[CFP] IET Signal Processing Special Issue "Signal Processing and Cognitive Computing in 6G Communication"
Weiwei Jiang
The advent of 6G technology heralds a new era of digital connectivity, promising to transform our interactions with the digital world through unparalleled improvements in speed, reliability, and connectivity. At the core of this technological leap are signal processing techniques and cognitive computing paradigms, which are essential for achieving 6G's ambitious objectives, such as ultra-low latency, massive device connectivity, and superior energy efficiency. This Special Issue is dedicated to highlighting the latest research and innovations in these fields, with the aim of propelling forward the development of future communication networks and fostering a more intelligent and interconnected society.
Current challenges in the field of 6G development are multifaceted, encompassing the need for advanced signal processing algorithms, cognitive computing strategies, and novel methodologies to address the unique demands of next-generation networks. The Special Issue seeks to address these challenges by inviting original research, review articles, and short communications that offer significant contributions to the understanding and advancement of 6G systems. The focus areas include advanced signal processing techniques for signal detection, estimation, and modulation; cognitive radio and dynamic spectrum access for efficient spectrum utilization; machine learning and AI-driven approaches for intelligent resource allocation; and applications of these technologies in IoT, edge computing, and security.
The goals of this Special Issue are to accelerate the research and deployment of 6G technologies by providing a comprehensive platform for the exchange of ideas and findings. It aims to enhance the performance, efficiency, and scalability of future wireless networks through the exploration of innovative signal processing and cognitive computing applications. The Issue encourages submissions that cover experimental studies, prototyping, and real-world case studies, demonstrating the practical implementation and benefits of these innovative techniques in 6G environments. By doing so, the Special Issue not only contributes to academic discourse but also to the practical realization of a smarter, more connected world.
Potential topics include but are not limited to the following:
- Advanced Signal Processing Techniques
- Signal processing for massive Multiple Input Multiple Output and mm Wave communications
- Cognitive Computing in 6G Networks
- Applications of Signal Processing and Cognitive Computing in 6G
- Experimental Studies and Prototyping
- Edge computing and distributed signal processing for latency-sensitive applications
Weiwei Jiang1
1Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Beijing, China
Guest EditorsSushil Kumar Singh1 | Mingzhe Chen2 | Xiang Sun3 | Jia Hu4 | Kapal Dev5
1Marwadi University, Gujarat, India
2University of Miami, Florida, USA
3University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, USA
4University of Exeter, Exeter, UK
5Munster Technological University, Cork, Ireland