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Republic of Bulgaria

5G TECHNOLOGY USABILITY FOR SOCIETAL DIGITAL PROSPERITY PROF. DR. DIMITER G. VELEV DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF NATIONAL AND WORLD ECONOMY, SOFIA, BULGARIA. Republic of Bulgaria. Bulgaria. Bulgaria. FOUNDED – 681

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Republic of Bulgaria

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  1. 5G TECHNOLOGY USABILITY FOR SOCIETAL DIGITAL PROSPERITYPROF. DR. DIMITER G. VELEVDEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGYUNIVERSITY OF NATIONAL AND WORLD ECONOMY, SOFIA, BULGARIA

  2. Republic of Bulgaria

  3. Bulgaria

  4. Bulgaria • FOUNDED– 681 • AREA -  TOTAL 110,993.6 KM2 (105TH) • WATER  - 0.3 % • POPULATION -  7,000,000  (98TH)   • DENSITY - 66.2/KM2 (139TH) • CAPITAL–SOFIA, 42°41′N 23°19′E • ALPHABET– CYRILLIC (PURELY PHONETIC) USED IN 11 COUNTRIES

  5. SLAVIC LANGUAGE GROUPS LANGUAGE GROUP– SLAVIC (> 300 MILLION PEOPLE) • EAST SLAVIC - BELARUSIANS, RUSSIANS, AND UKRAINIANS; • WEST SLAVIC - CZECHS, POLES, AND SLOVAKS; • SOUTH SLAVIC - BOSNIANS, BULGARIANS, CROATS, MACEDONIANS, MONTENEGRINS, SERBS, AND SLOVENES.

  6. SLAVIC LANGUAGE GROUPS

  7. University of national and world economy Established 1920 http://www.unwe.bg

  8. Faculty of Applied Informatics and Statistics Departments: • Information Technologies and Communications (established 1967) • Statistics and Econometrics (established 1947) • Mathematics (established 1963)

  9. Position in UNWE • Director of the Science Research Center for Disaster Risk Reduction POSITIONS IN IFIP • Vice-chair of IFIP TC5 for New Activities and Interdisciplinary Cooperation • Secretary of IFIP DCITDRR (Domain Committee on Information Technology in Disaster Risk Reduction) • Vice-chair of the IFIP DCCC (Domain Committee on Cloud Computing)

  10. My Conferences 2nd IFIP Conference on Information Technology in Disaster Risk Reduction (ITDRR 2017) http://itdrr.unwe.bg/ 7th International Conference on Application of Information Technology and communications and statistics in economy and education (ICAICTSEE 2017) http://iciatcse.unwe.bg/ University of National and World Economy, Sofia, Bulgaria

  11. 5G Technology Usability for Societal Digital ProsperitY

  12. Prosperity Prosperity is the state of flourishing, thriving, good fortune or successful social status. Prosperity often encompasses wealth but also includes other factors which can be independent of wealth to varying degrees, such as happiness and health [Wikipedia].

  13. Society A SOCIETY IS A GROUP OF PEOPLE INVOLVED IN PERSISTENT SOCIAL INTERACTION, OR A LARGE SOCIAL GROUPING SHARING THE SAME GEOGRAPHICAL OR SOCIAL TERRITORY, TYPICALLY SUBJECT TO THE SAME POLITICAL AUTHORITY AND DOMINANT CULTURAL EXPECTATIONS. SOCIETIES ARE CHARACTERIZED BY PATTERNS OF RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS WHO SHARE A DISTINCTIVE CULTURE AND INSTITUTIONS. A GIVEN SOCIETY MAY BE DESCRIBED AS THE SUM TOTAL OF SUCH RELATIONSHIPS AMONG ITS MEMBERS. MORE BROADLY A SOCIETY MAY BE ILLUSTRATED AS AN ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, INDUSTRIAL OR CULTURAL INFRASTRUCTURE, MADE UP OF A VARIED COLLECTION OF INDIVIDUALS [WIKIPEDIA]. S

  14. Digital Society

  15. Social networks

  16. Mobile Computing

  17. Big data

  18. Cloud Computing

  19. Internet of Future

  20. Future Internet Architecture

  21. 1G - 4G

  22. 5G Definition 5G STANDS FOR FIFTH GENERATION AND REFERS TO THE NEXT AND NEWEST MOBILE WIRELESS STANDARD BASED ON THE IEEE 802.11AC STANDARD OF BROADBAND TECHNOLOGY, ALTHOUGH A FORMAL STANDARD FOR 5G IS YET TO BE SET. ACCORDING TO THE GROUPE SPECIALE MOBILE ASSOCIATION (GSMA) TO QUALIFY FOR A 5G A CONNECTION SHOULD MEET MOST OF THESE EIGHT CRITERIA: • ONE TO 10GBPS CONNECTIONS TO END POINTS IN THE FIELD • ONE MILLISECOND END-TO-END ROUND TRIP DELAY  • 1000X BANDWIDTH PER UNIT AREA • 10 TO 100X NUMBER OF CONNECTED DEVICES • (PERCEPTION OF) 99.999 PERCENT AVAILABILITY • (PERCEPTION OF) 100 PERCENT COVERAGE • 90 PERCENT REDUCTION IN NETWORK ENERGY USAGE • UP TO TEN-YEAR BATTERY LIFE FOR LOW POWER, MACHINE-TYPE DEVICES

  23. 5G

  24. 5G Applications

  25. 5G Business Opportunities • Fixed Wireless Broadband • Manufacturing • Smart Homes • Healthcare • Transportation Systems • Public Safety • Media & Gaming • Internet by Drones

  26. Manufacturing Opportunities Remote Operations Robotics

  27. Smart Homes • Smart Homes • Smart City • Smart Infrastructure

  28. Healthcare

  29. Transportation Systems

  30. Public safety

  31. Media & Gaming • Streaming Video • AR & VR

  32. Internet by drones

  33. Thank you Prof. Dr. Dimiter G. Velev Department of Information and Communication Technology University of National and World Economy, Sofia, Bulgaria dgvelev@unwe.bg

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