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Benets of tight coupled architectures for the integration of GNSS receiver and Vanet transceiver

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An analysis on potential benefits coming from a tight(cid:2)coupling between the two VANETs is presented to show to what extent Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) services could benefit from the proposed architecture.

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