Predictive 5G Uplink Slicing for Blockchain-driven Smart Energy Contracts

Kurtz, Fabian; Wiebusch, Robin; Overbeck, Dennis; Wietfeld, Christian

doi:10.1109/iccworkshops53468.2022.9814557

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“…Technological Innovation System (TIS) (Suurs et al, 2009;Hekkert et al, 2007;Kukk, 2016;Furtado et al, 2020;Weiss, 2022;Markard et al, 2015) has been accepted as the configuration of actors, institutions, and technologies are capable of driving the intensity and the direction of Innovation. Thus, Innovation has been assimilated as a singular socio-technical conjunction due to technological infrastructure issues seen here as critical infrastructure, physical, virtual, or digital (Kurtz et al, 2022). Furthermore, it is worth mentioning that, for TIS approach, Innovation is an interactive process stimulated through the functional performance of multiple actors, with introducing technology premise in the market through the consolidation of its system within a specific context (Furtado et al, 2020;Suurs et al, 2009;Hekkert et al, 2007;Jacobsson & Johnson, 2000;Carlsson et al, 2002;Markard, 2020;Weiss, 2022).…”

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Strategic Synergies Between Beyond 5G and Smart Grids for Sustainable Development

Martinelli,

Mazoni

2024

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This article provides a comprehensive review of the intersection of beyond 5G and Smart Grids, focusing on the potential of Vehicle-to-Fog as an industrial alternative for addressing energy efficiency challenges in data processing. This study aims to investigate relevant publications and patents to understand the collaborative potential between 5G and Smart Grids. It explores establishing new regulatory standards within the 5G framework to facilitate decentralized data processing and remodel energy consumption patterns. The hypothesis suggests that decentralized 5G architecture and Smart Grids can be most effectively applied through Vehicular Fog powered by solar energy. A combined quantitative and qualitative methodology guides the exploration of publications and patents. The study concludes by advocating for new standards that embrace decentralized 5G data processing, emphasizing the potential of Vehicle-to-Fog and the future deployment of 6G technology in Smart Grids. These advancements can significantly enhance energy efficiency in the context of 5G and pave the way for future innovations.

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Strategic Synergies Between Beyond 5G and Smart Grids for Sustainable Development

Martinelli,

Mazoni

2024

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“…al., 2009;Hekkert et al, 2007;Kukk, 2016;Furtado et al, 2020;Weiss, 2022 has been accepted as the configuration of actors, institutions, and technologies are capable of driving the intensity and the direction of Innovation. In this sense, Innovation has assimilated as a singular socio-technical conjunction result of technological infrastructure issues seen here as Critical Infrastructure, that is, physical and virtual or digital(Kurtz et al, 2022).…”

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Strategic Synergies between 5G and Beyond and Smart Grids

Martinelli¹,

Mazoni²,

Consoni³

et al. 2023

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This article provides a comprehensive review of the intersection of 5G technology and Beyond, and Smart Grids, focusing on the potential of Vehicle-to-Fog as an industrial alternative for addressing energy efficiency challenges in data processing. This study aims to investigate relevant articles and patents to understand the collaborative potential between 5G and Smart Grids. It explores how to establish new regulatory standards within the architectural framework of 5G to facilitate decentralized data processing and remodel energy consumption patterns. The hypothesis suggests that decentralized 5G architecture and Smart Grids can be most effectively applied through vehicular fogging powered by solar energy. A combined quantitative and qualitative methodology guides the exploration of articles and patents. The study concludes by advocating for new standards that embrace decentralized 5G data processing, emphasizing the potential of Vehicle-to-Fog and the future deployment of 6G technology in Smart Grids. These advancements can significantly enhance energy efficiency in the context of 5G and pave the way for future innovations.

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