(None-Data) - Local Unicast Wireless (1609.2)

Description:

This solution is used within the U.S.. It combines standards associated with (None-Data) with those for V-X: Local Unicast Wireless (1609.2). The (None-Data) standards include an unspecified set of standards at the upper layers. The V-X: Local Unicast Wireless (1609.2) standards include lower-layer standards that support local-area unicast wireless solutions applicable to North America, such as WAVE DSRC, LTE-V2X, LTE, Wi-Fi, etc.

Comm Profile: V-X: Local Unicast Wireless (1609.2)

Standards in Profile:

Level	Doc #	Standard	Description
Access		Bundle: Local Unicast Wireless SubNet (US)	A set of alternative standards that can be used to wirelessly unicast information device-to-device in a range of a few hundred meters without requiring the aid of a 3rd entity base station. This includes technologies such as WAVE, C-V2X, and the device-to-device mode of 3GPP 4G and 5G. NOTE: WAVE and C-V2X are both intended for the same 5.9 GHz spectrum, which is currently assigned to WAVE within the US; however, as of late 2019, the FCC is considering a proposal to reassign portions of this spectrum.
Security		Bundle: IEEE 1609.2	A bundle of standards that groups a set of IEEE security standards together for easy reference.
TransNet	IEEE 1609.3	IEEE 1609.3 WAVE - Networking Services	This standard defines the network and transport layer options for the WAVE environment. The standard defines three options: a bandwidth efficient single-hop solution known as WSMP, UDP/IP, and TCP/IP. It has been harmonized with ISO FNTP and FSAP - a common message format specified in ISO 16460.

Data Profile: (None-Data)

Standards in Profile:

None

Readiness Description:

Many serious issues. This category includes solutions that have not been standardized, or do not have a basic level of interoperability or security. Consider selecting a different communications solution or if this is not possible (eg. a pilot of a new application that has not been standardized), take additional measures to provide an acceptable level of security or interoperability.

Last Updated: 2/7/2024