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Web: https://ogbe.net 
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Welcome!
Welcome to my home on the Web! I try to keep this page updated with professional and academic information as well as some personal content.
I currently work on flight telecom systems at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Prior to that, I worked as a telecom software engineer at Lynk and spent some time as a postdoc in the Bradley Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Virginia Tech, where I worked with Jerry Park on next-generation WiFi and 5G security topics. Before that, I completed my Ph.D. at the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University working with David J. Love and Chih-Chun Wang.
My research interests are somewhere at the intersection of communication theory, signal processing, and computer engineering. I have a passion for implementation and experimentation with software-defined radios: I was active in various SDR competitions throughout the years, I get to play with them at my day job, and I sometimes even find enough time for some freelance hacking at night.
For my undergraduate degree, I studied electrical engineering while playing the power forward position at Tennessee Tech University. Prior to that, I played both forward positions in Nürnberg as well as in Munich, my beautiful home town. In the rare case where I am not fighting with some tricky code in Emacs, you can usually find me out camping, hiking, snowboarding, or at the gym.
For more information and an extended bio, see About Me. For a list of scholarly publications and a link to my blog, check out my Writings.
News
: Two papers accepted to the 2025 IEEE Aerospace Conference: 1. D. Ogbe, A. Jongeling, Z. Towfic, S. Janamian, D. Foor, B. Wiley, D. Cho, E. Grigorian, G. Miles, C. Okino, T. Canham, D. Sheldon, J. Sauvageau, "The JPL Snapdragon Co-Processor: A compact high-performance computer for spaceflight applications", 2. N. Tyagi, L. White, D. Ogbe, Z. Towfic, "Implementation of Regenerative Ranging for Low SNR Scenarios for Software-Defined-Radios". I am also again co-chairing session 12.05 "Automation and Machine Learning Applications in Spacecraft Operations". Looking forward to seeing everybody in March 2025 in Big Sky!
: New paper published: Yoaz Bar-Sever, Eric Burt, Kar-Ming Cheung, Todd Ely, Jon Hamkins, Stephen Lichten, Marc Sanchez Net, Dennis Ogbe, Robert Tjoelker, Zaid Towfic, and Nan Yu. "Architectures and Technology Investment Priorities for Positioning, Navigation, and Timing at the Moon and Mars." The Interplanetary Network Progress Report, Volume 42-237, pp. 1-60, May 15, 2024.
: Two papers accepted to the 2024 IEEE Aerospace Conference: 1. D. Ogbe, B. Wallace, M. Shihabi, S. Palo, "Two-way Ranging Using OFDM Waveform with Application to Lunar Surface Navigation", 2. M. Bhateja, D. Ogbe, Z. Towfic, "Anomaly Detection for Spacecraft Radios Based on Open-Loop Recording Data". I am also co-chairing session 12.05, "Automation and Machine Learning Applications in Spacecraft Operations". See y'all in March in Big Sky 🚀🏔️🏂! Update : The articles are now available in IEEE Xplore. See links above.
: New paper published: B. Wallace, S. Palo, P. Axelrad, J. Marino, N. Rainville, R. Kingsbury, J. DiTomas, M. Shihabi, and D. Ogbe, "Development of a Lunar Surface Navigation Pseudolite Testbed"
: New paper published: D. Ogbe, C.-C. Wang, and D. J. Love, "On the Optimal Delay Growth Rate of Multi-Hop Line Networks: Asymptotically Delay-Optimal Designs and the Corresponding Error Exponents"
: Back to JPL after a great week of networking, technical sessions, and snowboarding at the 2023 IEEE Aerospace Conference. Plus, our paper "Passive Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PPNT) in Cislunar Space using Earth-based Transmitters" won the Track 04 Best Paper Award! I was also a co-author on the paper: M. Kobayashi et al, "UST-Lite Direct Waveform Sampling Software-Defined Radio for Spaceflight Applications". Update : The articles are now available in IEEE Xplore. See links above.