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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Vehicular networking"”.

  1. A Combined WiMAX/DSRC Approach to Vehicular Networking

    From wireless Internet access at cafes to the expanding popularity of smart phones, ubiquitous Internet access has generated much public demand and research. Supplying broadband Internet access for in-vehicle applications is a research area still in its infancy. This thesis examines the strengths …

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  2. Efficient channel allocation and medium access organization algorithms for vehicular networking

    <p>Due to the limited bandwidth available for Vehicular Ad-hoc Networks (VANETs), organizing the wireless channel access to efficiently use the bandwidth is one of the main challenges in VANET. In this dissertation, we focus on channel allocation and media access organization for …

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  3. Modelling and enhanced scheduling in the cellular vehicular sidelink standards

    Vehicular networking can address significant challenges in the areas of vehicular safety, traffic efficiency, and enables higher levels of autonomous driving for sustainable mobility. The Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) Cellular Vehicle-To-Everything (C-V2X) standard and subsequent New …

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  4. Performance of wireless off-road vehicular networks

    … are generating more interest in off-road vehicular networks than ever before. Current on-road and off-road vehicular networking technologies are either cost prohibitive, bandwidth limited, or exhibit too much latency. 802.11 standard networks are a low-cost, readily available technology …

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