An Intelligent Dispatch System Operating in a Partially Closed Environment

Ibhaze, Augustus E.; Okakwu, Ignatius K.; Akinrelere, Ayobami T.; Imoize, Agbotiname Lucky

doi:10.5539/nct.v4n1p26

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“…e views expressed in the works [99][100][101][102][103] on various connectivity issues can affect the density and the overall evaluation of a wardriving result based on the variability of the above problems. However, current research endeavour using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning is addressing these issues [110][111][112][113]. Last, it is unclear how the proposed scheme would revolutionize some critical aspects of emerging wireless security systems.…”

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Assessment and Test-case Study of Wi-Fi Security through the Wardriving Technique

Etta

Imoize

Shukla

et al. 2022

Mobile Information Systems

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This study aims to investigate Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) within the context of its applicability as a 21st-century business tool and its survivability in a security threat-infested cyber landscape. WLAN security leverages the Wardriving technique deployed within geolocation to scan for WLAN density and explore the associated security mechanisms. Specifically, the study adopts two approaches; the first part reviews relevant research articles in electronic libraries and databases on WLAN security based on wardriving techniques. The other part comprises a measurement campaign conducted in a mid-sized city in North Cyprus. The field measurement aims to underscore the claims from the literature to find out how the security encryption technologies are used. In particular, the goal is to determine the availability of WLAN infrastructure and monitor how the security measures are implemented in Northern Cyprus. The main objective is to determine the security state of WLAN in Cyprus and examine how it can be generalized for related environments. In order to completely grasp the research issue posed in this study, data analyses from several perspectives are analyzed and examined critically. The wardriving approach has been used in this work to crawl wider regions for examination. This study was conducted with security findings drawn only from publicly accessible information emitted by each investigated wireless access point. The channel usage, Service Set IDentifier (SSID) security, the Encryption type (Open, WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA3, and Mixed mode), WPS usage statistics, geographical locations, detailed security statistics described in Wigle CSV format, and vendor statistics are highlighted. Generally, results indicate that 21,345 WLANs were detected. From the detected WLANs, 23 (0.1 percent) used WEP encryption, 18 (0.08 percent) used WPA-TKIP encryption, 5,359 (25.1 percent) were unencrypted, and a clear majority of 9,139 (42.82 percent) used the more secure WPA2 encryption, while 13 networks (0.06 percent) used the latest WPA3 encryption technique. The results imply that WLAN security in Cyprus can be said to be moderate. Thus, this study adds to the expanding corpus of research on WLAN security and Wardriving to all parties in the wireless security ecosystem. The current study examines WLAN operations in North Cyprus while pointing to future research directions on Wireless LAN security mechanisms. Overall, the dataset from the wardriving experiment is novel and would serve future research exploration in the wireless security systems domain.

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Assessment and Test-case Study of Wi-Fi Security through the Wardriving Technique

Etta

Imoize

Shukla

et al. 2022

Mobile Information Systems

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“…Since transportation is an essential mechanism for economic growth but also has a negative environmental impact, recent research called 'green' logistics aims to minimize the harmful impact of transportation on the environment. Ibhaze et al (2019) in electric vehicles, expanded constraints to include battery management, detours to charging stations, recharge times, and selecting destination depots, besides classic DARP features. They added a problem variant for the DARP, which considers using autonomous electric vehicles (e-ADARP), and they solved small-tomedium-sized problems.…”

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Optimization of Multimodal Dial-A-Ride Systems with Fixed-Line Flexible Time Schedules

Elgazzar,

Fors,

Ali

2023

Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

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This paper investigates a multimodal system that integrates the general dial-a-ride problem with a set of fixed-line vehicles having a flexible schedule. The passenger trips are made in a three-stage journey using a dial-a-ride vehicle and a fixed-line bus. Passengers are picked up from an origin point and transferred to a collecting point via a dial-aride vehicle. Then, fixed-route buses transfer passengers to a second collecting point where another dial-a-ride vehicle will pick up and transfer them to their requested destination. The main objective of this integration is to reduce the total trip cost by carrying part of it through cheaper fixed-route service while maximizing the utilization of seats in the fixed-route vehicle. The model provides each fixed line with a suggested start time. A mixed-integer linear programming model was developed for the problem, and computational testing on small-size instances has been carried out to demonstrate the viability of the proposed system.

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“…Additional applications include real-time transportation management, ridesharing design, implementation, and management, and the scheduling of logistical systems and freight transportation planning and predicting, as well as the administering of transportation policy [122]. Others include environmental, toll-road, dependability, and safety-related questions about operating transport systems.…”

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A Review of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for Incident Detectors in Road Transport Systems

Olugbade

Ojo²,

Imoize

et al. 2022

MCA

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Road transport is the most prone to accidents, resulting in significant fatalities and injuries. It also faces a plethora of never-ending problems, such as the frequent loss of lives and valuables during an accident. Appropriate actions need to be taken to address these problems, such as the establishment of an automatic incident detection system using artificial intelligence and machine learning. This article explores the overview of artificial intelligence and machine learning in facilitating automatic incident detector systems to decrease road accidents. The study examines the critical problems and potential remedies for reducing road traffic accidents and the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning in road transportation systems. More, new, and emerging trends that reduce frequent accidents in the transportation sector are discussed extensively. Specifically, the study organized the following sub-topics: an incident detector with machine learning and artificial intelligence and road management with machine learning and artificial intelligence. Additionally, safety is the primary concern of road transport; the internet of vehicles and vehicle ad hoc networks, including the use of wireless communication technologies such as 5G wireless networks and the use of machine learning and artificial intelligence for road transportation systems planning, are elaborated. Key findings from the review indicate that route optimization, cargo volume forecasting, predictive fleet maintenance, real-time vehicle tracking, and traffic management are critical to safeguarding road transportation systems. Finally, the paper summarizes the challenges facing the application of artificial intelligence in road transport systems, highlights the research trends, identifies the unresolved questions, and highlights the essential research takeaways. The work can serve as reference material for road transport system planning and management.

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An Intelligent Dispatch System Operating in a Partially Closed Environment

Cited by 4 publications

References 13 publications

Assessment and Test-case Study of Wi-Fi Security through the Wardriving Technique

Assessment and Test-case Study of Wi-Fi Security through the Wardriving Technique

Optimization of Multimodal Dial-A-Ride Systems with Fixed-Line Flexible Time Schedules

A Review of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for Incident Detectors in Road Transport Systems

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