Future railway communications, Guest Editorial

David Matolak (1) , Marion Berbineau (2) , David Michelson (3) , Chen Chen (4)

1 College of Engineering and Computing [Columbia]
2 IFSTTAR/COSYS - Département Composants et Systèmes
3 UBC - University of British Columbia
4 Samsung

The growth of intelligent transportation systems (ITS) has recently accelerated as governments and regulators seek to use ITS to achieve important economic and policy goals. ITS must be efficient, environmentally friendly ("green"), and, of course, safe. The scope of ITS is broad, and all transportation modes will require communications, including future vehicular (automotive) systems and vehicle-to-vehicle/vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2V/V2I) communications, aeronautical communications, maritime communications, satellite communications, railway communications, and possibly others.

Mots clés: WIRELESS COMMUNICATION; RAILWAY COMMUNICATION; RADIO COMMUNICATION; INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS; CELLULAR NETWORKS; LONG TERM EVOLUTION; COMPUTER SECURITY

Mots clés: SYSTEME DE TRANSPORT INTELLIGENT; TRANSPORT FERROVIAIRE; TRANSMISSION DES DONNEES

Domaines: Réseaux et télécommunications [cs.NI]

David Matolak, Marion Berbineau, David Michelson, Chen Chen. Future railway communications, Guest Editorial. IEEE Communications Magazine, 2015, 10 (53), p60-61. ⟨10.1109/MCOM.2015.7295464⟩. ⟨hal-01576274⟩