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Propagation Channel Measurements and Modeling for 6G Wireless Communications

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Dear Colleagues,

The knowledge of the propagation channel has historically been a fundamental element in the development and deployment of wireless communication technologies. Channel measurement and modeling are direct and significant ways to depict channel characteristics. In sixth-generation (6G) communication systems, there has been a growing demand for high transmission speeds, a large number of services, and global connectivity, which has led to the emergence of new radio technologies and new frequency bands. In view of the new features and technologies of 6G communications, it is urgent to measure and study accurate channel properties and characterization models of multiple scenarios and frequency bands.

The main objective of this Special Issue is to contribute to the latest advances in channel measurements and modeling for 6G wireless communications. The topics of interest include but are not limited to the following:

  • Channel sounder configuration and measurement techniques;
  • 6G propagation channel characteristics;
  • Channel models for 6G wireless communication systems;
  • Millimeter and terahertz wave propagation;
  • Channel modeling in high-mobility scenarios;
  • Massive multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) channel measurements and models;
  • Non-stationarity, consistency, and correlation in multiple domains;
  • Channel models for satellite communications;
  • Air-to-ground propagation characteristics and models;
  • Channel modeling for reconfigurable intelligent surface;
  • Channel modeling for Joint communication and sensing;
  • Artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled channel modeling schemes and characteristics.

Dr. Yan Zhang
Dr. Qiuming Zhu
Dr. Jian Sun
Dr. Xi Liao
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • channel model
  • channel measurement
  • propagation characteristics
  • 6G
  • AI

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