Vehicles are expected to generate and consume an increasing amount of data, but how to perform risk reasoning over relevant data is still not yet solved. Location, time of day and driver behavior change the risk dynamically and make risk assessment challenging. This paper introduces a new paradigm, transferring information from raw sensed data to knowledge and explores the knowledge of risk reasoning through vehicular maneuver conflicts. In particular, we conduct a simulation study to analyze the driving data and extract the knowledge of risky road users and risky locations. We use knowledge to facilitate reduced volume and share it through a Vehicular Knowledge Network (VKN) for better traffic planning and safer driving. CCS CONCEPTS • Computing methodologies → Reasoning about belief and knowledge; • Networks → Ad hoc networks; Cloud computing.
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