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An Infrastructure-Assisted Workload Scheduling for Computational Resources Exploitation in the Fog-Enabled Vehicular Network by Ibrahim Sorkhoh; Dariush Ebrahimi; Chadi Assi; Sanaa Sharafeddine; Maurice Khabbaz is a Computer Science article available to read on EtoBox.

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The vehicle-as-a-resource is an emerging concept that allows the exploitation of the vehicles' computational resources for the purpose of executing tasks offloaded by passengers, vehicles or even an internet-of-things devices. This paper revolves around a scenario where a roadside unit located at the edge of a hierarchical multi-tier edge computing sub-network resorts to the utilization of idle vehicles computational resources through fog-enabled substructure yielding a cost-effective computational tasks offloading solution. In this context, scheduling the offload of these tasks to the appropriate vehicles is a challenging problem that is subject to the interaction of major role playing parameters. Among these parameters are: the variability of vehicles availability and their computational power, the individual tasks' weighted priorities and their deadlines, the tasks required computational power as well as the required data to upload/download. This paper proposes an infrastructure-assisted task scheduling scheme where the road side unit receives computational tasks from different sources and schedule these tasks over a computationallycapable vehicles residing within the roadside u

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Author

Ibrahim Sorkhoh; Dariush Ebrahimi; Chadi Assi; Sanaa Sharafeddine; Maurice Khabbaz

Publisher

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

Published

2020

Language

EN

Field

Computer Science (Physical Sciences)