DocumentCode
1259563
Title
Next-generation wireless communications concepts and technologies
Author
Berezdivin, Robert ; Breinig, Robert ; Topp, Randy
Author_Institution
Raytheon´´s Inf. & Adv. Syst., Falls Church, VA, USA
Volume
40
Issue
3
fYear
2002
fDate
3/1/2002 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
108
Lastpage
116
Abstract
Next-generation wireless (NextG) involves the concept that the next generation of wireless communications will be a major move toward ubiquitous wireless communications systems and seamless high-quality wireless services. This article presents the concepts and technologies involved, including possible innovations in architectures, spectrum allocation, and utilization, in radio communications, networks, and services and applications. These include dynamic and adaptive systems and technologies that provide a new paradigm for spectrum assignment and management, smart resource management, dynamic and fast adaptive multilayer approaches, smart radio, and adaptive networking. Technologies involving adaptive and highly efficient modulation, coding, multiple access, media access, network organization, and networking that can provide ultraconnectivity at high data rates with effective QoS for Next Gare are also described
Keywords
adaptive modulation; adaptive systems; encoding; frequency allocation; land mobile radio; multi-access systems; multiuser channels; quality of service; radio networks; radio spectrum management; QoS; adaptive modulation; adaptive multilayer approach; adaptive networking; adaptive systems; coding; dynamic systems; high data rates; high-quality wireless services; media access; mobile wireless technologies; multiple access; network architectures; network organization; next-generation wireless communications; radio communications; radio networks; radio services; smart radio; smart resource management; spectrum allocation; spectrum assignment; spectrum management; spectrum utilization; Adaptive systems; Communications technology; Nonhomogeneous media; Radio communication; Radio spectrum management; Resource management; Technological innovation; Technology management; Ubiquitous computing; Wireless communication;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Communications Magazine, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0163-6804
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/35.989768
Filename
989768
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