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eHealth Service Support in Future IPv6 Vehicular Networks
Recent vehicular networking activities include novel automotive applications, such as public vehicle to vehicle/infrastructure (V2X), large scale deployments, machine-to-machine (M2M) integration scenarios, and more.
Véronique Vèque +6 more
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Mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs), which include vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs), are a promising method for intelligent transportation systems. The major challenges of VANET protocols are symmetric links and changing topology of the networks and hence a proper routing method is necessary for VANET.
Lekshmi, V., Suji Pramila, R.
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Electric vehicle energy predictive optimal control by V2I communication
To achieve a better energy-efficient and comfortable vehicle driving, electric vehicle energy predictive optimal control was discussed in this article. It used Vehicle to Infrastructure (V2I) communication of traffic light distance and time gap to make ...
Zhu Bo +4 more
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A new concept involving on-demand automatic electric vehicles operating on both road and railway tracks is being developed to rejuvenate secondary railway lines. It is known as FERROMOBILE.
Dereje Mechal Molla +5 more
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Erratum to: Performance of a wavelength hopping MC-VPPM scheme for vehicle-to-infrastructure(V2I) VLC [PDF]
Hyeon-Cheol Kim +2 more
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RIS-Aided V2I–VLC for the Next-Generation Intelligent Transportation Systems in Mountain Areas
Visible light communication (VLC) is considered to be one of the key technologies for advancing the next-generation intelligent transportation systems (ITSs). However, in vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) VLC, the line-of-sight
Wei Yang +4 more
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Vehicular multitier gateway selection algorithm for heterogeneous VANET architectures [PDF]
Ansari, Shuja +4 more
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In the future, mobility will be connected, cooperative, and autonomous where self-driven vehicles will coexist together with human-driven ones, resulting in a safer and more efficient traffic flow leading to a reduction of CO2 emissions, life loss, and time spent on the road.
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Intelligent Agent for Resource Allocation from Mobile Infrastructure to Vehicles in Dynamic Environments Scalable on Demand. [PDF]
Cumbal R +4 more
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