About Anna Talgat Anna Talgat Ph.D., Applied Mathematics and Computational Science Stochastic Geometry Satellite Communications Anna Talgat is an MS/Ph.D. student in the Communication Theory Lab (CTL) at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), where she is supervised by Professor Mohamed-Slim Alouini. Her research focuses on applying stochastic geometry to satellite communication systems. Articles Related News February 2021 A novel mathematical model for analyzing LEO satellite-based communication networks 1 min read · Sun, Feb 7 2021 News LEO Satellite-based Communication Networks Driven by the dramatic progress in the low earth orbit (LEO) satellite technology in the past few years, the vision of achieving global connectivity everywhere using LEO satellites has never been closer to reality. To reach this goal, large numbers of LEO satellites are planned to be deployed at different altitudes to ensure providing coverage around the globe with the capability to achieve different kinds of user requirements such as high data rate or low latency. In the recent work led by Communication Theory Lab (CTL) researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) Authored News November 2024 KAUST-CTL researchers receive IEEE Honorable Mention for pioneering IoT connectivity solution 1 min read · Sat, Nov 9 2024 The team comprising Dr. Anna Talgat, Dr. Mustafa Kishk, and Professor Mohamed-Slim Alouini from the Communication Theory Lab (CTL) at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) has received a Technical Concept Honorable Mention in the IEEE Connecting the Unconnected (CTU) Challenge 2024. Their project, "Enhanced IoT Connectivity in Underserved Areas Using LEO Satellite Networks," is based on Dr. Talgat's Ph.D. research and aims to deliver reliable connectivity to remote areas using Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites. Project Overview The awarded project leverages LEO satellite
A novel mathematical model for analyzing LEO satellite-based communication networks 1 min read · Sun, Feb 7 2021 News LEO Satellite-based Communication Networks Driven by the dramatic progress in the low earth orbit (LEO) satellite technology in the past few years, the vision of achieving global connectivity everywhere using LEO satellites has never been closer to reality. To reach this goal, large numbers of LEO satellites are planned to be deployed at different altitudes to ensure providing coverage around the globe with the capability to achieve different kinds of user requirements such as high data rate or low latency. In the recent work led by Communication Theory Lab (CTL) researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)
KAUST-CTL researchers receive IEEE Honorable Mention for pioneering IoT connectivity solution 1 min read · Sat, Nov 9 2024 The team comprising Dr. Anna Talgat, Dr. Mustafa Kishk, and Professor Mohamed-Slim Alouini from the Communication Theory Lab (CTL) at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) has received a Technical Concept Honorable Mention in the IEEE Connecting the Unconnected (CTU) Challenge 2024. Their project, "Enhanced IoT Connectivity in Underserved Areas Using LEO Satellite Networks," is based on Dr. Talgat's Ph.D. research and aims to deliver reliable connectivity to remote areas using Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites. Project Overview The awarded project leverages LEO satellite
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