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A Survey on Distributed Vehicular Computing and Communications
PhD Qualifying Examination
Title: "A Survey on Distributed Vehicular Computing and Communications"
by
Mr. Ahmad ALHILAL
Abstract:
The advances in information and communication technology have
revolutionized the automotive industry, leading to smart and connected
vehicles. These vehicles are expected to collaborate with each other, with
the road infrastructure, and with powerful computation nodes to deliver
novel services and applications. Such services and applications require 1)
Ingestion of massive data that perceives the ambient environments, 2)
Transmission of data through ultra-reliable and low-latency communication,
3) Processing and providing decision support under application-specific
constraints.
Addressing such constraints for vehicular applications leads to
significant challenges with the existing communication and computation
technologies. In this survey, we present these requirements and
challenges, investigate the promising technologies for vehicular
communications, architectures, and big data and Artificial Intelligence
(AI) technologies to address these challenges and meet the requirements.
We highlight the differences between the potential communication
technologies - DSRC, ETSI ITS-G5, LTE and 5G - and their respective
applications. We also explore the potential computation technologies,
including Centralized Cloud Computing, Vehicular Cloud Computing, and
Vehicular Edge computing. We then further investigate data streaming and
analytics components, and their integration in a way to meet vehicular
network's requirements. Finally, we provide insights and discuss future
research directions according to the requirements of the new class of soon
to come applications.
Date: Wednesday, 20 November 2019
Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pm
Venue: Room 4475
Lifts 25/26
Committee Members: Dr. Pan Hui (Supervisor)
Dr. Shuai Wang (Chairperson)
Dr. Dimitrios Papadopoulos
Dr. Raymond Wong
**** ALL are Welcome ****