Toward Secure and Trustworthy Vehicular Fog Computing: A Survey
IEEE Access,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12, P. 35154 - 35171
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
The
integration
of
fog
computing
in
vehicular
networks
has
led
to
significant
advancements
road
safety,
traffic
control,
entertainment,
and
comfort
services.
Vehicular
Fog
Computing
(VFC)
emerges
as
an
optimistic
solution,
offering
a
pathway
responsive
service
requests.
VFC
uses
either
onboard
vehicle
computers
or
vehicles
infrastructure
between
the
underlying
cloud,
addressing
limitations
centralized
data
processing
traditional
cloud
computing.
However,
faces
security
vulnerabilities
due
open
nature
its
deployment.
In
this
survey,
we
explore
threats
confronting
review
existing
solutions
related
their
detection
mitigation
capabilities.
This
paper
provides
comprehensive
overview
foundational
concept
Computing,
architectures,
critical
role
various
intelligent
applications.
Moreover,
it
spotlights
trust
concerns
deploying
real-time
big
analytics
within
environment.
survey
identifies
pressing
issues
outlines
potential
research
directions,
insights
for
community
address
while
designing
secure
architectures.
Language: Английский
A Joint Optimization of Resource Allocation Management and Multi-Task Offloading in High-Mobility Vehicular Multi-Access Edge Computing Networks
Hong Min,
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Amir Masoud Rahmani,
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Payam Ghaderkourehpaz
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et al.
Ad Hoc Networks,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
166, P. 103656 - 103656
Published: Sept. 6, 2024
Language: Английский
DRL-based Task Scheduling Scheme in Vehicular Fog Computing: Cooperative and mobility aware approach
Ad Hoc Networks,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 103819 - 103819
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
PAM: Predictive analytics and modules‐based computation offloading framework using greedy heuristics and 5G NR‐V2X
Transactions on Emerging Telecommunications Technologies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
35(7)
Published: June 25, 2024
Abstract
Recent
advancements
in
distributed
computing
systems
have
shown
promising
prospects
enabling
the
effective
usage
of
many
next‐generation
applications.
These
applications
include
a
wide
range
fields,
such
as
healthcare,
interactive
gaming,
video
streaming,
and
other
related
technologies.
Among
solutions
are
evolving
vehicular
fog
(VFC)
frameworks
that
make
use
IEEE
3GPP
protocols
advanced
optimization
algorithms.
However,
these
approaches
often
rely
on
outdated
or
computationally
intensive
mathematical
techniques
for
solving
representing
their
models.
Additionally,
some
not
thoroughly
considered
type
application
during
evaluation
validation
phases.
In
response
to
challenges,
we
developed
“predictive
analytics
modules”
(PAM)
framework,
which
operates
time
event‐driven
basis.
It
utilizes
up‐to‐date
address
inherent
unpredictability
VFC‐enabled
required
smart
healthcare
systems.
Through
combination
greedy
heuristic
approach
offloading
architecture,
PAM
efficiently
optimizes
decisions
task
computation
allocation.
This
is
achieved
through
specialized
algorithms
provide
support
weaker
devices,
all
within
frame
under
100
ms.
To
assess
performance
comparison
three
benchmark
methodologies,
pathways
employed
average
time,
probability
density
function,
pareto‐analysis,
algorithmic
run
complexity.
Language: Английский