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    <title>IOT enabled intra-vehicular communication for designing a smart car</title>
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    <namePart>Mohammad Hameez Mat Zin</namePart>
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    <dateIssued>2016</dateIssued>
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  <abstract>Nowadays, the quantity of sensor nodes in the vehicle has expanded altogether because of the expanding of various vehicular applications. Since then, the wired connection is not adaptable and flexible due to the internal structure of the vehicle, thus, there is an expanding level of appeal to design a system in which the wired connections with the sensor node are supplanted with wireless connections. Design a wireless sensor system inside the vehicle is quite challenging than other systems, e.g., wireless, sensor and computer network, due to the unpredictable environment inside the vehicle. In this paper, we design a test-bed for intra-vehicular communications. Internet of Things enabled Intra-Vehicular Communication (IVC) refers to the system where huge number of sensors are associated with each other for sharing the vehicle's status data to build up a smart vehicular system. The quantity of sensor nodes in the vehicle has expanded altogether because of the expanding vehicular applications. The marvel of congestion represents an issue in the IVC where the traffic load and number of sensors are expanded. Reliability is one of the key issues in intra-vehicular wireless sensor network, which is a promising research zone because of the expanding demand of different security and convenience applications in the vehicle. A large portion of the works about this basically concentrate on wireless, sensor and computer networks. In any case, the reliability observation on intra-vehicle wireless sensor network is not like the others due to unstable environment made by many parts inside the vehicle. In this paper, IoT enabled Intra-Vehicular Communication for Designing Smart Car, firstly, we did the research about the best technique for intra-vehicular network by comparing their simulation result. Finally, we design the test-bed to verifying and ensure the proposed technique will be work to in real life.</abstract>
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">Mohammad Hameez Mat Zin</note>
  <note>Faculty of Computer Systems and Software Engineering</note>
  <note>Project paper (Bachelor of Computer Science (Computer Systems &amp; Networking) With Honours) -- Universiti Malaysia Pahang – 2016</note>
  <note>Bibliography : p. 39</note>
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