IEEE Wireless Communications
Abbreviation | IEEE Wireless Commun. |
Journal Impact | 10.99 |
Quartiles(Global) | TELECOMMUNICATIONS(Q1) |
ISSN | 1536-1284, 1558-0687 |
h-index | 188 |
Top Journals | Yes |
The IEEE Wireless Communications magazine addresses all technical and policy issues related to personalized and location-independent communication across all media. The papers focus on topics such as portable phones, communication PDAs, protocols, messaging, communication, and personalized traffic filtering. It also covers policy issues related to spectrum allocation, industry structure, and technological evolution.
HomepageSubmission URLPublication Information | Publisher: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.,Publishing cycle: Bimonthly,Journal Type: journal,Open Access Journals: No |
Basic data | Year of publication: 2002,Proportion of original research papers: 100.00%,Self Citation Rate:0.90%, Gold OA Rate: 0.00% |
Average review cycle | 网友分享经验:较慢,6-12周 |
Average recruitment ratio | 网友分享经验:较难 |
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