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Integrating LP-WAN communications within the vehicular ecosystem.

Sanchez-Iborra et al., 2017

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10950614224699109885
Author
Sanchez-Iborra R
Gómez J
Santa J
Fernández P
Skarmeta A
Publication year
Publication venue
J. Internet Serv. Inf. Secur.

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Vehicular communications are attracting the attention of both the academy and industry since some time ago. Most of the developed services rely on short-range communication technologies or on non-vehicular oriented cellular solutions such as 4G. In turn, during the …
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