Lost in the City? - A Scoping Review of 5G Enabled Location-Based Urban Scenarios

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2023-01-03
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Bäßmann, Felix
Werth, Oliver
Düffel, Torben J.
Breitner, Michael H.
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5G mobile network technologies and scenarios with the associated innovations receive growing interest among academics and practitioners. Current literature on 5G technologies discusses several scenarios and specific chances and challenges. However, 5G literature is fragmented and not systematically reviewed. We conducted a scoping review on 5G applications in urban scenarios. We reviewed 1,394 papers and identified 20 studies about urban logistics and emergency indoor localization. Our review accumulates current academic knowledge on these scenarios and identifies six further research directions in four research fields. It reveals several further research opportunities, e.g., regarding trust and privacy concerns. We review and discuss 5G literature for academics and practitioners, contribute towards more tailored 5G research and reflect on cost- efficient 5G applications in urban scenarios.
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Location Analytics in Systems Sciences Research and Education, 5g applications, 5g technologies, further research agenda, scoping review, urban scenarios
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Proceedings of the 56th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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