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Conceptualizing Trustworthiness and Trust in Communications

Gerhard P. Fettweis, Patricia Grünberg, Tim Hentschel +1

Trustworthiness and trust are basic factors in common societies that allow us to interact and enjoy being in crowds without fear. As robotic devices start percolating into our dail…

cs.NI2024

RACH-less Handover with Early Timing Advance Acquisition for Outage Reduction

Subhyal Bin Iqbal, Umur Karabulut, Ahmad Awada +2

For fifth-generation (5G) and 5G-Advanced networks, outage reduction within the context of reliability is a key objective since outage denotes the time period when a user equipment…

eess.SP2024

Joint Communication and Sensing for 6G -- A Cross-Layer Perspective

Henk Wymeersch, Sharief Saleh, Ahmad Nimr +14

As 6G emerges, cellular systems are envisioned to integrate sensing with communication capabilities, leading to multi-faceted communication and sensing (JCAS). This paper presents…

cs.NI2024

A Mobility Analysis of UE-Side Beamforming for Multi-Panel User Equipment with Hand Blockage

Subhyal Bin Iqbal, Salman Nadaf, Umur Karabulut +4

The hand blockage effect of the human hand around the user equipment (UE) is too considerable to be ignored in frequency range 2 (FR2). This adds another layer of complexity to the…

cs.NI2023

Mobility Performance Analysis of RACH Optimization Based on Decision Tree Supervised Learning for Conditional Handover in 5G Beamformed Networks

Subhyal Bin Iqbal, Umur Karabulut, Ahmad Awada +3

In 5G cellular networks, frequency range 2 (FR2) introduces higher frequencies that cause rapid signal degradation and challenge user mobility. In recent studies, a conditional han…