Mechanism and system for transmitting vehicle emergency message based on DSRC
An emergency information and emergency message technology, applied in the field of intelligent transportation system, can solve the problems of high maintenance cost, difficult roadside infrastructure erection, hindering the promotion of inter-vehicle communication technology, etc., so as to reduce traffic accidents and enhance safety.
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[0026] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings.
[0027] In ITS, the network formed by inter-vehicle self-organization is responsible for the communication of safety information and data of the local vehicle network. The invention adopts the vehicle network framework based on DSRC. No matter what kind of information is to be transmitted in the vehicle network, the transmission of safety information must be guaranteed first. Therefore, the use of multi-channel technology has become inevitable for the DSRC system, and the industry has reached a consensus on this. The frequency band assigned by the United States Communications Commission (FCC) for DSRC communication is located in the 5.9GHz frequency band, which consists of seven non-overlapping channels with a bandwidth of 10MHz, and two channels can also be used in combination to expand the bandwidth. In order to meet the communication require...
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