Fundamentals of the extremely green, flexible, and profitable 5G M2M ubiquitous communications for remote e-healthcare and other social e-Applications

Markhasin, Alexander

doi:10.1109/sibircon.2017.8109891

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“…The selected primary journal is listed in Table 2. Regarding the areas of applicability each discussing the readiness and feasibility and utilization of 5G in the rural area [1], [9], two journals discussed The Cost-Effectiveness And Optimal Pricing Strategy related to the utilization of 5G communication network in the rural area [2], [5], one journal discusses Performance Modeling and Optimization [4], [14], two journals discussing Enhancing Connectivity and Connecting the Unconnected [6], [8] and one discussing Energy-Efficient, Green, Flexible, and Profitable [3], [7].…”

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A 5g Rural, Remote, and Difficult Areas Hope: A Review

Sihombing

2021

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The 5G cellular networks are “urban” areas technology in nature, extensively deployed where the user’s density is high to provide very high data rates, coupled with extremely low delays and dealing with very high mobility of users. On the contrary, one-third of people experience a lack of mobile broadband connectivity living in rural zones. These mobile broadband lacks recognized as the main barriers impairing the Sustainable Developing Goals (SDGs) defined by the United Nations. Those that are not currently covered will be unlikely to be covered also soon, as the network operators are not keen to invest in such zones, because of potentially low revenues. While it is confirmed that 5G would meet stringent requirements in urban zones, rural areas still suffer from almost inexistent MBB (Mobile Broadband) coverage, especially in the developing world. The big deal of isolated rural areas, which are sparsely inhabited by low-income populations, is that the classical access using traditional backhaul technologies is a bad solution for operators since it does not ensure a good ROI (Return of Investment).

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“…One of the solutions that have been approved is the use of Cognitive radio features in a licensed band [2]. Indeed, it appears that these leased bands, assigned to incumbent users, even saturated because of the various applications and standards operating within it, can open up new opportunities [7].…”

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confidence: 99%