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Advanced and Sustainable Solutions in Communications, Networking, Computing, and Engineering Systems

Guest editors: Dr. Osamah Ibrahim Khalaf, Dr. Kingsley A. Ogudo, Dr. Vitaliy Mezhuyev, Dr. Gautam Srivastava, Dr. Meirambek Kazimovich Zhaparov, Dr. Hamed Daei Kasmaei and Dr. Hasan Bulut · ASSCNM-19Its last articles are still in review; they appear here as they are published.
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Important dates

  1. Call opens12 Jul 2019 · done
  2. Submission deadline15 Nov 2019 · done
  3. Collection complete15 Feb 2020 · done

About this special issue

With the rapid advent of various expanding research on wireless mobile networks, such as MANETs, VANETs, CCNs, WSNs, and IoT etc., more and more smart mobile devices (e.g. smart phones, smart-watches, smart-glasses, personal wearable communication devices and wearable healthcare devices, etc.) have been designed to adapt to the development of wireless mobile networks, which indicates that we are entering an era of smart society. By leveraging the wireless mobile networks, smart mobile devices can communicate with each other and exchange information to perform the optimal control or display necessary information anytime and anywhere. Although there have been large numbers of research efforts relevant to this area, it is still necessary to address many challenges of wireless mobile networks by utilizing ongoing works. On one hand, the efficient resource utilization in terms of energy consumption, radio resource allocation, routing selection etc., is still a big challenge in wireless mobile networks. On the other hand, the deployment of exiting wireless mobile networks lacks appropriate monitoring, response mechanisms and cognitive ability etc. Therefore, building "advanced" wireless mobile networks with the features of intelligent and cooperative communication, cross-layer optimization, and security-guarantee etc. has become an utmost important and urgent task to be solved. The aim of this special issue is to motivate researchers to publish their latest research, up-to-date issues, and challenges in the field of wireless mobile networks. Proposed submissions should be original and unpublished. Potential topics include, but are not limited to:

  1. Artificial Intelligence
  2. Computer and Information Science
  3. Content centric networking
  4. Context and location-aware wireless mobile services & applications
  5. Cross-layer design and optimization for wireless mobile networks
  6. Cryptography and Information Security
  7. Data storage, data centers and cloud computing in wireless mobile networks
  8. Earth Sciences, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
  9. Energy-saving and QoE-oriented applications
  10. Engineering and Environmental Sciences
  11. High performance network virtualization
  12. Image Processing and Computer Vision
  13. Internet of Things
  14. Materials Science
  15. Mathematics
  16. Mobility management and modeling in wireless mobile networks
  17. Multipath communication over wireless mobile networks
  18. Numerical Analysis Applications in Engineering 
  19. Optimization and Computational Aspects of High Performance Electrical Engineering Systems
  20. Production and Industrial Engineering
  21. Robotic ,system engineering and control
  22. Sustainable development in engineering 
  23. Trust, security, and privacy in wireless mobile networks
  24. Wireless & mobile network management and data services
  25. Wireless applications, mobile e-commerce, multimedia
  26. Wireless network architectures
  27. Wireless Sensor and Actor Networks, Ad hoc and Opportunistic Networks, Vehicular Networks

To deal with these challenges, we need to develop strong communities that work across industries and with multiple stakeholders to address these issues. Hence, having an understanding of energy issues in community and regional levels would pave the way to a more comprehensive solution globally.

Guest editors

  • Dr. Osamah Ibrahim Khalaf · lead guest editorSenior Lecturer, Al-Nahrain University, Iraq
  • Dr. Kingsley A. OgudoSenior Lecturer, University of Johannesburg, South Africa
  • Dr. Vitaliy MezhuyevProfessor, University Malaysia Pahang, Malaysia
  • Dr. Gautam SrivastavaAssociate Professor, Brandon University, Canada
  • Dr. Meirambek Kazimovich ZhaparovAssistant Professor, Suleyman Demirel University, Kazakhstan
  • Dr. Hamed Daei KasmaeiResearcher, Islamic Azad University, Iran
  • Dr. Hasan BulutProfessor, Firat University, Turkey

Published so far

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