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Connected Vehicle Problems, Challenges, and Major Technologies

Project Summary

The objective of the project is to compare and evaluate existing and emerging VANET (vehicular ad-hoc network) technologies in connected vehicle environments, including, but not limited to, the architecture, routing protocols, and hardware of vehicle to vehicle (V2V) and vehicle to infrastructure (V2I) communications. During this project, the research team will: (1.) Provide an up-to-date overview and comparison of existing and emerging VANET technologies and their applications; (2.) Identify technical challenges and potential solutions associated with the systems architecture. hardware and software in VANET deployments; (3.) Demonstrate secure V2I and V2V messaging via round trip timing and security-enhanced location sensors in a realistic attack scenario. This experiment will be undertaken in a laboratory setting. (4.) Provide guidelines for V2I and V2V applications in Texas roadway settings and identify opportunities for data collection through Connected Vehicle (CV) systems.

Project Number

0-6845

Status

Completed

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Project Details

Start Date

1/16/2015

End Date

12/31/2016

Performing Institution(s)

Center for Transportation Research (CTR)

Research Team

RS: Chandra Bhat

Sponsor

Project Manager

Darrin Jensen

Amount Funded

FY15: $126,500
FY16: $167,500
FY17: $41,000

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Functional Area

Safety and Operations

Index Terms

Intelligent transportation systems
Intelligent vehicles
Mobile communication systems
State of the practice
Technological innovations
Vehicle to infrastructure communications
Vehicle to vehicle communications

Lead University

CTR

Researcher

Bhat, Chandra R. (Chandrasekhar R. ), 1964-

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Record Added:

3/12/2015

Record Updated:

7/28/2023 5:31 AM EDT

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