Mobile Edge Computing for 5G and Future Internet
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Communications".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 June 2022) | Viewed by 4245
Special Issue Editors
Interests: wireless networks; future internet; mobile-oriented information-centric networking; virtual reality (VR) streaming; mobile edge computing (MEC); network security; secure M2M; software-defined networking
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Interests: secure edge computing; future internet security; ML-based security
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Interests: network capacity; network optimization; stochastic QoS guarantee; machine learning; information theory
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
At present, the service and communication paradigms are rapidly changing from simple applications to various intelligent multimedia applications such as immersive VR/AR contents as well as from cellular and WiFi based networks to heterogeneous networks including all-IP, device-to-device, and Internet of Things (IoTs). With such big changes, interest in 5G and edge computing is increasing. Edge computing is a technology that reduces transmission delays and bandwidth constraints by placing resources such as computing, memory, bandwidth, and applications on a network close to the user. That is, edge computing, can process data on user devices such as smartphones, and can support mobile computing and IoT technologies by providing distributed processing performance as a distributed open architecture. This Special issue “Mobile Edge Computing for 5G and Future Internet” aims (i) the recent developments in distributed control and schems for edge computing in 5G environment, and (ii) the analysis of critical issues and proposals for the interworking with future internet technologies.
Prof. Dr. Jihoon Lee
Prof. Dr. Daeyoub Kim
Prof. Dr. Wonjong Noh
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- intelligent edge computing
- cooperated mobility management
- distributed content migration
- secure edge computing
- vehicular edge computing
- network slicing
- mobility-aware edge computing