OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of China Communications is 24. 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 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)

Article	Citations
Call for papers	264
Reliability assessment of a new general matching composed network	160
Back cover	118
Proactive platooning based on C-V2X to relieve congestion at a signalized intersection	112
Inside Front cover	67
A fuzzy trust management mechanism with dynamic behavior monitoring for wireless sensor networks	56
Personalized aggregation strategy for hierarchical federated learning in Internet of vehicles	55
Index modulation aided OTFS for SCMA system	55
Distributed matching theory-based task re-allocating for heterogeneous multi-UAV edge computing	48
Integrated clustering and routing design and triangle path optimization for UAV-assisted wireless sensor networks	44
Multi-objective optimization for non-panoramic VR in mobile edge computing	43
AI enlightens wireless communication: Analyses and solutions for DMRS channel estimation	42
Wireless charger capture for electro magnetic radiation attack	42
Secure and trusted interoperability scheme of heterogeneous blockchains platform in IoT networks	39
Resilient satellite communication networks towards highly dynamic and highly reliable transmission	39
5G wideband bandpass filtering power amplifiers based on a bandwidth-extended bandpass matching network	38
Unified bandwidth scheduling in centralized fixed access network (C-FAN)	35
Cost-efficient edge caching for NOMA-enabled IoT services	34
RIS assisted dual-function radar and secure communications based on frequency-shifted chirp spread spectrum index modulation	34
Joint computation offloading and service downloading in satellite edge computing networks	30
Mathematical modeling and design of RIS deployment in a RIS-assisted metal cuboid for WAIC systems	29
Traffic engineering and quality of service in hybrid software defined networks	27
Performance analysis of a heterogeneous network employing DAPSK based OFDMA-PON	26
Contents	26
Back cover	24

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