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Wireless spectrum is one of the most critical resources necessary to realize radio communications. The utilization of spectrum is regulated throughout the world to provide data-oriented services while shielding from harmful interferences. Recent studies have shown that the large portion of the available spectrum is underutilized (Kaufman, Lilleberg, & Aazhang, 2013; Ye, Wu, Shu, & Qian, 2016). These studies also suggest the concept of spectrum sharing with the secondary system by employing advanced radio and signal processing techniques to enable direct communications between devices (Asadi, Wang, & Mancuso, 2014 and references cited therein). As the spectrum is becoming congested day by day, there is an urgent need to adopt flexible spectrum sharing techniques for the next generation wireless and mobile communication networks. In fact, these techniques can provide a promising solution to compensate the spectrum scarcity. First, the exploitation of spectrum sharing techniques has been introduced in cognitive radio by utilizing the concept of white spaces of the spectrum (Tandra, Mishra, & Sahai, 2009). Albeit, these approaches have also shown a great deal in enabling direct communication between devices to offload the cellular traffic at the base station (BS). As such, the device-to-device (D2D) communications can be regarded as a potential candidate for fifth-generation (5G) wireless communications and mobile networks due to its distinct features, e.g., proximity gain and efficient BS off-loading (Tehrani, Uysal, & Yanikomeroglu, 2014). Additionally, some recent works have highlighted its attribute as an intrinsic part of realizing sustainable and intelligent internet of things (IoT) environment (Bello & Zeadally, 2016). For instance, when the wireless devices are in proximity, the direct communications between them can offer an indispensable feature for multimedia applications, e.g., monitoring, video gaming, and file sharing.
The major practical scenarios where D2D communications can be employed for future wireless networks are demonstrated in Figure 1. In particular, when wireless communications are realized on higher frequency bands (above 3 GHz or mmWave communications), the problem of ubiquitous coverage can be resolved by employing D2D communications for providing relay cooperation to the licensed users. Other scenarios such as content distribution and cellular offloading can play a vital role in enabling more number of connected devices while compensating the heavy traffic on the BS. For instance, machine-to-machine communications and vehicular communications could be other realistic scenarios for realizing D2D communications. Further, in this section, a brief discussion on the concept of Ad-hoc networks, classification of D2D communications, and the details of current standardization of D2D communications are presented. In the next section, the descriptions of different state-of-art spectrum sharing techniques are provided. In the third section, this chapter first covers the recent developments and then it addresses key challenges for enabling spectrum sharing in the licensed band. In the fourth section, it introduces a mathematical framework for refining physical layer aspects of different spectrum sharing schemes and analyzes their performance with various system/channel parameters over fading channels. Finally, the fifth section concludes the chapter and highlights the social impacts of spectrum sharing techniques.
This book represents a comprehensive overview of the distribution of the various forms of mobile communications devices, with increasing variations and intensities that constitute a serious hazard to both the biosphere and mankind. Contributors stress the lack of controls over mobile communication signal sources, as well as the absence of monitoring the health of individuals exposed to microwave radiation. The work also entails a review of the engineering behind mobile communication technology, including a summary of basic scientific evidence of the effects of biological exposure to microwaves, and unique coverage on potential hazards of mobile communication for children.
John T. Pierce, MBBS(MD) PhD(Navy Environmental Health Center)**Description**This is a comprehensive overview of the distribution of the various forms ofmobile communications devices, with increasing variation and intensities, thatthe authors contend constitute a serious hazard to both the biosphere andmankind. **Purpose**The book represents a summary of data that support selected scientists' appealfor a moratorium on further 5G communications expansion.**Audience**An assortment of individuals, from readers in electrical engineering and relatedfields, will find one or more sections applicable.**Features**Ten chapters have been written by roughly a dozen authors with qualificationsacross diverse fields from cell biology all the way to public health: (1)Mobile communications and public health; (2) Cell phone radiation evidence; (3)Public exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic fields; (4) Health effectsof chronic exposure to radiation from mobile communication; (5) Canelectromagnetic field exposure to radiation environment be counted as dominant;(6) Low-level thermal signals; (7) How cancer can be caused by microwavefrequency electromagnetic field (EMF) exposures; (8) A summary of recentliterature; (9) Radiobiological arguments for assessing the electromagnetichazard to public health; and (10) A longitudinal study of psychophysiological indicators.**Assessment**This book represents an interesting inquiry into a potentially important healthconcern. Given its publication in 2019, it will be interesting to see how itsrecommendations are applied and how further studies are used to document its findings.
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