Guest Editors
Dr. Savarimuthu Robinson, Mount Zion College of Engineering and Technology, India.
Dr. Dorota Mozyrska, Bialystok University of Technology, Poland.
Prof. Yunjian Jia, Chongqing University, Chongqing, China.
Summary
For future wireless communications, the demands for intelligent terminals and related applications, such as smart cities, smart transportation, virtual reality and augmented reality are growing rapidly. According to the diverse demands, 5G networks have become inadequate and 6G networks are coming into our sight. However, efficiently exploring the resources still plays a significant role in the exploration and utilization of future 6G networks.
On the basis of 5G networks, 6G networks would leapfrog the Internet of people and things to the Internet of everything, it is an advanced mobile communication system. Like a huge distributed neural network, 6G integrates communication, perception, computing and other capabilities, deeply integrating the physical place, the biological place as well as the digital place, truly opening a new era of Internet of everything. More specifically, resource management for spectrum, energy, power, latency etc, as an emerging paradigm, would be considered as one of the key enabling technologies for future networks.
The increasing number of mobile users brings great pressures on limited sensing, communication, computing and caching (SCC&C) resources. By considering the shortage of network resources, realizing efficient intelligent resource management (ISM) is very important to the development and utilization of 6G networks. Moreover, ISL would unleash the full potential of SCC&C with the capability of various methods, such as AI algorithm, game theory, matching theory and optimization algorithm. Therefore, how to implement intelligent resource management to meet the requirements of SCC&C for mobile devices is very challenging. This special issue aims to collect contributions on intelligent resource management in wireless 6G networks from a variety of perspectives, including fundamental theoretical, algorithm design and analytical as well as practical considerations. We solicit original papers of high quality on topics including, but not limited to:
- Resource management methods in symbiotic radio networks
- Optimization, matching, and novel game methods for cognitive radio networks
- Novel methods for be-forming design in reconfigurable intelligent surface (RIS) networks
- AI algorithms for integrated sensing and communication ISAC）
- Network resource allocation methods for Terahertz networks
- Resource management in communication, computing and integrated 6G networks
- Advances in medium access control technique for 6G networks
- Algorithms of designing OTFS waveform
- OTFS modulation in next wireless frontier
Keywords
Wireless Communications, symbiotic radio networks, reconfigurable intelligent surface (RIS) networks, integrated 6G networks, OTFS waveform
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