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LTE-V: A TD-LTE-based V2X solution for future vehicular network

Chen et al., 2016

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16181320151755614351
Author
Chen S
Hu J
Shi Y
Zhao L
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IEEE Internet of Things journal

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Diverse applications in vehicular network present specific requirements and challenges on wireless access technology. Although considered as the first standard, IEEE 802.11 p shows the obvious drawbacks and is still in the field-trial stage. In this paper, we propose long-term …
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