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ORCIDIEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine, Volume 13
Volume 13, Number 1, March 2018
- Klaus David:
Security and Privacy Issues [From the Editor]. 3 - Matthias Pätzold
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5G Readiness on the Horizon [Mobile Radio]. 6-13 - Elisabeth Uhlemann:
The Battle of Technologies or the Battle of Business Models? [Connected Vehicles]. 14-18 - Edward Au:
Spectrum Licensing [Standards]. 19-20 - Harvey Glickenstein:
Melbourne, Australia, Renews Keolis Contract [Transportation Systems]. 21-25 - Khashayar Kotobi, Sven G. Bilén:
Secure Blockchains for Dynamic Spectrum Access: A Decentralized Database in Moving Cognitive Radio Networks Enhances Security and User Access. 32-39 - Bogdan Groza, Pal-Stefan Murvay:
Security Solutions for the Controller Area Network: Bringing Authentication to In-Vehicle Networks. 40-47 - Leonardo J. Valdivia, Iñigo Adin, Saioa Arrizabalaga, Javier Añorga, Jaizki Mendizabal:
Cybersecurity-The Forgotten Issue in Railways: Security Can Be Woven into Safety Designs. 48-55 - Kim Strandberg, Tomas Olovsson, Erland Jonsson:
Securing the Connected Car: A Security-Enhancement Methodology. 56-65 - Trishank Karthik Kuppusamy, Lois Anne DeLong, Justin Cappos:
Uptane: Security and Customizability of Software Updates for Vehicles. 66-73 - Nathan J. Gomes, Philippe Sehier, Howard Thomas, Philippe Chanclou, Bomin Li, Daniel Munch, Philippos Assimakopoulos, Sudhir Dixit, Volker Jungnickel:
Boosting 5G Through Ethernet: How Evolved Fronthaul Can Take Next-Generation Mobile to the Next Level. 74-84 - Marios I. Poulakis, Antonis G. Gotsis, Angeliki Alexiou:
Multicell Device-to-Device Communication: A Spectrum-Sharing and Densification Study. 85-96 - Chia-Lin Lai, Shahzoob Bilal Chundrigar, Samer T. Talat, Hsien-Wen Chang:
Staying Connected on the Go : Network Sharing Based on Multioperator Traffic Inside Moving Transportation. 97-104 - Arash Aziminejad, Gabriel Epelbaum:
Trackside Loss Analysis: An Application in a Radio-Frequency Chain of a Communication-Based Train Control System. 105-113 - Jason Krause, John McPhee:
Onboard Energy Storage Systems: Ground-Fault Detection and Protection. 114-119 - Antonino Orsino, Weisi Guo, Giuseppe Araniti:
5G Multiscale Mobility : A Look at Current and Upcoming Models in the Next Technology Era. 120-129 - Filipe Joel Soares, David Rua, Clara Gouveia, Bruna D. Tavares, Antonio M. Coelho, João Abel Peças Lopes:
Electric Vehicles Charging: Management and Control Strategies. 130-139
Volume 13, Number 2, June 2018
- Matthias Pätzold:
Countdown for the Full-Scale Development of 5G New Radio [Mobile Radio]. 7-13 - Elisabeth Uhlemann:
The Next Step: Acquisitions and Open Collaboration Platforms [Connected Vehicles]. 14-16 - Harvey Glickenstein:
NJ Transit Orders More Dual-Power Locomotives [Transportations Systems]. 17-23 - Antonio Virdis, Carlo Vallati, Giovanni Nardini, Giacomo Tanganelli, Giovanni Stea, Enzo Mingozzi:
D2D Communications for Large-Scale Fog Platforms: Enabling Direct M2M Interactions. 24-33 - Javier Solano, Daniel Hissel, Marie-Cécile Péra:
Fail-Safe Power for Hybrid Electric Vehicles: Implementing a Self-Sustained Global Energy Management System. 34-39 - Animesh Yadav, Georgios I. Tsiropoulos, Octavia A. Dobre:
Full-Duplex Communications: Performance in Ultradense mm-Wave Small-Cell Wireless Networks. 40-47 - Hong Ren, Nan Liu, Cunhua Pan, Maged Elkashlan, Arumugam Nallanathan, Xiaohu You, Lajos Hanzo:
Low-Latency C-RAN: An Next-Generation Wireless Approach. 48-56 - Ioannis-Prodromos Belikaidis, Andreas Georgakopoulos, Evangelos A. Kosmatos, Valerio Frascolla, Panagiotis Demestichas:
Management of 3.5-GHz Spectrum in 5G Dense Networks: A Hierarchical Radio Resource Management Scheme. 57-64 - Qiang Ye, Junling Li, Kaige Qu, Weihua Zhuang, Xuemin Sherman Shen, Xu Li:
End-to-End Quality of Service in 5G Networks: Examining the Effectiveness of a Network Slicing Framework. 65-74 - Kishor Chandra Joshi, Andrea S. Marcano, Shahid Mumtaz, R. Venkatesha Prasad, Henrik Lehrmann Christiansen:
Unveiling Capacity Gains in Ultradense Networks: Using mm-Wave NOMA. 75-83 - Hamidreza Shariatmadari, Sassan Iraji, Riku Jäntti, Petar Popovski, Zexian Li, Mikko A. Uusitalo:
Fifth-Generation Control Channel Design: Achieving Ultrareliable Low-Latency Communications. 84-93 - Hao Ye, Le Liang, Geoffrey Ye Li, Joonbeom Kim, Lu Lu, May Wu:
Machine Learning for Vehicular Networks: Recent Advances and Application Examples. 94-101 - Zhenyu Zhou, Lu Tan, Bo Gu, Yan Zhang, Jun Wu:
Bandwidth Slicing in Software-Defined 5G: A Stackelberg Game Approach. 102-109 - Zhengquan Zhang, Guang Yang, Zheng Ma, Ming Xiao, Zhiguo Ding, Pingzhi Fan:
Heterogeneous Ultradense Networks with NOMA: System Architecture, Coordination Framework, and Performance Evaluation. 110-120 - Victor Ortega, Faiza Bouchmal, José F. Monserrat:
Trusted 5G Vehicular Networks: Blockchains and Content-Centric Networking. 121-127
Volume 13, Number 3, September 2018
- Matthias Pätzold:
The Final Sprint of Fifth-Generation Toward Commercialization [Mobile Radio]. 4-21 - Elisabeth Uhlemann:
Time for Autonomous Vehicles to Connect [Connected Vehicles]. 10-13 - Harvey Glickenstein:
Sound Transit to Build Light-Rail Maintenance Facility [Transportation Systems]. 14-21 - Mikael Fallgren, Markus Dillinger, Jesus Alonso-Zarate, Mate Boban, Taimoor Abbas, Konstantinos Manolakis, Toktam Mahmoodi, Tommy Svensson, Andres Laya, Ricard Vilalta:
Fifth-Generation Technologies for the Connected Car: Capable Systems for Vehicle-to-Anything Communications. 28-38 - Musbah Shaat, Eva Lagunas, Ana Isabel Pérez-Neira, Symeon Chatzinotas:
Integrated Terrestrial-Satellite Wireless Backhauling: Resource Management and Benefits for 5G. 39-47 - Satish Kolli, Joshua Lilly, Duminda Wijesekera:
Positive Train Control Security: An Intrusion-Detection System to Provide Cyber-Situational Awareness. 48-60 - Frank J. Smith:
Electric Transmission for High-Speed Rail: A Concept for a Balanced-Force Pantograph and Overhead Contact System. 61-71 - Klaus David, Hendrik Berndt:
6G Vision and Requirements: Is There Any Need for Beyond 5G? 72-80 - Xiaochen Xia, Kui Xu, Yurong Wang, Youyun Xu:
A 5G-Enabling Technology: Benefits, Feasibility, and Limitations of In-Band Full-Duplex mMIMO. 81-90 - Jia-Chin Lin:
Synchronization Requirements for 5G: An Overview of Standards and Specifications for Cellular Networks. 91-99 - Haijian Sun, Zekun Zhang, Rose Qingyang Hu, Yi Qian:
Wearable Communications in 5G: Challenges and Enabling Technologies. 100-109 - Mate Boban, Apostolos Kousaridas, Konstantinos Manolakis, Josef Eichinger, Wen Xu:
Connected Roads of the Future: Use Cases, Requirements, and Design Considerations for Vehicle-to-Everything Communications. 110-123 - Ping Yang, Yue Xiao, Yong Liang Guan, Marco Di Renzo, Shaoqian Li, Lajos Hanzo:
Multidomain Index Modulation for Vehicular and Railway Communications: A Survey of Novel Techniques. 124-134 - Juan Moreno García-Loygorri, Javier Goikoetxea, Eneko Echeverría, Aitor Arriola, Inaki Val, Stephan Sand, Paul Unterhuber, Francisco del Río:
The Wireless Train Communication Network: Roll2Rail Vision. 135-143 - Clement Depature, Samir Jemei, Loïc Boulon, Alain Bouscayrol, Neigel Marx, Simon Morando, Ali Castaings:
Energy Management in Fuel-Cell\/Battery Vehicles: Key Issues Identified in the IEEE Vehicular Technology Society Motor Vehicle Challenge 2017. 144-151
Volume 13, Number 4, December 2018
- Matthias Pätzold:
It?s Time to Go Big with 5G [Mobile Radio]. 4-10 - Harvey Glickenstein:
December 2018 Land Transportation News [Transportation Systems]. 11-15 - Fan Wei, Wen Chen, Yongpeng Wu, Jun Li, Yuan Luo:
Toward 5G Wireless Interface Technology: Enabling Nonorthogonal Multiple Access in the Sparse Code Domain. 18-27 - Lei Wan, Zhiheng Guo, Yong Wu, Wenping Bi, Jinhong Yuan, Maged Elkashlan, Lajos Hanzo:
4G\/5G Spectrum Sharing: Efficient 5G Deployment to Serve Enhanced Mobile Broadband and Internet of Things Applications. 28-39 - Mostafa Mohammadkarimi, Muhammad Ahmad Raza, Octavia A. Dobre:
Signature-Based Nonorthogonal Massive Multiple Access for Future Wireless Networks: Uplink Massive Connectivity for Machine-Type Communications. 40-50 - Haris Pervaiz, Oluwakayode Onireti, Abdelrahim Mohamed, Muhammad Ali Imran, Rahim Tafazolli, Qiang Ni:
Energy-Efficient and Load-Proportional eNodeB for 5G User-Centric Networks: A Multilevel Sleep Strategy Mechanism. 51-59 - Dennis Hui, Sara Sandberg, Yufei W. Blankenship, Mattias Andersson, Leefke Grosjean:
Channel Coding in 5G New Radio: A Tutorial Overview and Performance Comparison with 4G LTE. 60-69 - Muhammad Nasar Jamal, Syed Ali Hassan, Dushantha Nalin K. Jayakody, Joel J. P. C. Rodrigues:
Efficient Nonorthogonal Multiple Access: Cooperative Use of Distributed Space-Time Block Coding. 70-77 - Chia-Yu Chang, Navid Nikaein:
Closing in on 5G Control Apps: Enabling Multiservice Programmability in a Disaggregated Radio Access Network. 80-93 - Adrian Kliks, Pawel Kryszkiewicz, Lukasz Kulacz, Karol Kowalik, Michal Kolodziejski, Heikki Kokkinen, Jaakko Ojaniemi, Arto Kivinen:
Spectrum Management Application for Virtualized Wireless Vehicular Networks: A Step Toward Programmable Spectrum Management in Future Wireless Networks. 94-105 - Nhu-Ngoc Dao, Umar Sa'ad, Viet Cuong Vu, Quang Dieu Tran, Eun-Seok Ryu, Sungrae Cho:
A Softwarized Paradigm for Mobile Virtual Networks: Overcoming a Lack of Access Infrastructure. 106-115 - Djabir Abdeldjalil Chekired, Mohammed Amine Togou, Lyes Khoukhi:
Hierarchical Wireless Vehicular Fog Architecture: A Case Study of Scheduling Electric Vehicle Energy Demands. 116-126
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