A Comparison of Communications Systems for VII
Jim Marousek, Scott Andrews, Matthew Dorfman
Abstract
Jim Marousek, Scott Andrews, Matthew Dorfman
Abstract
This paper compares the benefits of several different communications systems for fulfilling the goals of Vehicle Infrastructure Integration envisioned by the US Department of Transportation, including Cellular, WiFi, WiMax, Satellite, and DSRC. It concludes that DSRC offers the most useful functional and performance attributes.
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This paper compares the benefits of several different communications systems for fulfilling the goals of Vehicle Infrastructure Integration envisioned by the US Department of Transportation, including Cellular, WiFi, WiMax, Satellite, and DSRC. It concludes that DSRC offers the most useful functional and performance attributes.
Key concepts: Dedicated short-range communications, WiMAX, Telecommunications, Computer science, Communications satellite, System integration, Communications system, Intelligent transportation system