Cellular Service Research Articles

Resource Allocation Schemes for 5G Network: A Systematic Review.

Fifth-generation (5G) communication technology is intended to offer higher data rates, outstanding user exposure, lower power consumption, and extremely short latency. Such cellular networks will implement a diverse multi-layer model comprising device-to-device networks, macro-cells, and different categories of small cells to assist customers with desired quality-of-service (QoS). This multi-layer model affects several studies that confront utilizing interference management and resource allocation in 5G networks. With the growing need for cellular service and the limited resources to provide it, capably handling network traffic and operation has become a problem of resource distribution. One of the utmost serious problems is to alleviate the jamming in the network in support of having a better QoS. However, although a limited number of review papers have been written on resource distribution, no review papers have been written specifically on 5G resource allocation. Hence, this article analyzes the issue of resource allocation by classifying the various resource allocation schemes in 5G that have been reported in the literature and assessing their ability to enhance service quality. This survey bases its discussion on the metrics that are used to evaluate network performance. After consideration of the current evidence on resource allocation methods in 5G, the review hopes to empower scholars by suggesting future research areas on which to focus.

Guest Editorial Special Issue on UAV Communications in 5G and Beyond Networks—Part I

Wireless communication is an essential technology to unlock the full potential of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in numerous applications and has thus received unprecedented attention recently. Although technologies such as direct link, WiFi, and satellite communications are still useful in some remote scenarios where cellular services are unavailable, it is believed that exploiting the thriving 5G and beyond cellular networks to support UAV communications is the most promising and cost-effective approach, especially when the number of UAVs grows dramatically. On the one hand, to guarantee safe and efficient flight operations of multiple UAVs, it is of paramount importance to provide secure and ultra-reliable communication links between the UAVs and their ground pilots or control stations for conveying command and control signals, especially in beyond-visual-line-of-sight (BVLOS) scenarios. On the other hand, because of advances in communication equipment miniaturization as well as UAV manufacturing, mounting compact and lightweight base stations (BSs) or relays on UAVs becomes increasingly feasible. This has led to two promising research paradigms for UAV communications, namely, UAV-assisted cellular communications and cellular-connected UAVs, where UAVs are integrated into cellular networks as aerial communication platforms and aerial users, respectively. As such, integrating UAVs into cellular networks is believed to be a win-win technology for both UAV-related industries and cellular network operators, which not only creates plenty of new business opportunities but also benefits the communication performance of 3-D wireless networks. In addition, UAV related sensing and computing are also helpful for achieving efficient and reliable communication (e.g., in avoiding coverage holes) as well as smart UAV coordination, positioning, and trajectory design. However, 5G and beyond wireless networks with UAVs significantly differs from traditional communication systems, because of the high altitude and high maneuverability of UAVs, the unique UAV-ground channels, the diversified quality of service (QoS) requirements for downlink command and control (C&C) and uplink mission-related data transmission, the stringent constraints imposed by the size, weight, and power (SWAP) limitations of UAVs, as well as the new design degrees of freedom enabled by joint UAV mobility control and communication resource allocation.

104 Barriers and Facilitators to Implementation of a Regional Disaster Teleconsultation System for New England Hospitals and Emergency Departments

The Region 1 Disaster Health Response System (RDHRS) Project is developing a novel teleconsultation system to expand regional access to clinical experts in disasters. Our objectives were to identify barriers and facilitators to implementation, and determine willingness to use a regional disaster teleconsultation system at a hospital-level in New England. In Spring 2021, we conducted a telephone survey of all New England hospitals and freestanding EDs (hospitals/EDs) using the National ED Inventory-USA database. Key respondents were emergency managers. We collected hospital/ED information about: notification systems for large no-notice emergency events; access to disaster specialists (toxicology, radiation/nuclear medicine, trauma, burn care, high-consequence infectious disease, critical care); disaster credentialing/privileging requirements of teleconsultants before system use; reliability and redundancy of internet/cellular service; and willingness to use a disaster teleconsultation system to access specialists (primary outcome). We report descriptive statistics as preliminary analysis, and plan to test association of willingness to use with hospital/ED characteristics, access to non-disaster telehealth services, and interstate differences with logistic regression models once ≥80% data collection is complete (by ACEP Research Forum). To date, 121 (64%) of 189 New England hospitals/EDs have responded. Most (89%) are notified of large no-notice events via hospital network emergency notification systems activated at the state level. One in four hospitals/EDs lacked any access to burn and toxicology specialists; ≥80% had in-person, telephone or telehealth access to other disaster specialists. Overall, 76 (63%) hospitals/EDs would require disaster credentialing/privileging of teleconsultants prior to system use where 12 (16%) expected to complete this process in <4 hours, 14 (19%) in 4-24 hours, and 38 (51%) in >24 hours. However, 52 (68%) would use a third-party verification system for disaster privileging. Most hospitals/EDs can reliably stream video in clinical spaces (110, 91%) and maintain cellular service despite internet disruption (83, 75%). Overall, 92 (76%) hospitals/ED were somewhat or very likely to use the RDHRS system to access specialists if a no-notice event affected their hospital. Among the 21 hospitals/EDs somewhat or very unlikely to use the system, leading barriers were sufficient access to specialists (33%) and reluctance to use new technology during a disaster (24%); potential time delays (14%), liability (14%), privacy (10%), and hospital information system security restrictions (10%) were infrequent concerns. Most New England hospitals/EDs have the necessary emergency notification systems, telecommunication infrastructure, and willingness to use a regional disaster teleconsultation system, but policies and procedures to speed disaster privileging are needed for implementation.

Optimal Spectral Resource Allocation and Pricing for 5G and Beyond: A Game Theoretic Approach

Optimal allocation of the available spectrum is a crucial requirement of 5G and Beyond (B5G) for achieving higher Quality of Service (QoS) and low-latency. However, in 5G and Beyond, this requirement presents a potential need for dimensioning and managing the spectral resource in the cellular services. In this article, we address the issues of spectral distribution using DAG and Vickrey Clarke Groves (VCG) mechanisms by evaluating with a derived parameter for sustainable revenue and social welfare of the entire network. In particular, we modelled a framework to optimize social welfare of the users and the revenue of the cellular operator by proposing an efficient spectral allocation and pricing mechanism.

Analisa Efektifitas Perbaikan Perangkat BTS Telkomsel Karawang dengan iManager u2000 software

Recently, the need for cellular telecommunication services in Indonesia being a very large number. The customer growth rate must be supported with the infrastructure development. PT. Telkomsel (one of the provider) has its own way of balancing customer needs with infrastructure development, namely building BTS or Base Transceiver Station. This solution has a negative impact, which affected the PT. Telkomsel loses revenue or loss profit if the BTS experiences damage or interference as a result of continuous use. To reduce this profit loss value, PT. Telkomsel carries out scheduled maintenance or maintenance activities on BTS devices. Based on these problems, the practical work carried out by the author aims to find out and understand the repair or repair procedures on computerized BTS devices at PT. Telkomsel, Karawang. The result of practical work activities is that it is known that the application of a computerized system at PT. Telekomunikasi Selular GraPaRi Karawang helps the process of repairing BTS devices in meeting information needs. To monitor damage to BTS equipment, it is done by means of an alarm monitoring system using the iManager u2000 software.

Fostering sustainable relationships in Pakistani cellular service industry through CSR and brand love

PurposeThis study investigates the mediating role of brand love in two important relationships: first, corporate social responsibility (CSR)–word-of-mouth (WoM) intentions and second, corporate ability (CA)–WoM relationships.Design/methodology/approachData were collected with a sample of 359 respondents, and partial least squares-based structural equation modeling was utilized for data analysis.FindingsThe research reveals interesting findings as brand love fully mediates the CSR–WoM relationship, whilst it partially mediates the CA–WoM relationship.Practical implicationsThe results demonstrate that cellular service firms should strive to create brand love. This is because CSR investments can be diligently translated into WoM intentions through brand love.Originality/valueThe proposal and validation of brand love as a mediator in CSR–WoM and CA–WoM relationships in the cellular service context of a South Asian market is the key contribution of this research.

How Can IoT Services Pose New Security Threats In Operational Cellular Networks?

Carriers are rolling out Internet of Things (IoT) services including various IoT devices and use scenarios. Compared with conventional non-IoT devices such as smartphones and tablets, IoT devices have limited network capabilities (e.g., low rates) and specific use scenarios (e.g., inside vehicles only). These specialized use scenarios lead to carries often offering cheaper device access fees for IoT devices. However, the aforementioned disparity of service charging between IoT and non-IoT devices may lead to security issues. In this work, we conduct the first empirical security study on cellular IoT service charging over two major US carriers and make three major contributions. First, we discover four security vulnerabilities and analyze their root causes, which help us identify two significant security threats, IoT masquerading and IoT use scenario abuse. Second, we devise three proof-of-concept attacks and assess their real-world impact. We determine that they can be exploited to allow adversaries to pay 43.75-80.00 percent less for cellular data services. Third, we analyze the challenges in addressing these vulnerabilities and develop an anti-abuse solution to mitigate attack incentives. The solution is standard-compliant and can be used immediately in practice. Our prototype and evaluation confirm its effectiveness.

A cooperative approach for content caching and delivery in UAV-assisted vehicular networks

Given the advent of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITSs), drivers and passengers could now spend more of their time enjoying entertainment applications, e.g., watching TV or streaming movies. However, such services can drastically increase the traffic load on the existing network infrastructure (i.e. Roadside Units (RSU) and Cellular Base Stations (CBS)). Recently, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) have been playing a remarkable role in offloading terrestrial networks and providing cellular services thanks to their agility and flexibility. Hence, this paper explores a cooperative approach for content caching and delivery in the context of internet of connected vehicles, where a RSU, having access to a library of contents but with limited communication coverage, collaborates with a UAV to deliver contents to vehicles on a road segment. In this context, the connected RSU is responsible for delivering contents to the UAV cache unit by leveraging passing by vehicles. The RSU loads the contents on these vehicles that in turn upload them to the UAV cache unit. We model this cooperation problem mathematically as a mixed integer non-linear programming (MINLP) problem with the objective to maximize the number of served vehicles. Owing to the complexity of solving this problem, it is alternatively cast as an MDP whose solution is obtained through a Dual-Task Reinforcement Learning method (DTDRL). Simulation results show the superiority of our proposed collaborative solution over non-collaborative methods.

Cellphone enabled point-of-care assessment of breast tumor cytology and molecular HER2 expression from fine-needle aspirates

Management of breast cancer in limited-resource settings is hindered by a lack of low-cost, logistically sustainable approaches toward molecular and cellular diagnostic pathology services that are needed to guide therapy. To address these limitations, we have developed a multimodal cellphone-based platform—the EpiView-D4—that can evaluate both cellular morphology and molecular expression of clinically relevant biomarkers directly from fine-needle aspiration (FNA) of breast tissue specimens within 1 h. The EpiView-D4 is comprised of two components: (1) an immunodiagnostic chip built upon a “non-fouling” polymer brush-coating (the “D4”) which quantifies expression of protein biomarkers directly from crude cell lysates, and (2) a custom cellphone-based optical microscope (“EpiView”) designed for imaging cytology preparations and D4 assay readout. As a proof-of-concept, we used the EpiView-D4 for assessment of human epidermal growth factor receptor-2 (HER2) expression and validated the performance using cancer cell lines, animal models, and human tissue specimens. We found that FNA cytology specimens (prepared in less than 5 min with rapid staining kits) imaged by the EpiView-D4 were adequate for assessment of lesional cellularity and tumor content. We also found our device could reliably distinguish between HER2 expression levels across multiple different cell lines and animal xenografts. In a pilot study with human tissue (n = 19), we were able to accurately categorize HER2-negative and HER2-positve tumors from FNA specimens. Taken together, the EpiView-D4 offers a promising alternative to invasive—and often unavailable—pathology services and may enable the democratization of effective breast cancer management in limited-resource settings.

Voice Quality Assessment of SIP-PBX Softphone Extension in 3G Cellular Service Environment

Voice Communications is still playing important role in business activities. Large companies generally use PBX to handle corporate communications both internally and externally. PBXs have rich features that can fulfil corporate voice communications requirements. Internet changed the corporate communications importance from voice centric to data communications. Intranet becomes the strategic data infrastructure for internal communications and its connection to Internet is an absolute must to have global reach. Voice over IP (VOIP) is the technology that capitalizes the ubiquitous presence of data network in corporates. VOIP provides efficiency in business communications. Naturally, traditional PBX evolves to IP-PBX that use data network which is currently based on TCP/IP for certain connections. The acceptance of SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) as the protocol for VOIP resulted in improvement of IP-PBX to become SIP-PBX. One of the SIP-PBX that is Open Source is called Asterisk. It has rich features found in high end corporate PBX. In this research Asterisk is used as the basic PBX for small corporates in fulfilling corporate voice communications. Sometimes small companies have to operate in locations that have no proper and reliable fixed or cable infrastructure for Internet connection. The only economic viable choice is 3G or 4G cellular service. The problem is whether the service quality is suitable. ITU has recommendation for planning of telephony transmission quality. The parameter is known as MOS. The recommendation shows detailed variables to reach the MOS. Based on the ITU recommendations; this research provides a novel technique to quickly assess the voice quality of internal voice corporate communications using SIP-PBX that is located in the Internet. The data used for evaluating MOS can be directly obtained using Wireshark as the tool. The resulting MOS used only to assess whether the 3G or 4G service in that particular location is suitable for small corporate communications or other solution should be found. This research result showed that based on MOS, 3G access line quality is inadequate for VOIP based voice communication.

Pertanggungjawaban Para Pihak dalam Hal Terjadinya Peretasan Telepon Seluler

With the development of the times, cell phones have become a primary need for some people with an internet that is increasingly complete with features that can support people's lives. Based on this, there are also deviant crimes that occur in society, one of which is hacking crimes against cell phones. Hacking a cell phone can create legal issues related to consumer protection. The purpose of this research is to find out what is the concept of guarantee/guarantee for the rights of consumers who use cell phones in the event of hacking and the responsibility of the government towards consumers for guarantee rights in the event of hacking of cell phones. The research method in this paper is normative legal research, with a statutory and conceptual approach. This study concludes that the warranty on hacking cases has not been regulated in the Consumer Protection Law. The form of consumer protection provided by the government to users of cellular telephone services is more directed at fostering and empowering consumers.

TALENT MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL EFFICIENCY: EXPLORING THE MODERATING ROLE OF EMPLOYEE TURNOVER INTENTION IN THE PAKISTAN TELECOMMUNICATION SECTOR

The high Employee Turnover Intention (ETO) is a prevalent issue in the contemporary world of business, which is, directly and indirectly affecting organizations. The TC of Pakistan is the fastest-growing sector; however, if Talent Management (TM) is not properly managed, it results in Employee Turnover Intention and reduces Organizational Efficiency (OE). This study is carried out to examine the impact of talent on OE and examine the moderating role of ETO in the Telecommunication sector (TC) of Pakistan. The study is carried out using structured questionnaires as distributed amongst 125 employees of cellular service providers working in franchises, regional offices and business centers operated in Lahore- the second- largest hub of mobile users in Pakistan. Regression and MODGRAPH were used to check the effect of moderating variable, ETO. The findings of the study indicate that managing talent has a significant role in improving OE. In addition, ETO moderates the relationship between TM and OE in the TC of Pakistan.

Analisa Efektifitas Perbaikan Perangkat BTS Telkomsel Karawang dengan iManager u2000 software

Recently, the need for cellular telecommunication services in Indonesia refers to a very large number. This customer growth rate must be balanced with infrastructure development. PT. Telkomsel carries out scheduled maintenance or maintenance activities on BTS devices. Based on these problems, the research carried out by the author aims to find out and understand the repair or repair procedures on computerized BTS devices at PT. Telkomsel, Karawang. The result of the research is that it is known that the application of a computerized system at PT. Telekomunikasi Selular GraPaRi Karawang helps the process of repairing BTS devices in meeting information needs. To monitor damage to BTS equipment, it is done by means of an alarm monitoring system using the iManager u2000 software.

Donor-Host Lineage-Specific Chimerism Monitoring and Analysis in Pediatric Patients Following Allogeneic Stem Cell Transplantation: Influence of Pretransplantation Variables and Correlation with Post-Transplantation Outcomes

The impact of donor-host chimerism in post-hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) outcomes is poorly understood. We were interested in studying whether pre-HSCT variables influenced lineage-specific donor-host chimerism and how lineage-specific chimerism impacts post-HSCT outcomes. Our main objective was to study pre-HSCT variables as predictors of lineage-specific donor-host chimerism patterns and to better characterize the relationship between post-HSCT lineage-specific chimerism and adverse outcomes, including graft failure and disease relapse. We conducted a retrospective data analysis of all patients who underwent allogeneic HSCT at the Pediatric Transplantation and Cellular Therapy service at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center between January 2010 and June 2015 and had at least 2 measurements of split-lineage chimerism. The trend of lineage-specific donor-host chimerism post-HSCT and the impact of age, disease, graft type, and pretransplantation conditioning regimen on chimerism at 3 months and 12 months post-HSCT were studied. The Wilcoxon signed-rank test, Mann-Whitney-Wilcoxon test, and Cox proportional hazard models were used for statistical analyses. A total of 137 patients were included (median age, 11.3 years). Most patients had a hematologic malignancy (n=95), and fewer had a nonmalignant disorder (n=27) or primary immune deficiency (n=15). Myeloablative conditioning regimens (n=126) followed by T cell-depleted (TCD) peripheral blood stem cell or bone marrow grafts (n=101) were most commonly used. Mixed chimerism (MC) of total peripheral blood leukocytes (PBLs) did not predict loss of donor chimerism in all lineages and when stable was not associated with graft failure or rejection in this analyses. Split chimerism with complete donor chimerism (CC) of myeloid, B, and natural killer cells, but not T cells, occurred early post-HSCT, but full donor T cell chimerism was achieved at 12 months post-HSCT by most patients. MC within the T cell lineage was the major contributor to PBL MC, with lower median donor T cell chimerism at 3 months than at 12 months (91%) post-HSCT (51% versus 91%; P < .0001).Predictors of MC at 3 and 12 months were (1) age <3 years (P=.01 for PBLs and P=.003 for myeloidlineage); (2) nonmalignant disorder (P=.007 for PBLs); and (3) the use of reduced-intensity conditioning regimens. TCD grafts produced lower donor T cell chimerism at 3 months post-HSCT compared with unmodified grafts (P < .0001), where T cell lineage CC was achieved early post-HSCT. The donor T cell chimerism was similar at 12 months in the 2 types of grafts. Umbilical cord blood grafts had CC in all lineages at all time points post-HSCT. Loss of donor B cell chimerism was associated with increased risk of relapse in hematologic malignancies (hazard ratio, 1.33; P=.05). Age, underlying disease, conditioning regimen, and graft manipulation can impact post-HSCT donor-host chimerism and be predictors for early MC. MC in total PBLs and T cells was not related to graft failure or disease relapse. Whole-blood PBL chimerism analysis is not sufficient to assess the significance of post-HSCTdonor-host status; rather, lineage-specific chimerism, particularly for myeloid, T, and B cells, should be analyzed to guide interventions and inform outcomes.

Structure Analysis of Reinforced Concrete Due to Adding Portal, Load of Mini Tower 20 M And BTS

Technological developments in the telecommunication sector keep continue to experience rapid development and the increasing need for people to use cellular service providers. As a result of the increasing need for telecommunication service, tower and Base Transceiver Station (BTS) are increasingly having a relatively close distance, the problem of land for tower construction is one of the constraining factors, so that the construction of a tower on top of the building (rooftop) is one of the solutions. The construction of a tower above the building (rooftop) requires a certain height in order to cover the specified distance. Due to the addition of the level of a building, so it is necessary to evaluate the structure of the existing building in order to know the capability of the structure of the building. This research aims to examine whether the existing building is able to withstand the addition of a 1 level portal and telecommunication tower, to find out the required area of reinforcement installed in the existing columns and beams are qualify or not after the addition of a 1 level portal and telecommunication tower In the analysis process using the computer program ETABS V 9.7.4. The results obtained are that the existing building structure is not strong enough to receive additional loads due to capacity ratio of column more than 1 and the lack of shear capacity, the area of reinforcement required for existing columns and beams still meet the requirements. Strengthening using Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFRP).

Installation of Handphone Signal Booster Antennas at 900 MHz Frequency in Onggari Village Merauke Regency

The importance of cellular communication demands to improve the quality of good and quality services in all regions including rural areas. The limitations of BTS signal propagation in Kumbe village have disrupted cellular communication services in Onggari village. By using the Yagi antenna 13 elements as a cellular signal amplifier that is modified by using a repeater so that the handphone signal can be accessed at a greater distance from the BTS location. The results obtained after mounting the signal amplifier antenna is very good where the signal increase is at 4 Barr, the signal strength is -75 dBm at a distance of 1 meter with “excellent” sound quality, while the results of the measurement of signal strength and signal quality for sunny weather are better than when it rains.

The Clash Over 5G's First Mile: The wireless industry is divided on Open RAN's goal to make network components interoperable

When all is said and done, 5G will cost almost US $1 trillion to deploy over the next half decade. That enormous expense will be borne mostly by network operators, companies like AT&T, China Mobile, Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone, and dozens more around the world that provide cellular service to their customers. Facing such an immense cost, these operators asked a very reasonable question: How can we make this cheaper and more flexible?

Not Too Much and Not Too Little: Information Processing for a Good Purchase Decision.

When deciding on an online purchase, consumers often face a plethora of information. Yet, individuals consumers differ greatly in the amount of information they are willing and able to acquire and process before making purchasing decisions. Extensively processing all available information does not necessarily promote good decisions. Instead, the empirical evidence suggests that reviewing too much information or too many choice alternatives can impair decision quality. Using simulated contract conclusion scenarios, we identify distinctive types of information processing styles and find that certain search and selection strategies predict the quality of the final choice. Participants (N = 363) chose a cellular service contract in a web-based environment that closely resembled actual online settings in the country of study. Using information processing data obtained with tracking software, we identify three consumer segments differing along two dimensions – the extent dimension, referring to the overall effort invested in information processing, and the focus dimension, referring to the degree to which someone focuses on the best available options. The three subgroups of respondents can be characterized as follows: (1) consumers with a low-effort and low-focus information processing strategy (n = 137); (2) consumers with a moderate-effort and high-focus information processing strategy (n = 124); and (3) consumers with high-effort and low-focus information processing strategy (n = 102). The three groups differed not only in their information processing but also in the quality of their decisions. In line with the assumption of ecological rationality, most successful search strategies were not exhaustive, but instead involved the focused selection and processing of a medium amount of information. Implications for effective consumer information are provided.

A Multi-bit Error Upset Immune 12T SRAM Cell for 5G Satellite Communications

Satellite communication plays a vital role in extending 5G cellular networks to hard-to-reach areas, including airplanes, railways, shipments, other transport mechanisms, and especially in rural regions of the country that are traditionally beyond the reach of cellular service providers. The devices, specifically those incorporating static memories, being employed for satellite communication, face the challenge of getting prone to cosmic radiations or alpha particle strikes. These strikes cause multi-bit errors in static-memory cells that lead to loss of total output yield. This work proposes a low power twelve transistor (12T) SRAM cell that confirms a reduction in multi-bit errors for the Internet of things based devices supporting fifth-generation (5G) communication system. The proposed SRAM ensures improved read and write ability by utilizing a read decoupled access path and loop cutting mechanism, respectively. The proposed design improves read/write stability by 2.02 $$\times$$ /1.05 $$\,\times$$ in comparison to conventional 6T cell with 2.52 $$\times$$ silicon space overhead. The area overhead is neutralized by 3.17 $$\times$$ improvement in $$I_{on}$$ / $$I_{off}$$ ratio that improves cell density of SRAM cell. The improved critical charge of the proposed 12T SRAM cell is compared with four other considered cells to ensure the reduction in multi-bit soft errors, and thereby confirming its suitability for devices supporting satellite communications. The proposed design successfully eliminates the half-select issue that enables the implementation of the bit-interleaved architecture. The leakage power of the proposed 12T cell is improved by 2.65 $$\times$$ in comparison to conventional 6T attributed to series-connected devices used as loop cutting pair. This reduction of leakage power remains sustained till 110 $$^{\circ }$$ temperature. The simulation of this work has been conducted with cadence virtuoso tool using GPDK 45 nm technology file.

Self-Detecting Traffic Interference Control for Multi-Zone Services under 5G-Based Cellular Networks.

In this paper, we propose a multi-zone service control scheme to maximize the performance of each service zone when a large number of cellular service zones and Device-to-Device (D2D) service zones are composed into the 5G cellular network. This paper also improves performance of service zone by dividing traffic into real-time traffic and non-real-time traffic in order to minimize traffic interference. Real-time traffic and non-real-time traffic have a significant impact on communication performance. We propose a new self-detection traffic interference control technique to improve the Quality of Service (QoS) and throughput of D2D and Cellular-to-Device (C2D) communication in a cellular network, Self-detecting Traffic Interference Control Scheme (STICS). The proposed STICS mechanism distinguishes between short-term traffic congestion process and long-term traffic congestion process according to traffic characteristics to detect and control traffic. When the proposed scheme is applied to the 5G-based cellular network environment, it is expected that the traffic type will be efficiently classified by self-detecting the traffic according to the flow. Such classified traffic is less sensitive to communication between the D2D and C2D links, thereby reducing traffic overload. We evaluate the performance of the proposed scheme through simulation and show that the proposed scheme is more efficient than other comparison schemes.