"Spectrum Selection, Sensing, and Sharing in Cognitive Radio Networks" introduces the readers to a comprehensive idea about the evolution and functionality of Cognitive Radio from a network perspective. The book covers an efficient modeling technique of spectrum occupancy patterns of primary users in licensed bands, substantiating the results based on real-time experiments performed in Boston, MA, USA. The next chapter introduces a new idea for cognitive radio termed as "Spectrum Selection," a concept of preferable selection of spectrum for further spectrum sensing. A separate chapter on...