This paper presents the design and implementation of Wi-Fi Goes to Town, the first Wi-Fi
based roadside hotspot network designed to operate at vehicular speeds with meter-sized …

Mobile Operators see an unending growth of data traffic generated by their customers on
their mobile data networks. As the operators start to have a hard time carrying all this traffic …

We ask if the ubiquity of WiFi can be leveraged to provide cheap connectivity from moving
vehicles for common applications such as Web browsing and VoIP. Driven by this question …

It has been a challenge to support high speed (above 200 kms/hr-freeways and high speed
train) mobile user with broadband data communication. Research community efforts are …

The impressive penetration of 802.11-based wireless networks in many metropolitan areas
around the world offers, for the first time, the opportunity of a" grassroots" wireless Internet …

WiFi is emerging as the preferred connectivity solution for mobile clients because of its low
power consumption and high capacity. Dense urban WiFi deployments cover entire central …

The handover from WiFi to mobile networks is known to lead to TCP connection drops due to
changing IP addresses. Multipath TCP (MPTCP), a recent TCP extension, enables a …

Recently, we have received a growing number of reports that complain about poor and
unstable internet connections at bus stops in metro Seoul. Careful analyses led us to …

Abstract Fifth-generation (5G) networks are now in a stable phase in terms of commercial
release. 5G design is flexible to support a diverse range of radio bands (ie, low-, mid-, and …

We describe our experiences with deploying a vehicular Internet access service on public
transit buses. Our system, called WiRover, has been running on these buses since April …