims to enhance geospatial positioning technologies essential for the development of 5G networks.

This research will leverage cutting-edge data fusion techniques and deep learning algorithms to enhance geospatial accuracy and efficiency. The project represents a substantial breakthrough in geospatial technology and 5G, providing solutions with extensive implications for applications ranging from smart cities to autonomous systems. The university's advanced Atmospheric Science and Space Technology research laboratory, supported by the Department of Telecom, Government of India, along with a dedicated 5G use case laboratory, will play crucial roles in driving this initiative forward.

Dr. G. Pardha Saradhi Varma, Vice Chancellor of KL Deemed-to-be University, expressed his enthusiasm for the project, stating, "This project is a testament to our university's commitment to pioneering fields crucial for future technologies. Our Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering was also recently selected for the prestigious 100 5G Use Case Labs initiative designed for academic institutions across India. By advancing geospatial positioning for 5G, we are setting the stage for significant innovations that will transform everything from smart cities to autonomous systems."

Dr. Suman Maloji, HoD of ECE, KL Deemed to be University shared his insights, stating, "This research represents a groundbreaking step in the convergence of geospatial technologies with 5G capabilities, setting a new benchmark for academic and practical advancements in this area. It positions us to make significant contributions to the fields of smart urban planning and communication networks. We are excited to explore the vast possibilities this integration offers, aiming to shape the future of technology and its applications in everyday life."

KL Deemed to be University remains committed to encouraging innovation and stays at the forefront of technological education and research, promising to deliver innovative solutions with wide-ranging implications for various advanced applications.

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