Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Communication for Intelligent Transportation: 2nd Edition
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Communications".
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Interests: Internet of Things; intelligent transportation systems; wireless communications
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Interests: internet of vehicles; big data; pervasive computing
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Interests: intelligent transportation systems; internet of vehicles; distributed computing
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Interests: trusted computing network; internet of things and edge computing security; wireless network physical layer security; blockchain technology; distributed collaborative attack and defense technology; data security and privacy protection
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Interests: mobile edge computing; artificial intelligence
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Over the last few years, as a result of advanced communication technologies, V2X (vehicle-to-everything) communication has been applied to intelligent transportation systems (ITS), such as road safety, cooperative autonomous driving, entertainment services, and many other use cases. A V2X-enabled ITS guarantees more efficient and reliable travel. Increasingly, the substantial development of wireless communication technology for V2X communication and networking enables the development of novel ITS services and applications:
- New wireless communications and networking architecture for V2X and ITS;
- Novel theory, technology, methodology, tools, and applications for V2X and ITS;
- Modelling, simulation, and field evaluation for V2X and ITS;
- Big data and data analytics for V2X and ITS;
- Machine learning techniques for V2X and ITS;
- Edge architecture, service, and applications for V2X and ITS;
- New paradigms and management for smart mobility;
- Vehicular networking, vehicular cloud, and internet of vehicles (IoV);
- Cooperative perception strategies within V2X;
- Cooperative decision-making processes enhanced by V2X;
- Collaborative planning mechanisms through V2X.
This Special Issue of the Sensors aims to discuss a novel design of V2X architecture, techniques, networks, services, and applications for ITS and the search for innovative solutions for meeting the expectation of V2X communication and ITS.
Prof. Dr. Chen Chen
Prof. Dr. Kai Liu
Dr. Lei Liu
Prof. Dr. Qingqi Pei
Dr. Dapeng Lan
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything)
- intelligent transportation systems (ITS)
- wireless communication
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