expected to be allocated at WRC 2019 [40]. The 5G systems are expected to support diverse use cases and applications that will expand beyond the current systems. The wide range of capabilities would be tightly coupled with different use cases and applications for International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT)- 2020 initiative. The main use cases of IMT for 2020 and beyond systems include the fol- lowing [1]: Enhanced Mobile Broadband: This use case addresses the user-centric applications for wireless access to multimedia content, services, and data. The demand for mobile broadband services has continuously increased in the past decade, leading the industry to significantly enhance the mobile broadband capabilities. The eMBB use case encom- passes new application areas (with their rigorous requirements) in addition to the exist- ing applications that strive for improved performance and increasingly seamless user experience. This usage scenario covers a range of cases including wide-area coverage and hotspots, which have different requirements. For the hotspot case, that is, for an area with high user density, very high traffic capacity is needed, while the requirement for mobility is relaxed and user data rate is higher than that of wide-area coverage. For the wide-area coverage case, seamless coverage and medium to high mobility are desired with improved user data rates compared to the existing data rates. However, the data rate requirement may be less stringent compared to the hotspot scenario. Ultra-reliable and Low-Latency Communications: This use case has stringent require- ments for capabilities such as throughput, latency, and availability. Some examples include wireless control of industrial manufacturing or production processes, remote medical surgery, distribution automation in a smart grid, and transportation safety. Massive Machine Type Communications: This use case is characterized by very large number of connected devices (e.g., a sensor network) typically transmitting relatively small payloads contai