Figure - available via license: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 InternationalContent may be subject to copyright.DownloadView publicationCopy referenceCopy captionEmbed figureA comparison between WAVE (IEEE 802.11p based), C-V2X (LTE rel. 14), and future 5G technologies for V2X communications.Source publication A Business and Legislative Perspective of V2X and Mobility Applications in 5G NetworksArticleFull-text available
Apr 2020
Muhammad Haruna Usman
Marwa Qaraqe
Muhammad Rizwan Asghar
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Qammer Abbasi
Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication is a powerful concept that not only ensures public safety (e.g., by avoiding road accidents) but also offers many economic benefits (e.g., by optimizing the macroscopic behavior of the traffic across an area). On the one hand, V2X communication brings new business opportunities for many stakeholders, such a...CiteDownload full-text
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Context 1... business and legal challenges of V2X communications. Table 1 summarizes the state-of-art of recent surveys in the field of V2X communication. These surveys cover a broad range of works in the area of V2X communications. However, it is evident from the table that most of these articles cover communication and security aspects of V2X communication TABLE 1: A summary of the V2X literature. A few works focus on the business and legislative perspective of V2X Reference Communication Security Legislation Business [3] [4] Partially [5] [6] Partially [7] [8] [9] Partially and only a few of them partially cover business aspects. Hence, highlighting the legislative and business challenges of V2X communications remains an open area of research. The rest of the article is organized as follows. Section II provides the recent status of V2X standardization. ...View in full-textContext 2... high-level comparison between C-V2X and WAVE is presented in Table 2 [12]. From Table 2, we can note that IEEE 802.11p is quite an old technology with more than 10 years of field trials. ...View in full-textContext 3... high-level comparison between C-V2X and WAVE is presented in Table 2 [12]. From Table 2, we can note that IEEE 802.11p is quite an old technology with more than 10 years of field trials. However, it lags behind in many features as compared to C-V2X standardized in release 14 of 3GPP. ...View in full-text
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