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A survey on adaptive multi-channel MAC protocols in VANETs using Markov models

Nguyen et al., 2018

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13248511551091293560
Author
Nguyen V
Kim O
Pham C
Oo T
Tran N
Hong C
Huh E
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IEEE Access

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A medium access control (MAC) protocol is designed to disseminate safety messages reliably and rapidly to improve the safety and efficiency of vehicles on the road in vehicular ad-hoc networks (VANETs). VANETs, which are created by moving vehicles, have specific …
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