Cognitive radio for high speed railway through dynamic and opportunistic spectrum reuse - Université Polytechnique des Hauts-de-France
Poster Année : 2014

Cognitive radio for high speed railway through dynamic and opportunistic spectrum reuse

Marion Berbineau
Yann Cocheril
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Ali Kalakech
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Jean-Pierre Ghys
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Eric Simon
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Nathalie Haziza
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Rémi Painchault
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Kais Hassan
Ken-Ji de la Rosa
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Raymond Knopp
Jong-Hyouk Lee
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Henri Philippe
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Hassan Ghannoum
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David Sanz
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Philippe Massy
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Résumé

The integration of all the heterogeneous wireless networks deployed along European railway lines constitutes a key technical challenge to improve global efficiency of railway system. Emerging Cognitive Radio (CR) technologies can answer this challenge. The paper presents the first results obtained in the ANR project CORRIDOR (Cognitive Radio for High Speed Railway through Dynamic and Opportunistic spectrum Reuse) which is the first research project devoted to CR systems for Railway in France, taking into account very demanding railway applications: GSM-R which is the radio link of the ERTMS system, and other operational needs such as video surveillance of the inside of trains, data related to maintenance and Internet on board for passengers.
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hal-04079802 , version 1 (24-04-2023)

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Marion Berbineau, Emilie Masson, Yann Cocheril, Ali Kalakech, Jean-Pierre Ghys, et al.. Cognitive radio for high speed railway through dynamic and opportunistic spectrum reuse. 5th Transport Research Arena (TRA 2014), Apr 2014, Paris, France. , Proceedings of 2014 Transport Research Arena, TRA 2014, Paris, pp.1-10, 2014. ⟨hal-04079802⟩
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