Quality of Service in Future Network
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Intelligent Sensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (25 February 2023) | Viewed by 1427
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Interests: cybersecurity (risk assessment, security enforcement, vulnerabilities management); IP technologies (radio: 5G and 6G, core: network services chain, SDN, AI); applications (DLT and blockchain, Internet of Things, smart cities, multimedia) for the future internet
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Dear Colleagues,
Future networks will involve the full integration of multi-technology access networks with one core network and one operations and management system. These networks will have a greater capacity to access as well as improve important transmission parameters, such as reducing latency or increasing throughput, which are crucial for the effective implementation of new businesses. The integrated, flexible and scalable network will require an enhanced quality of service not only regarding the network parameters but also for the network operator and end user services. New perspectives on transmission quality have brought new terms to light, including: Grade of Service (GoS), Quality of Service (QoS) and the perceived Quality of Experience (QoE).
New definitions transmission quality requires research on network measurements and network performance. Topics of interest include:
- Key performance indicators for the quality of transmission in future networks;
- Measurement methodologies for the new quality of transmission;
- The network operator’s perception of the quality: parameters and mechanisms of transmission efficient;
- The end user’s perception of the quality: parameters and mechanisms of the multimedia experience;
- Operations and management for the improvement of the quality of transmission;
- Mechanisms and protocols for improvement of the quality of the transmission;
- Overlay mechanisms for multimedia quality of experience;
- Quality requirements for critical missions in large coverage networks.
Dr. Jordi Mongay Batalla
Guest Editor
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