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On vehicle-to-roadside communications in 802.11 p/WAVE VANETsCampolo et al., 2011
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- Campolo C
- Molinaro A
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- 2011 IEEE wireless communications and networking conference
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A wide variety of applications aiming to improve traffic efficiency or to provide information/ entertainment to passengers in vehicles are intended to be delivered in Vehicular Ad hoc Networks in the near future. Most of these applications require vehicles to access a remote …
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