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The MAC layer of VANETs

Campolo et al., 2015

Document ID
11791893850850181936
Author
Campolo C
Molinaro A
Scopigno R
Ozturk S
Mišić J
Mišić V
Publication year
Publication venue
Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks: Standards, Solutions, and Research

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The design of the Medium Access Control (MAC) layer for vehicular networks should carefully cope with fast changing topologies caused by vehicle mobility, short connection lifetimes, harsh propagation environments, high node density, and heterogeneous traffic …
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