Description
Book Synopsis
Connected vehicles and intelligent vehicles have been identified as key technologies for increasing road safety and transport efficiency. This book presents and discusss the recent advances in theory and practice in connected vehicle systems. It covers emerging research that aims at dealing with the challenges in designing the essential functional components of connected vehicles. Major topics include intra- and inter-vehicle communications, mobility model of fleet and ramp merging, trace and position data analysis, security and privacy.
Table of Contents
Part 1: Intravehicle Communications. 1. A Survey of Automotive Networking Applications and Protocols. 2. CAN-Based Media Access Control Protocol. 3. Worst Delay Analysis of Intravehicle Communication Buses Using HomePlug GP. Part 2:Intervehicle Communications. 4. Physical Channel Modeling and Sharing. 5. Short-Range Communication Technology in Internet of Vehicles. 6. Cross-Layer Multi-Hop Broadcasting. Part 3: Vehicular Data Application and Mobility Control. 7. Road Recognition from Trajectories Collected with Freight Vehicles Based on Least-Squares Support Vector Machine Fitting. 8. DSRC for Vehicular Positioning. 9. Vehicular Positioning Enhancement. 10. Lightweight and Adaptive Security Mechanism. 12. A Social-Network-Enabled Green Transportation System Framework Driven by Connected Vehicle Innovations. 13. A Mobility Model for Connected Vehicles Induced by the Fish School.
