On the effectiveness of WISPr in roadside-to-vehicle communications

Authors:
Syed Faraz Hasan;Nazmul H. Siddique;Shyam Chakraborty
Affiliations:
Intelligent Systems Research Centre, School of Computing and Intelligent Systems, Ulster University, UK;Intelligent Systems Research Centre, School of Computing and Intelligent Systems, Ulster University, UK;Intelligent Systems Research Centre, School of Computing and Intelligent Systems, Ulster University, UK
Venue:
IEEE Communications Letters
Year:
2010

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Abstract

We explore the idea of using available roadside WLAN access points (APs) for broadband vehicular communication. In this scenario, a moving vehicle is expected to encounter APs belonging to different ISPs. Thus, the role of a central architecture to support interoperability between different ISPs is crucial. Here, we provide a mathematical model to characterize the benefits associated with implementing WISPr in roadside-to-vehicle communication systems.