Dear Colleagues,
Special Issue of the Telecommunication Systems on Cross Layer Design for Cognitive Networks
Theme
Cognitive wireless access networks interact and respond to requests of a specific user by dynamically altering their
topologies and/or operational parameters to enforce regulatory policies and optimize overall network performance. A
cognitive infrastructure consists of intelligent management and reconfigurable elements that can progressively evolve the
policies based on their past actions. A new paradigm is then needed for designing protocols in such environments and can
be characterized by cross-layer designs and adaptation approaches. This special issue will focus on a range of Cross Layer
related topics including QoS, mobility, security, business models, wireless link adaptation and novel services and
applications deployed over Cognitive Networks. In addition, the role played by the IP Multimedia Sub-layer (IMS) in
Cognitive Networks should also be carefully examined and studied.
topologies and/or operational parameters to enforce regulatory policies and optimize overall network performance. A
cognitive infrastructure consists of intelligent management and reconfigurable elements that can progressively evolve the
policies based on their past actions. A new paradigm is then needed for designing protocols in such environments and can
be characterized by cross-layer designs and adaptation approaches. This special issue will focus on a range of Cross Layer
related topics including QoS, mobility, security, business models, wireless link adaptation and novel services and
applications deployed over Cognitive Networks. In addition, the role played by the IP Multimedia Sub-layer (IMS) in
Cognitive Networks should also be carefully examined and studied.
Please refer to the following link for more details. Paper Submission Deadline: May 1, 2008.
Gest Editor
Han-Chieh Choa
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