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Zhu et al., 2018 - Google Patents

Vehicular fog computing for video crowdsourcing: Applications, feasibility, and challenges

Zhu et al., 2018

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13487540221385639441
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Zhu C
Pastor G
Xiao Y
Ylajaaski A
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IEEE Communications Magazine

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With the growing adoption of dash cameras, we are seeing great potential for innovations by analyzing the video collected from vehicles. On the other hand, transmitting and analyzing a large amount of video, especially high-resolution video in real time, requires a lot of …
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