5G Mobile and Wireless Communications Technology -

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Résumé :
Written by leading experts in 5G research, this book is a comprehensive overview of the current state of the 5G landscape. Covering everything from the most likely use cases, to a wide range of technology options and potential 5G system architectures, to spectrum issues. it is an essential reference for academics and professionals involved in wireless and mobile communications. Describes and explains key technology options, including 5G air interfaces, device-to-device communication, mm-wave communications, massive MIMO, coordinated multi-point, wireless network coding, interference and mobility management, and spectrum issues. Summarizes the findings of key global 5G research collaborations such as METIS and outlines key scenarios, network requirements, and system architectures. Demystifies the relation between loT, machine-type communications, and cyber physical systems, and describes the impact of 5G on sectors such as automotive, building. and energy. Equips readers with a solid insight into the impact and opportunities of 5G.

Biographie:
Afif Osseiran is Director of Radio Communications at the Ericsson Chief Technology Officer (CTO) department. He previously managed the EU 5G flagship project. METIS. and was Technical Manager of the Eureka Celtic project WINNER+. He has co-edited two books on IMT-Advanced and is a senior member of the IEEE. Jose F. Monserrat is an associate professor in the Communications Department of the Universitat Politècnica de València. He is senior member of the IEEE and has been involved in several European Projects. including NEWCOM, PROSIMOS, WINNER+, METIS and METIS-II. Patrick Marsch is a manager at Nokia where he leads a radio research department and is the Technical Manager of the 5G-PPP project METIS-II. He was the Technical Project Coordinator of the project EASY-C. where the world's largest research test beds for LTE-Advanced were established. He is co-editor of Coordinated Multi-Point in Mobile Communications (Cambridge. 2011)

Sommaire:
Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgements; 1. Introduction Afif Osseiran, Jose F. Monserrat, Patrick Marsch and Olav Queseth; 2. 5G use cases and system concept Hugo Tullberg, Mikael Fallgren, Katsutoshi Kusume and Andreas HÖglund; 3. The 5G architecture Heinz Droste, Icaro Leonardo Da Silva, Peter Rost and Mauro Boldi; 4. Machine-type communications Joachim Sachs, Petar Popovski, Andreas HÖglund, David Gozalvez-Serrano and Peter Fertl; 5. D2D communications Zexian Li, Fernando Sanchez Moya, Gabor Fodor, Jose Mairton B. Da Silva, Jr and Konstantinos Koufos; 6. mmW communications Robert Baldemair, Kumar Balachandran, Lars SundstrÖm and Dennis Hui; 7. The 5G radio access technologies Malte Schellmann, Petra Weitkemper, Eeva LÄhetkangas, Erik StrÖm, Carsten Bockelmann and Slimane Ben Slimane; 8. Massive multiple input multiple output (MIMO) systems Nandana Rajatheva, Satoshi Suyama, Wolfgang Zirwas, Lars Thiele, Gabor Fodor, Antti TÖlli, Elisabeth De Carvalho and Jesper Hemming Sorensen; 9. Coordinated multi-point transmission in 5G Roberto Fantini, Wolfgang Zirwas, Lars Thiele, Danish Aziz and Paolo Baracca; 10. Relaying and wireless network coding Elisabeth De Carvalho, Mats Bengtsson, Florian Lenkeit, Carsten Bockelmann and Petar Popovski; 11. Interference management, mobility management and dynamic reconfiguration Michal Maternia, Ömer Bulakci, Emmanuel Ternon, Andreas Klein, Tommy Svensson; 12. Spectrum Mikko A. Uusitalo, Olav Tirkkonen, Luis Campoy, Ki Won Sung, Hans Schotten and Kumar Balachandran; 13. The 5G wireless propagation channel models?Tommi JÄmsÄ, Jonas Medbo, Pekka KyÖsti, Katsuyuki Haneda and Leszek Raschkowski; 14. Simulation methodology Jose F. Monserrat, Mikael Fallgren, David Martin-Sacristan, Ji Lianghai; 15. Summary and outlook Patrick Marsch, Afif Osseiran and Jose F. Monserrat; Index.