The Fleetnet project aims at the development of a wireless ad hoc network for inter-vehicle communications. We present the rationale behind the choice of an appropriate radio hardware and the use of a position-based routing approach and outline applications to exploit the Fleetnet platform. In addition, we discuss simulation of vehicle movements as a basis for protocol evaluation as well as aspects of Internet integration of Fleetnet. We state the basic problems together with the intended approach of tackling these challenges, thereby providing an overview of the Fleetnet project.
This article presents the latest status and achievements of the IEEE Communication Society Standards for Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks, formerly IEEE Standards Coordinating Committee 41, which develops standards in the areas of dynamic spectrum access, cognitive radio, interference management, coordination of wireless systems, advanced spectrum management, and policy languages for next generation radio systems under the sponsorship of the IEEE Communications Society. The article also envisions future directions for the DYSPAN Committee
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