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Oussama Bekkouche
Researcher at Aalto University
Publications - 7
Citations - 164
Oussama Bekkouche is an academic researcher from Aalto University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Edge computing & Cloud computing. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 7 publications receiving 101 citations.
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Aerial Control System for Spectrum Efficiency in UAV-to-Cellular Communications
TL;DR: The authors propose a novel scheme, dubbed the aerial control system, which is based on separating the data plane from the control plane of UAVs, and pushing the latter to be performed in the air by Uavs, to enable spectrum reuse and avoid crowding the network with management messages.
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UAVs Traffic Control Based on Multi-Access Edge Computing
TL;DR: The impact of the network latency and reliability on the control of UAVs' flights is evaluated and the scalability of the proposed solution is evaluated in terms of the number of Uavs that can be handled without affecting the efficiency ofThe proposed UTM framework.
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A Service-Based Architecture for Enabling UAV Enhanced Network Services
TL;DR: The required enhancements in the SBA to support UAV services including UAV navigation and air traffic management, weather forecasting and UAV connectivity management are analyzed, while emphasizing the role of UAVs as core network equipment with radio and backhaul capabilities.
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Toward a UTM-Based Service Orchestration for UAVs in MEC-NFV Environment
TL;DR: This paper proposes an extended framework for the management and orchestration of UAVs services in MEC- NFV environment by combining the functionalities provided by the M EC-NFV management and Orchestration framework with thefunctionalities of a UTM system, and proposes an Integer Linear Programming model of the placement scheme of the framework.
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Supporting Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Services in 5G Networks: New High-Level Architecture Integrating 5G With U-Space
Samir Si-Mohammed,Maha Bouaziz,Hamed Hellaoui,Oussama Bekkouche,Adlen Ksentini,Tarik Taleb,Lechoslaw Tomaszewski,Thomas Lutz,Gokul Srinivasan,Tanel Jarvet,Pawel Montowtt +10 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors proposed a reference design that demonstrates how 5G can support UAV services and shows the interactions among different stakeholders, and introduced the 5G!Drones project, which relies on the proposed architecture to test UAV use-case scenarios on top of 5G infrastructure.