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History based predictive routing in multi-lane delay tolerable VANETs
Zhengni Huang,Shangxing Wang,Ben Ding,Xinbing Wang,Mohsen Guizani +4 more
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A novel multi-lane model in Delay Tolerant Network (DTN) allows nodes to forward information in a store-and-carry manner so as to deal with the absence of end-to-end connectivity.Abstract:
In this paper, we propose a novel multi-lane model in Delay Tolerant Network (DTN). Different from traditional ad hoc network, DTN allows nodes to forward information in a store-and-carry manner so as to deal with the absence of end-to-end connectivity. Vehicles are classified into different categories according to their everyday routine, so called multi-lane. The main purpose is to decide a reliable next-hop forwarding procedure based on incomplete surrounding information. Furthermore, considering the searching interval during which nodes carry the information, we aim to explore the VANETs system performance under different network constraints like node density, velocity.read more
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