Vehicular Networks: From Theory to Practice

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Internet of vehicles in big data era (2018, background): “It is considered that the vehicles in IoV are the “networked computing centers” [143].”
Generation and Analysis of a Large-Scale Urban Vehicular Mobility Dataset (2014, background): “Although these traces involve a larger number of vehicles with respect to the DieselNet testbed, they still remain limited to a minor subset of the overall traffic in the urban area considered, and are affected by coarse time granularity.”
Driver Behavior Analysis for Safe Driving: A Survey (2015, neutral): “Communication domain in VANET [118].”
Routing in Internet of Vehicles: A Review (2015, background): “It removes the burden of synchronizing the two types of events and is more efficient from the execution and memory perspectives than the one with two event queues, but it is not easy for maintenance and extension [79].”
Game Theory in Wireless and Communication Networks (2008, background): “The emergence of ITS applications raises numerous challenges for vehicular networks, such as advanced communication technologies for V2R and V2V communication, modeling of content-sharing through V2V cooperation, and analysis of non-cooperative data delivery in V2R communications (see [374] and refe”
A comprehensive survey on vehicular Ad Hoc network (2014, methodology): “V2V and V2I communications allow the development of a large number of applications and can provide a wide range of information to drivers and travellers.”