ITS SERVICES BY PUBLIC MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS
Satoshi Kurokawa
Abstract
Satoshi Kurokawa
Abstract
In Japan, nine areas have been identified for the development of ITS concept. This article describes the basic principles for realizing ITS through public mobile telecommunications networks, citing some examples from NTT DoCoMo, Japan's leading mobile communications carrier. The Japanese mobile communications market has achieved remarkable growth in the past several years, up to about 60 million subscribers, and therefore, one of the key factors of ITS success depends heavily on how these networks are utilized. Future developments after the planned introduction of IMT-2000 service are elaborated, and the desirable direction of ITS service are suggested from the perspective of mobile communications. For the covering abstract see ITRD E114174.
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In Japan, nine areas have been identified for the development of ITS concept. This article describes the basic principles for realizing ITS through public mobile telecommunications networks, citing some examples from NTT DoCoMo, Japan's leading mobile communications carrier. The Japanese mobile communications market has achieved remarkable growth in the past several years, up to about 60 million subscribers, and therefore, one of the key factors of ITS success depends heavily on how these networks are utilized. Future developments after the planned introduction of IMT-2000 service are elaborated, and the desirable direction of ITS service are suggested from the perspective of mobile communications. For the covering abstract see ITRD E114174.
Key concepts: Telecommunications, Mobile telephony, Mobile service, Public land mobile network, Telecommunications service, Key (lock), Service (business), Personal Communications Service