IEEE P1609.1/D17
Use Standard for Wireless Access in Vehicular Environments (WAVE) - Resource Manager
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P1609.1/D17 is a technical document for Wireless Access in Vehicular Environments (WAVE) focused on resource manager functions, helping define how communication resources are coordinated in vehicular networking systems. It is relevant to transportation and wireless communications work where controlled access, interoperability, and dependable message handling matter. As an inactive standard, P1609.1/D17 is mainly useful for reference, comparison, or legacy design support when evaluating WAVE-related implementations and compliance requirements.
About P1609.1/D17
This standard addresses the resource manager aspect of WAVE architecture, a communications framework used in transportation environments for vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure interaction. P1609.1/D17 helps describe how resources may be organized and managed within that system so related devices and components can operate in a more consistent way. For engineers and procurement teams, it provides a specific technical reference tied to wireless networking behavior in vehicular applications rather than a general communications overview.
Where is P1609.1/D17 used?
P1609.1/D17 is most relevant in WAVE-based systems used for roadway communication, connected transportation equipment, and related networking components. It may apply to on-board units, roadside devices, and other communication modules that support data exchange in vehicular environments. The standard can also be useful in lab testing, system integration, and design review activities where resource management behavior must be understood or compared against an established specification. Its scope fits implementations that depend on coordinated wireless access in traffic and mobility settings.
Importance in practice
Using P1609.1/D17 as a reference can help reduce uncertainty when assessing how a WAVE resource manager should behave in a transportation communication system. It supports more consistent design decisions, testing expectations, and technical documentation across related equipment and projects. For inactive standards, it is especially valuable when maintaining older deployments, reviewing legacy specifications, or tracing the basis of a system requirement. That makes it useful for compliance work, risk reduction, and engineering continuity in vehicular networking applications.
- WAVE resource manager reference
- Vehicular wireless communication context
- Transportation system integration
- Legacy specification review
- Testing and compliance support
- Publication Date: 2006
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Transportation; Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
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