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IEEE Open Journal of the Communications Society (OJ-COMS)
https://www.comsoc.org/publications/journals/ieee-ojcomsEditor: |
IEEE |
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2644-125X |
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14307 |
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The IEEE Open Journal of the Communications Society (OJ-COMS) is an open access, all-electronic journal that publishes original high-quality manuscripts on advances in the state of the art of telecommunications systems and networks. Submissions reporting new theoretical findings (including novel methods, concepts, and studies) and practical contributions (including experiments and development of prototypes) are welcome. Additionally, review and survey articles are considered; however, tutorials are not included. The IEEE Open Journal of the Communications Society covers science, technology, applications and standards for information organization, collection and transfer using electronic, optical and wireless channels and networks, including but not limited to: Systems and network architecture, control and management; Protocols, software and middleware; Quality of service, reliability and security; Modulation, detection, coding, and signaling; Switching and routing; Mobile and portable communications; Terminals and other end-user devices; Networks for content distribution and distributed computing; and Communications-based distributed resources control. Hallmarks of the IEEE Open Journal of the Communications Society (OJ-COMS) are a rapid peer review process and open access of all published papers. The broad scope of the journal comprises, but is not limited to: Big Data and Machine Learning for Communications Cloud Computing, Edge Computing, and Internet of Things Communications and Information Security Communications Theory and Systems Green, Cognitive, and Intelligent Communications and Networks Multimedia Communications Network and Service Management Network Science and Economics Optical Communications and Optical Networks Resource Management and Multiple Access Signal Processing for Communications Underwater Communications and Networks Wired Communications and Networks Wireless Communications and Networks
Última Actualización Por Dou Sun en 2020-05-07
Special Issues
Special Issue on Challenges and Opportunities in Metaverse-based Communication and NetworkingDía de Entrega: 2024-03-31The Metaverse which is a reality-virtuality continuum, amalgamates physical and digital worlds with the objective to create theoretically unlimited virtual environments for end-users to engage in versatile activities via digital avatars. This immersive experience has revolutionized numerous industries by facilitating real-time interactions among globally dispersed users, consequently enabling the development of remote virtual environments. To create a seamless virtual environment, Metaverse relies on the convergence of various emerging technologies, such as image processing and computer vision, on the one hand. Whereas on the other hand, efficient wireless communication strategies, ubiquitous network access, and edge/cloud/fog computing techniques enable a real-time immersive Metaverse experience through advanced and impeccable wireless transmissions and dedicated network paths for efficient communication between geographically distributed users. This highlights the importance of efficient wireless systems and pervasive network access for the true realization of the Metaverse. However, traditional wireless systems and networking solutions have limited capabilities in delivering seamless multimedia communication due to inefficient protocol design, resulting in considerable latency. This Special Issue on "Challenges and Opportunities in Metaverse-based Communication and Networking" aims to showcase recent advancements in wireless communication and networking, including but not limited to the emergence of B5G/6G, space-air-ground integrated wireless systems, reconfigurable intelligent surfaces, New-IP/Future Vertical Communication Networks (FVCN) alongside Information-Centric Networking (ICN) and software-defined networking, AI for wireless communication and networking as well as edge and fog computing integration to facilitate contemporary as well futuristic Metaverse applications. The advancements in the aforementioned technologies have the potential to enable pervasive and seamless wireless communication and network access that can potentially resolve challenges within the Metaverse. Topics of interest in this Special Issue include (but are not limited to): This Special Issue seeks high-quality and original technical contributions on specific topics that include but are not limited to the following: - B5G/6G architecture design for Metaverse wireless communication and networking - Advanced wireless channel models for Metaverse - Customized and Enhanced air interface for Metaverse - Space-air-ground integrated wireless networks for optimized Metaverse connectivity - Intelligent wireless communication for Metaverse - Unmanned aerial vehicles and reconfigurable intelligent surfaces for Metaverse. - Metaverse-based customized Intelligent network protocol design. - Computing in the network for the Metaverse - Information-centric Metaverse - New IP / future vertical communication network for Metaverse - Distributed resource orchestration in Metaverse - Distributed Artificial Intelligence for Metaverse - Distributed Edge/Fog/Cloud Computing for Metaverse - Secure and reliable communications for Metaverse - Testbed and simulation tools for the implementation and performance analysis of Metaverse-centric wireless and networking protocols.
Última Actualización Por Dou Sun en 2024-02-01
Special Issue on Trustworthy AI-Enabled Edge Computing in Next-Generation Wireless NetworksDía de Entrega: 2024-07-31The evolution of next-generation wireless networks presents new opportunities and challenges for secure and privacy-aware AI-enabled edge computing. These networks introduce ultra-low latency, high data rates, and massive connectivity, enabling various innovative edge computing applications. However, ensuring robust security and protecting user privacy in this dynamic and heterogeneous environment requires novel approaches. The ultra-low latency capabilities of next-generation networks empower time-sensitive applications like autonomous vehicles, remote surgeries, and immersive augmented reality experiences. High data rates enable seamless transmission of large volumes of data, facilitating real-time analytics, video streaming, and resource-intensive applications. Furthermore, the massive connectivity of these networks allows for seamless integration of a vast array of devices, including Internet of Things (IoT) devices, into the network fabric. However, the dynamic and heterogeneous nature of next-generation wireless networks also introduces new security and privacy challenges. With an increased number of connected devices and diverse applications, the attack surface expands, making security breaches and unauthorized access more likely. Additionally, the immense volume of data generated and processed in edge computing environments raises concerns about user privacy and data protection. This research aims to investigate secure and privacy-aware AI-enabled edge computing in next-generation wireless networks, exploring techniques to mitigate threats, preserve privacy, and enhance the trustworthiness of edge-based AI applications. Topics include, but are not limited to the following: - Explainable and trustworthy AI in edge computing - Efficient training and fast inference in the edge-cloud continuum - Privacy-preserving data aggregation in AI-enabled edge computing - Secure authentication and access control in edge computing - Threat detection and mitigation in AI-enabled edge computing - Secure and privacy-preserving machine learning algorithms for edge computing - Lightweight cryptography for secure communication in edge computing - Adversarial defense in privacy protection for AI-driven edge computing - Federated learning with privacy and security in edge computing - Secure and private data sharing in AI-driven edge computing - Fairness and bias mitigation in federated learning - AI-driven secure and private communication in edge computing - AI-driven intrusion detection and prevention in edge computing
Última Actualización Por Dou Sun en 2024-03-20
Special Issue on Emerging Modulation Techniques Towards 6G NetworksDía de Entrega: 2024-08-31With the commercialization of 5G, early explorations of the game-changing 6G concept have been initiated by a collection of countries, which is expected to facilitate a plethora of future data applications like extended reality (XR), digital twins, autonomous driving, smart home, etc. These cutting-edge services induce unprecedented demands on data rate, energy consumption, mobility, and positioning accuracy. For instance, 6G is envisioned to attain 50 times’ peak rate and 20 times’ sensing accuracy enhancements over existing 5G. However, it seems to be rather challenging to achieve these goals with traditional microwave frequencies and mature modulation formats like OFDM/SC-FDE. Against this background, there have been preliminary efforts on the emerging modulation techniques from the physical-layer perspective, which aim to fulfill the requirements of different performance indicators for 6G networks. For instance, to achieve Tbps data rate level, exploitation of terahertz (THz) frequencies and above can be mandatory under the spectrum scarcity of the microwave counterpart. Despite the ultra-broad bandwidth and high carrier frequency over 100 GHz, the resultant severe path loss, frequency-selective fading, and Doppler shifts (even more pronounced under high mobility) make existing modulation formats no longer suitable. This motivates new modulation designs to enhance the resilience to harsh channel conditions, e.g., orthogonal time frequency space (OTFS), orthogonal delay-Doppler division multiplexing (ODDM), orthogonal chirp division multiplexing (OCDM), and affine frequency division multiplexing (AFDM). Besides, new modulation schemes have been highlighted to fully utilize the communication bandwidth with reduced energy consumption levels, such as extremely-large-scale reconfigurable intelligent surface (XL-RIS) and index modulation. Moreover, novel dual-functional waveform design for integrated sensing and communications (ISAC) can be crucial to support accurate sensing and high-rate transmission in a full-duplex manner, which is a key enabler for next-generation applications like metaverse and robotics. To this end, our Special Issue (SI) will focus on the modulation-related topics for 6G networks that have just begun to attract extensive attention from both academia and industry. Both researchers and engineers are invited to submit their recent research results and innovations. We seek original work not currently under review by any other journal/magazine/conference. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: - Emerging modulation schemes resilient to doubly dispersive channels (e.g., OTFS, ODDM, OCDM, AFDM) - Novel spectrum and energy-efficient modulation schemes for 6G (e.g., index modulation, backscatter communications) - RIS/metasurface-enabled modulation methodologies - Advanced ISAC waveform design for 6G - New waveform design for THz/optical wireless communications - Modulation schemes for nano-scale communications (e.g., molecular communications) - Physical-layer security for modulation schemes within 6G - Theoretical analysis for modulation schemes towards 6G - AI-based transceiver design for 6G-oriented modulation schemes - Low-complexity transceiver design for modulation schemes towards 6G - Hardware implementation, field trials, and standardization of modulation schemes for 6G
Última Actualización Por Dou Sun en 2024-03-20
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