The 13th ACM symposium on design and analysis of vehicular networks and applications invites prospective authors to submit original technical papers for presentation at the conference and publication in the ACM Proceedings and Digital Library.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Performance monitoring tools for wiireless and wired networks;
• Perfomance tools for ad hoc, sensor, and ubiquitous networks;
• Tracing and trace analysis;
• Discrete and Continuous models;
• Measurement architectures and systems;
• QoS monitoring and sampling;
• Measurement-based optimization of heterogeneous networks;
• Performance analysis and evaluation of mobile services;
• Automatic performance analysis;
• Performance evaluation of wirelss sensor networks;
• Mobility modeling and management;
• Traffic modeling and engineering;
• Prototype implementation of wireless/mobile networks and systems;
• Techniques for prototyping wireless networks;
• Valiadation through measurement and prototyping
• Predictive performance models for ad hoc, sensor and ubiquitous networks;
• Probabilistic models for ad hoc, sensor and ubiquitous networks;
• Performance and power management control;
• Case studies demonstrating the role of performance monitoring and evaluation;
• Applications of performance monitoring to improve QoS;
• Connected vehicles and Internet of Vehicles (IoV);
• Vehicle to Vehicle (V2V) communication;
• Vehicle to Infrastructure communication;
• Design and development of communications protocols and infrastructure and standards for connected vehicles;
• Control, Modeling, Simulation and experiments for connected vehicles;
• Testing, evaluation and verification;
• Vehicle location prediction;
• Event detection based on V2V and V2I connectivity;
• Peer-to-Peer data sharing;
• Context-Aware Internet of Things Services for intelligent transportation;
• Context Aware Computing and Internet of Things;
• Services in intelligent transportation;
• Authentication and secure V2V communication in IoV.
• Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
• Automated Vehicles
• Driver State and Intent Recognition
• Eco-driving and Energy-efficient Vehicles
• Collision Avoidance
• Pedestrian Protection and Proximity Detection Technology
• Autonomous / Intelligent Robotic Vehicles
• IV related Image, Radar, Lidar Signal Processing
• Vehicle Control
• Human Factors and Human Machine Interaction
• Novel Interfaces and Displays
• Intelligent Vehicle Software Security