With the rapid growth of data traffic and mobile devices, it is imperative to provide reliable
and stable services during mobility. Heterogeneous Networks (HetNets) and dense …

Handover (HO) management is essential in mobile cellular networks. It ensures seamless
connectivity to the User Equipment (UE) while moving from one Base Station (BS) to another …

The key enablers for emerging cellular networks (such as densification, concurrent
operation at multiple bands, and harnessing mmWave spectrum), give birth to a peculiar set …

The energy consumption of the fifth generation (5G) of cellular technology is concerning for
the mobile industry and the entire society. To minimize the environmental footprint and …

As data traffic and mobile device usage continue to surge, ensuring the provision of reliable
and stable services becomes paramount. While 5G networks hold the promise of addressing …

The ability of mobility management to provide seamless communication and better quality of
service (QoS) to the multiservice multimode mobile node (MMMN), which can run multiple …

Wireless connectivity delay, disruption, or failure can significantly affect the performance of
wireless-enabled medical devices, which in turn causes potential risks to the patient …

Providing high quality of service (QoS) to mobile end-users, and guaranteeing resilient
connectivity for healthcare wearables and other mobile devices is a critical component of …

Due to the limitation of mobility and cost, it is inappropriate to utilize ground base station
(GBS) to provide service in emergency scenarios or harsh environments. Unmanned aerial …

Existing works on user mobility in unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)/drone-based aerial
networks consider either fixed height drone base stations (DBSs), or are limited to two-tier …