A method for predicting ITS cooperative applications performances

Béduneau, Guillaume; Jaber, Ghada; Ducourthial, Bertrand

doi:10.1016/j.comnet.2022.109148

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“…In [128], the authors proposed a model for a dedicated channel for V2P communication in critical scenarios. Furthermore, a method was proposed in [129] to predict the performance of CITS in dynamic vehicular networks, in a preemptive attempt to tackle deployment problems. The method is based on the analysis of existing/estimated vehicular traffic to ascertain the success of the underlying algorithms of the CITS application.…”

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Vehicle to Pedestrian Systems: Survey, Challenges and Recent Trends

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The accelerated rise of new technologies has reshaped the manufacturing industry of contemporary vehicles. Numerous technologies and applications have completely revolutionized the driving experience in terms of both safety and convenience. Although vehicles are now connected and equipped with a multitude of sensors and radars for collision avoidance, millions of people suffer serious accidents on the road, and unfortunately, the death rate is still on the rise. Collisions are still a dire reality for vehicles and pedestrians alike, which is why the improvement of collision prevention mechanisms is an ongoing necessity. Collision prevention mechanisms have evolved from vision-based systems like radars to systems that transcend the driver's line of sight. These latter systems depend on vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs) to employ bidirectional communication between vehicles and other vehicles (V2V) as well as between vehicles and road infrastructure (V2I). Recently, research has expanded to include a new communication system between vehicles and pedestrians (V2P) through the latter's smartphones. In this paper, we provide an extensive survey of existing V2P projects, categorize different parameters that influence V2P system design, compare different communication technologies used in V2P systems and present an overview of recent trends that solve problems in V2P systems like network congestion, pedestrian localization, and context information exchange. The main contribution of our work is to pave the road for future research by providing a comprehensive view of projects, challenges and recent trends in the emerging and rapidly growing field of V2P system design.

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Vehicle to Pedestrian Systems: Survey, Challenges and Recent Trends

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Empowering Pedestrian Safety: Unveiling a Lightweight Scheme for Improved Vehicle-Pedestrian Safety

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Samir,

Azer

2024

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Rapid advances in technology and shifting tastes among motorists have reworked the contemporary automobile production sector. Driving is now much safer and more convenient than ever before thanks to a plethora of new technology and apps. Millions of people are hurt every year despite the fact that automobiles are networked and have several sensors and radars for collision avoidance. Each year, many of them are injured in car accidents and need emergency care, and sadly, the fatality rate is growing. Vehicle and pedestrian collisions are still a serious problem, making it imperative to advance methods that prevent them. This paper refines our previous efficient VANET-based pedestrian safety system based on two-way communication between smart cars and the cell phones of vulnerable road users. We implemented the scheme using C and NS3 to simulate different traffic scenarios. Our objective is to measure the additional overhead to protect vulnerable road users. We prove that our proposed scheme adds just a little amount of additional overhead and successfully satisfies the stringent criteria of safety applications.

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A method for predicting ITS cooperative applications performances

Cited by 2 publications

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Vehicle to Pedestrian Systems: Survey, Challenges and Recent Trends

Vehicle to Pedestrian Systems: Survey, Challenges and Recent Trends

Empowering Pedestrian Safety: Unveiling a Lightweight Scheme for Improved Vehicle-Pedestrian Safety

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