OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of IEEE Wireless Communications is 57. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)

Article	Citations
IEEE Globecom Call for papers and proposals	513
Deep Learning for Secure Wireless Communications in Cyber Physical Systems	433
Comsoc Publications	256
ComSoc Conferences	227
Wireless Masthead/Call for Papers	208
Holographic Beamforming with Leakage Power Constraints	189
Cover 3	182
Cover 3	155
Call for Papers	149
A Potpourri on Wireless Advances: Part 4	146
Revisiting the System Energy Footprint and Power Efficiency on the Way to Sustainable 6G Systems	144
Digital Twin and Artificial Intelligence for Intelligent Planning and Energy-Efficient Deployment of 6G Networks in Smart Factories	129
Stacked Intelligent Metasurface-Aided MIMO Transceiver Design	126
User Plane Design Approaches for 6G	124
Cover 4	123
Federated Large Language Model: Solutions, Challenges and Future Directions	122
ComSoc Technical Committees	122
Enhancing Mega-Satellite Networks With Generative Semantic Communication: A Networking Perspective	121
Ubiquitous 6G Service Through Non-Terrestrial Networks	116
Masthead	114
Diversified Service Oriented Multimedia Intelligent Transmission in 6G Space-Air-Ground-Ocean Heterogeneous Network	110
Sensing with Less Effort: Knowledge Transfer for Wireless Sensing by Unifying Feature Embeddings	109
IEEE App	105
AI-Empowered Fluid Antenna Systems: Opportunities, Challenges, and Future Directions	102
Electromagnetic Information Theory: Fundamentals, Modeling, Applications, and Open Problems	97

Metaopera: A Cross-Metaverse Interoperability Protocol	95
Intelligent Reflecting Surfaces for Wireless Networks: Deployment Architectures, Key Solutions, and Field Trials	95
Multi-Layer Digital Twin System for Future Mobile Metaverse	91
UAV-Assisted MEC with an Expandable Computing Resource Pool: Rethinking the UAV Deployment	91
Self-Adaptive RISs Beyond Free Space: Convergence of Localization, Sensing, and Communication Under Rich-Scattering Conditions	90
Deep-Reinforcement-Learning-Based Sustainable Energy Distribution for Wireless Communication	88
ComSoc Training	84
Scanning the Literature	84
Quantum CNN for Detection and Identification of UAV-Enabled Non-Terrestrial Networks	84
IEEE WCNC	84
Call for Papers	83
IEEE App	82
Table of Contents	81
Guest Editorial: Enhanced Fronthaul for 5G and Beyond	81
Digital Twin Assisted Intelligent Network Management for Vehicular Applications	79
Scanning the Literature	78
Guest Editorial: Sustainable Big AI Model for Wireless Networks	75
IEEE Collabratec	75
Implementing Graph Neural Networks Over Wireless Networks via Over-the-Air Computing: A Joint Communication and Computation Framework	75
Implementation of Big AI Models for Wireless Networks with Collaborative Edge Computing	72
Adaptive Model Aggregation in Federated Learning Based on Model Accuracy	72
Revolutionizing Spectrum Management: Data-Driven Strategies	70
Holographic mmWave Metasurface Integrating THz Sensing for 6G Wireless Networks	69
Women in Engineering	69
Reconfigurable Intelligent Surface Identification in Mobile Networks: Opportunities and Challenges	68
Empowering Wireless Network Applications with Deep Learning-Based Radio Propagation Models	67
Energy-Efficient Distributed Learning and Sharding Blockchain for Sustainable Metaverse	65
Blockchain-Empowered Lifecycle Management for AI-Generated Content Products in Edge Networks	62
Large Language Model Enhanced Multi-Agent Systems for 6G Communications	61
Cooperative Hybrid Networks with Active Relays and RISs for B5G: Applications, Challenges, and Research Directions	60
How Cooperative Communication Distinguishes in Wireless Optical Systems	59
Artificial Intelligence Augmentation for Channel State Information in 5G and 6G	57
HAPS for 6G Networks: Potential Use Cases, Open Challenges, and Possible Solutions	57
Flexible-Position MIMO for Wireless Communications: Fundamentals, Challenges, and Future Directions	57