An Application-oriented Model for Wireless Sensor Networks integrated with Telecom Infra

An Application-oriented Model for Wireless Sensor Networks integrated with Telecom Infra

This paper aims to propose a significant way of remote access and real time monitoring of a particular geographic area by integrating wireless sensor clouds with existing Telecom infrastructure and applications built around them through a gateway. This utility is very potent for environment monitoring in harsh and inaccessible places like mines, nuclear reactors, etc. We demonstrate a scaled down version of multi-hop network of wireless sensor nodes and its integration with existing telecom network infrastructure via a gateway. The kind of results achieved like temperature monitoring etc. give…

支撑净零6G：面向电网互动电信基础设施的分组能源管理

Powering Net-Zero 6G: Packetized Energy Management for Grid-Interactive Telecom Infrastructure

本文提出分组能源管理框架，将6G电信基础设施转化为能源感知型电网互动资产，经仿真验证可提升可再生能源利用率与服务连续性，同时探讨电信-能源协同设计的开放挑战。

Aggregated Massive Modular Paradigm: A 6G Telecom Infrastructure Vision

On the eve of 5G network deployment worldwide, a new boom in the mass digitization of our personal and professional lifestyles is looming. 5G marks a strong shift in the way in which connectivity will impact our societies and industries. This shift is taking place through a combination of technologies that have progressed business-as-usual with technical improvements. The future of 5G, already called 6G, currently belongs to the world of research, which must imagine the future development of mobile digital services in 10 years. In this ever more connected world, ownership of data and protectio…

An Integrated Aerial Telecommunications Network that Supports Emergency Traffic

This paper outlines how an aerial telecommunications network can optimally meet the stringent needs of emergency relief and recovery operations. We propose a novel architecture, made of an integrated and highly dynamic multi-purpose aerial telecommunications infrastructure that can be contextually extended with fast-deploying high or low altitude platforms. In particular, we analyze the interest and challenges of adapting core concepts from substitution networks and controlled mobility mechanisms, so that a base network can be seamlessly augmented, both in terms of capacity and functions. We g…

On the Role of Infrastructure sharing for Mobile Network Operators in Emerging Markets

The traditional model of single ownership of all the physical network elements and network layers by mobile network operators is beginning to be challenged. This has been attributed to the rapid and complex technology migration compounded with rigorous regulatory requirements and ever increasing capital expenditures. These trends, combined together with the increasing competition, rapid commoditization of telecommunication equipments and rising separation of network and service provisioning are pushing the operators to adopt multiple strategies, with network infrastructure sharing in the core …

Reactive Failure Mitigation through Seamless Migration in Telecom Infrastructure Networks

Various methods are proposed in the literature to mitigate the failures in an infrastructure network. Failure mitigation can be carried out in an active or passive manner. In active manner, live backups provide the required reliability. Due to the high cost of active backups, failures can be mitigated in a reactive manner where mitigation starts when a function fails. In this paper, network functions are divided into two classes of essential (i.e., core) functions and additive (i.e., service) functions. Core functions need active backups and cannot tolerate any failure. However, additive funct…