IEEE 1609.12-2019
IEEE Standard for Wireless Access in Vehicular Environments (WAVE)--Identifiers - Redline
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IEEE 1609.12-2019 defines identifiers used within the Wireless Access in Vehicular Environments (WAVE) framework, supporting clearer data exchange in connected transportation systems. IEEE 1609.12-2019 is a focused technical document for communication and networking applications where consistent identification can affect interoperability, signal handling, and system integration. As a redline version, it is especially useful for reviewing revisions against the prior text and understanding exactly what changed in the identifier-related requirements.
About IEEE 1609.12-2019
This standard addresses identifier-related elements within the IEEE 1609 WAVE family, which is associated with vehicular communications and related processing functions. It is relevant where systems need to recognize or interpret WAVE identifiers in a consistent way across devices, messages, or services. IEEE 1609.12-2019 helps provide a common reference for design and implementation work, particularly in environments where communication behavior, message handling, and technical compatibility must be managed carefully.
Where is IEEE 1609.12-2019 used?
IEEE 1609.12-2019 is typically used in vehicular networking environments that rely on WAVE-based communication, including on-board units, roadside communication equipment, and related transport-system infrastructure. It can support engineering work for connected vehicles, transportation pilots, and interoperability testing where identifiers must be interpreted consistently. The standard may also be relevant in system integration, protocol validation, and procurement decisions for equipment intended to operate within WAVE-oriented communication architectures.
Importance in practice
In practice, IEEE 1609.12-2019 matters because identifier consistency can influence how reliably systems exchange and process information. Clear identifier rules help reduce implementation ambiguity, support compliance checks, and improve alignment between vendors’ equipment. For organizations working on connected transportation communications, the standard can contribute to more controlled design, better test coverage, and lower integration risk. The redline format is also useful when tracking revisions for engineering review or document control.
- WAVE identifier definitions
- Vehicular communication context
- Interoperability and integration support
- Redline change review
- Transport-system implementation reference
- Publication Date: 2019
- Standard Status: Active
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Computing and Processing; Signal Processing and Analysis; Transportation
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