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A Communication Based Train Control System [13].

A Communication Based Train Control System [13].

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Fig. 1. Non-Manager Method [9].
Fig. 2. Manager Method [9].
Fig. 3. Centralised Method [12].
Fig. 4. Distributed Method [12].
+3 Fig. 5. Coordination model [9].
Cross-Layer Design in Wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN)
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Wireless communication is one of the fastest-growing technologies. The demand for connecting devices without the use of cables is increasing everywhere. There was a time when we used to use wired LANs which made use of wires as a medium to connect hosts such that they can communicate and share information with each other but the whole architecture...
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... train-ground communications. The author's design an approach to make physical layer parameters and handoff decisions work in collaboration to enhance the train controller performance by using linear quadratic cost as a performance metric for the controller [13]. CBTC is an automated train control system that is comprised of five subsystems [26]. Fig. 6 shows the pictorial representation of a communication-based train control system. The automatic train operation subsystem (ATO) brings the train on the guidance trajectory on the basis of performance metrics such as users' comfort and energy savings, the metrics given by the automatic train supervision subsystem (ATS). A zone ...

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