EYES: A Novel Overtaking Assistance System for Vehicular Networks

Patra, Subhadeep; Arnanz, Javier H.; Calafate, Carlos T.; Cano, Juan-Carlos; Manzoni, Pietro

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-19662-6_26

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“…As the greater part of flow security explores in vehicular systems administration are centered around PHY and MAC layers, there are new conventions and new media ensured advancements have been proposed for intracar interchanges a decade ago, e.g. DSRC (Dedicated Short-Range Communication), WAVE (Wireless Access in Vehicular Environments) [2]. It tends to be seen an extraordinary advancement at that field, yet there is still no security giving method that can be utilized to direct who is permitted to see or use information in the VANET organize condition.…”

Section: Verification For Vanet Approaches a Security Aware Roumentioning

confidence: 99%

A Survey on Efficient Authentication Schemes of VANETs

Manisha¹

2019

IJRASET

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The constant advancement of the remote correspondence innovation gives a clever and productive transportation framework through vehicular impromptu systems (VANETS) to moderate car influxes and street fatalities, which enhances security of travelers and movement. Numerous scientists, vehicle producers, and media transmission businesses are chipping away at VANETS to build the cutting edge transport framework. In VANETS, vehicles, outfitted with remote gadgets, trade the movement related data with different vehicles and the settled street side units (RSUs). The data shared among vehicles and RSUs in VANETS must be secure. For secure correspondences in VANETS, numerous cryptographic plans were proposed in various settings, and a large portion of the plans are utilizing bilinear pairings over elliptic bends. However, the calculation of a bilinear blending is extremely costly. Likewise the check of marks/messages sent by vehicles builds the computational remaining task at hand on RSUs. With the end goal to enhance computational proficiency and transmission overhead, in this paper, we present a productive matching free declaration less confirmation conspire with clump check for VANETS. We planned the plan in matching free condition which enhances the correspondence and computational effectiveness. The proposed plan bolsters bunch confirmation, which fundamentally lessens the computational remaining task at hand on RSUs in VANETS. The proposed plan is demonstrated secure in the arbitrary prophet model and meets the security prerequisites, for example, validness, integrity,traceability, obscurity, and denial. We contrasted our plan and surely understood existing plans, and the proficiency examination demonstrates that the proposed plan is more productive.

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Section: Verification For Vanet Approaches a Security Aware Roumentioning

confidence: 99%

A Survey on Efficient Authentication Schemes of VANETs

Manisha¹

2019

IJRASET

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“…12 and 13 as similar values have also been obtained at the server end. More details related to these tests, can be found in [1]. Fig.…”

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“…The application has been developed for the Android platform, and has been named EYES [1]. EYES requires the devices running it to be equipped with at least a GPS and a back camera.…”

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An ITS solution providing real-time visual overtaking assistance using smartphones

Patra

Calafate

Cano

et al. 2015

2015 IEEE 40th Conference on Local Computer Networks (LCN)

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Abstract-ITS solutions suffer from the slow pace of adoption by manufacturers despite the interest shown by both consumers and industry. Our goal is to develop ITS applications using already available technologies to make them affordable, quick to deploy, and easy to adopt. In this paper we introduce an ITS system for overtaking assistance that provides drivers with a real-time video feed from the vehicle located just in front. This provides a better view of the road ahead, and of any vehicles travelling in the opposite direction, being especially useful when the front view of the driver is blocked by large vehicles. We evaluated our application using H.264 and MJPEG video encoding formats, and determined the most effective codec choice for our case. Experimental results allow us to be optimistic about the effectiveness and applicability of smartphones in providing overtaking assistance based on video streaming in vehicular networks.

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“…The use of visual information for the safety-related application is also proposed in EYES [15]. The authors used the smartphone cameras to capture video that is streamed between drivers.…”

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An Intelligent Transportation System Application for Smartphones Based on Vehicle Position Advertising and Route Sharing in Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks

Hadiwardoyo

Patra

Calafate

et al. 2018

J. Comput. Sci. Technol.

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Alerting drivers about incoming emergency vehicles and their routes can greatly improve their travel times in congested cities, while reducing the risk of accidents due to distractions. This paper contributes to this goal by proposing Messiah, an Android application capable of informing regular vehicles about incoming emergency vehicles like ambulances, police cars and fire brigades. This is made possible by creating a network of vehicles capable of directly communicating between them. The user can, therefore, take driving decisions in a timely manner by considering incoming alerts. Using the support of our GRCBox hardware, the application can rely on vehicular ad-hoc network communications in the 5 GHz band, being V2V communication provided through a combination of Android-based smartphone and our GRCBox device. The application was tested in three different scenarios with different levels of obstruction, showing that it is capable of providing alerts up to 300 meters, and notifying vehicles within less than 1 second.

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EYES: A Novel Overtaking Assistance System for Vehicular Networks

Cited by 12 publications

References 13 publications

A Survey on Efficient Authentication Schemes of VANETs

A Survey on Efficient Authentication Schemes of VANETs

An ITS solution providing real-time visual overtaking assistance using smartphones

An Intelligent Transportation System Application for Smartphones Based on Vehicle Position Advertising and Route Sharing in Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks

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