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Overview: The success of upcoming generations of mobile communication systems will largely depend on the migration of existing, heterogeneous wireless access technologies. This is especially true for the vehicular environment, which is characterized by high mobility and a demand for advanced communication services. This research paper describes the Virtual City Portal prototype that is developed within the SOFTNET project. The system allows automobile users to request information or communication services using different wireless access systems.
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