International Journal of Telecommunications

The International Journal of Telecommunications (IJT)

The International Journal of Telecommunications (IJT) is the leading international, peer-reviewed, open access journal (ISSN: 2805-3044) for the field of telecommunications, sensors, and guidance/radar studies. Its mission is to publish leading edge innovative research that significantly advances on the science and technology of telecommunications, sensors, and guidance/radar. Published two times a year it presents new knowledge on its related areas online by Air Defense College (ADC). It is offered a discount on the article processing charges by the journal members and reviewers who provide timely thorough peer-review reports.

The International Journal of Telecommunications (IJT) welcomes work from scholars worldwide. All work must meet a high standard in content, structure, and language and is assessed for relevance, originality, and quality through a rigorous peer review process. It is Important for each submission to the journal is that there is a direct focus on the fields of journal scope.

The IJT is an academic journal where unique and original research is published online by Air Defense College (ADC). Therefore, our primary readerships are academic researchers and students in the field. However, we also aim that research published in the journal is practically relevant. Therefore, both theoretical and applied implications of the research need to be considered. In other words, we seek great contributions to both theory and practice and we strongly value both rigor and relevance.

The IJT is an open access journal with an International Standard Serial Number (ISSN: 2805-3044), i.e., free for readers, with article processing charges paid by authors or their faculties or institutions. It is indexed within Scopus, SCIE (Web of Science), Ei Compendex, PubMed and many other databases. It offers rapid publications and published in seven main topics with sixty one subtitles related to the telecommunications, sensors and radar and their related areas.

Submission deadline for Volume 1, Issue 1: 1st November 2021 (will be published online on 1st January 2022)

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The International Journal of Telecommunications, IJT, (https://ijt-adc.org) is the companion to The International Telecommunication Conference, ITC-Egypt, (https://itc2021-adc.org).

Aims & Scope

Aims

The International Journal of Telecommunications (IJT) provides an advanced forum for the science and technology of telecommunications, sensors, and guidance/radar and their applications. It publishes reviews and regular research papers related to all aspects of telecommunications, from their theory and design, to the applications of complete devices/systems. Our aim is to encourage scientists to publish their experimental and theoretical results in as much detail as possible. The journal welcomes articles that, as well as the scope technologies, consider the practical aspects of modern implementation, such as networking, communications, signal processing, and data management, etc. As well as original research, The International Journal of Telecommunications (IJT) also publishes focused review articles that examine the state of the art, identify emerging trends, and suggest future directions for developing fields.

Scope

The International Journal of Telecommunications (IJT) scope as follows, and subjects not limited to:

Fields and Waves.
Communication Technologies.
Wireless Communications Engineering and Technology.
Electronics Technologies.
Radar Systems and Applications.
Power Management and Control.
Applications and New Trends.
Guidance, Navigation, and Control.

Topics

Fields and Waves
- T01: Antennas, arrays, and circuits.
- T02: Computational and Numerical Techniques.
- T03: Propagation, Scattering and Remote Sensing.
- T04: Antenna Applications and Emerging Technologies.
- T05: Electromagnetic Environment and Interference.
- T06: Electromagnetics and Materials.
- T07: Hazards of Electromagnetic.
Wireless Communications Engineering & Technology
- T15: Space-Time Coding, MIMO and Adaptive Antennas.
- T16: Modulation, Coding and Diversity.
- T17: B3G/4G Systems, WiMAX, WLAN and WPAN.
- TT18: Optical/Satellite & Space Communications.
- T19: Signal Processing for Wireless Communications.
- T20: RFID/Emerging Wireless/Mobile Applications.
- T21: Cognitive Radio and Software Defined Radio.
Radar Sytems and Applications
- T29: Beam-Forming, MIMO and Exploiting Diversity.
- T30: Tracking, Localization and Classification.
- T31: Robust Detection and Information Extraction.
- T32: Radar Technology and Systems.
- T33: Multi-Sensor Architectures and Systems.
- T34: Innovative Radar Concepts.
- T35: Electronic Surveillance, Defence and Attack.
Applications and New Trends
- T43: RF and Microwave Integrated Circuits.
- T44: Mm-Wave and Submm-Wave Integrated Circuits.
- T45: Integrated Receivers,Transmitters and Transceivers.
- T46: AI and Deep Learning in Telecommunication.
- T47: Design methodology for RF and Microwave ICs
- T48: Microwave Photonics Integrated Circuits.
- T49: Electromagnetic Pulse.
- T50: Acoustics and Applications.
- T51: Power Amplifier Integrated Circuits.
- T52: Other Related Areas.

Communication Technologies
- T08: Wireless Networks.
- T09: MIMO Systems.
- T10: Mm-wave Technologies for 5G.
- T11: Wireless Security.
- T12: Telecommunication Networks.
- T13: IOT/Edge and Cloud Computing.
- T14: Computational Methods, Algorithms & Applications.
Electronics Technologies
- T22: New Materials Technologies and Applications.
- T23: MEMS & Sensor Technologies.
- T24: Wearable, Flexible, and Stretchable Electronics.
- T25: Embedded Systems and VLSI.
- T26: Advance Robotics Systems.
- T27: Mechatronics Engineering Applications.
- T28: Reconfigurable Computing.
Power Management and Control
- T36: Power System Management Technologies.
- T37: Power System Monitoring and Mitigation.
- T38: Integrated Substation Automation Technologies.
- T39: Monitoring and Fault Diagnosis System.
- T40: Control Strategies for Modern Power System Stability.
- T41: Power System Analysis and Optimization.
- T42: Renewable Energy and Applications.
Guidance, Navigation, and Control
- T53: Control Theory for Aerospace Applications.
- T54: Navigation, Estimation, Sensing, and Tracking.
- T55: Distributed, Cooperative, and Multi-Vehicle Guidance, Navigation, and Control.
- T56: Autonomy and Artificial Intelligence for Aerospace Vehicle Guidance, Navigation, and Control.
- T57: Motion Planning, Sensing, and Operations for Aerospace Robotic Systems.
- T58: Aircraft Guidance, Navigation, and Control.
- T59: Spacecraft and Launch Guidance, Navigation, and Control.
- T60: Missile and Trans-Atmospheric Vehicle Guidance, Navigation, and Control.
- T61: Uncertainty Quantification and Analysis of Complex Aerospace Systems.