Integrated Communication and Imaging: Design, Analysis, and Performances of COSMIC Waveforms
Marco Manzoni, Francesco Linsalata, Maurizio Magarini, Stefano, Tebaldini

TL;DR
COSMIC is a novel waveform design framework that seamlessly integrates environmental radio imaging with robust communication, outperforming existing methods by enhancing imaging quality and efficiency through algebraic precoding and optimized field of view.
Contribution
The paper introduces COSMIC, a new integrated waveform design that combines imaging and communication using algebraic precoding and a constrained imaging field of view.
Findings
Doubling the imaging Signal-to-Noise Ratio
Significant reduction in Integrated Side Lobe Ratio
Outperforms state-of-the-art methods in combined sensing and communication
Abstract
This paper presents COSMIC (Connectivity-Oriented Sensing Method for Imaging and Communication), an innovative waveform design framework that integrates environmental radio imaging with robust communication capabilities. COSMIC introduces an extended orthogonality condition achieved through algebraic precoding across transmitting antennas, differentiating it from conventional time, frequency, or space multiplexing techniques. By leveraging the constrained imaging field of view relative to the signal duration, COSMIC enables the simultaneous transport of information while preserving high sensing performance. Numerical evaluations reveal that COSMIC significantly outperforms state-of-the-art methods, doubling the imaging Signal-to-Noise Ratio and substantially reducing the Integrated Side Lobe Ratio, thus demonstrating its effectiveness in combining communication and imaging…
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TopicsDigital Radiography and Breast Imaging · ECG Monitoring and Analysis
