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The WiVec Symposium seeks original papers - not published or currently under review for another workshop, conference, or journal - in the area of vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V), vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I), and vehicle-to-person (V2P) wireless communications. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

  • RF technologies, antenna design, physical layer and propagation models.
  • Radio resource management and interference management.
  • Spectrum assignment and EMC regulations.
  • Architecture, networking protocols (including ad-hoc, routing, data dissemination, etc) and their evalutation.
  • QoS and cross-layer optimization design.
  • Communications systems and technologies.
  • Testbeds and simulation platforms.
  • Interworking with sensor network technologies.
  • In-car electronics and embedded integration of wireless vehicular communications.
  • Roadside infrastructure.
  • Mobility management, mobility and vehicle traffic models.
  • Digital maps and location technologies.
  • Decision and control issues.
  • Human-Machine Interface.
  • Applications (Ecall, toll collection, traffic information, wireless diagnosis etc.).
  • Security, liability and privacy.
  • Standards development, business models, policies (e.g., Cooperative aspects of vehicular communication).
  • Assessment of impact on transport efficiency and safety.
  • Scalability issues in metropolitan-wide vehicular networks.

Authors are encouraged to submit full length papers (maximum 5 pages) following the submission guidelines provided at http://wivec2007.trackchair.com/.

Important Dates

Acceptance notification: 28 May 2007
Camera-ready papers: 8 June 2007

All accepted papers will be published on the IEEE Xplore database. A selection of the best five WiVeC papers will be published in a special issue of the IEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine (www.ieeevtm.org).

 

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