Future generation wireless research and development gaps report

Abstract

This publication is available free of charge from: https://doi.org/10.6028/NIST.SP.1219This report identifies and describes several of the most significant gaps within various components of the wireless industry. This report is intended to serve solely as a knowledge product that recognizes the major challenges facing the broader research community, and does not prescribe to make research and development (R&D) recommendations in light of specific organizations, initiatives, or standards development efforts. The data presented in this report was gathered through market research, a series of stakeholder interviews, and public working group meetings.

NextG communications research and development gaps report

“…This report does not intend to prescribe specific R&D investment recommendations or comment on the current or planned initiatives of the specific industry, government, or academic organizations. Data presented in this report builds on the "Future Generation Wireless R&D Gap Analysis" published by NIST in 2018 (NIST SP1219) 1 and is intended to serve solely as a knowledge product. This document summarizes the results of over 18 months of NIST stakeholder engagement with NextG communications and computing experts.…”

Secure mmWave Spectrum Sharing with Autonomous Beam Scheduling for 5G and Beyond

“…Spectrum sharing (SS) was identified as a major area of importance with research gap by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) [1]. Need to increase spectrum efficiency and effectiveness through secure autonomous spectrum was identified as a national spectrum research priority in [2] with recommendation to increase decentralized spectrum decision making and spectrum sharing.…”