2020 IEEE 17th International Conference on Mobile Ad Hoc and Sensor Systems (MASS) 2020
DOI: 10.1109/mass50613.2020.00020
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UAVs-Based Mobile Radars for Real-Time Highways Surveillance

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“…Several earlier works are present in terms of UAVs assisted VANETs such as UAV-assisted content distribution method [7], VRU protocol [8], low-cost UAV radar-based highway monitoring application [9], mobility and energy-aware joint optimization method for data routing in UAV-aided VANETs [10], multi-objective optimization [11], and 3D routing for UAV assisted VANETs [12]. To improve the effectiveness of communication in VANETs in earlier research several trust models are introduced in VANETs.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several earlier works are present in terms of UAVs assisted VANETs such as UAV-assisted content distribution method [7], VRU protocol [8], low-cost UAV radar-based highway monitoring application [9], mobility and energy-aware joint optimization method for data routing in UAV-aided VANETs [10], multi-objective optimization [11], and 3D routing for UAV assisted VANETs [12]. To improve the effectiveness of communication in VANETs in earlier research several trust models are introduced in VANETs.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…nonetheless, there is a need to enhance the images in real-time to improve viewed crowed. The work of [15] presented UAVs-Based Mobile Radars for Real-Time Highways Surveillance. The presented work planned to utilize radar drones to monitor highways for traffic offenses and then send the data to a ground police patrol or a police data center.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even at the current low or medium levels of autonomy, RPAS have been adopted or proposed as a solution across a number of industries, often with the result of making jobs less costly for humans, allowing humans to focus their specialized skills and energy elsewhere, or otherwise improving mission efficiency and outcomes. Among recent applications are rice seed sowing [40], parasite and pest management [41], monitoring soil moisture [42], and general crop surveillance [43] in agriculture; crime analysis [44] and highway surveillance [45] in policing; disaster relief and hunting hurricanes [46], radiological mapping and threat assessment [47], fire detection [48] and firefighting [49], [50], reforestation [51], and mountain search and rescue missions [52] in environmental risk and preservation; and assorted other tasks like 3D mapping [53], [54], product delivery, and transportation [55], surveillance [56], navigating and mapping indoor environments [57], cleaning buildings [50], aerial imaging, large-scale area surveying [58], [59].…”
Section: Benefits and Challenges Of Current Aclmentioning
confidence: 99%