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The Next Generation Vehicular Networks, Modeling, Algorithm and Applications

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As one of the most important enabling technologies to realize the next generation intelligent transportation system (ITS), vehicular networks are considered as a set of vehicles embedded with on-board units (OBUs) and road infrastructures (i.e., roadside units (RSUs) and base stations (BSs)). With a radio interface, each OBU can make the connection with other OBUs, RSUs, BSs and other smart devices, by which they can communicate with each other to share useful information with the goal of facilitating the driving and transportation system. Generally, as the typical scenario which is shown in Fig. 1.1, vehicular networks mainly consist of two types: (1) vehicle to vehicle communications, i.e., V2V, and (2) vehicle to roadside infrastructure communications, i.e., V2I.

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