Design of Electric Vehicle’s Operation Management Platform Based on Cloud Computing and Internet of Vehicle

Zhi Yuan Lu; Yang He; Ming Yu Zhao; Yi Chu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.608-609.1647

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Design of Electric Vehicle’s Operation Management Platform Based on Cloud Computing and Internet of Vehicle

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Based on the current research on the application of cloud computing and internet of vehicle, the design of electric vehicle’s operation management platform based on cloud computing is proposed. Firstly, the subsystem function design of electric vehicle’s operation management platform is analyzed, and the formation of platform is introduced. Then, based on theory of cloud computing and internet of vehicle, the software architecture, including core service layer, service management layer and user interface access layer, is built, and the key technology of operation management platform is analyzed. Finally, the system deployment based on private cloud and hybrid cloud is proposed. The research has an important role on the large-scale construction of electric vehicle operation network.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 608-609)

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Zhi Yuan Lu, Yang He, Ming Yu Zhao, Yi Chu

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Cloud Computing, Electric Vehicle (EV), Internet of Vehicle, Operation Management Platform

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