Enhanced D2D Communication Model in 5G Networks

Alnabhan, Mohammad; Al-Jaafreh, Sajeda; Abadleh, Ahmad; Atoum, Mohammed Salem; Hammouri, Awni; Al-Dalahmeh, Mahmoud

doi:10.12785/ijcds/100122

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“…Notes that UE (RX) does not approach UE (TX) and does not get infected, but UERX1 [5] and UERX1 [4], approach it and get infected at the sites 23.3,75.0 and 18.17,77.7. Also, the user UERX1 [5] after being infected will approach UERX1 [8] and UERX1 [1] and infect them at the sites 57.6,49.4 and 52.8,37.5 as shown in Figure 9. 4.…”

Section: D2d Simple Mode For Tracking Infected Person Covid-19 a Syst...mentioning

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Tracking Infected Covid-19 Persons and their Proximity Users Using D2D in 5G Networks

Abdulqadir¹,

Janaby²

2023

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The world witnessed a pandemic that needs to be limited. COVID-19 is a disease that spreads among people when an infected person is in close contact with another. To decrease the virus spreading, World Health Organization (WHO) imposed precautionary measures and suggested some rules to be followed such as social distancing and quarantining the infected people. We propose a model, using D2D and IoT technology, for tracking infected persons with COVID-19 and its proximity. If a person (mobile device) gets close to an infected person, he will also get infected, so by continuous moving, the infection will be transmitted. Thus, identifying the infected persons and their contacts will limit the spread of the disease. In each scenario, it is possible to distinguish the number of infected people and know from whom they are infected, and the location of the infection. The simulation shows the tracking of a mobile device when proximate infected person at a distance of 3 meters. As a result, our proposed D2D model is effective, especially in the scenario which found the infected person with COVID-19, tracks them, determines minimum distances, and recognizes the source of the infection. Thus, the model can limit the rapid spread of COVID-19 as it determines the 3meters distance from infected person and send precaution messages to the network.

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Section: D2d Simple Mode For Tracking Infected Person Covid-19 a Syst...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Tracking Infected Covid-19 Persons and their Proximity Users Using D2D in 5G Networks

Abdulqadir¹,

Janaby²

2023

JCOMSS

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“…This conceptual framework can be expanded to include the concept of Block Chain (BC), which addresses more security issues related to tampering with results and the reservations about the adoption of internet or remote voting instead of centralized voting process and place. Moreover, Machine learning applications can be used to design e-voting models through the use of its various applications in terms of security and networking [18], [19], [20], [21].…”

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The Feasibility of Adopting a Secure E-voting Based Biometrics Authenticity: The Jordanian Parliamentary Elections

2023

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This paper aims at investigating the feasibility of adopting a secure e-voting based on the authenticity of biometrics in conducting the election of Jordan parliamentarians consol. It firstly investigates the Jordanian citizens’ acceptance level of an e-voting system based on biometric credentials as a supportive solution to their attitude, intention, and trust in actual participation. The successor phases are directed to validate the feasibility of adopting a biometric-based e-voting system by involving the Delphi method of three rounds for collecting and analysing data. The initial use case diagram, interview questions, and resultant queries are all mapped to construct the proposed conceptual framework. The results of multi phases methodology allow for development and recommend a conceptual framework for implementing an e-voting system with all acting schemas that represent the different stages of the election process. Moreover, the proposed conceptual framework was developed with thematic regulations that align with the experts' consensuses and the current Jordan parliament election law.

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