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Particulars. Name: Carlo Borgiattino Date of birth: 15 March 1985. Permanent address: Piossasco , Torino (Italy) I got my master degree in Communication Engineering in 2011 from Politecnico di Torino.
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Particulars Name: Carlo Borgiattino Date of birth: 15 March 1985 Permanent address: Piossasco, Torino (Italy) I got my master degree in Communication Engineering in 2011 from Politecnicodi Torino. In the past year, I worked as a research assistant of Telecommunication Networks at the Politecnicodi Torino. My interests focus on wireless ad-hoc mesh and vehicular networks.
Master thesis Title: Multifrequency Vehicle-Infrastructure communication Advisors: Claudio Casetti, Carla-Fabiana Chiasserini Objective: Evaluating the advantages given by the use of non conventional low-frequency bands in vehicular communication In particular: • Implement a new signalling protocol for content dowloading in VANETs; • Test the protocol behaviour and performance; • Compare the multifrequency communication to the single frequency one.
Use of non conventional low-frequency band WHITE SPACES Spectrum: UHF, in particularbelow 1 GHz. Applications: • Wide area coverage • Remote monitoring • Vehicularcommunication Multifrequency vehicle-infrastructure communication
Protocoloverwiev • Goal • content downloading service • safety information • Network components: • Central Controller (CC) • Road Side Unit (RSU) • Vehicles Usespecificsignallingmessages Multifrequencycommunication Scenario:VANETsexperimental test
The Villa Gualinotestbed Multifrequencycommunication: AP1 700MHzchannelisemulatedby 5 GHz network CC APs and vehiclecommunicate at 2.4GHz AP2
The equipment The roadside unit The moving vehicle
Current & Future Work • Test with a real 700 MHz channel in Val di Viù(TO) [1]; • Creating a RSSI mapof the accesspointcoverage in the database of the CC; • Modelvehicular network usingqueueingtheory. References: [1] C.Borgiattino, C. Casetti, C.-F. Chiasserini, N. Di Maio, A. Ghittino, M. Reineri Experiences with UHF Bands for Content Downloading in Vehicular Networks, Workshop on …., WCNC 2012, Paris, France, April 2012.
