Master's Thesis (f/m/d) Train Localization with the Future Mobile Communication System
Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. · Oberpfaffenhofen
ThesisGerman needed: not said
Still open on 12 NovKey facts
- Pay
- Paid by public service tariff
- Duration
- 6 months
- Fixed term of six months
- Language needed
- English
- Subject you study
- Electrical Engineering, Computer Science
What you'll do
- Literature research on FRMCS, 5G side-links, 5G/6G satellite networks, reliable and safe train localisation by radio, and multipath propagation in railway environments
- Planning, implementation and test of a simulation framework for train localisation with FRMCS train-ground links
- Research and development of advanced, reliable and safe algorithms for distance measurement and train localisation for FRMCS signals using realistic radio propagation models
- Extension of the simulation framework via FRMCS to support 5G side-links and 5G/6G satellite network links
- Extension of advanced, reliable and safe algorithms for distance measurement and train localisation for FRMCS-compliant 5G side-link and 5G/6G satellite network signals using realistic radio propagation models
- Documentation of research results in a final report
What you need
- Ongoing studies in electrical engineering or computer science
- Very good knowledge in signal processing, estimation theory, and navigation and localisation technologies
- Very good programming skills, including MATLAB and Python
- Ability to work independently and solve complex problems autonomously
- Excellent English skills in both spoken and written form
What you get
- DLR stands for diversity, appreciation and equal opportunities for all people. We promote independent work and the individual development of our employees in their personal and professional environment. For this purpose, our numerous training and further education opportunities are available to you. Equal opportunities are a particular concern for us; we therefore want to increase the proportion of women in science and management. Applications from severely disabled persons are given preference in case of professional suitability.