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Vehicular Communications， Networks，and Applications 　　ZHUANG Weihua 　　Professor ZHUANG Weihua has been with the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering， University of Waterloo， Canada since 1993， where she is a professor and a Tier I Canada Research Chair in wireless communication networks. Her current research focuses on resource allocation and QoS provisioning in wireless networks， and on smart grid. She is a co?recipient of several best paper awards from IEEE conferences. Dr. ZHUANG was the Editor?in?Chief of IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology （2007?2013）. She serves as the Technical Program co?chair of the IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference （VTC） Fall 2016 to be held in Montreal， Canada. She is a fellow of the IEEE， a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering， a fellow of the Engineering Institute of Canada， and an elected member in the Board of Governors and vice president in Publications of the IEEE Vehicular Technology Society. 　　ZHU Hongzi 　　Professor ZHU Hongzi got his BS and ME from Jilin University， China in 2001 and 2004， respectively， and got his DE from Shanghai Jiao Tong University， China in 2009. He has been with the Department of Computer Science and Engineering， Shanghai Jiao Tong University， China since 2011， where he is an associate professor. His current research interests include vehicular networks， mobile sensing and computing， and wireless networks. Dr. ZHU is the leading guest editor of peer?to?peer networking and applications. He serves as the Track co?chair of the IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference （VTC） Fall 2016 to be held in Montreal， Canada and Technical Program Committee members of several prestigious conferences such as IEEE INFOCOM 2015-2017. He is a member of ACM， IEEE Computer Society， and IEEE Communication Society. 　　Avehicular ad hoc network （VANET） is a packet?switched network， consisting of mobile communication nodes mounted on vehicles， with very limited or no infrastructure support [1]. It