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Comparison between benefits and costs of offload of mobile Internet traffic via vehicular networks

Ligo et al., 2015

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9842662134379720800
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Ligo A
Peha J
Ferreira P
Barros J
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Abstract Dedicated Short Range Communications (DSRC) is an emerging technology that connects automobiles with each other and with roadside infrastructure. The US Department of Transportation may soon mandate that cars be equipped with DSRC to enhance safety …
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