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On the reliability of safety applications in VANETs

Ma et al., 2012

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886148667114537061
Author
Ma X
Yin X
Trivedi K
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International Journal of Performability Engineering

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This paper provides an overview of reliability issues in vehicular ad-hoc networks (VANETs) for safety-related applications. First, IEEE 802.11 p based DSRC system, communication environment, and applications on safety related services are introduced. The factors …
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