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Handbook of Research on Design, Deployment, Automation, and Testing Strategies for 6G Mobile Core
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D. Satish Kumar (Nehru Institute of Engineering and Technology, India), G. Prabhakar (Thiagarajar College of Engineering, India) and R. Anand (Nehru Institute of Engineering and
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Description:
 To overcome the constraints of 5G for supporting new challenges, 6G wireless systems must be developed with new and attractive features. These systems are expected to increase performance
and maximize quality of service several folds more than 5G along with other exciting features. However, 6G is still in its infancy and must be explored.

The Handbook of Research on Design, Deployment, Automation, and Testing Strategies for 6G Mobile Core Network discusses the technological feats used in the new 6G wireless systems.
It discusses the design, automation, and uses for industry as well as testing strategies. Covering topics such as 6G architecture, smart healthcare, and wireless communication, this major reference
work is an excellent resource for computer scientists, engineers, students and professors in higher education, researchers, and academicians.

Coverage:
The many academic areas covered in this publication include, but are not limited to:

6G Architecture
6G Technology
Adaptive Hybrid Transmission
Artificial Intelligence
Blockchain Internet of Medical Things (B-IoMT)
Haptic Communication
Machine Learning
Mechatronics
Persuasive Design
Smart Healthcare
Terahertz Communication
Wireless Communication

Table of Contents

Please note that this book is currently in development and this table of contents is tentative. Chapter authors can make adjustments to their individual submissions in the eEditorial
Discovery® system if they notice any discrepancies.

Chapter 1
Evaluation of Sixth Generation 6G Wireless Networks: The Vision of Future Wireless Communication

Senthil Kumar S., Leelavathi M., Manoj Kumar P. K., Periasamy Palanisamy, Kavitha R.

Fifth-generation communications standardization has concluded, and global deployment has commenced. To maintain wireless networks' significant competitive
advantage, industrial and academic collaboration has started to design the next generation of wireless communications networks called sixth-generation (6G), to
establish the foundation for the segmentation of communication demands in the 2030s. This study highlights the most encouraging fields of inquiry from the recent
literature in familiar angles for the 6G project to support this vision. Its major contribution is to investigate the crucial difficulties and significant prospective features of 6G
communications, such as: [a] vision and key features; [b] research activities; [c] architecture of 6G; and [d] challenges and potential solutions. These critical research
topics were thoroughly studied in terms of the motivation with their many sub-domains in order to get a precise, specific, and brief conclusion. As a result, this study will
greatly contribute to the opening of new boundaries for future research initiatives.

Chapter 2
Towards 6G: A New Paradigm in Blockchain-Based Wireless Communications

Madumidha S., Sivaranjani P., Tharun V., Samyuktha K., Shevani V. J., Raji Sweethaa S., Pavani Darisi

In worldwide, sixth-generation (6G) wireless communications has commenced in research after the deployment of fifth-generation (5G). It’s far anticipated that 6G
networks can take abundant heterogeneous devices and infrastructures with greater efficiency and safety over various resources, storage, computing. Conversely, this
objective is hindered by a number of trust-related issues that are frequently ignored in network plans. Blockchain is a distributed ledger technology that has arisen in the
recent decade with fundamental traits, viz transparency, traceability, immutability, decentralization, anonymity. Blockchain can inaugurate cooperative trust among
distinct network entities and simplify various intrinsic features like privacy protection, tracing, trusted data interaction, verified certification for trusted users, monitoring
functionalities for wireless networks, thus awarding a new paradigm -towards 6G. This chapter provides role of blockchain in wireless communication technologies.

Chapter 3
Analyzing the 6G Technology: A New Evolution of Wireless Communication

DhurgaDevi M., Sakthivel Perumal, Gunasekaran K., Arunkumar S. P., Thilak V. M. M.

Wireless communication networks ruling the world with different technology which evolved to 6G (Sixth generation) technology which integrates various types of
communication to provide more reliable, fast, and low latency in networks. Due to increasing demand and faster access the 6G technology is under invention and as
expected it will come into functioning in 2030. This new paradigm of network communication brings more changes to the digital era with the aid of artificial intelligence.
The architecture of 6G is compared with 5G technology and an analysis of 6G technologies in various applications domains is done. Various technologies integrated
along with 6G includes IoT, blockchain, Big data, Artificial intelligence, Machine learning, Robotics, Quantum communications are analyzed. This article describes the
requirements for new generation networks 6G technology as well as key performance indicators required for 6G networks. The research challenges are explored under
different attributes for future contribution of new technology towards the wireless evolution.

Chapter 4
6G-Based Mobile IPTV Using Adaptive Hybrid Transmission

Augustine C., Jose Anand, Vinoth Kumar K., Kaleeswaran D., Muneeswari G., Santhoshkumar S. P.

The arrival of the VI generation (6G) technology is an exception to revolutionize the digital transformation of society. It offers speeds of several Gigabits per second, with
small latencies less than 5ms, ultra-reliable transmission medium, while it is able to handle a huge quantity of nodes simultaneously connected to the network.6G
accepted for commercial launch within ten years. 6G [1] will be industrialized in retort to progress the dispersed Radio Access Network (RAN) and longing to use
terahertz band to increase more number of users [2].On proposing an Adaptive Hybrid Transmission (AHT) [3] arrangement about 6G with Mobile Internet Protocol
Television Network (MIPTVN), the proposed algorithm uses a hybrid mechanism. The AHT mechanism is the combination of the multichannel multicast and unicast
process that increases the service over service probability of blocking the service and reduces the overall bandwidth consumption of MIPTVN on demand over 6G [4].
Chapter 5
6G With Integration of Sensing and Communication

Aswatha R., Seethalakshmi V., Gunanandhini S., Senthilkumar B., Prabhakar G.

The framework should work under both function cooperation and function convergence models, support cloud-network-terminal cooperation and convergence, and
bring the basic radio capabilities of cooperative sensing, cooperative machine learning, and deterministic transmission with higher reliability and data rate. Integration of
sensing and communication (ISAC) offers two advantages over dedicated sensing and communication functionalities: 1) Gain in integration to more effectively use
crowded resources, and 2) Gain in coordination to balance dual-functional performance. ISAC has lately been proposed for a variety of new applications such as
automotive networks, environmental monitoring, remote sensing, IoT, smart cities, and indoor services such as human activity and gesture detection, all of which benefit
from these two benefits. More crucially, ISAC has lately been highlighted as a key enabler for B5G/6G and next-generation Wi-Fi systems. The goal of this study is to
figure out how sensing and communication, can work together to give 6G new capabilities and services.

Chapter 6
Potential Applications of 6G-Enabling Technologies and Challenges

Zhang Yiming, Zhu Yunfeng, Yang Qiu, Sujatha Krishnamoorthy, SatishKumar D., Rameshbabu A.

. Through specific technical approaches, 6G will provide people with high quality of service (QoS) and high quality of experience (QoE), so as to make human life really
better.The author predicts the huge potential and development trend of 6G wireless communication technology combined with the healthcare field. 6G is promising
communication technology, and it is expected to revolutionize many sectors, including healthcare. Currently, time and space are the primary barriers to healthcare, and
6G has the potential to break these barriers down. We will first introduce the background and related obstacles of the current healthcare development field, and then
prove the huge potential of 6G in its development field. Further, we reveal how 6G technology can be utilized for Remote surgery, epidemics, and pandemics. Finally,
there are related challenges. Similarly the cell free communication in AR/VR helps in 360 video scenes.

Chapter 7
Cell-Free Cooperative Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access for 6G Wireless Systems

Ganapathy Ram B., Naveena Priyadharsini, S. Tamil Selvi, Dhinakaran M., Pandi Malaisamy, Senthil Madasamy

The diversified opportunities and challenges in various sectors necessitate development of sixth-generation (6G) wireless systems with extremely high data rate,
massive connectivity, minimal latency, good coverage, high reliability, optimal resource allocation, good spectral and energy efficiency. Multiple access is a key
technique in the wireless technological evolution which provides access to multiple users with the available resources. Even though 5G system promises data rate in
Gbps and latency below 1 ms with a wide bandwidth ranges from 30 GHz to 300 GHZ, its range of coverage was limited. Hence the infrastructure needs to be rebuilt to
overcome the limitation. NOMA is the key enabler for bringing down the interference effects and sharing the spectrum among multiple users in an efficient way.
Cooperative communication is another promising technology which can improve coverage and capacity of the wireless system. Cell free communication with
cooperative NOMA architecture is proposed in this chapter to meet 6G requirements at THz band.

Chapter 8
Future Directions of 6G Architecture With Integration of Sensing, Communication, and Security

Sentamilselvan K., Kamalam G. K., Suresh P., Logeswaran K., Keerthika P.

5G is being marketed world over currently, research institutions initiated to go ahead of 5G, with 6G evolving as green networks with excellent energy efficiency and
provide the quality of services. As communication growing day by day the 5thgeneration communications deployed worldwide, 6th generation (6G) communications
become more attractive towards both industry as well as academia. The main objective of the research is to increase the speed of sensing and communicating the
information to other side or web world. In future, vehicular communication or VANET, Smart cities, Healthcare, Gaming, Public safety and security, Transport and
industrial needs and Robotics are playing a vital role in integration of sensing and communication. While comparing with 5G, 6G will have more advantages such as
higher transmission rate, wider frequency band, larger capacity for connection, lesser delay, more coverage and added robust anti-interference capacity fulfilling
different specification of network.

Chapter 9
Vision, Challenge, Futuristic Approach of Machine Learning in 6G Wireless Technology

Sunil Lavadiya, Vishal Sorathiya, Sudipta Das, Ahmed Nabih Zaki Rashed, Shunmughavel V., Pradeep K.

In recent years, the machine learning approach has been a major resurgence of research interest in intelligence, data-driven advanced dynamic approaches, and
automation of low-powered gadgets. Our goal for 6G is a massively linked complex network capable of reacting quickly to user service requests by real-time learning of
network status as given by the network edge, user-side, and air interface. The most machine learning application 6G vehicular network is intended to generate a rapidly
evolving and intelligent system that allows networks to adapt to various application requirements and service types In the autonomous driving age of 6G, ML is used to
design a route, and 6G's improvements in response time, roaming range, network energy efficiency, and connectivity provide a better experience for users. Scholars are
afraid about this problem due of privacy concerns. Overall book chapter includes the basic and advanced levels of machine learning. Including the unsupervised,
supervised, and reinforced learning and the challenges of ML for the 6G.

Chapter 10
6G With Artificial Intelligence and AI-Enabled Smart Architectural Design

Reshma V. K., Daison Stallon, Shyjith M. B., Suresh S., Prabhakar G.

Modern networks may not even be equipped to fully satisfy rapidly increasing traffic needs due to the fast growth of intelligent endpoints and systems andvarious
programs with diverse needs. As a result, a study on 6G technology has already been undertaken by businesses and academics. AI (Artificial intelligence) has
subsequently been used as a paradigm shift to optimise high-intelligence 6G technology. To realize information exploration intelligent resource planning, automatic
network adaptation, and astute service configuration management, the authors proposed an AI-enabled smart architectural design for 6thGenerationsystems;here, it is
categorized into 4tiers: data mining, intelligent sensing layer, smart application layer, andintelligent control layer. The author also discussed modern technology in the
mobile generation, uses, security, opportunities, and challenges.

Chapter 11
6G With TeraHertz Communications

S b lli G K ith T A R li V l i hi V A
Senbagavalli G., Kavitha T., Aruna Ramalingam, Velvizhi V. A.

The terahertz band is the next frontier in wireless communications for its ability to unlock significantly wider segments of unused bandwidth. It offers the enhanced
transmission bandwidth when compared to mmwave band in 5G networks. Terahertz communication reduces the problem of mmWave bands where the propagation
loss is more due to molecule absorption of electromagnetic waves. The development of Reconfigurable MIMO techniques, subwavelength guiding structures,
nanoantennas, superlenses, hyperlenses and light concentrators, communication distance can be increased in THz systems. 6G wireless networks will consist of a
multitude of small radio cells with shorter communication distances. Base stations of radio cells in the 6G network need to be connected with high-speed wireless,
enhanced data rate, minimum energy consumption and low electromagnetic emission links. These broad band links can be implemented by terahertz waves in 6G
networks. Terahertz bands are inevitably going to be the next in line, THz communication will contribute to enabling interesting and needed applications.

Chapter 12
Challenges and Advantages of Implementing Blockchain Internet of Medical Things (B-IoMT) in 6G Networks

Murugan K., Somasundaram R., Mythili Thirugnanam, Pousia S., Nithya R.

The Internet of Things (IoT) has cleared the door for sophisticated functionalities to be introduced into the healthcare business. IoT systems handle a significant amount
of data and require 6G network connectivity, power, and storage to convert it into useful information. The Internet of Medical Things refers to the use of IoT-based
internet-enabled medical devices in the healthcare business (IoMT).The lack of security standardizations and energy-consuming cryptographic algorithms in Man-in-the-
middle attacks, session hijacking, and wireless encryption breaking are all possible security problems with IoMT. On the other hand, because of its decentralised nature,
Blockchain may be used to address IoT problems. The widespread adoption of decentralised blockchain technology in IoT has significantly reduced the danger of
sensitive healthcare data being exposed.We combine blockchain technology with IoMT (B-IoMT) in this chapter to enable secure data transfer over a 6G network
connection. The blockchain's security characteristics aid in achieving tamper-proof data transfer in IoMT.

Chapter 13
6G With Smart Healthcare, Haptic Communication: An Overall Perspective

Kousalya K., Mohana R. S., Sasipriyaa N., Prabha C., Udhayakumar T.

From 2030 onward, 6G is a potential communication technology that will dominate the whole health sector. Finland was the first to start a 6G experiment in 2018.
Second, in 2019, the US, South Korea, and China launched the 6G initiative. Japan has just announced a 6G research initiative for 2020. In addition, 6G has spawned
a slew of new algorithms. It is now critical to begin the 6G project in order to avoid falling behind other countries. On the other hand, 5G communication technology has
yet to be fully deployed globally, and B5G has yet to be created. 5G and B5G will have a number of disadvantages when it comes to revolutionizing current lifestyles,
society, and industry. For example, due to the reduced data rate, holographic communication is not possible. As a result, now is the best moment to think about the
future of 6G communication technology. It is also important to consider future healthcare in order to ensure the well-being of society's citizens. It will rule not just the
health industry, but also a variety of other industries.

Chapter 14
6G With Smart Healthcare Systems

A. R. Kavitha, Adlene P., Sahaya V., Nataraj B., Praveen Kumar M.

6G is a sixth-generation telecommunications standard that is presently being developed for wireless communications technologies that support cellular data networks.
The ongoing deployment of 5G technology has urged researchers to explore what occurs next. From 2030 onward, 6G is a prospective communication technology will
enable wireless healthcare to become a reality. The current trend in the smart health care system has obstacles like risk of failure, security and privacy. Healthcare will
be absolutely AI-driven and reliant on 6G connectivity technologies, transforming our lifestyle perceptions. In order to have access, creative solutions must be
introduced to improve our way of life including Intelligent Wearable Devices , Hospital-to-Home services, Intelligent Internet of Medical Thing, Quality of Life (QoL), and
new business strategy. The proposed Intelligent health care system is classified into three major modules; hospital atmosphere, remote medical care and disaster
retaliation.

Chapter 15
6G With Smart Healthcare, Haptic Communication

ArunKumar S., Sivakami K., VijayaKarthik S. V., Deepa S. M., Sugumar R., Ramaswamy R.

Every healthcare division should be provided with sophisticated technology to offer patients appropriate diagnostics, therapies, and a variety of health services either
inside hospitals or also remotely. A quick responding division is also necessary to deal with the influx of patients & inquiries throughout disasters. This would control not
just healthcare field, but also a variety of other industries. Many industries, notably healthcare, are likely to be transformed by 6G. Healthcare & hospitals will be entirely
AI-driven & reliant on 6G connectivity technologies, altering our perspective of life. Nowadays, time and area seem to be the most crucial hurdles to medical system,
which 6G would be capable of overcoming. Under the human-centric perspective of 6th-generation wireless technology, this chapter examines healthcare
communication and networking issues and potential strategies for early warning and quick action in crisis scenarios. This chapter also discusses the problems
encountered during the deployment of 6G, as well as applicability and future research directions suggestions

Chapter 16
Smart Healthcare Technology Challenges and Future Perspective

Priya A. K., Saravanakumar R., Balaji D., Elavarasan S., Kavinkumar V., Suresh S.

The vision towards future sustainability in health care become an alarming factor owing to its imperfect system in place based on growth and aging. In order to follow
and control every citizen in the health process of their lives, wireless health monitoring must be achieved through afrugally viable. The aim of next gen is not just to
make wireless healthcare a true technology, but will also enable Bio-Nano-Internet, things allowing the human health care to form a controlled
network.Lesssophisticatedwearable and or implantable equipment would be an integral part of our day today life, which can recognize thelifestyle and health datafrom
all the possible means of interaction either may be water nor intelligent medicine. We present a vision for a complete model that should meet the expanding healthcare
hassles and a conceptual model that can solve these growing expectations in full. In conclusion, thelatestdevelopments in health care domain is discussed and suggest
upcoming avenues in this domain on par with the technological growth.

Chapter 17
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning-Based Security Enforcement Techniques for 6G Communications

Deva Priya M., Christy Jeba Malar A., Kaleeswaran D., Vijayarajeswari R., Nithya L.

Th ti l i t f i t lli t t k t d h t ti it t th i l f A tifi i l I t lli (AI) dM hi L i (ML)

The essential requirement of intelligent network management and orchestration necessitates the immense role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML)
in improving the paradigm of 6G for the objective of learning information from uncertain and dynamic environments. The self-sustaining networks in 6G is achieved by
guaranteed application of intelligent security attack mitigation schemes and proactive threats discovery approaches that facilitates end-to-end future network
automation. In this Chapter, a comprehensive review on AI and ML-based security enforcement techniques is contributed for improving reliability during robust data
dissemination in 6G communications. This Chapter presents the consolidated and solidified role of AI and ML towards the enforcement of security in 6G networks. In
addition, it also demonstrates the challenges and solutions that are handled by the inclusion of AI and ML-based attack mitigation approaches with respect to energy
and security-based ultra-massive access.

Chapter 18
Analysis on 6G Networks Using AI Techniques in WSN to Improvise QoS

Vanitha G., Beaulah David, S. Nisha, M. Mythily, Padmapriya R., Santhoshkumar S. P.

In WSN various attentions evaluates the first generation (1G) networks to 6G networks. AI- techniques were applied to achieve network intelligence, closed-loop
optimization and intelligent wireless communication for 6G networks. DRL was adopted to preserve reliable wireless connectivity for UAVs-enabled networks by learning
the environment dynamics[10]. Hence, it is promising to adopt AI to 6G networks to optimize the network architecture and improve network performance. 6G networks
utilize different spectrum bands to support high data rates. In 6G networks, the massive amounts of collected data and complex network architectures pose challenges
for AI-enabled learning and training process. Limited computing resources may be insufficient to process massive high dimensional data to meet the training accuracy
rate, robustness, scalability and flexibility of learning frameworks are crucial aspects for supporting to provide high-quality services in real-world dynamic networks. Thus
designing robust, scalable and flexible learning frameworks for 6G networks is still an open issue.

Chapter 19
A Federated Learning-Based Light-Weight Privacy-Preserving Framework for Smart Healthcare Systems

Velumani Ramesh, Hariharasitaraman S., Sankar Ganesh Sundaram, Prakash N. B., Hemalakshmi G. R.

Smart healthcare systems have been widely applied in the fields of intelligent healthcare, self-monitoring, diagnosis, and emergency. In recent years, there have been
growing concerns regarding the privacy of the data collected from the users of the smart healthcare systems. This paper proposes a light-weight federated learning
framework based on multi-key homomorphic encryption for deploying predictive models trained on patient data distributed across multiple healthcare institutions without
exchanging them. Two predictive models based on the proposed framework are deployed for in-house mortality prediction from patient data and COVID19 detection
from chest XRay images. Performance evaluation of these models with standard datasets and comparative analyses show that the proposed models are superior to
state-of-the-art approaches. The proposed framework and the models are potential solutions to improve the quality of healthcare across multiple healthcare institutions,
protecting the sensitive patient data, ensuring personalization of healthcare.

Chapter 20
Planar Metamaterial-Inspired Circular Ring Antenna With Neutralization Lines for Dual-Band Applications

Surendar U., Senthilkumar Subramaniyan, William Johnson, Umamaheswari K., Periasamy Palanisamy, Rengarajan A.

This article presents a simple, metamaterial-loaded planar ring antenna for WLAN/WiMAX applications.The proposed antenna is equipped with two neutralization lines
to improve performance in the desired operating bands.The use of neutralization lines as conducting strip, allows the antenna to function at the upper resonance-
3.5GHz and the incorporation of complementary split ring resonator at the rear of the substrate benefits in the antenna's compact size.Due to the incorporation of a
quarter wave transformer with a semicircular ring construction,the ring antenna produces better dual-band response.The upper resonance 3.5GHz is obtained due to
the combination of tuned semicircular ring and circular ring along with the conducting strip in the structure.The fabricated antenna is printed on FR4 substrate with
dimensions 10×10×1.6 mm3.The simulated results are verified by experimenting the fabricated antenna.It offered 14.6% bandwidth in the lower resonance 2.4 GHz and
8.5% bandwidth at upper resonant frequency 3.5GHz with radiation characteristics suitable for the WLAN/WiMAX applications.

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