Search results for: VEHICULAR NETWORKS

• Cooperative Data Transmission in Wireless Vehicular Networks

  Publication

  • A. Marczak

  - Year 2017

  The paper presents issues related to the cooperative transmission in wireless vehicular networks. Cooperative transmission involves the use of mobile terminals as relay stations to improve the transmission quality, improve network performance and reduce energy consumption. The paper presents the methods used to implement cooperative transmission and the types of cooperative networks.

• A Survey of Vehicular Network Systems for Road Traffic Management

  Publication

  • K. Jurczenia
  • J. Rak

  - IEEE Access - Year 2022

  In this survey, we analyze the proposals of vehicular communication systems in the context of road traffic management. Starting with the definition of communications between vehicles (V2V), vehicles-to-infrastructure (V2I) and vehicles-to-everything (V2X), we first focus on the requirements and current standards for the Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS), including the maximum communication delay, the communication range and the...

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• Deep Learning-Based Intrusion System for Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks

  Publication

  • L. Fei
  • Z. Jiayan
  • S. Jiaqi
  • E. Szczerbicki

  - CMC-Computers Materials & Continua - Year 2020

  The increasing use of the Internet with vehicles has made travel more convenient. However, hackers can attack intelligent vehicles through various technical loopholes, resulting in a range of security issues. Due to these security issues, the safety protection technology of the in-vehicle system has become a focus of research. Using the advanced autoencoder network and recurrent neural network in deep learning, we investigated...

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• NETWORKS

  Journals

  ISSN: 0028-3045 , eISSN: 1097-0037

• Vehicular Communication Environments

  Publication

  • E. G. Ström
  • L. Ekiz
  • T. Abbas
  • R. He
  • S. J. Ambroziak
  • V. Shivaldova
  • J. Nuckelt

  - Year 2016

  Communication to and between road vehicles (cars, truck, buses, trains, etc.) are of growing interest. This is partly due to the attractive services that cooperative intelligent transport systems (C-ITSs) provides, mainly in the areas of traffic safety and traffic efficiency. An enabler for C-ITS is wireless vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) communication, collectively referred to as vehicle-to-X (V2X)...

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• Identification of transition curves in vehicular roads and railways

  Publication

  • W. Koc

  - Logistics and Transport - Year 2015

  In the paper attention is focused on the necessity to systematize the procedure for determining the shape of transition curves used in vehicular roads and railway routes. There has been presented a universal method of identifying curvature in transition curves by using differential equations. Curvature equations for such known forms of transition curves as clothoid, quartic parabola, the Bloss curve, cosinusoid and sinusoid, have...

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• Vehicular Communications

  Journals

  ISSN: 2214-2096

• Network lifetime maximization in wireless mesh networks for machine-to-machine communication

  Publication

  • E. Fitzgerald
  • M. Pióro
  • A. Tomaszewski

  - Ad Hoc Networks - Year 2019

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• Numerical Modeling and Simulation of Vehicular Crashes into Three-Bar Metal Bridge Rail

  Publication

  • H. Fang
  • C. Jaus
  • Q. Wang
  • E. Palta
  • Ł. Pachocki
  • D. Bruski

  - Computation - Year 2024

  Advanced finite element (FE) modeling and simulations were performed on vehicular crashes into a three-bar metal bridge rail (TMBR). The FE models of a sedan, a pickup truck, and a TMBR section were adopted in the crash simulations subject to Manual for Assessing Safety Hardware (MASH) Test Level 2 (TL-2) and Test Level 3 (TL-3) requirements. The test vehicle models were first validated using full-scale physical crash tests conducted...

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• Jerzy Konorski dr hab. inż.

  People

  Department of Computer Communications

  Jerzy Konorski received his M. Sc. degree in telecommunications from Gdansk University of Technology, Poland, and his Ph. D. degree in computer science from the Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland. In 2007, he defended his D. Sc. thesis at the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics, Gdansk University of Technology. He has authored over 150 papers, led scientific projects funded by the European Union,...