Instruct: Given a paper title, retrieve paper titles that are cited by the given paper.
Query: Integrating LTE-D2D and VLC techniques to support V2V communication
Radio Resource Management for D2D-Based V2V Communication
Vehicle-to-Everything (v2x) Services Supported by LTE-Based Systems and 5G
LTE and IEEE 802.11p for vehicular networking: a performance evaluation
Interference Mitigation in D2D Communication Underlaying LTE-A Network
A Systematic Approach for Attack Analysis and Mitigation in V2V Networks
WiFi Direct and LTE D2D in action
Link level performance comparison between LTE V2X and DSRC
Multiple Access in Cellular V2X: Performance Analysis in Highly Congested Vehicular Networks
lte for vehicular networking : a survey .
Architecture and protocols for LTE-based device to device communication
Network coding approach for vehicle-to-vehicle communication: Principles, protocols and benefits
Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access for High-Reliable and Low-Latency V2X Communications in 5G Systems
Interworking of DSRC and Cellular Network Technologies for V2X Communications: A Survey
Evaluation of automotive MIMO antennas for V2V communication in urban intersection scenarios
Applying VLC in 5G Networks: Architectures and Key Technologies
Simulating Cellular Communications in Vehicular Networks: Making SimuLTE Interoperable with Veins
RRC and MAC call flow procedures for D2D communication through sidelink in LTE-A
Performance study of LTE and mmWave in vehicle-to-network communications
Efficient resource allocation for device-to-device communication underlaying LTE network
A comparison of cellular vehicle-to-everything and dedicated short range communication
Approximate Parameter Synthesis for Probabilistic Time-Bounded Reachability
ReSOLV: Applying Cryptocurrency Blockchain Methods to Enable Global Cross-Platform Software License Validation
vehicular communication systems : enabling technologies , applications , and future outlook on intelligent transportation .
modeling smart grid applications with co - simulation .
A 0.4V ultra low-power UWB CMOS LNA employing noise cancellation