The main objectives are:
The developed platform will be demonstrated and evaluated for specific scenarios that include special use cases, i.e. tunnels and platooning.
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The ROADART T2X channel modeling task was based on wideband multidimensional channel measurements at 5.9 GHz ITS frequency band. Three channel measurement campaigns were undertaken; two in Germany and one in Greece.
The ROADART Geometric Stochastic Framework is available for everybody in the following git repository:
https://github.com/maliatsos/roadart_channel_model
This repository contains a current implementation of the Geometric Stochastic Vehicle-to-Vehicle and Truck-to-Truck channel model that was extracted in the context of the Horizon 2020 ROADART project (WP2).
The repository is dynamic and it will continue to update after the conclusion of the project. Long term support is provided by University of Piraeus Research Center (UPRC).
Users should investigate as tutorials roadart_simulator.m and main.m in order to understand the rationale behind the ROADART channel model and as a tutorial on the use of the functional procedures and classes.
Access to measurements is provided through ftp connection (check raw_data.txt in the git)
We strongly encourage researchers to create their own git branches and use, test and evaluate the ROADART channels.
For information, questions, contributions and bugs please contact UPRC - we will be happy to assist you or cooperate.
Contact Person: Konstantinos Maliatsos : kmaliat@unipi.gr or maliatsos@mobile.ntua.gr
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 636565.