name: B2R
full_form: Base station to road side unit
context: CSI-RS configuration 1 with resource element quadruplet satisfying from CSI-RS configuration 2 - Aggregating resource element quadruplet satisfying from CSI-RS configuration 3 with resource element quadruplet satisfying from CSI-RS configuration 1 - Aggregating resource element quadruplet satisfying from CSI-RS configuration 2 with resource element quadruplet satisfying from CSI-RS configuration 3 Antenna port number where for CSI-RS resource number . The sequence is given by Table 6.10.5.2-0B. The sequence index is determined as follows: - For resource element quadruplet satisfying from CSI-RS configuration 1, resource element quadruplet satisfying from CSI-RS configuration 2, or resource element quadruplet satisfying from CSI-RS configuration 3, . - For resource element quadruplet satisfying from CSI-RS configuration 1, resource element quadruplet satisfying from CSI-RS configuration 2, or resource element quadruplet satisfying from CSI-RS configuration 3, . Table 6.10.5.2-0B: The
description: The Base station to road side unit (B2R) is a type of communication link between base stations and roadside units in the context of vehicular networks. It is mentioned alongside other types of links such as V2V, V2P, P2P, V2R, R2R, V2B, P2B, indicating its role within a collective set of interconnected network functions that work together to deliver specific telecommunications capabilities for vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communications.
explanation: The context provided highlights B2R as part of the discussion on path loss models and propagation types in various vehicular communication scenarios. Given its mention alongside other link types and within a section discussing path loss models, it is clear that B2R represents a specific type of connection or interface within a broader network architecture designed for V2X communications. Therefore, classifying B2R as part of a NetworkFunction_Group accurately reflects its role in the context provided.
section_title: 6.2.1	Pathloss model
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