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Fog vehicular computing: augmentation of fog computing using vehicular cloud computing
Sookhak, Mehdi Yu, F Richard He, Ying Talebian, Hamid Sohrabi Safa, Nader Zhao, Nan Khan, Muhammad Khurram Kumar, Neeraj
Sookhak, Mehdi
Yu, F Richard
He, Ying
Talebian, Hamid
Sohrabi Safa, Nader
Zhao, Nan
Khan, Muhammad Khurram
Kumar, Neeraj
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2017-07-27
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Fog computing has emerged as a promising solution for accommodating the surge of mobile traffic and reducing latency, both known to be inherent problems of cloud computing. Fog services, including computation, storage, and networking, are hosted in the vicinity of end users (edge of the network), and, as a result, reliable access is provisioned to delay-sensitive mobile applications. However, in some cases, the fog computing capacity is overwhelmed by the growing number of demands from patrons, particularly during peak hours, and this can subsequently result in acute performance degradation. In this article, we address this problem by proposing a new concept called fog vehicular computing (FVC) to augment the computation and storage power of fog computing. We also design a comprehensive architecture for FVC and present a number of salient applications. The result of implementation clearly shows the effectiveness of the proposed architecture. Finally, some open issues and envisioned directions are discussed for future research in the context of FVC.
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Sookhak, M., Yu, R., He, Y., Talebian, H., Sohrabi Safa, N., Zhao, N., Khan, M.K. and Kumar, N. (2017) Fog vehicular computing : augmentation of fog computing using vehicular cloud computing. IEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine, 12 (3). pp. 55-64. doi:10.1109/MVT.2017.2667499
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