Mobility studies (wireless networking) is an academic field concerned with the investigation and analysis of mobility within the context of wireless communication networks. It examines the dynamic aspects introduced by the movement of network users, their devices, and potentially network infrastructure components, and the subsequent effects on network structure, performance, resource allocation, and service continuity within wireless infrastructure systems. Central themes include the characterization and modeling of mobility patterns, the development and evaluation of protocols and algorithms designed to manage mobility (e.g., handover, routing), and the assessment of mobility's impact on network architecture, reliability, and efficiency. The significance of this field lies in its contribution to the design, optimization, and deployment of robust and adaptive wireless networks capable of providing reliable and seamless connectivity to mobile entities, supporting a wide range of applications and user needs in dynamic environments.