Alexandra Duel-Hallen

Dr. Duel-Hallen current research interests are in Wireless Communications. Her recent and current projects focus on fading channel characterization and prediction, adaptive transmission, and cross-layer design for ad hoc wireless networks. From 1990 to 1996, she was Editor for Communication Theory for the IEEE Transactions on Communications. During 2000-2002, she has served as Guest Editor of two Special Issues on Multiuser Detection for the IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications

Education

1982 - BS in Math/CS, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH
1983 - MS in CICE, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
1987 - PhD in EE, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

Awards & Honors

2011 - IEEE Fellow, for contributions to equalization and wireless communications
2007 - Author of a paper selected for The Best of the Best: Fifty Years of Communications and Networking Research (56 papers in Communications and Networking), IEEE Press, 2007
2006 - Highly Cited Researcher, ISIHighlyCited.com
2002 - Author of a paper included in the IEEE Communications Society 50th Anniversary Journal Collection as one of 41 key papers in physical and link layer areas, 1952-2002.
1995 - ORAU Junior Faculty Enhancement Award
1994 - NSF Research Initiation Award
1982 - CWRU Award to the Outstanding Upperclassman in Mathematics

Publications

• Distributed multi-step power scheduling and cost allocation for cooperative microgrids (2017)
• Distributed multi-step power scheduling and cost allocation for cooperative microgrids (2017)
• Game-theoretic multi-agent control and network cost allocation under communication constraints (2017)
• Ensuring economic fairness in wide-area control for power systems via game theory (2016)
• Channel-aware spectrum sensing and access for mobile cognitive radio ad hoc networks (2016)
• A two-layer coalitional game among rational cognitive radio users (2015)
• Data-aided noise reduction for long-range fading prediction in adaptive modulation systems (2013)
• Channel-adaptive sensing strategy for cognitive radio ad hoc networks (2013)
• The latency of gaining alpha-reliability for message dissemination in vehicle-to-vehicle networks (2012)
• Enabling adaptive rate and relay selection for 802.11 mobile ad hoc networks (2012)