(2024-01-01) Alolaiwy, Muhammad Musaad M; Zohdy, Mohamed A; Kaur, Amanpreet; Louis, Steven; Rugge, Erica
Technological advancements in wireless communication networks have enabled futuristic applications that support massive device access and pervasive communications. Moreover, vehicular networks in Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) require efficient communication and routing schemes to accommodate Electric and Flying Vehicles (EnFVs). A centralized approach is often flawed due to the high mobility and dynamic nature of device movement. Therefore, efficient and novel solutions are required to provide connectivity to EnFVs without any centrally connected unit. Our main focus in this study is to enable a faster, better, and improved communication platform for EnFVs, support a wide range of applications.