Development of DSRC Standards for Global Vehicular Communication and Their Application
Lingwen Zhang, Liu Liu, Yujia He, Cheng Tao
Abstract
Lingwen Zhang, Liu Liu, Yujia He, Cheng Tao
Abstract
This paper studied vehicle to vehicle and vehicle to infrastructure communication protocols, i.e., Dedicated Short Range Communication (DSRC) and Wireless Access in a Vehicular Environment (WAVE). It investigated the latest development of global vehicular communication standards of US, EU, Japan and China, revealed DSRC system architecture, fundamentals and standards, analyzed the key techniques of DSRC physical layer and MAC layer, and discussed the difference between IEEE 802. 11a and IEEE 802. 11p. Finally, it foresaw the future development prospect of DSRC in automobile industry and communication, and gave a deep insight into technical characteristics of DSRC communication, which provided a reference for working out the vehicular communication development strategy in China.
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This paper studied vehicle to vehicle and vehicle to infrastructure communication protocols, i.e., Dedicated Short Range Communication (DSRC) and Wireless Access in a Vehicular Environment (WAVE). It investigated the latest development of global vehicular communication standards of US, EU, Japan and China, revealed DSRC system architecture, fundamentals and standards, analyzed the key techniques of DSRC physical layer and MAC layer, and discussed the difference between IEEE 802. 11a and IEEE 802. 11p. Finally, it foresaw the future development prospect of DSRC in automobile industry and communication, and gave a deep insight into technical characteristics of DSRC communication, which provided a reference for working out the vehicular communication development strategy in China.
Key concepts: Dedicated short-range communications, IEEE 802.11p, Vehicular communication systems, Wireless, Physical layer, Vehicular ad hoc network, Telecommunications, Key (lock)