IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE Journal

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IEEE COMMUN MAG

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Beyond Multi-Access Edge Computing: Essentials to Realize a Mobile, Constrained Edge. 62:156-162. 2024
IEEE 802.11az Indoor Positioning with mmWave 2023
Data-centric Service-Based Architecture for Edge-Native 6G Network. 0:1-7. 2023
Toward Sustainable Greenhouses Using Battery-Free LiFi-Enabled Internet of Things. 61:129-135. 2023
Digital twins for next-generation mobile networks: Applications and solutions. 61:80-86. 2023
Prototyping Visible Light Communication for the Internet of Things Using OpenVLC. 61. 2023
Choose, not hoard: Information-to-model matching for Artificial Intelligence in O-RAN. 61:58-63. 2023
Toward Liquid Reconfigurable Antenna Arrays for Wireless Communications. 60:145-151. 2022
Design and Validation of an Open Source Cloud Native Mobile Network. 60:66-72. 2022
Federation in dynamic environments: can blockchain be the solution?. 60:1-7. 2022
Toward the distributed implementation of immersive augmented reality architectures on 5G networks. 60:46-52. 2022
Toward intelligent cyber-physical systems: Digital twin meets artificial intelligence. 59:14-20. 2021
Deployment and evaluation of an Industry 4.0 use case over 5G. 59:14-20. 2021
Public and non-public network integration for 5Growth Industry 4.0 use cases. 59:108-114. 2021
DEEP: A vertical-oriented intelligent and automated platform for the edge and fog. 59:66-72. 2021
5Growth: An end-to-end service platform for automated deployment and management of vertical services over 5G networks. 59:84-90. 2021
Automating vertical services deployments over the 5GT platform. 58:44-50. 2020
A machine-learning-based framework for optimizing the operation of future networks. 58:20-25. 2020
Network slicing meets artificial intelligence: an AI-based framework for slice management. 58:32-38. 2020
A techno-economic study of optical network disaggregation employing open-source software business models for metropolitan area networks. 58:40-46. 2020
A 5G mobile network architecture to support vertical industries. 57:38-44. 2019
Meeting the traffic requirements of residential users in the next decade with current FTTH standards: How much? How long?. 57:120-125. 2019
Design and Deployment of an Open Management and Orchestration Platform for Multi-Site NFV Experimentation. 57:20-27. 2019
Design and analysis of 5G scenarios with simmer: an R package for fast DES prototyping. 56:145-151. 2018
5G-TRANSFORMER: slicing and orchestrating transport networks for industry verticals. 56:78-84. 2018
Feasible Transmission Strategies for Downlink MIMO in Sparse Millimeter-Wave Channels. 56:49-55. 2018
Gap Waveguide Technology for Millimeter-Wave Antenna Systems. 56:14-20. 2018
Measuring ECN++: good news for ++, bad news for ECN over mobile. 56:180-186. 2018
5G Network Slicing - Part 2: Algorithms and Practice. 55:110-111. 2017
5G-Crosshaul Network Slicing: Enabling Multi-Tenancy in Mobile Transport Networks. 55:128-137. 2017
Flexible Packet Matching with Single Double Cuckoo Hash. 55:212-217. 2017
5G NETWORK SLICING : PART 1-CONCEPTS, PRINCIPLES, AND ARCHITECTURES. 70-71. 2017
Learning Mobile Communications Standards through Flexible Software Defined Radio Base Stations. 55:116-123. 2017
Blended antenna wearables for an unconstrained mobile experience. 55:160-168. 2017
NATwatcher: profiling NATs in the wild. 55:178-185. 2017
New Technologies and Trends for Next Generation Mobile Broadcasting Services. 54:217-223. 2016
Mobile network architecture evolution toward 5G. 54:84-91. 2016
An overview of the CPRI specification and its application to C-RAN-based LTE scenarios. 54:152-159. 2016
Provisioning 1 Gb/s symmetrical services with next-generation passive optical network technologies. 54:72-77. 2016
Transparent reallocation of control functions in IMS deployments. 54:106-113. 2016
How far is Facebook from me? Facebook network infrastructure analysis. 53:134-142. 2015
Extremely dense wireless networks [Guest editorial]. 53:88-89. 2015
Distributed Mobility Management for Future 5G Networks: Overview and Analysis of Existing Approaches. 53:142-149. 2015
On the Efficient Utilization of Radio Resources in Extremely Dense Wireless Networks. 53:126-132. 2015
Design and practical deployment of a network-centric remotely piloted aircraft system. 52:22-29. 2014
Building a Standard Measurement Platform. 52:165-173. 2014
Cloud technologies for flexible 5G radio access networks. 52:68-76. 2014
Troubleshooting PON networks effectively with carrier-grade ethernet and WDM-PON. 52:S7-S13. 2014
On providing mobility management in WOBANs: integration with PMIPv6 and MIH. 51:172-181. 2013
Transparent network-assisted flow mobility for multimedia applications in IMS environments. 51:97-105. 2013
SAVI: The IETF Standard in Address Validation. 51:66-73. 2013
Distributed Mobility Management: A Standards Landscape. 51:80-87. 2013
A named data networking flexible framework for management communications. 50:36-43. 2012
European FP7 Project ENERsip: Bringing ICT and Energy Together. 50:19. 2012
The Challenges of IMS Deployment at Telefonica Germany. 50:120-127. 2012
The NAT64/DNS64 Tool Suite for IPv6 Transition. 50:177-183. 2012
New data communication standards. 50:70-71. 2012
IP Flow Mobility: Smart Traffic Offload for Future Wireless Networks. 49:124-132. 2011
Measuring the bittorrent ecosystem: techniques, tips, and tricks. 49:144-152. 2011
The Shim6 Architecture for IPv6 Multihoming. 48:152-157. 2010
NEMO-Enabled Localized Mobility Support for Internet Access in Automotive Scenarios. 47:152-159. 2009
Supporting Carrier Grade Services over Wireless Mesh Networks: the Approach of the European FP-7 Strep CARMEN. 47:14-16. 2009
Ethernet as a Carrier Grade Technology: Developments and Innovations. 46:88-94. 2008
Enabling High Availability Over Multiple Optical Networks. 46:120-126. 2008
IPTV Systems, Standards and Architectures. Part II, IPTV Services over IMS: Architecture and Standardization. 46:128-135. 2008

International Standard Serial Number (ISSN)

0163-6804

Electronic International Standard Serial Number (EISSN)

1558-1896