Special Issue on Recent Advances in AIoT & 6G Communication Networks for Smart Cities
Aims and Scopes
The emergence of the next generation 6G communication network with artificial intelligence (AI) is a novel concept that promises to revolutionize decision-making processes. Human-centric applications based on AIoT tools and techniques can enhance the standard of living and improve a country's economy. Collecting data from internet of things (IoT)-based sensors presents various opportunities, and many researchers have identified vulnerabilities in traditional techniques in recent decades. Consequently, AI algorithms have become a trending topic for optimal decision-making. The merger of AIoT & 6G communication networks will advance channels in smart cities.
However, the recent misuse of AI models has raised concerns about public safety. To address these concerns, the novel concept of safe-AI has been introduced, which utilizes the 6G network to improve and secure communication channels. AI and machine learning (ML) will advance communication technologies, and AI/ML techniques will make use of 6G networks to improve the quality of experience (QoE) metrics. Integrating AI-IoT with 6G will facilitate human-centric applications. A self-learning 6G communication network using AI tools will train entire systems, and various processes will be automated using supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning.
In the near future, self-evolving systems will be designed using AIoT. AI-enabled 6G networks will provide many opportunities for researchers, engineers, practitioners, and scientists. This special issue aims to provide information about recent advances in safe-AI for 6G communication network applications.
Lead Guest Editor
Inam Ullah Khan
Isra University, Islamabad Campus, Pakistan
Research Areas: Network System Security, Intrusion Detection, Intrusion Prevention, Cryptography, Optimization Techniques, WSN, IoT, Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANETS), Flying Ad Hoc Networks, and Machine Learning
Guest Editors
Shashi Kant Gupta
Eudoxia Research University, USA
Research Areas: Machine Learning, Cloud Computing, IoT
Hamed Taherdoost
University Canada West and Hamta Business Corporation, Canada
Research Areas: Management of Information Systems, Technology Acceptance Models and Frameworks, Information Security Management, Research Methodology, Information Security - Cybersecurity, Smart Card Technology, Web Services Quality & Web Service Security, E-Service & E-Commerce, Blockchain and Cryptocurrency
Yousef Farhaoui
University of Moulay Ismail, Morocco
Research Areas: Robotics, Computer Security, Systems Engineering, Design Automation Tools, Science of System Integration, Embedded Software
Special Issue Information
This special issue welcomes original and review articles from theoretical and empirical frontiers. The expected submissions may cover (but are not limited to) the following research themes:
· Mobile communication using Safe-AI approach for smart cities
· Wireless communication technologies for Safe-AI
· IoT/ IoE for smart cities
· 6G enabled unmanned aerial vehicle communication networks for smart cities
· Ad Hoc Networks for smart cities
· Flying ad hoc networks for smart cities
· Software defined networks enabled Safe-AI applications for smart cities
· Machine learning for 6G networks
· AIoT for next generation computational technologies
· IoT enabled AI applications for smart cities
· E-Health using AI for smart cities
· Tele-medicines using AIoT
· AIoT-enabled communication systems and architectures for smart cities
· Machine learning and data analytics techniques for AIoT
· Energy-efficient communication protocols for AIoT mobile networks
· Security and privacy in AIoT using 6G
· Safe-AI applications in healthcare, smart cities, transportation, and other domains
· Integration of AI and 6G mobile networks for smart cities
· AIoT & 6G for industrial automation and robotics
· Wireless charging and power management for smart cities
Manuscript Submission Information
Submission deadline: March 31, 2024
Submissions that pass pre-check will be reviewed by at least two reviewers of the specific field.
Free fast publication and early access will be provided to all accepted papers.
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