Vehicle-to-Vehicle Wireless Real Time Image Transmission for Traffic Awareness
D V S Ramanjaneyulu and Gerardine Immaculate Mary. Article: Vehicle-to-Vehicle Wireless Real Time Image Transmission for Traffic Awareness. International Journal of Applied Information Systems 1(2):16-19, January 2012. BibTeX
@article{key:article, author = "D V S Ramanjaneyulu and Gerardine Immaculate Mary", title = "Article: Vehicle-to-Vehicle Wireless Real Time Image Transmission for Traffic Awareness", journal = "International Journal of Applied Information Systems", year = 2012, volume = 1, number = 2, pages = "16-19", month = "January", note = "Published by Foundation of Computer Science, New York, USA" }
Abstract
In recent years the number of vehicles in roads have increased, which has causes high density in traffic and further problems like accident and road congestion. A solution regarding to this problem is vehicle-to-vehicle communication, where vehicles are able to communicate with their neighboring vehicles even in the absence of central base station to provide safe and more efficient road information. The goal of this paper is to communicate among vehicles for the awareness of real time traffic by sending images of the road situation at that particular instant of time. One vehicle sends information to the vehicle behind it, and so on. By using this image we find the updated traffic information. Here we are using WAVE (Wireless Access in Vehicular Environment), new wireless technology for vehicle communication, which is operated in the range of 5.850-5.925 GHz.
Reference
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Keywords
IEEE 802.11p, WAVE, Matlab, Vehicle to Vehicle Communication, Dedicated Short Range Communications DSRC OFDM