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gama2017evaluation

O. Gama, M. J. Nicolau, A. Costa, A. Santos, J. Macedo and B. Dias, "Evaluation of message dissemination methods in VANETs using a cooperative traffic efficiency application," Proceedings of 13th International Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing Conference (IWCMC 2017), Valencia, Spain, June 2017, pp. 478–483.

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Due to the prohibitive cost of deploying a real vehicular network, most VANETs applications are evaluated using simulation. Considering that one important group of vehicular applications is related to cooperative traffic efficiency, this work evaluates the influence of road traffic warning message dissemination strategies on vehicular traffic and communication metrics. This study uses the prototype implementation of a simple adaptive traffic warning system deployed on the Veins simulation framework. The implemented scenario considers five distinct road incidents to evaluate the effect of three warning message dissemination strategies, based on: i) distance between the sender and the receiver; ii) maximum number of hops that a message is allowed to travel; and iii) probabilistic rebroadcasting. Results show that these strategies affect differently important metrics of road traffic (travel time, CO2 emission) and wireless communications (packet loss, duplicate packets).

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O. Gama
M. J. Nicolau
A. Costa
A. Santos
J. Macedo
B. Dias

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@inproceedings{gama2017evaluation,
    author = {Gama, O. and Nicolau, M. J. and Costa, A. and Santos, A. and Macedo, J. and Dias, B.},
    doi = {10.1109/IWCMC.2017.7986332},
    title = {{Evaluation of message dissemination methods in VANETs using a cooperative traffic efficiency application}},
    pages = {478--483},
    publisher = {IEEE},
    address = {Valencia, Spain},
    booktitle = {13th International Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing Conference (IWCMC 2017)},
    month = {6},
    year = {2017},
   }
   
   

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