Exploiting the Height of Vehicles in Vehicular Communication Mate Boban1,3 , Rui Meireles2,3 , Jo˜ao Barros3 , Ozan Tonguz1 and Peter Steenkiste1,2 {, , , , prs

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Date: 2013-07-15 15:56:48 Wireless networking Wireless Technology Mobile technology Vehicular communication systems Vehicular ad hoc network Vehicle-to-vehicle Intelligent transportation system Telematics Non-line-of-sight propagation Wireless ad hoc network Automobile safety		Exploiting the Height of Vehicles in Vehicular Communication Mate Boban1,3 , Rui Meireles2,3 , Jo˜ao Barros3 , Ozan Tonguz1 and Peter Steenkiste1,2 {, , , , prs Add to Reading List Source URL: mateboban.net Download Document from Source Website File Size: 559,19 KB Share Document on Facebook

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