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  • The 6G-Internet of Things (IoT) convergence ecosystem presents complex challenges for Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) path planning.
  • Static environments require balancing communication demands with terrain constraints for efficient UAV operation.
  • Existing path planning methods struggle with uncertainties like fluctuating terrain elevation and communication link instability.

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  • To systematically investigate UAV path planning as a resource coordination problem within the 6G-IoT convergence ecosystem.
  • To propose and evaluate a novel algorithm, the interactive cylinder vector teaching-learning-based optimization (ICVTLBO), for intelligent trajectory optimization.
  • To address uncertainty challenges in static environments, including terrain variations and communication link instability.

Main Methods:

  • Development of the interactive cylinder vector teaching-learning-based optimization (ICVTLBO) algorithm, representing UAV trajectory points in cylindrical coordinates.
  • Implementation of targeted interactive strategies during the teacher and learner phases of the ICVTLBO algorithm.
  • Comparative analysis of ICVTLBO against classical and novel algorithms using the CEC2022 benchmark function suite and real digital elevation model (DEM) maps for 3D path planning simulations.

Main Results:

  • The ICVTLBO algorithm demonstrated effectiveness and reliability in solving complex optimization problems on the CEC2022 benchmark.
  • Simulations using diverse terrain scenarios derived from DEM maps showed that ICVTLBO significantly outperforms other methods.
  • The proposed algorithm successfully generated high-quality UAV paths in complex, static 3D environments.

Conclusions:

  • The ICVTLBO algorithm offers a robust solution for UAV path planning in challenging 6G-IoT environments.
  • The method effectively handles uncertainties related to terrain and communication links, crucial for autonomous UAV operations.
  • ICVTLBO provides a superior approach for optimizing UAV trajectories in complex static environments compared to existing algorithms.