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ORCIDVNC 2024: Kobe, Japan
- IEEE Vehicular Networking Conference, VNC 2024, Kobe, Japan, May 29-31, 2024. IEEE 2024, ISBN 979-8-3503-6270-1
- Mateus Martínez De Lucena
, Alexey Vinel, Antônio Augusto Fröhlich:
Influence of Network Latency on Collective Perception Aggregation in V2X Networks. 1-8 - Daniel Maksimovski, Christian Facchi, Andreas Festag:
A Framework of Use Cases, Scenarios, and Metrics for Evaluation of V2X Maneuver Coordination. 1-8 - Susumu Ishihara, Hiroshi Shigeno, Onur Altintas, Takeo Fujii, Raphaël Frank, Florian Klingler:
Welcome Message. 2-3 - Anja Dakic, Benjamin Rainer, Peter Priller, Guo Nan, Anamarija Momic, Xiaochun Ye, Thomas Zemen:
Wireless V2X Communication Testbed for Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility. 9-16 - Takamasa Higuchi, Lei Zhong, Ryokichi Onishi:
NUMo: Nagoya Urban Mobility Scenario for City-Scale V2X Simulations. 17-24 - Rodrigo Martins, Duarte M. G. Raposo, Rui Lopes, Pedro Rito, Susana Sargento:
Time Synchronization in V2X Communications. 25-32 - Takahito Yoshizawa, An Braeken, Bart Preneel:
Toward Viable Security Solution for VRUs in V2X Communication. 33-40 - M. Saeid HaghighiFard, Sinem Coleri:
Secure Hierarchical Federated Learning in Vehicular Networks Using Dynamic Client Selection and Anomaly Detection. 41-48 - Philipp Meyer, Timo Häckel, Teresa Lübeck, Franz Korf, Thomas C. Schmidt:
A Framework for the Systematic Assessment of Anomaly Detectors in Time-Sensitive Automotive Networks. 57-64 - Ramin Yarinezhad, Eylem Ekici, Mohammad Irfan Khan, Takayuki Shimizu, Onur Altintas:
A Decentralized Coexistence Protocol for V2X and Wi-Fi in Unlicensed Bands. 65-72 - Seungmo Kang, Hojeong Lee, Hyogon Kim:
Mitigating Latency Inflation in V2C Transactions Using Periodic Sidelink Communication. 73-80 - Joseba Gorospe, Daniel Garcia, Erislandy Mozo, Shahriar Hasan, Arrate Alonso Gómez, Elisabeth Uhlemann:
Performance Comparison of IEEE 802.11p and LTE-V2X Through Field-Tests and Simulations. 81-88 - Gabriele Gemmi, Pedram Johari, Paolo Casari, Michele Polese, Tommaso Melodia, Michele Segata:
ColosSUMO: Evaluating Cooperative Driving Applications with Colosseum. 97-100 - Laura Finarelli, Falko Dressler, Marco Ajmone Marsan, Gianluca Rizzo:
Mobile Networks on the Move: Optimizing Moving Base Stations Dynamics in Urban Scenarios. 101-104 - Dohyun Kim, Miguel R. Castellanos, Robert W. Heath Jr.:
Manipulating the Rainbow in Vehicular Relay Networks Using DRL: Beyond Beam Sweeping. 105-108 - Baldomero Coll-Perales, M. Carmen Lucas-Estañ, Onur Altintas, Javier Gozálvez, Mohammad Irfan Khan, Miguel Sepulcre:
V2X Service Provisioning with 5G V2N2V Communications with Cross-Stakeholder Information Sharing. 109-112 - Francesco Linsalata, Eugenio Moro, Maurizio Magarini, Umberto Spagnolini, Antonio Capone:
Open RAN-Empowered V2X Architecture: Challenges, Opportunities, and Research Directions. 113-116 - Annu, P. Rajalakshmi:
Enhancing Sidelink V2X Communication in 6G Networks: Power-Domain NOMA-Based Priority Message Transmission Approach. 117-124 - Vittorio Todisco, Zhuofei Wu, Alessandro Bazzi:
Improving NR-V2X Autonomous Mode Through Resource Re-Evaluation. 125-131 - Nuno Ferreira, Miguel Luís, Pedro Rito, Rodrigo Rosmaninho, Susana Sargento:
Multihoming in Software Defined Vehicular Networks. 132-139 - Aamir Ullah Khan, Nandan Dutta Chaudhury, Syed Najaf Haider Shah, Christian Schneider, Joerg Robert:
Impact of Antenna Position and Radiation Patterns on Target Detection in a Highway Environment Utilizing ICAS Extended Model. 140-147 - Timm Lauser, Daniel Zelle, Dustin Kern, Christoph Krauß, Lars Völker:
Security Protocols for Ethernet-Based In-Vehicle Communication. 148-155 - Hannah Wieser, Thomas Schäfer, Christoph Krauß:
Penetration Testing of In-Vehicle Infotainment Systems in Connected Vehicles. 156-163 - Yonglin Wu, Haiyong Xie, Yong Liao:
SANE: An Integrated Systematic Framework for Automotive In-Vehicle Network Emulation. 164-171 - Darinela Andronovici, Ion Turcanu, Jannusch Bigge, Christoph Sommer:
Cross-Validating Open Source In-Vehicle TSN Simulation Models With a COTS Hardware Testbed. 172-179 - Lorenzo Ghiro, Renato Lo Cigno, Elena Tonini, Stefano Fontana, Michele Segata:
Can Platoons Form on Their Own? 180-187 - Lahiri Kanipakam, Ahmed Hamdi Sakr, Sergei S. Avedisov, Ahmadreza Moradipari:
Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control Based on Intent Sharing Messages and Reinforcement Learning. 188-194 - Ahmadreza Moradipari, Sergei S. Avedisov, Hongsheng Lu:
Benefits of Intent Sharing in Cooperative Platooning. 195-202 - Lorenzo Farina, Marco Rapelli, Barbara Mavi Masini, Claudio Casetti, Alessandro Bazzi:
Maneuver Coordination Using V2I to Improve Traffic Efficiency at Intersections. 203-210 - Luca Lusvarghi, Baldomero Coll-Perales, Javier Gozálvez, Keyvan Aghababaiyan, M. Almela, Miguel Sepulcre:
Characterization of In-Vehicle Network Sensor Data Traffic in Autonomous Vehicles. 211-214 - Takahito Yoshizawa, Alireza Aghabagherloo, Árpád Huszák, Csongor Ujvárosi, Dave Singelée, Bart Preneel:
Security-Focused Training Model of Reinforcement Learning in Autonomous Vehicles. 215-218 - Huy Nguyen, Suryansh Sharma, R. Venkatesha Prasad, Falko Dressler:
A Multi-Lane Platooning Paradigm with ETSI DCC. 219-222 - Ahmet Yavuz, Ryogo Kubo:
Data Synchronization with Artificial Delay in Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control Based on One-Vehicle Look-Ahead Communication. 223-226 - Mohannad Jooriah, Daryna Datsenko, João Almeida, Ana Sousa, João Silva, Joaquim Ferreira:
A Co-Simulation Platform for V2X-Based Cooperative Driving Automation Systems. 227-230 - Keita Shinohara, Takemaru Kudo, Ryoichi Shinkuma, Gabriele Trovato:
Poster: Multi-Vehicle Identification and Tracking Using 3D Markers. 231-232 - Julian Heinovski, Doganalp Ergenç, Falko Dressler:
Poster: Platooning Revisited: What is the Personal Benefit Compared to ACC and Human Driving? 233-234 - Tae-Hyeong Kim, Jaeho Seong, Se Yeong Kim, Hyeong-Seok Yun, Kim Bong Seob, Kyung-Su Yun:
Poster: Scenario-Based Functional Evaluation of Autonomous Vehicle Using C-V2X and Data Overlap. 235-236 - Muhammad Naeem Tahir, Marcos Katz, Ari Pouttu:
Poster: Drone Assisted Vehicular Communication (DAVN). 237-238 - Nagacharan Teja Tangirala, Christoph Sommer, Alois Knoll:
Poster: Disolv - Dataflow-Centric Integrated Simulation of Large-Scale VANETs. 239-240 - Saleh Nikooroo, Juan Estrada-Jimenez, Aurel Machalek, Jérôme Härri, Thomas Engel, Ion Turcanu:
Poster: Evaluating the Potential of Mode 2(b) Resource Allocation in NR V2X Sidelink. 241-242 - Swaraj Srivastava, Yoghitha Ramamoorthi, Abhinav Kumar, Tomoki Murakami, Tomoaki Ogawa, Yasushi Takatori:
Poster: α Fair Resource Allocation for RIS-Assisted NOMA V2X Systems with Imperfect Phase Compensation. 243-244 - Maho Kitatani, Yuuri Iwashina, Hiroshi Shigeno:
Poster: Virtual Platoon Considering Connected Human-Driven Vehicles at Unsignalized Intersection. 245-246 - Ryota Hachimine, Hiroaki Morino:
Poster: Delay-Resilient Cooperative Velocity Control for Mitigating Congestion Based on Machine Learning. 247-248 - Yuki Miyata, Yuuri Iwashina, Hiroshi Shigeno:
Poster: Risk and Redundancy-Based Object Selection Method for Collective Perception Messages in Cellular-V2x. 249-250 - Hyunjoong Lee, Daejin Park:
Poster: Multi-Camera Interoperable Emulation Framework Using Embedded Edge-Cloud AI Computing for Autonomous Vehicle Driving. 251-252 - Yeongwon Jeon, Daejin Park:
Poster: Adaptive Astar Algorithm for Calculation Time Reduction of Autonomous Vehicle's Pathfinding. 253-254 - Ryota Matsumoto, Patrick Finnerty, Chikara Ohta, Tomio Kamada:
Poster: Multi-Agent Transformer for Dynamic Allocation of Distributed Applications on the Edge. 255-256 - Muhammad Naeem Tahir, Marcos Katz, Ari Pouttu:
Poster: Vehicular Communications Testing in 5G Networks. 257-258 - Muhammad Naeem Tahir, Marcos Katz, Ari Pouttu:
Poster: Heterogeneous Data for Enhanced Traffic Services (HDETS). 259-260 - Sasan Jafarnejad, Abigail Berthe-Pardo, Raphaël Frank:
Demo: Towards a Conversational LLM-Based Voice Assistant for Transportation Applications. 261-262 - Kenshiro Naito, Kuon Akiyama, Ryoichi Shinkuma, Gabriele Trovato:
Poster: Remote Visualization of LiDAR Data via Application-Level Network. 263-264 - Niladri Mondal, Mario Niggemeyer, Simon Welzel, Florian Klingler:
Poster: Decentralized Framework for Measuring End-to-End Performance in 5G Networks. 265-266 - Darinela Andronovici, Damien Nicolas, Ion Turcanu, Christoph Sommer:
Demo: Interactive Off-the-Shelf In-Car TSN Testbed. 267-268 - Mohammed Lamine Bouchouia, Hamza Khemissa, Elies Gherbi, Myriam Tami, Duncan Lopes, Natasha Alkhatib, Maxime Ayrault:
Cybersecurity Metrics for AI-Based In-Vehicle Intrusion Detection Systems. 269-270 - Hamza Khemissa, Mohammed Lamine Bouchouia, Elies Gherbi:
Poster: Cyber Resiliency Metrics for AI-Based In-Vehicle Intrusion Detection Systems. 269-270 - Elin Eriksson, Walter Bronzi, Leah Strand, Alois Knoll:
Poster: Identifying Multipath in Phase-Based Ranging Measurements Using Channel Sounding. 271-272 - Mohannad Jooriah, Daryna Datsenko, João Almeida, Ana Sousa, João Silva, Joaquim Ferreira:
Demo: Hardware-in-the-Loop Testing in V2X Simulation Environment. 273-274 - Xiaofei Cao, Yashar Zeiynali Farid, Seyhan Ucar, Emrah Akin Sisbot, Kentaro Oguchi:
Demo: A Vehicular-Network Based Speed-Bump Detection Approach. 275-276 - Claudia Campolo, Nadia Mammone, Antonella Molinaro, Bruno Pizzimenti, Gurtaj Singh, Domenico Mario Zappalà:
Poster: Digital Twins for Personalized and Safer Automated Driving. 277-278 - Seyhan Ucar, Obasi Mba, Chunghan Lee, Emrah Akin Sisbot, Kentaro Oguchi:
Demo: Responding to an Unsafe Maneuver of Approaching Vehicles. 279-280 - Kang-Hyun Oh, Chang Hyun Kim, Sungmook Lim, Changick Song:
Poster: A Simple Deep Learning Based V2X Channel Estimation Scheme Using Denoising Autoencoder. 281-282 - Hojjat Navidan, Merkebu Girmay, Mohamed Seif, H. Vincent Poor, Ingrid Moerman, Adnan Shahid:
Vehicular Intelligence at the Edge: A Decentralized Federated Learning Approach for Technology Recognition. 283-289 - Zhi Zhang, Yun Hou, Pang-Sik Hui, Chunhua Sun:
Deep Learning Based Handover for High-Speed Connected Vehicles in Ultra-Dense Networks. 290-296 - Rodrigo Rosmaninho, Andreia Figueiredo, Pedro Almeida, Pedro Rito, Duarte M. G. Raposo, Susana Sargento:
Vanetza-NAP: Vehicular Communications and Services in MicroServices Architectures. 297-304 - Mario Franke, Christoph Sommer:
Obstacle Shadowing in Vehicle-to-Satellite Communication: Impact of Location, Street Layout, Building Height, and LEO Satellite Constellation. 305-312 - Bryson Schiel, Sam Swindler, Alek Farmer, Daniel Sharp, Anup Hassan Murali, Brielle Corry, Philip Lundrigan:
A Multi-layered Framework for Informing V2I Deployment Decisions Using Commercial Hardware-in-the-Loop Testing of RSUs. 313-320 - Nico Ostendorf, Keno Garlichs, Lars C. Wolf:
Analysis of Vulnerable Road User Awareness Message Generation Rules for Pedelecs. 321-328 - Edmir Xhoxhi, Vincent Albert Wolff:
A Data-Driven Analysis of Vulnerable Road User Safety in Interaction with Connected Automated Vehicles. 329-335 - Claudia Campolo, Antonella Molinaro, Bruno Pizzimenti, Maximilian Schrapel, Alexey Vinel, Domenico Mario Zappalà:
Understanding Vulnerable Road Users Awareness Messages Generation Dynamics: The Case of e-Bikes. 336-342 - Alessandro Genovese, Marco Rapelli, Francesco Raviglione, Claudio Casetti:
ETSI-Compliant Protection of Connected Vulnerable Road Users: Simulation and Field Trial. 343-350 - Edmir Xhoxhi, Vincent Albert Wolff, Yao Li, Florian Alexander Schiegg:
Vulnerable Road User Clustering for Collective Perception Messages: Efficient Representation Through Geometric Shapes. 351-356
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