A Push Service for Carpooling

Fougeres, A-J; Canalda, Philippe; Ecarot, Thibaud; Samaali, A.; Guglielmetti, Luca

doi:10.1109/greencom.2012.111

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“…Fougères et al [56] presented a push service for carpooling in the context of dynamic carpooling that brings more opportunism by meeting the contextual needs of the consumer. Hassine et al [70] have discussed and formalized the problem of modal shifts in carpooling based on an extended origin-destination matrix.…”

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Carpooling in Connected and Autonomous Vehicles: Current Solutions and Future Directions

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Owing to the advancements in communication and computation technologies, the dream of commercialized connected and autonomous cars is becoming a reality. However, among other challenges such as environmental pollution, cost, maintenance, security, and privacy, the ownership of vehicles (especially for Autonomous Vehicles (AV)) is the major obstacle in the realization of this technology at the commercial level. Furthermore, the business model of pay-as-you-go type services further attracts the consumer because there is no need for upfront investment. In this vein, the idea of car-sharing ( aka carpooling) is getting ground due to, at least in part, its simplicity, cost-effectiveness, and affordable choice of transportation. Carpooling systems are still in their infancy and face challenges such as scheduling, matching passengers interests, business model, security, privacy, and communication. To date, a plethora of research work has already been done covering different aspects of carpooling services (ranging from applications to communication and technologies); however, there is still a lack of a holistic, comprehensive survey that can be a one-stop-shop for the researchers in this area to, i) find all the relevant information, and ii) identify the future research directions. To fill these research challenges, this paper provides a comprehensive survey on carpooling in autonomous and connected vehicles and covers architecture, components, and solutions, including scheduling, matching, mobility, pricing models of carpooling. We also discuss the current challenges in carpooling and identify future research directions. This survey is aimed to spur further discussion among the research community for the effective realization of carpooling.

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“…Most of the mobility services presented in literature (e.g., [33], [34]) merely offer tailored solutions, without worrying about the creation of a coordinated methodology that deals with the dynamic orchestration of heterogeneous data streams.…”

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Towards a general infrastructure for location-based smart mobility services

Sassi

Mamei

Zambonelli

2014

2014 International Conference on High Performance Computing &Amp; Simulation (HPCS)

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Penetration of smart phones and localization technologies are enabling a variety of smart location-based social mobility services that can notably improve the quality life of citizens on the go. Most existing solutions are shaped from a specific set of data sources processed through predefined computational flows to provide a specific class of services, and rarely strive for generality and urban-scale goals. The contribution of this paper is to presents an architectural model for a general-purpose distributed coordination infrastructure to support the dynamic composition of a variety of smart social mobility services, by focusing on the coordination of the agents involved to address both individual mobility needs and urban-scale mobility issues. Following, it analyzes the key requirements that the implementation of such infrastructure should satisfy. Finally, to exemplify, we show how the framework can be applied to a urban ride-sharing service.

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“…First, the work [6] shows an integrated system with an optimization module, which applies heuristic methods to solve the organization of the routing problem in carpooling services by using different technologies such as Web, Geographic Information System (GIS) and Short Message Service (SMS). Second, the paper [7] defines a push service to promote carpooling through instant processing. The paper [8] presents a carpooling architecture that uses a credit mechanism to encourage cooperation among users, by defining a business model where such a credit can be used in parking facilities and can be bought with real money.…”

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Trust-Based Cooperative Social System Applied to a Carpooling Platform for Smartphones

Caballero-Gil

Caballero‐Gil

Molina-Gil

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Sensors

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Abstract:One of the worst traffic problems today is the existence of huge traffic jams in almost any big city, produced by the large number of commuters using private cars. This problem has led to an increase in research on the optimization of vehicle occupancy in urban areas as this would help to solve the problem that most cars are occupied by single passengers. The solution of sharing the available seats in cars, known as carpooling, is already available in major cities around the world. However, carpooling is still not considered a safe and reliable solution for many users. With the widespread use of mobile technology and social networks, it is possible to create a trust-based platform to promote carpooling through a convenient, fast and secure system. The main objective of this work is the design and implementation of a carpool system that improves some important aspects of previous systems, focusing on trust between users, and on the security of the system. The proposed system guarantees user privacy and measures trust levels through a new reputation algorithm. In addition to this, the proposal has been developed as a mobile application for devices using the Android Open Source Project.

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A Push Service for Carpooling

Cited by 8 publications

References 2 publications

Carpooling in Connected and Autonomous Vehicles: Current Solutions and Future Directions

Carpooling in Connected and Autonomous Vehicles: Current Solutions and Future Directions

Towards a general infrastructure for location-based smart mobility services

Trust-Based Cooperative Social System Applied to a Carpooling Platform for Smartphones

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