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    Alexander Peysakhovich, Christian Kroer, Nicolas Usunier
    Maxime C. Cohen, Adam N. Elmachtoub, Xiao Lei
    David García-Soriano, Francesco Bonchi
    Amr Sharaf, Hal Daume III, Renkun Ni
    Eleonora Viganò, Corinna Hertweck, Christoph Heitz, Michele Loi
    Bruno Scarone, Alfredo Viola, Renée J. Miller
    Jamelle Watson-Daniels, Solon Barocas, Jake M. Hofman, Alexandra Chouldechova
    L. Elisa Celis, Lingxiao Huang, Vijay Keswani, Nisheeth K. Vishnoi
    Walter Balzano, Marco La Pegna, Silvia Stranieri, Fabio Vitale

    Abstract Parking slot detection is one of the most popular applications of Vehicular ad Hoc Network re-search field. Proposing smart algorithms for fast parking is crucial not only to facilitate drivers, but also to reduce traffic congestion, pollution, and vehicle …

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    Abstract Parking slot detection is one of the most popular applications of Vehicular ad Hoc Network re-search field. Proposing smart algorithms for fast parking is crucial not only to facilitate drivers, but also to reduce traffic congestion, pollution, and vehicle energy consumption. Typically, an urban area has several competitive car parks and, in order to make the parking process automatic, a mechanism to ensure a fair competition among them is needed. Among all the methods able to guarantee transparency and equity in a system, blockchain is a robust technology. It has been success- fully applied in many different research fields, from financial to health. In this work, we provide an automaticparking system in which vehicles are allocated among several competitive parking areas (called competitors), through a blockchain-based approach, by applying a consensus mechanism to manage the system modifications. To this aim, two classes of fairness constraints are defined, according to which any new operation on the parking consortium must be approved by the members. Such an approach brings benefits for different reasons, starting from traffic condition improvement, up to driver stress and pollution decrease.

    Bin Liu, Weijia Hu