Driving Next Generation IoT with 5G and Beyond
Shishir Shrivastava,
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Ankita Rana,
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Ashu Taneja
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et al.
Published: Jan. 3, 2025
This
chapter
gives
a
detailed
account
of
how
fifth
generation
(5G)
technology
can
transform
the
world.
In
order
to
provide
an
unconceivable
data
speed,
ultra-low
latency
and
possibility
handle
billions
connections,
5G
is
considered
be
more
advanced
than
its
predecessor
fourth
(4G)
technology.
highlights
potential
in
driving
next
internet
things
(IoT)
ecosystem.
The
technologies
including
multiple-input-multiple-output
(MIMO),
massive
MIMO,
small
cells,
millimeter
wave
(mmWave)
visible
light
communication
(VLC)
are
discussed
emphasising
their
role
revolutionizing
diverse
IoT
application
areas.
comparison
with
existing
wireless
such
as
Wi-Fi,
long
range
(LoRa),
LoRa
Wide
Area
Network
(LoRaWAN),
long-term
evolution
(LTE)
presented.
convergence
emerging
like
cloud
computing,
fog
artificial
intelligence
(AI),
machine
learning
(ML)
digital
twin
also
elaborated
current
state-of-the-art
research.
Further,
techniques
channel
estimation,
user
selection,
resource
allocation
energy
optimization
on
performance
networks
highlighted.
end,
metrics
relevant
these
addressed
comprehensive
understanding.
benefits,
challenges
future
directions
for
amalgamation
addressed.
Language: Английский
CNTNF Framework Focus on Forecasting and Verifying Network Threats and Faults
Hsia-Hsiang Chen
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Internet of Things,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 101504 - 101504
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Innovative Application of 6G Network Slicing Driven by Artificial Intelligence in the Internet of Vehicles
Xueqin Ni,
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Zhiyuan Dong,
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Rong Xia
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et al.
International Journal of Network Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
35(2)
Published: Feb. 5, 2025
ABSTRACT
The
rapid
growth
of
vehicle
networks
in
the
Internet
Vehicles
(IoV)
needs
novel
approaches
to
optimizing
network
resource
allocation
and
enhancing
traffic
management.
Sixth‐generation
(6G)
slicing,
when
paired
with
artificial
intelligence
(AI),
has
enormous
potential
this
field.
purpose
research
is
investigate
use
AI‐driven
6G
slicing
(NS)
for
efficient
usage
resources
accurate
prediction
IoV
systems.
A
unique
design
suggested,
combining
data‐driven
dynamic
slicing.
Data
are
acquired
from
vehicular
sensors
monitoring
systems,
log
transformation
used
handle
exponential
patterns
like
counts
congestion
levels.
Fourier
transform
(FT)
extract
frequency‐domain
information
data,
which
allows
detection
periodic
patterns,
trends,
anomalies
such
as
velocity
density.
Dipper
Throated
Optimized
Efficient
Elman
Neural
Network
(DTO‐EENN)
forecast
optimize
resources.
This
technology
system
predict
dynamically
alter
slices
ensure
optimal
while
reducing
latency.
results
show
that
suggested
NS
technique
increases
accuracy
performance
dramatically
indicates
based
offers
a
solid
framework
performance.
Language: Английский
Connected Vehicles
S. Prasanna Bharathi,
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P. Prakasam
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IGI Global eBooks,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 251 - 270
Published: April 4, 2025
Vehicle
network
is
a
paradigm
that
presents
the
concept
of
connected
vehicle
with
increased
economy
and
safety
via
vehicle-to-Everything
(V2X)
communications.
Intelligent
transportation
systems
(ITS)
play
critical
role
in
managing
all
(CV)
technologies
on
road
worldwide.
Drivers
will
be
able
to
operate
automobiles
differently
future,
as
majority
integrated
into
autonomous
vehicles
linked
environment.
Remote
drivers
can
monitor
status,
such
location,
position,
speed,
improve
users.
The
advanced
driver
assistance
(ADAS)
technology
used
for
safe
movement
through
remote
improves
performance
by
detecting
obstacles
near
using
cameras
sensors.
Enhances
reduce
computation
delay,
optimize
user
experience,
costs.
Efficacy
enhanced
compromising
interpersonal
safety,
anti-harassment,
child
anti-social
behaviour,
well
reducing
collisions
injuries.
Language: Английский
Optimizing network slicing in 6G networks through a hybrid deep learning strategy
The Journal of Supercomputing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
80(14), P. 20400 - 20420
Published: June 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Advanced Network Design for 6G: Leveraging Graph Theory and Slicing for Edge Stability
Simulation Modelling Practice and Theory,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 103029 - 103029
Published: Oct. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
An Efficient FLI-KDMSSA Framework for Computing Resource Allocation of IoV in Edge Computing
Chao-Hsien Hsieh,
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Fengya Xu,
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Xinyu Yao
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et al.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 29, 2024
Abstract
The
combination
of
Mobile
Edge
Computing
(MEC)
and
Internet
Vehicles
(IoV)
can
effectively
improve
the
network
performance.
However,
mobility
vehicles
diversity
tasks
make
allocation
computing
resources
more
complex.
When
vehicle
is
in
motion,
its
position
change
at
any
time.
This
result
overload
edge
servers.
Meanwhile,
are
sensitive
to
latency.
It
makes
resource
within
servers
difficult.
In
order
solve
above
problems,
this
article
proposes
a
FLI-KDMSSA
framework
for
rational
Vehicles.
First,
Fuzzy
Logic
Inference
(FLI)
algorithm
used
determine
nodes
IoV
scenarios.
uses
task
length,
server
virtual
machine
utilization,
cloud
bandwidth
as
parameters
establish
fuzzy
rules.
Then,
with
objective
function
minimizing
latency
load
balancing
values,
paper
Discrete
Multi-objective
Sparrow
Search
Algorithm
based
on
K-means
(KDMSSA)
scheme.
experiment
simulated
iFogSim
platform.
To
compare
PSO
algorithm,
performance
KDMSSA
improved
by
12.7%.
SSA,
7.7%.
Language: Английский
Statistical slice-level analysis for online detection of distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks in network slicing environments
Suadad S. Mahdi,
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Alharith A. Abdullah
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Journal of High Speed Networks,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
31(2), P. 145 - 158
Published: Dec. 26, 2024
Network
slicing
(NS)
is
a
technique
that
enables
network
operators
to
create
multiple
virtual
networks,
each
customized
for
specific
clients,
services,
or
applications,
while
still
utilizing
shared
physical
infrastructure.
Although
this
approach
provides
benefits
in
terms
of
resource
usage
and
flexibility,
it
also
introduces
new
security
risks,
particularly
the
form
DDoS
attacks.
These
attacks
can
be
targeted
at
slices,
causing
disruptions
services
provided
by
those
which
may
impact
clients
applications
rely
on
services.
To
mitigate
risks
posed
NS,
paper
proposes
an
intrusion
detection
system
designed
safeguard
slices
from
The
proposed
relies
statistical
methods
use
joint
entropy
dynamic
thresholds
analyze
traffic
real
time.
Based
findings
testbed
conducted
exhibited
remarkable
level
effectiveness
identifying
directed
targeting
slice.
rate
was
recorded
99%,
delay
extremely
low
0.32
s.
results
imply
recognize
respond
swiftly,
aid
swiftly
mitigating
potential
threats.
Language: Английский