2023
DOI: 10.1108/rs-01-2023-0002
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MPC-based time synchronization method for V2V (vehicle-to-vehicle) communication

Abstract: PurposeAs the strategy of 5G new infrastructure is deployed and advanced, 5G-R becomes the primary technical system for future mobile communication of China’s railway. V2V communication is also an important application scenario of 5G communication systems on high-speed railways, so time synchronization between vehicles is critical for train control systems to be real-time and safe. How to improve the time synchronization performance in V2V communication is crucial to ensure the operational safety and efficienc… Show more

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“…According to [121], this concept can also be used for the dynamic coupling and decoupling of individual freight wagons and should notably improve the railway system capacity and throughput under varying freight transport demand. A comparative analysis of direct and indirect V2V communication between trains using fifth generation radio networks for railways (5G-R) for the purpose of platooning was presented in [122], wherein direct communication, although faster, requires additional means of synchronisation due to the absence of a central clock on the fixed communications node (repeater). The results in [122] also indicate that using advanced communications characterised by low latency can facilitate the high-precision synchronisation of train speeds and mutual distance within a platooning configuration.…”
Section: State Of the Art In Communication Systems In Railwaysmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…According to [121], this concept can also be used for the dynamic coupling and decoupling of individual freight wagons and should notably improve the railway system capacity and throughput under varying freight transport demand. A comparative analysis of direct and indirect V2V communication between trains using fifth generation radio networks for railways (5G-R) for the purpose of platooning was presented in [122], wherein direct communication, although faster, requires additional means of synchronisation due to the absence of a central clock on the fixed communications node (repeater). The results in [122] also indicate that using advanced communications characterised by low latency can facilitate the high-precision synchronisation of train speeds and mutual distance within a platooning configuration.…”
Section: State Of the Art In Communication Systems In Railwaysmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A comparative analysis of direct and indirect V2V communication between trains using fifth generation radio networks for railways (5G-R) for the purpose of platooning was presented in [122], wherein direct communication, although faster, requires additional means of synchronisation due to the absence of a central clock on the fixed communications node (repeater). The results in [122] also indicate that using advanced communications characterised by low latency can facilitate the high-precision synchronisation of train speeds and mutual distance within a platooning configuration. The introduction of nonlinear train dynamics and motion resistances due to track gradient and curvature, as well as the locomotive power limitations and safety constraints at junctions into the rail traffic model based on high-bandwidth communication for the precise position and speed of the trains, may lead to significant reductions in headways, thus improving the railway system's capacity and throughput [123].…”
Section: State Of the Art In Communication Systems In Railwaysmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Active safety systems can avoid many accidents that could otherwise occur today due to drivers' decision-making. For such active and preventative systems to operate successfully, each vehicle needs to know the locations and motions of its neighboring cars [1]- [6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%