Cross-Border, Interoperable Cooperative Intelligent Transportation Systems: Could We Make Them Operational? [Editor’s Column]
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Aimed at increasing people’s mobility, the Cooperative Intelligent Transportation Systems (C-ITS) paradigm postulates that all modes of transport, and their means, are interconnected and their operations synchronized in time. This principle is also imposed on C-ITS infrastructures as well as services provided by C-ITS solutions. All of these inevitably require interconnectivity and interoperability among all C-ITS hard and soft components, products, and services. In return, such operational conditions make C-ITS components interdependable.
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IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Magazine
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14
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4
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Transport planning
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Vlacic, L, Cross-Border, Interoperable Cooperative Intelligent Transportation Systems: Could We Make Them Operational?, IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Magazine, 2022, 14 (4), pp. 3-4