Sebastian Szyszkowicz

Sebastian Szyszkowicz is an Adjunct Professor in the Faculty of Engineering and Design at Carleton University. He holds a Ph.D. from Carleton University. His research focuses on wireless communications, stochastic geometry, and green communications. Key areas include outdoor urban channel modeling, drone-based communications, mmWave networks, and interference analysis. He has contributed to energy-efficient cellular network design through cell switch-off algorithms and automated base station placement strategies. His work leverages computational geometry and open urban maps for realistic network simulations.

Research Interests:

• Wireless Communications: Channel modeling, mmWave networks, interference analysis
• Stochastic Geometry: Base station/user location modeling
• Green Communications: Energy-saving cell switch-off techniques
• Drone Communications: Urban coverage optimization
• Computational Urban Modeling: Utilizing open spatial data

His publications emphasize network optimization in dense urban environments, including drone-base-station placement and mmWave small cell planning. He explores spatial heterogeneity in user distribution and energy-efficient cellular topologies.