With the proliferation of wireless devices, wireless networks in various forms have become
global information infrastructure and an important part of our daily life, which, at the same …

Smart grid, as one of the most critical infrastructures, is vulnerable to a wide variety of cyber
and/or physical attacks. Recently, a new category of threats to smart grid, named …

With the increasing of monitoring devices and advanced measurement infrastructures, smart
grids (SGs) collect large amounts of data every moment, which gives rise to the SG big data …

A perfect bidirectional communication network is a common assumption in smart grids.
However, it is unrealistic, especially in the neighborhood area network of microgrids. Due to …

Database-driven cognitive radio has been well recognized as an efficient way to reduce
interference between Primary Users (PUs) and Secondary Users (SUs). In database-driven …

In sustainable smart cities, power saving is a severe challenge in the energy-constrained
Internet of Things (IoT). Efficient utilization of limited multiple non-overlap channels and time …

Smart grid (SG) comprises heterogeneous characteristics of traffic such as control
commands (safety, sensing, smart-meter readings) among power generation, transmission …

This paper develops the traffic models of smart grid electronic data (E data) and multimedia
video over cognitive radio (CR). Unlike the traditional “Poisson” arrival model, each arrival …

Channel Hopping (CH) is a representative technique to solve the rendezvous problem for
Cognitive Radio Networks (CRNs). Multiple radios technique were utilized in several latest …

The communication network of a Smart Grid has a three-level hierarchical structure
consisting of Home Area Network (HAN), Neighborhood Area Network (NAN) and Wide …