MCVC 2019 - Mobile Computing and Vehicle Communications (MCVC) Symposium

Mobile computing is more ubiquitous today as smart phones and other consumer electronic devices become
the primary means to access the Internet. The emerging concepts of 5G and mobile cloud computing have
also accelerated the integration of personal computing, distributed computing, cloud computing, and
wireless technologies. Another important domain of research is vehicle communications where continuously
increasing interactions between communications, computing and sensing in vehicular systems have
introduced many interesting, yet challenging, issues in diverse research areas such as computing platform,
connectivity, routing and broadcast, channel and link access, cooperation, capacity planning, scheduling,
and security and privacy preservation.
This symposium is devoted to cover original contributions in the design, development, and analysis of key
technological issues related to architectures, platforms, algorithms/protocols and applications in the joint
areas of mobile computing and vehicle communications. Technical papers describing original, previously
unpublished research, not currently under review by another conference or journal, are solicited. Topics of
interest include, but are not limited to:
● Novel applications, services, and cloud computing for mobile environments
● Cloud-assisted vehicle communications
● Mobile vehicular social networks
● Architecture of mobile networks and host
● Information systems and applications for intelligent transportation systems
● Channel measurement and modeling for V2V or V2I channels
● V2X protocols in vehicular networks and communications
● Vehicle ad hoc networks and Vehicle sensor networks
● 5G enabling V2X systems
● Wireless channel and media access control protocols
● Mobile IoT
● Wireless access virtualization and resource management in mobile environments
● Performance modeling and characterization in mobile environments
● Mobility management, analysis and vehicle traffic analysis
● Quality of service for mobile communication systems and interactive applications
● Economics of vehicular communications and intelligent transportation system
● System evaluation methodologies and testbed experiments and measurements
● Scalability and reliability in mobile communication system
● Security and privacy in mobile computing environments
● Data management, analysis, and compression in mobile environments and for vehicle
communications.
● Inter-networking between mobile communication systems
● Application and service in wireless sensor networks