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Medium access control protocol design for vehicle–vehicle safety messages

Xu et al., 2007

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15269830602461164717
Author
Xu Q
Mak T
Ko J
Sengupta R
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IEEE Transactions on vehicular technology

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We propose a medium access control protocol design for a vehicle to send safety messages to other vehicles. We develop a Quality-of-Service (QoS) model for safety messages that are consistent with the active vehicle safety systems literature. Each message has a range and …
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